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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

IaRpr of Foreigners The number Of
Immigrants who have arrived during the
prcsrnl season from foreign ports exceeds
10000. "A late Quebec paper states The
arrivals IN Canada ut over 1900. 1t
- expected lha, during the months OF July
md August n, l.Ist i1.ttO more viii 49,
i've 10 Ntw Io.k aud Quebec.
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! T { M S.

TIP rho nomination of Mr.. Robbins, as
d ,.,,,. ,,,is uloco bosboc, coufrmodb Nv
:, Go
:, a.. ,.;.;,;,, % Am.
no.,, Mac ,rb. crops were much injured
rye fields nearly wholly destroyed, so tia, the
farmers moved inc" oo""-s'"o'" s.s''''''S
two thirds cut OIL ana '',a VAST '"' i'""
tty OF glass destroy cd IN 'n'' ''''"' ""' ''''''
" was coupu''o II ''''0' P''"'''
The Counting Room ol the salisbury manu-
featuring Co at Amesbury' Mass was eh'efe"
Oh "Wednesday n'gh'oi last week. ""o sixteen
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

rNNlIE Public are respectfully informed, that
n one of these Patent Bo'aRceS, is now IN
operation in from, of Andrew Winslow black
smiths shop. 1t has recently been put in
complete order, aud sealed according To law
Hay and other articles will be weighed by
a. WINSLOW, Jr
Newport, July 10, ISL.
CrErIricArE.-Newport, July oh, lsii'
This Is to certify, have this day tried far-
banks Patent Balance, owned by Andrew
Wmslow, and found the same to be correct,
WM. EROWNEIL,
Scalcr of Weights and Measures.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

CoAsr SQUApEoy. The bill reported in
the House of Representatives to establish a
coast squadron, proposes to employ two fri
gates, two sloops, two small vessels, and two
armed steamers; and the amount oppropria-
ted is $169,000 and something over. The
Report. which accompanies the bill, goes into
an elaborate examination of tho whole sub
lcct matter Of maratime defence, and espo.
c:ally dilates upon tho liberal policy aud wig
orous action Of the British Government in
regard to the use of steam power upon the
ocean, and on the defencclcss condition in
which the United States would have been
placed, had the Mcleod excitement broken
out with acts Of hostility.
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soda Apparatus Gnr sale.

fhNE ufthc above articles with fuuaia,p,
W cooler stab, pumps aud tuh, with every
other article belonging to IL, iu complete ordcr
iu Put into upcfttion-- Nill hc odd low IL up.
Piled lor immediately, at iS7 ihamrs..trret
! EEAlUND.
\ II. The uIbsctbcr will take his oppor.
,uuily to acknowledge his humble gratitude 10
those Ladies aud Gcnilrmcu, who have seen
~ 10 yptronizr bin dnung Iis residence among
ilicn- and would cnru,sily call upon those
vLo are Indebted :, HIM, a. mahc imib''iale
oa,mcni. aud rspu,sis all who have 'mands
io pr,.on, them iur s,itlrmrui, ~ w. ntcnh.
\ ~ al.s. bis Llsin,.s on or btiuf, tie hrs' "i
II l.t yf..- h,Ai
v I.-A
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

The Boston Times says, "a first rate gam
bier must have cinning manners. TcHlDl'
To him will be The last trump"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15
Auction and Commission Store.
FAIRY BANK COTTAG L.,
AT TIE BEACH.

'BNIIIS Cottage has recently been fitted up
u for lee Creams, aud other Refreshments
for the accommodation @; Iadics aud Grutlc-
men, visiting The Beach for the purpose of
Bathing and Promcnading along the FAR, bank
to emo, The beautiful SEA brcoIe, THoy viii
alvavs iiud tins beautiful summer day retreat,
well supplied with the bcst Ice Creams, Con
fcciionury, Pastry, Fruit, aud all the yuohng
streams that generally flow al such an cslab-
li,hmcut over this establishment Is II large
airy room, commanding an extensive view oi.
the ocean, beach, and surrounding couuity.--
This room is Intended as sittlug room Tor La
dies aud Gcnl .cncn for lee Creams aud other
refreshments.
II - Families wanting lee Creams, or any
other article IA the Confectionery Line, can be
supplied at u.rcason@hlc rate by leaving their
orders at the Fchg Banh 'Coit0gc, or at the
store Of the subscriber, directly opposite the
po.t Ol'ice, where they will find great a-sori.
mcnl oi Confectionery, at Wholesale aud ro
| tail, together with great variety of Toys
Fancy Goods, Fancy Baskets, Cfadlcs, CarIia
gcs, and husl of other articles too numerous to
mcul,an. 4. STACY, Jr,
\ Newport, Junc lG, icil.
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TO publishers Of popers throughout tho
TuiIed SI1iss

