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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

civlousness, aud modern pro0lgacy takes it,
hue from his peslIlerous example.
Such are the qualities of the goat; we
have already stated those Of the skunk ;and
nov we leave It to the candid reader to say
winch Of the honorable gentlemen has The
advantage Of the other, which has given the
other the worse name, MIR. Arnold in callino
Mr.. NJ Mller a skunk, or Mr.. Miller in calling
Mr. Arnold goat. We are free to con.
fess that we think the more opprobrous cpi.
lhrt has been bestowed on Mr.. Arnold-anG
although he was the first aggressor. still. he
IL now the party most aggnevcd. !, belongs
10 him, therefore if this difficulty Is to be
settled bv those usages which obtain between
gentiemtn--to send The challenge or il they
wish to avoid this personal hazard, and still
save themselves from loss Of Lon0r. lei
them produce the animals, whose names they
have invoked, a nd have them to do the fight.
ing for them. The result will be the same
while they will only stand us seconds
To see fair play, to urge or check the spunk
Between their substitutes, the goat aud skunk
North .Imcrican.
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"SKuNk AND GoAT. THE Honorable Mr.
Arnold Of Tennessee called the Hon. Mr.
Miller Of Ohio, a skunk and the Hon. Mr.
MIller IN return, calls the Hon. Mr.. Arnold
g0HL Now the question Is, which Of the
honorable gentlemen has the advantage o!
the Olher-whlch has given the other the
worse name Tins Is q nice question, aud
one that should not be hastily decided. The
only satisfactory solution must-to use u
Jocky phrasc-turn OH the points Of the ami.
mails.
Skunk sounds worse than goat, and smells
worse besides but then this little fellow hath
bright eye and cunning look and then his
power over the surrounding atmosphere was
gwen him as protection. and not Of annoy.
anco. II uDdlsturbed, he is as sweet as q
rose, but If you assall him, he defends him
sell IN the manner which nature Intended
lbs defence, however, involves no act OF
personal violence; he ncther.btes, nor stings,
nor scratches he makes an impression on
your nose, IL Is true but it is on its olactories,
not on us prominent properties. What more
harmless for an animal, when rudely attack
cd, than merely to change the atmosphere
which You lnhllc. The truth is, the skunk
Is naturally amiIble, and i s never offensive,
unless You make him so. lie will 1t must be
Confessed, sometimes purloin an egg from a
hens nest but men pur'oin money from banks.
Tie acts, however, on the impulses Of hun.
ger, but men from a desire Of making n great
er show ~ the world than their means will
allow. There is less, therefore. 20 blame In
hIs dsvlntlons from virtue, than in those ofI
men. lie is tho more honest Of the two.
Now let w look at The Goat. lie has horns
To- begun with aud that is always bad
symptom they hrloug 10 the Evil one-he |
he has hoois, too, aud that IL another bad
slgn they arc next 10 the 'cloven foot !" he |
nlways sticks his toll mp too; an exhibition |
WHICH results from pride aud vanity, or, what
is worse, want Of dcccucy. And then he !
wears hs beard, on unsccmly nuisance which |
Mussclmcp and dandlcs have seen iii 10 imi
tate, bat for which he may jurlly be held res.
ppnslble, as he srt the first example. BE \
sides oil tins, hc has vicious habit of hunt.
ing aud knocks over child with as lutle VI
eompuuctIon ~ hc would pir.-Bnt. worse /
Than nll he Is filthy N his habits. !Ie never.
v ashes himself nor will be- allow n shower ~
Go u. u hc'tan find y shelter. And rs for bi.
n'"tals nothing can be worse. he vas con
sidered by the aDcIcuts the yely type OF las
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DIR. WHiTNEV's ANTi-BILIOyS
PILLS

