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dreadful disease has. with much truth
been called the scourge Of Great Britain;
nor can this be wondered at when It is
recollected It's victims are generally the
young and beautiful, and those whose
every feeling endear them to their home
and friends. We perceive that Mr. Cro-
min has taken view Of this affection diff
Ierent from the generality Of medcal
practitioners /; deemlng it to arise from
diseased heart, he Eeats the primary state
as disease OF this important organ, which,
in almost every instance, will he found
seriously affected, and to cause the Ian
gor and lassilude that invariably precede
confirmed phthsis Cronin on Diseases
Of the Nervous System.
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vi fARINEL LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED.
July i0th-sloop Independence, Prssby, from
Providence.
l2,h-sloop Bridgewater, Allen, do. '~
lSih-sloop Emeline, Pearce, Bristol.
Sloop Eagle. IngI aham, Providence.
l5th-sch Tyro, Adams, Bangor. with lumber
TO Mason Barney.
Cid l6.h-bris Crawford, Pickens, Atlantic O.
csan.
SAILED.
l2.h-brg Emisrant, Church, Bristol. (so,d
for whaer.>
l5th-ship Rosalie. Eddy, Indian Ocean,
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WHHLERE.

w III Il II hS.
At Valparaiso, about April LIST, Eliza Adams
Fairhaven, 22O0.
Al Rio Janeiro. May 2Oih, Minerva, Sampson
New Bedford, $50 VIII s25 sP (Pur, Of her cargo
had been sold, Ut prices unknown, but would land
the whole and fi again for the Pacfic); Florida
Jenhey, for N Bedford via Bahia. same day, 1900
Hudson, Dennison. Sugharbor. 1900 VIII 44O sp.
Spoken-JuIy Sd. lat 40, lon So 20, ship En-
voy, Fisher, 4 ds from Providence for Pacifc.
4 letter from Capt Clifford, Of the ship WIN
Lee, dated Pay,a. May Sd. reports tba, she pu,
into that port April 26th. TO land the chief mate,
Mr. Chase, Of Bristol. who had very bad cough.
About May l the third mate. Mr. Harvey Clifford
Of Conn. was stabbed by one OF the crew, and
dangerously wounded. Capt G. would sail mex,
day on cruise, leaving the two mates on sho.e
he had 100 bbls sp on board. Had sen, home 60
sp previously. f<hode Isnnder,
Sailed from Mattapoiseit. ,Sih, brig Annawan,
Pool, Atlantic Ocean.
Spoken--Msy 2s,h, lat Is 80. Ion 80 40, sch
Thorn, Jewett, Of Gloucester, IL weeks out, 25O
bSs oil June 10th. lat 43 Sc, lon 81, barque
Spartan, Small, Of fProv,hcetown, 2 lie mos out,
lao bbls sp; brig Phenix, Small. Of do, 8 mos
out, 65 sp.
Arr at Nantucket, 9Th. ship Montana. Chase.
New Zealand, Valparaiso Apri, 10Th, 1900 VIII 200
Christian. New Bedford oil not stated.
Cid a. do Slh, sch Primrose, Narbetb, Western
Islands.
Cid a. Ssgharbor, s,h, ships Thames, Hedges;
Panama, Crowell. ond Triad, (of Greenport)
Case. destinations no, reported, probably South
Atlantic.
OfPayta. May 9th, Audley. CLARK, Of Newport
ms out, clean.
OFF Cape Danco. April 2oh. Roman. smah,of
New Bedford, 1000 sp. Reports 10 April, New
Bedford, do 500; Mnerva Smyth. do 700 Can
ton. do 1900; Baltic. Nantucket, 1900; Washing
ton. do 500 Peruvian, do 400; Mt Vernon, do
900,
The Eagle. Coffin, Of New Bedford. which sail
ed from Calao. May LIST, had 400 sp.
Al Payh. April !, New Bedford. Crcwell. N
Bedford. 500 sp. Touched q, do Dec goth. Mag
noIia. do 1900; 29.h, Catharine. Of Nantucket.
600; 3lst, Gen Washington, OF Wareham, IL
The Washington, Of Nantucket. had been heard
from Dec 8. $50 The Sarah, OF Nantucket. had
sailed. Capt Uphsm having recovered and joined
hi ship. lie left his rnato behind, sick.