- Newspapers or Magazines, cop, ing 'h"
above entire, without any alteration or abridfr.
men, Cincludiug this uoticc), aud giving u va
tnsidc ins,rfiOns, shall receive copy oi W"
work (,ubIcci to their ordS), by s"pd,ng dI'a
tn the Publisher '"Il '
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Ee II EMOVAL.


WDERSONS holding any quantity of Tn,
E above articles can dispose ilhom by call
ing on J. REMDND, No. i37 Thamcs-sireet.
or of T.. I. " w. Newton, ono door north Of
K. J. Taylors Druggist store. July II.
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ROBERT SEARS, pubIisI
3 8 9 9 8

Clcrgymcn, SoPcrln,cndcn," aud Teach.
crs ol sabbath Schools, ~ Aa,sfs OF MAJ
etntS NLNsPArERs, AND PLHiobicALs, 4
po.lmasicr,, aud booksellers, throughout tl'u
country, are respectfully requested 10 ac, Ia
our Agents.
No icucr 'oH be mkes FROM he Post Office IN
hss post paul.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

To CoRRrsroNDEsrs.--" x. G. FL" ha,
been received, and will appear IN our next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15
For sale OF 10 lease,
NOTICE.

rHyHE undersigned for the convenience %
X those who may wish TO procure sand :"
gravel from the Town Beach, have furnished
George II. Oman with pcr.iis, and authorized
him to receive pay for the same, and all per
sons having permits from hin' or either 81 us
will call on said Oman, al the "Sca Side Cot
tagc," on the Beach, aud have the sand nr
gray scor,d on the same, at The tmc nay taLe
IL. Permits will also be iurnishcdby either ol
the suI,scrbcra as heretofore.
The public are also informed that the ground
around iha fence has been slakcd oil agreeable
10 a vote Of the Town, 10y Which all persons
are prohibited from taking sand within the
stakes. GEORGE FEEEBORN,
Town Treasurer,
EDWARD W. LANION,
Street Commissioner.
I'll, 1871 -6N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

The Globe says that "such patriotism rs
Mr.. Clay's will not answer" True enough.
twill not ANSWER, for il can't be QUESTIONED.
-LomsriHe Journat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15
Cloth nressing, a COIOrimS.

rHNIlE subscriber, respectfully informs ~
u friends aud the puhllc, that he continues
to carry on tho Ci1li Dressing aud C"io'"tS
business at the we'll known Mill, formerly
rented by Gould 4 Durice, IA Portsmouth ana
viii be happy to wait on hI' old customers an"
the public as heretofore. o'e....,
Portsmouth, April 9, lelO.
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Vosc,s Confectionery,

Corner of .NaIEd S3udrf,
Us well supplied with the best of Coniec.
! ,lonary, Ice Creams, Soda, Root Beer,
Cakes, Pastry. &c. Also, pIst received the
greatest assortment OF Fancy Baskets that
was ever offered in Newport. a fine large
room expressly for Ladies, and one for Gcn.
llrmcn, are always IN readiness lor Ice
Creams IN second story.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15
Ice Cream Ice Cream!

t0ETE
FENliE subscriber respectfully informs the
x Ladies' and Gentlemen or Newport, aud
those visiting here through the summer months,
that the Rooms over his store are uow ready
for the reception of those who W,sh 10 refresh
thcms,lvcs with Ice Creams. Confectionery,
Pastry, aud every olhor article usually found
AT u toni.ctiouaay
;Lt'iCE CREAMS made To 'dcr, and
,cni To ANY part Of The iu~n, a. 30 ccnls per
quart, Tor twour more quarts siuglc quart t2i
cents, aud warranted equal 10 any madc in this
good city T.. STACY, Jr.
\ Juno ~ Opposite the Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

SlEWIIEFF"S SALE.