\ Il bE Liver compliant i meant positive discas,
/, - Of a chronic character IN the structure %
!, that viscus and The most frequent SYMPTOMS ar,
a sense of weight or uueasincss ia the riaht side
PAIN at the top of the shoulder, salow complex.
ION, impaired and capricious appetite, irrcrula,
pulse. The pain is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs Of the side affected.
there IL for the most part some degree of copph
with eHpecorailon, the breathing i sometimes
difficult aud oppressed, and the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the left side.
Under whatever form aud from Whatever
cause the disease occurs there is considerable
degree OF general languor aud debility, exercise
or eXerilOn Of any Mind soon rdtigues III, pnlsc
ia weak, the sleep disturbed, the limb. are cold
or rendered on slight occasions, and a sense
Of oppression aud dl,lcnslon, Of acid eucta,ionS.
nausea, headache, constipation, pain in the pit
OF the stomach and salowncss Of the complex
ION are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated TO excite the liver
to healthy action and assist in di,gorgng the
morbid secrelons which are generally accumu-
lated IN such cases. Their formation II the re
suit OF much research and they have been used
lof ihe last fifteen years with the happest effects,
by physicians of the highest reputation. Being
purely vegetable composition they are mild hul
efficient IN their operation aud are perfectly in-
nocent aud free from any mineral substance,
Whatever, aud be freely used at all times with
out any Tear of III consequences and will be found
superior TO any other preparation as n family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results TO children or adults
When used 10 connection with DIR SiarNWoalh-
er's Iiepalic Elixir, they never fail To cure tho
most obstinate cases Of Liver Complaint The
usual dose is one pill, TO be- taken on going 10
"A 4 L a II
a week as occasion may require. lf brisk .
cathanic is required, the dose may be Increased /.
one pill or more.
number Of certificates voluntarily given are
~ the hands of the proprietor bat II consider.
I'd entirely Unnecessary 10 publ-h them, ~ the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by
single tridl.
For sule in Newport, by Il. J. TAYLORIts,
! Thames street. Feb a II
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Prosperity-its cauSes-hn observer. il
looking about among his fellow men, ind.
certain of his friends whose progress seems
constantly prosperous, while others, oi
apparently equal endowments, fail in max.
ing the world 90 well with them. They
start eqnul--the one IN a few years gets pro-
pery, credit and confidence the other
makes no advances except in debt, in dislrust.
aud IN being called amlable but unfortunate .
and between these two will be found respec
table men approaching the course of the one
or The other. and differing in degree only in
Character and fortunes.
ii is worth while TO study the traits Of
character winch lead to these different re-
Suits. Are they the mere caprice of fortune
and circumstances, or do they come within
our control? How far then can we make or
mar our fortunes III this life ? How far is il
III The power OF every young man, by adopt
lng wise aud prudent Course Of conduct.
To raise himself Ia competency and respec
liability III The world, aud at the sumo time be
neither slave to money. making, nor deny.
ing himself proper cnjoyments Extraordl-
nary accidents and mlsior,unes excepted, all, =,
believe, have such a career in their power.
Industry, economy, love of order and neat.
ness--lhe habit of self control-of doing that,
aud that only, which our judgment approves,
regardless of present inclination or tcmpta-
iion, viii lead to fortune and happiness IN
nIne cases out Of ten.-.HDhmck CouIfer.
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gentleman belonging TO one Of tho most
ancient and wealthy families Of this city, who
must be well known to numerous friends, ha:lng
since the year 1913 up to recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined to
hls bed, has been restored to good healih-ha,
regained his natural erect POSITION aud has
quilted his carriage, and now walks with ease
We believe this is the gentleman own descrip-
tion as near as possible, and there is no exag-
gerotion in il. Wowil give inquirers his address
and doubt not his humane feelings will excuse
the liberty so that any one doubling may knotc
these iacts- though he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other similar in
stances, MIR james G.. Reynolds, IN Christie
street, has been restored, and will give personal
assurance Of thl facts Of his case. Both were
rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews-
How has this been done
.iaSwU.-By the Indian Vtgetable EHrn,
internally, and HeueS' .Ntrre and Bone L,ni-
meni externally. T. HeraH, Jam 26. .lsll.
Sold oniy by Comstock & Co, II Maiden
Lane, New York, and by II. J. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent for Newport, Il. |. [sept3O
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JUST RECEIVED.
II fresh supply of he j6iowing
VALU ABLE
patsnt @eofr(we6, &c.,

VIZ
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Llnlment for the Piles
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia for promotins
the growth OF hair ON bald heads.
Buffalo Oil-for do do
Mrs Gardner's BaIsam of Lycrwori, for cold,
aud coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall Tooth-ach drops.
Moore's Essence Of Life
Whilwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuli.
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n !. Bilious Pills.
ThomPson's Kreosotc and Gall Tooth-ache
Drops.
Doct Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Liniment.
Relfe's Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmatic Pills
flinckley's Remedy for Piles
Aromatic Tooth Paste
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Buard's Oil Soap.
Williams Oil Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, sc. e.
Dr. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia
DR.. Thompsan's Tooth.uche Drops
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs
colds, asthma &c.
Lees Wndham Bilious Pills, sc. &c. sc.
For sale by
r.. r. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .NtwpOH, II. l.
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&(Gssssses s;Ax
Ws53 531s&s3ssS
SWA1sp 1D P0N9uu.
The Strangers Sepulchre.