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ArrEMPr TO ESCAPE Tho four me-
Qroes confined in the Jail at St. Louis,
who stand convicted Of the horrid murder
Of two young men, aud Of firing one oi
the stores OF The town, made a desperate
attempt TO escape on the I'd inst. They
knocked down the keeper and other per-
sons standing near, and finally reached
the street, but being holly pursued, ~erc
soon re-arresied and conveyed back TO the
Jail, where every precaution was imme-
diateIy taken to prevent the recurreucs
OF the attempt.
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Arr at Norfolk. 5ih sch Pacific, Smith. hence.
At tMingo. Africa. May Gath, brig Roderlc Dhu,
Doty, from Cape Palmas.
Cid at Halifax, I'd inst, sch Tarry Not, Law
less, Sydney. -
Clda. Mobile, 30th. sch Pequot. Pbinney, for
this por:.
Al Havana, 26th alt, ship Aquetnei, Mosher. frt
or chr brig Emerald. Franceville, Providence,
soon. Cld-brg Smith6eld, Wakefield. MarieI.
At Pciou. let. brig Commerce, Andros, for
Providence, next day.
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A Boston editor boasts that he went all
the way to Philadelphia and back, by rail-
road and steamboat, without being taxed
a cent for his passage, on the strength Of
a friendly acquaintance with the Agents
Of thoso lines. That's nothing We once
went from Norwich to New York, In one
Of the boats, and found 6vc dollar bin
on the cabin floor, besides! [ Hartford
Eagle.
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The Home SQUADRON The bill re-
ported from the Naval Committee O { the
House Of Representatives for the support
ot Home Squadron Of ships OF war
proposes to provide, for that purpose, io'
the pay, subsistence, repairs, SIC. OF two
frigates, two sloops, two small vessels, and
two armed steamers, "to be employed as
q Home SuuadiOn."
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The MURDERERs OUT. Last even.
ing, whep the steward Of the Jail went
to give the murderers their supper, they
knocked him down and walked out. Mad
ison got two or three squares off; two Of
the others short distance and the fourth
only got out Of prison. They were all re-
taken and put back. They had sawed
their irons off previous to the entrance Of
the steward. St. Louis Bulletin.
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Well back the New Orleans Crescent
on the following bet: New York at
tier.
A Philadelphia quack advertises to
"cure corns in every stage" We'll bet
five dollars to mountain OF mice tina, he
couldn't cure one in the stage which runs
between Providence and Hartford. That
country ID too hilly.
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ssI'sd fiom New Bedford. lilb. ship Msy aow-
=, Giaost. New Ho'Ishd; brig ,Ems'ins. Wood
AlsnlSc. 4 q - .,l..T
!. Sailed I2tb. ships Houqus. Holly, Pacific O.
essn; Oregon. (of Fairhavsn,) Sherman. do.
Sailed hom below do 18th. brig America .Lum-
bard. Atlantic Ocean,
ssilsd from Nantucket, 18th, chip Three Bro
then. Mitchell. Pacific; 18Th. Ohio. Smith. do.
Heard fiom-April 10. JossPh Maxwell. Fair
haven, 260 sp.
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On Tuesday night last heavy storm,
accompanied with thunder and lightning,
passed over Easton (Md.) and in its
course the house Of Mr. Howes Gold.
borough was struck by lightning. The
electric fluid travelled over nearly all Of
the house, breaking, splintering, and de-
slroying every thing in its course, but
without iDiuring any person.
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Bakers |! Bakers y
At ga by retail. .sa