WAsnIsGros, SC. June II, l54l.
Am Execulion IN favor Of the Landh"l.iris
W Bank, aud against Samuel aud banI,i
Brown, shall on the 20ih DAY Of July. lo4i.
NJ two o'clork T. NJ sell AT public auction,
tract of land IN North kingstown. roniaIning
about $50 ncrrs bounded N"rthcriy by land oi'
Joshua Brown and Elisha Watson, Fast on The
Road aud Narrow River, South on land uf
Joseph Il. Perry aud heirs of John Watson,
and Westerly on the fresh meadow; ar -
much rs will pay said Executions and cxpssr''s. /.
coHdIhous nj the time Of sale Sale AZ f.a
dwelling house on the premises.
FRANCiS B. SEGAR, Sher.y.
Juuu "a
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BRIGHTON MARkET-MoSpAy,J july l2ih
LR.nnricd for The Rn.inn Dally Adxariser rnir.ol

Reported ior the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot
At markc, 80 Beef Cattle, ~ Cows and
Calves $3.50 sheep, anc i2j Swine. 30 oHcei
Cattle unsold.
Puicts-R Rccf CoHic I've continue 10 reduce
our quotations. first quality SO n645, second
oualli, I - -. third quality - -.
cars ami fdIrcS--"Dnlli' - large nuinho'
nn.old Sales so, Sg2, ap-, $50 and $40.
Sbe,g-Salcs quick lor prime lots: prices i''
lots ~, 40, a., S2, 2I7, go, 233, 300 and
,255.
Sr!Be--Thosc Ut market were reported '"s
week no lots told To- pcdilc. NJ retail from
> TO Z, according to tho size aud quality.
l'ODDlNGTON SlIIRTlNGS. Of asu'
" pcrinf suish. lur sale ~ the Counting
Room uf i'io Cutdinr'1n Nlnuds;urng Co
!. NewpOr', 'Juc lilI, itil.
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NEW GOODS
JUST RECEipED.

uvJUyTE Linen Table Cloths,
w rnglish Dihrcrs,
Nafsell's Robes,
Ianbopus,
Ilain 5iooecliae dc Laine shawn.
Thibci Wool 10.
r. ME Gloves,
ilack ar3 White SILK Hose,
trintrA Susllns.
Iiglu Prinls,
rarasols aud Umbrellas.
TIE above are iur sale O., ,eSy hw Pf'rss "a
No. i32 Thames street, by
une r.. 3 VI COOK, " co.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

gMM Pairs Of Ladies, Gentlemen and
cDSDSv Children's new aud fashionable
Boots, Boolccs, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers nnd
Gaircr Boots, made by good worAnon, aud Of
good stock, aud for sale cheap, ut No. II,
Thnmes. street, by j. GOODSPEED.
Persons wanting the above article, viii please
To call aud examine for thcmsclsc.
July 10.
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fslAsy4., fs..sy4.,
sTyy.xzeSzs
TnE STEAMBOAT
Es A LII q n,
CAHTAlN Il e WOOD SEN

WI mn IL hb'i''bs
VIII leave Providence and Newport, rs
follows:
Leaves Providence Tuesdays, W"dncs.
days, Thursdays, Fridays aud Saturdays, nj
half past . o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, leaves
Newport same days ut 3 O'Clock, =. NJ. Sun.
days, will leave Providence at 3 a. NJ aud
Newport st ) 7. NJ, landln. al Bristol every
passage Fare 20 cents.
o. The Balloon will connect with the
Stonington RAD Road aud also the O'Clock
train from Boston. Passengers from New
Bedford or Fall River, by taking tie hing
Phillip TO Bristol will there meet the Bal
loon, aud have an opportunity To spend three
hours or more IA Newport aud wturn home
the same day. Freight taken nj packet rHtes
ss,TEPHENS'S TRAVELS in South
~ America, incidents of Travel, Central
America, Chapas and iurntan, by John J..
Stephens, author of Travels IN Egypt, AIabia,
Petra u, dc. illustrated by - ongraN ings, IN
TWO elegant octave volumes, for sale ~
JAMES iihMMDNDS.
Also, MastcrmGn Ready; or the wreck of
!he Pacific, written for young people, by Capt.
Murryatt. july :.
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swiss Lawns