sy MRS. JANE y. LOCKE.
Walk gently DER that nameless grave,
No weeping eye hath blest;
For he, who sleeps within, hath now
A calm and holy rest.
Ye knew him not-ho walked amid
Your pressed and peoplod way,
Unhoralded and unacclaimod,
Nor marked by proud array.
Ye saw him-yet ye marvelcd not
lie was not dccked in gold;
Or costly drapery did not throw
Round him irs purple fold.
Ye asked him not his name or race,
Or questioned whsnce he came;
While proudly rose on distant mills,
His household alter flame.
And they who waited by its hearth
Grew weary of his stay
And sadly wept, in sacrifice
Ofsonl, his long delay
They broidered DER the canvass leaf
w itb ptdttllHl utNl'e,
And spread il for his feet in love
Than gold ofgrearer price.
And trained jhe myrtle and the vine,
And fragrant budding flower,
To greet him in his glad return,
And cheer that promised hour;
And wept and wearied yet again,
And called upon his name,
And twice aud lhqcc from morn ill night
They prayod-he never came
And proud ones missed him at the feast,
And mobiles in tho hall;
While cyprus weeds flowed long and full
For him, the pride of all.
But ye in stinted kindness gave:
Amid your burial place,
Your "Po,ter's Field" his sepulchrc,
The honored of his race.
And marked it not with shrub or tree,
Or piously, with stone,
But heaped the dus, in hasty toll,
And left him there unknown.
Because no messenger for him
A lordly way prepared
No proud hcraldc lines his name
Or ancestry declared.
Have ye not learned the grem are meek,
And void Of high pretenco
Go, look upon that nameless grave,
And learn the lesson thence,
For he who sleeps within, il life,
Than they, was more caressed,
Whom sculpiurcd urn and towering shaft
And epitaph have blessed.
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Hon TO make rood Bread.

NH AXE u-c Of UN BRO F.N'S ron
.Fh TiBLE YEAST, it il now in general
use IN Boston, 10y most of the hotel. aud private
families, aud Is very much adnIired--t is snpe.
nor TO any other kind Of yeast now in use. and
comes ~ cheap price one cent a cake. or 30
cents per box containing SO cakos. supply
Is Iast received by Il. J. TAYLOR, where deal
ers and families can be supplied at the manufac-
turers price.-ior genuine see tha he directions
are signed by WM. BRowS.
May -. Ti.cp.
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With stability and Power,
BE.iRLNG THE MIGHTY SCEPIRE
OF ORIGINAL SCIENCE!

| 4 ESlDERATUM IN the art of healing,
y restoring health, and promoting happl-
ness, by the use of natures remedy, the pro.
ductlon Of the field and forest of the country
IN which yon reside. Can any thing be more
reasonable, than tha, an All wise Creator
who has placed hiscrcatures here TO obtain
the means Of subsistence by the labors OF
their hands, should also have scattered over
the vegetable kingdom the means of healing?
That while wo discharge our duties in pro.
curing, by the hand Of industry, the good
things of life, we may also gather from The
same soil, the snidotes for pain and disease.
II SPENCER's VEGETABLE MEDICINES have
proved the Sampson's and Goliahs Of the
remedial art; and the conquerors of all 9TH
ers which have been offered to the public.
K TRY THEM
/ For directions, let your feelings prescribe.
You have taken one dose, and it does not re-
hove. Well-try another. II that fails, try
another; aud SO Oh, TIL relief is obtained ;
which will be when a sufficient quantity has
heen taken.
Fonr pills arc sufficient for dose, and re-
peat, If need be.
\ RccolIect, for that is important, they are
not Intended as "a powerful caihartic bat
only as gentle Alternative, and to work in
the blood and system. They are to cure
to make better without making worse
Those who wish for cathartlcs to produce
powerful operation on the bowels, w,ll not
approve Of my pills; for they arc not calcu-
lated to operate as u steam engine, with
railroad speed. They produce a thorough
operation through the whole system, and af
ford rcllef III n short time and as calhartic,
are slow and gentle, and leave the bowels in
fine order, with their natural habit without
'costiveness, and which other medicines sci.
dom do.
G = Those distractions and disorders in
the system which occasion an unnatural flow
Of blood to the head causing violent head
ache, and other painful diseases in that re-
glon. are particularly acted on by this invul
ncrabe medicine.
The proprietor does not wish to be under.
stood rs saying, his medicines will euro nj
complaints. lie is well aware shat, in say
ing so, he would not be entitled to credit, and
makes no such prclensions, and yet 1t is
tact susceptible of proof, that Spencer has
more living evidence to testify that they have
been cured by his medicine, than could be
found from the thousand other remedial arts
put together, where the medicine is known
This medicine consists of Pills, Syrup and
Plaster and particular directions accompany
each.
Sold nt wholesale by the principal Drug.
glsis in the city OF Providence.
Prepared only by the proprietor, to whom
only the composition is known.
For sale IN Newport, by MARY TlLLEY, !
No. ~, Spring street, sole agent.
&. Brown, Little Compton;
llowland a. Church, Westport;
Samuel Seabury, Tiverton.
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IL REMOVAL.