TVHE attention oi the public 10 called
IL to this desirable article for Sum-
mer use, which is too weli known 10 re-
quire aoy putting. Persons in want ofa
superior sr.,cIe for baking and boiling,
will please take notice that o better arti-
Gle and at less price is now offered than
ever has been offered at any Store 10 tins
State. Please call and see them. 81
Manufactured and for sale st Wholesale
and retail by j v. flB3ETS.
" B. All orders for the above arti.'
Gle will be punctuaIIy attended to. lss'
Warren, r. 1. June 8 ~
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"A Meeting Of the Suffrage Associa-
~ ton will be held at George Coles
Hall, on Thursday evening, July 22d.-
A number OF speakers from Providence
will be present; and letters from the Hon.
Henry Clay and Hon. John G. Adams,
will he read. Tho pdblic generally are
invited TO attend. Front seats reserved
for the Ladies.
B. NJ. BOSWORTH, Pres't.
We G.. SbdfrH, Sec'ry.
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RETIRED APARTMENTS. Dr. John
Croghan, the proprietor of a wonderful
cave, situated in Edmonson county, KY,
has opened a place Of public entertain
ment within it, about a mule from its mouth i!
where he accommodates visiters with
lodgings and meals.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Brig CRAWFORD. Capt Andrew Pickeus. At
laniic Ocean. about July -l7th.
Ship BRUNSWICK, Capt George +. ChampIin.
will sail from Providence, for Indian Ocean, a.
bout July 18th.
. Letters and packages sent o this Office.
free Of expense, will be forwarded by frs; vessel
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ACCIDENT. About eight o'clock las;
evening female in the employ Of ID,
Milleman, corner OF Houston and Suffolk
streets, was seriously injured by the
bursting Of a spirit gas lamp. She ran
into the street enveloped in flames, and
before they could be exlinsuisaed she
was 40 much burned that she died the
next day. N. Y. paper.
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A most horrible accident occurred last
week in the county Of Two Mountains,
Lower Canda; man while in a state oI
.inloxicatIon, having fallen into kettle Of
boiling potash, and being completely dis
solved Search was made tor his body,
but not the least particle Of it could be
found.
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Briltania Ware.

" NHE largest assortment every offered in this
- County, consisting Of different szes, now
and elegant patterns-of Coffee PotsS Tea
Pots. Cream Pitchers, Sugar and slop Bowls.
Tumblers. Salt Cellars. Basins, Plates. Plat
ters. Table and Tea Spoons, Castor Frames,
Spmtoons, Lamps, Ladies'. &c. &c.. are now
for sale at wholesale and retail. extremely low,
by j. y. IIBBETS.
Warren, June IL, Is4l.
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|. bFOn and alter Wednesday, i4ih
July inst. "a middle train Of passenger
Cars will run, stopping at the usual Pla-
.ces, between Proyidsncs and Boston
leaving Boston at 10, A. vi. and Provi-
dence at IL, A. Nj.
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The SoP'sme Court of. New York
have tscided not 70 Isbsrste Mcleod. -
He must thsre(pge, be lemandsd, TO take
mis- trial in the ordinary lorms OF law.
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The New Orleans papers Of the Sd
inst. ;, are filled with details of the first
days examination Of Capt. De Pulroh
and his crew, captured as pirates and
suspected of having murdered the crew OF
the Ship Charles, The facts elected
are mostly the same as have already been
published.
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The Presbyterian church in Genoa
village, Csyuga Co., N. Y. was destroy
ed by fire on Sunday morning, the 4,h
inst. The fire was discovered about half
past six. Ii was the work Of an incen-
diary. Two or three persons nre aus
pecied. Loss supposed to be $4,000 or
$4,000
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The Globe says that " such patriotism
70 Nh. <CIays will not answer" True
enough il will not anslpsr, Jos Z cant Be
qaesi;oned. louisville Journal. ~
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Iron Furnaces.

E UST received an assortment Of this
q useful article, which in point OF dn-
rabllity and ECONOMY is ny far superior to
all others now in use; for sale very cheap
by j. V. TIBBETS.
NAV %
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General WILSON, Surveyor General Of
Wisconsin and Iowa, has arrived at Du-
buqe, and entered upon the discharge Of
the duties Of his Office.
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DOCT. j. III. GUSHEE