EIOR Evening Drct,rs, lace Cun., Work
3 60 ".lr 80 w. ard lrscfunE., -,c,,
..,se Vi.'.l t.gt, s..' ..-''s-., - sr'' ~
'.a. - u .L.' u "a.
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Letters,

EEMhISING ~ TuE PosT OFFICE, NEWPORT
al, JCLy lst, l5li.
n .hreyt,s,d icnerS are piaccd ina S'parat'
bor. Persons applying .ior them pW please caii
for "ADNERTIsED LLTrEHs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

TIE FOLLOWING WORK
mas pEEN COMPLIED FROM TnE
LomdCn Pictorial Bible
Uhich sells in This eo"ntry for Sl8
10 so per copy'
ftp Every man, woman aud child IN thu
ui;cd :.iaIos, who posscss,s Bible, will
surely furnish themselves with the
following beautiful series of
Scripture illustrations.
NEW, CHEAP AND VALUABLE PUBLICATION,
ESOUR HUNDRED PAGES, syn. Fns
"a Paper, handsomel, bound, price "niy iw"
dollars. The subscriber respectfully invites
the attention Of Clcrgymcn, Tcacl.cr. of Sab
baII Schools, Heads OF Families, aud Book
sellers, throughout the United states, u" "iho
nI,",e New, Cheap, aud Splendid, Illustrated
Work Published aud for sale, at lZ2 Nassau
street, New York Ciy. It's itasuro. arc better
drGrcd by the tite :--
TWO uUSpHTb pictorial ILLrsTRhTtohs of
TuE sCRIPIGREs, CONSISTING 90
VIEWS IN TnE HOLY LAND,
Togoihrr cih many Of the most remayh,-6ic ob.
j,cts mcn;ioncd IN The Old aud .Nsm 1esia-
meats, reprcscniiug socrsd hiStor,cai erents.
ic Oid Masicrs Hc IaHdScape srcpcs, tak'n
from orinjpa skrtrhcS mdde on H' Spoi, NTH
inn and interesting teuer-pres descriptions,
dsrotcd 10 an explanation 81 ho objccts @sr,.
iORtd iR The sacrcd hgk.
4 Gu cAamimaiun Ibis will be found very
pleasant aud profitable book especial, for tho
pcru,al of iouNG ProrLr, aboundug ~ lba
most valuable information, collected nlih great
care, FROM tho bosi and latest sources ltninv.
yoyy properly, be designated Il common pi wo
boob for every thug valuable, relatins ia
Oriental Manners, Customs, De. &c and CON,
p,lscs within t.rii II complete library of rcli,
slons and useful knowledge. volume liko
the present, ID ir superior {" ,hc cnnimoh hG,
ululs--it viii never he out of date.
a. Il is beautifully printed ia new long
primer iypc-- Handsomely bound in muslIu,
gilt aud lcrlorcd aud is, decidedly, hc bcSi
and ch,op,s, publication 0"r the price,, eou Is.
Satd from he american Press.
\ liberal discount made to wholesale pur.
c,iascrs.
Persons IN the country, wishing 10 net ~
agents, may nhaa all tho uccossary ninrma.
Iion, hy addressing thor hlicrs To- the snbscrl.
her, No ~ Nas-au-stroot, New York City
ROBERT SEARS, PubIshor
3 q 6 e 6
|. s,.crin,gu,I.u,. and T.n, IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

HtLOVEs,-B and Fancy ro'ld. Md.
Vw Berlin, Linen, and silk Gloves. Extra
tire,ni ISAAC GOULD q SONS,
July Is. III, Tha:nos-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-15

iCJa The nomination Of Mr.. Robbins, as
Postmaster in this place, has been coniirmedby
tho Srnnfn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-01
Music 3 VARIETY Srnnr H. G,

MUSIC Il VARIETY TORE, Union ST..
'HNIlE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gene.
"a raj assortment Of Musical Instruments. where
Bands can DO supplied at eastern prices addin. irnas.
portsrion irvn The seaboard, also Germ m and hmeri.
can Pisns fcTics from The most celebrated makers and
warranted to stand m any climate Piano Music aud
ln'iiuctlon Books for all Instruments, Yiolins. Aecor.
dion'. Flutes; F,fes, Drums. Violin strings. Clariene,
reeds. Dlsas Music Paper &c &c also a variety or STA.
pie goods. consisting ia part OF Vest and Suspsnder
Buttons. Pearl and Bone dc for Shirts. Whits and
assorted spool and skeins thread patent do, Sewing
SIX 'Nesdle' Of all kinds Siell and Horn combs OF
various patterns. Fine and Redding de. with a variety
Of other articles too numerous TO mention, and which
VIII be sold at fair prices. The subscriber would re.
specially invite the citizens and eosnirv Merchants
10 call and tzamins his stock. J. HELLOR
mar Ply.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-01