IIRS Eddy has taken her former ,cs,.
w doncc next north OF the Perry Cotton
Factory, wh"rc she offers ior sale Dr I,vn.'.
aud Dr. krlly's celebrated med,c,ncs. ,bo In.
dian PurghlN" Pills, llygcan &c. also as
usual ,wlciy ol Fancy auiclcs.
Gaps ana Bpnn'is nladc ~ gficf as above
HCWPor, Nov ~, l-ii.
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Dr. JaYneS' Medicines.

A assortment of DR.. Jsyncs' Medicines
"A ust received from Philqdclphia, and for
sale Wholesale and retail by DR.. r. R.'HAZ.
ARD, at the sign of the Golden Mortar,
Washington square, Newport, X. |.
March 4.
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For Summer Complaint.
SIlERMAN'S
ETACEoUS LoZENGEs,

& III an excellent substitute for The creta
ccous. or chalk mixture commonly sold
~ heshops. They .re pleasant to The iesle
and two or threo taken occasionally. will cure
heartburn aud aciduy of the stomach. Chi
df'n troubled with summer complaint, vii.
hnd great relIel lfom taxing lhcm. Sold by
lSePt .. TAYLOR.
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CaIl,pIacnc Oil.

VA VI :. VOSE, informs the public that he
w has manufactured Camphcuc Oh for
The last years, aud still continues to do 50. of
Ia" first qnaidg lfyou keep your lamp clean
aud well trimmed, YOU will find that the oils
not surpassed IN this country. Price Gi cents
per gallon, and any quantity 10 be had al the
Lottery Oiice, Corner Of Markct-squnc.
Dec I'd Irtl
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Pure Extract OF SarsapariIIa,

DPEPARED by WIN. BROWN, Chemist
No. 4ol Washington street, Boston,
thl' Is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
parlIIa, without being reduced by the add.
tlon OF sugar, to form syrup, as it is known
by all that this very much reduces the cx.
tract 1t is prepared by now steam appara.
tns, that procures the strength without cvapo.
ration. II Is the only preparation now in use.
Fhat our physicians may be made acquainted
with lts mode Of manufacture, n pamphlcl
has been published and sent to the phvsi-
cans that they may know its qualities. For
the past year II has been extensively recon
m"ndcd by them for purifying the blood, re-
moving all humors, diseases of the skin, cradi.
ealing mercurlal effects from the SYSTEM
ulcers, &c. II is olso extensively used for
the rheumatism.
For safe by Il. J. TAYLOR, Druggist,
l4ss, Thames street, Newport, r. |.
June ..
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Encourage Domestic Manufac-
lures.
ST o v ( s.

EOR burning WOOD or COAL, Manu-
= featured at the Newport Foundry
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove in the mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROWNELL.
neat south The Post Office.
N. B. The Public are invited to call aud
examine for themselves.
Sept. ..
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JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

Il Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jackson's, Wslar's and Sher- The
mans Cough Lozenges.
II Aliens Balsam Of llorehound
and Liyerwort, for coughs &c. most pcpula
NJ. N. Gardiner's Balsam Of
Liverwort, for do.
Jaync's Indian Expectorant, COUGH
for do.
Buffers Vegetable Indian spc-
cilic for do Medicines.
Anderson's Cough Drops.
| DIR. Lees Compound Galbanum Plaster, for
pain in the back, breast, side, &c, price l2a
cents.
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
DIR. Badedu's, Whilin's and Wells Strength
enng Plastcrs.
Shernan's Worm Lozenges.
Jayne's Vermifuge, or Worm Destroyer.
Swaim's Vermiluge, do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superior)
Kdder's, Edes' and Payson's lndeliblc Ink.
Wards Macassar, Buffalo, For the prcsor-
and Bears Oil. walton, growth,
Jayne's Hair Tome. and restoration
Cldrdge's Balm Of Coum- Of The
bia. HAIR.
Double distilled Rose Water. J For flavor.
Essence Of Rose, ing icles ,sau-
Extract Of Lemon, ces pastry &c
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing the
nd skin, and improv-
Pe,lumod Cosmetic Balls, ing the com
olilk Of Roses, &c. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-Flower
Water &c. sc. &c.
Also, A SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Lccchcs,
FOR SALE BY
n. n. II a u a r D,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near tho State
House, Newport, II. l. [Jan. 20.
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LISCOM e. TIIURBER,
PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,