DOCI. y. III. UUSHEE
KAOULD respectfully inform the
Wv inhabitants OF Warren and vicn-
ity, that he has taken .stand al Coles
Hotel, where he will be ready to attend
to the practice OF Physic and Surgery
Having had several years successful
practice, he leeIs he shall be enabled to
acquit himself with satisfaction to oil who
may feel disposed 10 favor him with their
patronage. July loft
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gThs village OF Waterford, N. ",
is in ruins. "A fire broke out on Sunday
afternoon, which ragged with great fury for
three hours, and consumed nearly the
whole Of the business part Of the town.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, part
Of which is insured.
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ZDHE subscriber continues to manufacture
u all the fashionable stylcs Of Neck Stocks,
and GentIemens Linen. such as Shirts, plain
and :uille Bosoms. and Collars; which will At
all times be found AT his cstsbIi.hment 1t
wholesale or retail, on as goodterms ~ else.
where. THOMAS @. TURNER.
South Water st. June 10 t.s.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New World thus notices the speech Of
Mr.. Simmons on Mr. Rives' amendment: !:
Mr.. Summons, of Rhode Island, next
took the floor. He prolesscd TO be a
plain man -untutored in the schools Of
rhetoric, 0nacquainted with logical sub
tlcties, and legal retinements =" brought
upst the tail ol the plough, 70 use his
own strong and homsbred expression. -
But no rhetorician's rules could have
added to the effect of his manly, direct,
and natural style. He spoke right on
like freeman and an independent Sena-
tor. II was treat to hear such man,
after the losses, prelensions, and affec-
tations" to which we are obliged too
frequently 10 listen in Congress.
Mr. Summons went 10 the very teeth
Of the amendment. He regarded it as
a surrender OF an important power Of the
Government. lie was States Rights
man, but he was Tor maintaining the
clearly aqd unequivocally bestowed pow
ers of the Constitution, and so were his
constituents. He maintained that the
moment il should be surrendred, the
ground would be occupied by the adver-
sary-and never could it again be claim
ed. He illustrated this view Of The case
at great length.
This was the debut of Mr. Simmons,
and gave him high rank as a debater,
in the estimation Of men Of all parties
Those who agreed with him thought il a
first rate speech, and the ability he dis
'played, called forth compliments even
from those who are the most strongly op-
posed 10 HIM.
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Fare Reduced to so cents I!

On, and alter Mon
sS @S @Ns-A day next, the Providence
4388HRHB& Accommodation Stage will
= zIesve Bristol at Z o'clock
Fare each way so cts. may
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Fare each way so cts.


Willarrive in Providence in season
S& Tor Passengers to take the 8 o'clock
49, Train Of Cars for Boston or the Steam
Boat Train for New York. via Bloomington.
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HNA TIAYS

HNY an arrangement lately made with the
HR importer, the subscriber is receiving di.
rec. from the mandatory in England.
Tea Trays and Walters, Of all sizes, AMI most
splendid patterns, which will be sold extremely
low, by J. y. TIBBETS.
Warren. July 8
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:l.hoosh hey may nos ave bseons dss and
: -& TpseePy-wlntss.

! On "Wednesday, the 7'h Of Ju'y,ssys
the Journal, tie .lsst honors were rem
dered to the sErhIy remains OF our late
President, WILLIAM HENRY HARRIsoN,
by his friends and fellow citizens Of Gin
cinnnti. The hearse which bore the
body to the steam boat, vas proceeded by
the Dragons Of the city, and such Of the
/, Companies lfom the Louisville Encamp-
'rmsnt, as arrived in time to Join ihe pro-
session. It was followed BY the Com
mi.tees appointed al Washington and in
the city, to prepare the last ceremonies,
the authorities and association Of The city,
and large number Of citizens. The
number OF spectators was eslimnted at
from 1000 to 10000.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9th,
savs: M
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The Imitation ot Christ,
TY Thomas A Kenpis; Tor sale by
= July 8 Jams GARDrER.
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Fl E S CON E.!

or The ceremonies which took place
Yesterday We attompt no labored or par
ticvlar account, Our ieeIings disqualIIy
u for any thing of this kind. II Is with
great difficulty, Indeed, that we eau real
ize the melancholy truth, that he who a
few months ago ives moving daily among
US, the theme Of all tongues, The toast
of all tables, the one object next to SELF,
of universal regard and almost universal
admiraton-that he who at later peri
Cd, was fully invested, in the midst Of as
sembled thousands from all parts OF the
Union, with the highest honors which a
free and grateful people could bes'ow, and
received them as became republican
statesman and christian man-that he
who, Immediately after this, entered upon
the discharge Of the high duties imposed,
with solemn sense OF their great respon-
sibility, and noble determination to be
governed in all things relating to them by
CONSCIENTIOUS convictions Of the right :
that this good man has gone from among
US, from among all living, and forever, 1t
is difficult, indeed, fully to realize. Such,
nevertheless, is the melancholy truth. -
We have looked upon him, and upon the
earthly tabernacle Of his spirit, for the
last time. We shall see his long familiar
form, gaze upon his well.remembered
features, hear the tones Of his still-ring.
ing voice no moreno more tsrever. He
IL GONE
s.Gone to the land Of the great departed,
Gone 10 the Silent Lund -
And it is only gwen US, henceforth, to
venerate his character, to keep green the
memory of his good deeds, and TO emu
late his virtues. AT this time, "express.
i've silence" will best "muse his praise
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SCYTHES.