COKING GLASS. PORTRAIT a. Picture Frame
a. CONFERENCE.-The subscriber respectfully in.
forms the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. thai n,
ms c"mmenccd' in connection with hs former bxsi.
ness, me Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture Frame
Gliding, &c. in all its charlottesville has engaged Mr.
Jas. Robinson. from the first manufactures in New
YORK, whose workmanship is inferior to none in the
Union, AMI is DOW prepared to execute al! orders in trp,
line. lie rill constantly keep on hond an esten.iy.
assortment Of OOKIN GLASSES Of every de,crip.
hon IN Gilt and Mahogany and Fancy Frames Picture
and Portrait frames made to order Old frame, re,;b
and Gliding ofeVery description done in the best .tyl,
Julyl4. w B~RANSTRUP,
Agent for X Barlow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-01
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
- TERRsTlNg AND ApPLICABLs TO TnR

10 VIII
Diseases Of the Stomach, or Nsrr..
Such as Dyspeysa- either Chrome or Casual. On
der the worst sy nptoms of rsstLessnoss, 10 sneS,
of Sp iri,s. aud eeneral Emse,a ton, ConssDp;,on
whether 81 the Lungs OF Liver, Liver aneetonr,
J%ssndlc-, both Bsi,aIy and Spssmodlc. eostrs-
er Acute o, Chrome, Together with Gsut, Sersfnia,
PANS in the head, Back, Limbs, and siae. Typhus
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Purrid Sore throat, Fever
aud Ague. Spismedie Palpitat;sR ofths Heart and
Arteries. Nervous Irr,tsblity, Nervous Weakness,
Mysteries, Tic Douloureus, Cramps, Female OF,
sfueiioas. Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid aud the Dry or the Whoeping.
Asthma, Gravel, and oroosy.
The BLOOD has hitherto been considered by
Eupiers and others, as the great regulator of the
human System, and snth 10 the dsvoredness of the
adherents TO that erroneous doctrine. that they con-
tent them selves with the simple possession of this
iallacioIs opinion, without enguinng into the pri-
mary sOurccs from whence Lie, Health. and Nig-
our emana'e, and, rice reT ga, pain. sickness, disease
and death. Not 30 with DR. Hunt. whose extern
siNe research and practical eNpencnCe so eminent
ly qualify him for the procession Of which hs has
been one oil the most useful members. He con
tends-and a moments renecnou will conyiRcs
any reasoning mind Of he correctness OF his view,
that the stomach. liver, and the associated organ,
are the primaIy and great regulators Of health. an,
that the blood IN very many instances Is dependen
OF those organs, and thatunlcss Medicine reachei
the root of the disease tho superficial anodyne'
ravagcs of deep rooted malGdies. Under these con
victions, al ths expense of wears of close appiica
ton, the doctor has d scsver-d n medicine who's
searching powers are Irresistible. and In prescribini
II - with a knlwl.dEe offs being a radical cur
ofthe various dis ases already enumerated, even
applied IN The most critical cases, but he does ne
pretend 10 ascribe TO
HUNTS BOTANIC Pills
a oupsrnotural agency, although from rosi'iv
proofs within the knowledge Of hundreds, hels pre-
pared to show, shat when every other earthly RENE
dy has been CIV IN Mp.
HU MS BOTANIC PILLS
havenever been known 10 fail IN eiiecting two yer
gratifying results, that IF raising froyI the bed q
sickness aud disease those who have tested The
efficacy, aud thus amply tewarding Or. Hunt fC
his long and anxious study TO attain this yerlcC
ton IN the Healing AT.
The exun0rdinary success which has attended IA
use of HUNTS BOTA Nc PILLS, is tho be,
cUterion 81 then superior virtues, They nav
been the means OF raising a host of langushinap
tents fiom the bed of affection. as 10 clearly sSir
ced IN the follow ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-01