HAVE now finished and are constantly
- making, PL1.NO FORI'E.S of the
most improved and modern style, which they
offer for sale on the most favorable terms,
and warrant equal to any made in this coun-
try III point OF tone, finish, and durability
The great number of instruments which they
have sold for the last two years, is alone suf-
ficient proof of their superiority. To those
who have never seen instruments of their
make, they would respectfully refer to Prof.
TAYLOR of Newport, or Prot. r. B. TAYLOR
Of Providence.
U.4RE ROOMS, No. 33 6; 35 UeSimin
Sier.street.
Providence, May Is, ISL.
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A CCORDlANS & ACCORDIAN BOOKS,
= Just received aud for sale at the Variety
Store Of T.. STACY In
Also, VioIins, Guitars, Flutes, rlagoolcts,
Octave Flutes, SC SC. Jan. %
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LORRAHNE'S PILLS.
OR I,EGETARLE U.NTVERS.lL

i OR ETABLE U.NTVERSAL
II MEDICI.N'E CURAIIVE,
|. Ofhe French college Of Hedith, IN Paris
IUNlIE CAUSE OF DIsEASES.-Ncarl al
II. classes of Diseases are now admitted TO b,
caused by distractions in the System, which iii
the blood with Impurities, and prevent The regu
lar and wholesome operations Of the animal
FUNCTIONS!
| tt II This stale Of the system i, Disease
which is manifested III variety of forms, NOR,
or less malignant in their character.
TO restore the System To Il state Of HEALTH
/ 1t Is only necessary to remove the cause of dis
ease, and the end is accomplished.
LORR.4LNE'S PILLS!!i!
are allowed by the thousands who have used
them, TO be the best purgative medicine in ex-
lStencc. Because they not only remove all OBJ
structons, and purge the system Of lis impure
lies, but because they strengthen and give pro-
per tone 10 the stomach, and produce "A healthy
action of all the parts. Besides, they are so
mild and gentle in their operations TO render
them at all times perfectly safe and desirable
remedy.
TO those who desire Health the following
Certificates and Cases are submitted:
Dear Sir-l hereby certify that have been
''Nt'u 'o' ytaiS WIFI IL UcTNUus uisPlSe, AT
tended with constant pain in the breast, side
and stomach, loss Of appetite, sickness at the
stomach, dizziness in the head, pain IN the siom-
ach after eating, and my bowels were weak
and irregular. Having had advice Of various
physicians during this long period, and taken
Brandrcth's Pills, the Indian Purgaliye Pills.
Pease's Candy. and various other remedies
which produced only temporary relief, fortu-
nately ~ May last was favored with box oil
LORRAL.VE'S pEGET.aBLE Pills.
used them-my strength rapidly increased.
my counenancc and paIlid cheek returned TO
their former and natural color, and al prescn,
enjoy perfect health.
With respect, yours, &C.,
JONES SKIES.
Hartford, Con. July !, 1871.
MIR. BRowN of Vermont, visited Boston last
all, intending to go South, in hopes of miliga
ing severe cough and pulmonary complaint
mai h'd afflicted hun for years. lie had tried
'randreth' Pills, Indian Purgativc Pills, Peases
andy, and every other popular medicine, with |
Dut rellel. lie heard of the wonderful cuIos
LORRAINE'S PiLLS had accomplished -
lie bought box Of lhem-they Immediately ac. |
orded HIM great relief, and in three weeks re-
lored him 10 perfect health.
IF dyspepsia and Constipation cured =
Sir-'for two years | was subject TO tha,
'eace destroying disease, DYSPEPSIA, and lis
compartments, obstinate CONSTIPATION Il
u the bowels, Flatulency, Pain ip the side and
'onach, sickness in the head, &c.. and used
Medicine until began TO think there was no
eIp for me ; had little faith in "published
'emedes, " until called on some of those who
ad been cured by the above medicine, which
'dnced me to give II Il trial. | procured the
'edlclne and used II for three weeks, when my
cath was restored.
WIN. CLARKE, Piltsburr CITY.