HAMES GARDNER has now received his
o full supply ofSeyihes. which makes his
assortment equal TO what il has been in
former years; and are now offered for sale one
door Sou.h Of Warren Bank. June 26
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,.....'.p y Whsss6s Chsslss a. ~.
Sdf6Ws, Of W6sysns ~ No
nolice 70 lhe oobeesl Yer MI
- he hsd teken ~ .cp1he HI
uIl. % "a Ebtfay, dan> g lS39n = ~
brown 8 ysass ala sFEsn; vHh. bfGP6
horns, aud hole 10 soch Ell, fkol :eGn)
proceedings may bs ssAee = lhs e'sel@
Notice ,s therefore ! ss,by sivss. d.
The owner can havs ihs esme by P:ovieG
properly and paying lawful chsvges.
IoSn Clerks cGce, Warrsn, dsly ~
l84l. SAMUEL RANDALI,
july 3 Town Clerk.
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School Books and Stationery,
1NOR sale by JAMES GARDNER.
tS Iuly 8 l.sf
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SEAMEN,S CLOTHING.
Thomas G.. Turner
To AS constantly on hand a: his Staple and
La Fancy Dry Goods Store, South Water
street, complete assortment Of Seamen's Cloth
ing, such as
Pea Jackets Drawers Bedding
Monkey Jackess Robbins Mai,rasses
Short jackets Shirts Ildkfs
Coats Guernsey Frocks, Cravats
Pantaoons Duck DO Stocks
Trowsers Vests.
Also-Cloihing made TO order, at short notice.
all Of which will be sold on the most accommoda-
ting terms. June 26
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LONG ROOM.

Just opened by -
WynHEATONS 4 sEDDY-Camblsteens
wv Gambroons, Stockiaet,s, OIL Silks, Mo-
hair Gloves, Cotton Hose, wrought cambric
Edgngs, Muslin Insertlngs, colcred and plain
check Swiss Muslins, black Gro dc Swisse
Silks, Footngs, Sc. &c. July )
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Statement
nF the situation ofihe Banks in Rhode ISL
and, on Monday, July 5th, lS4i, as the
same appears from the returns lmade to
the Bank Commissioners:
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $I0,I57.4I5 90
Bills in circulation, l,S67,3I5 so
Balances due other Banks, 73l 1868 g.
Nett Profits on hand, .4i4.927 So
Dividends unpaid, 65,I24 81
Deposites on interest, 403 5s7 81
Deposits not on interest, 909, ,964 27
Tota. amount Of Liabilities, $I4,546, ,7O3 Al
49, RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, $l2,ll2,32l SO
Specie in Bank, 46l, ,502 76
Bills Of other Banks, 400, ,0O7 90
Balances due from other Banks, 1923, i05 s3
Stock in own Bank. 202, 1873 40
Stock, real estate, & other property, 3I7 ,552 63
Total amount Of esources, $i4,546, ,7O3 AT
Ofthe circulation, there is held by
the Banks. $34l. .663 90
In the hands Of the public, l.525. .652 90
BY comparing the above abstract with the returns
made TO the Commissioners, April 5th, lS4l
| il appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been increased, $S2, ,92S 90
The Specie has been increased, 3l,257 SO
The Depositss including dividends
unpaid, have been increased, 43,033 IS
And the Loans and Discounts have
been reduced. 1924 GA
HENRY ANTHONY. } p.,
THOMAS WtlIPPLE. na"N
WIN. PECKAAM, "'""''''o"e'''
Office cfthe Bank Commissioners,
Providence, July 18th ls4l.
Published pursuant to LaW. jI7
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Cast Iron Pumps and Lead Pipe.
fMOR sale by. JAMES GARpsrR.
~ July 3 -
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Warren, June I9, l84i.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-06
TElE GENUINE E:c&NGE1 EEIlAG.E
MONTHLY PILLS.

3NR. L. LEGRhTD's fiIules Nel.ues Pour los Fem
~ Mes justly celebrated throughout Europe for he
u-oaishng n cases OF irregular anu oOtuccd
iaen,.uraton caercd 10 tue Female in'asds Of
Uaryacd repu;-tion but that thi, reputation may be
sustained II necessary 4 gaaro a2ails imposition Fcr-
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