cnANGERY-At rules held in the
c!erk Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
Nnd Chancery for The county Of Ohio, in the month
of February 1871.
Daniel 5 Fomey, Complainant,
against
heason Humphrey and Joseph Humphrey, Defendant.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according TO The act of assembly
Hhd The rules of this court, aud it appearing that thew
are moi inhabitants OF the Commonwealth Of virginin;
ol moUoh OF complainant by counsel. it's ordered that
The said defendant do appear here on the f,., day 81
me next spring term OF Ihis court. enter their apnenr.
ance' give security as the law no csaid requires. and
answer the complainants bill. or otherwise defend
Mss SUIT and that a copy Of This order be forthwith in.
,err1 70 some newspaper printed liz tbs city ofyYhe
m's 'i l"o months suCcessively. and posted at the
ifoat dooro Of The Court house ofOhio countv.
A copy tesio.
JACOB, fr Conpt. ALEX LAIDIFy
CLERK.
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SOW ARD }. DAazsy PHYSICIAN A srs,ss,

sowARp }. DARasS. PHYSICIAN 4 suRos5N
BRENTfH ofieo hs professional services
ma the oi,leos OF Nhsehny,
~. u ~a- fsr osr ycars aitsshsd "a 81 inAooT ~
. : W ons Of sho Isrse-i psVv.nssal i~iOs p1,a- m 5tsie,s
"a consequently studied under ss Astlcy Cscpsr "A
fhs London Hospitals. This. toQs,t CT Win fa,crass
opp r'"nitss t"r bssor'us acquainted wuh hi. pros-i
no" ~ the Sas'ern States. whs,e hs his bssn engaged
m pFashee during the pct nns ysar. cad. him 10
h9pe uhat any reliance whish Ga, CO ssyossd in hs
Professional skill. Will not Be nSsnl TO have been ms
paced. Ofhss nsst door ~ the G,z.tte .5ivv, Matr
sieef. nov Is
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CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

z . ~ IIUWI,
Dear Slr-BelievisSi il a duty I owe YOU as a sue
cesslul practitioner, as well as those who may he
-iml!arly afflicted, | tate pleasure IN schuowiedC-
valuable Medicine.
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
ne the sbing and fall. for the last four years. aud
The pecuniary injuries attendant on the indispos,-
non 81 enc on whose eGer;ions a large family was
depenSaht Tor support, and having without; success
tested the skill Of many medical advises. nj an
expense ! could not well afford. In the fall of 1885
hnc:2S me prenionitoty symptoms OF the disease
approaching, ] Was induced by a friead who had
iiled your medicine, 10 purchase n packace OF your
Soianlc Pills' and now have the happiness TO in
iSrni y"u-and through YOU, those who muy We
similarly aflIcted-that they colntcr,ct the dis
ease, nor have | been troubled with II since. nnd
my CONFIDENCE contInucs 10 uphold me in the be-
leI thhi your botanlc Pulls are the mos, safe, the
Sheaptsl, most cHic5clJgs, and radical cure for
NAT dIstreSsinS disease the Fever and hgue Al!
cah lof we uiessnt oit7r yon for the blessing you
nave beeh Instrumental In conferrn2 on me. IA INV
ass9Iance OF uncCgs.ng gLatllude and cs,ncm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-04-01
&.R.MUEL CEEErRrEE

ETAS been abe through The kTrdoas,
- n a number Of his friends 10 resume ,.
Wholesale Grocery, CommferiOu and Sh.prIr, IL.
si1-ss iu 81 street between Wood end SqrfIr.,
streets near TO the stand formerly OCruy.c cd By &c..
Church.
ne intends 20 keep or hand az assortment o.
GrOccucs, Pittsburgh Manufacture. Conner an.
To, sid WI Dc trafcfl for a call from BIZ friend,
fhr1GgIauf ihc country.
PiuFburgh. Oct. .. f4fO-w en-
VrausrUst WeIagurgI. Mrrah1Ii Beacon TIz,
hefAto~H, Malsgal 20. DSw1rrsrc Rcpubffar
N0rganioVa and Gsksrs PsrFsvs1rrgh. will con
- sroves me- aud send lhrir 1c-ouuff To- p.f.
slfs1. 'tSo ons THmosr Of tEsifgapsf s~5Hfsmirf.