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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
II T. II l. ID OF Il III e II l M E 5.
TO THE PUBLIC.

In order that onr friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain OF getting them
genuine, we have e,iab i1hed Branch oi our
New York House NJ No. So, Cornh'd, Boston
The pubic are generally aware that they nave
been greatly imposed upon by persons mah'"s
vending Counterfeiis OF our Medicines, thereby
injurng ihe reputation Of The genuine the
spurious being worthless, and resembling the
true only in external appearance. We shall
also Keep constantly on hand, II large assori'
meni of all the really valuable p'opric'ory
medicines in use.
COMSTOCK s. CO,
of .Nep York.
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j. l. SMITH.

Gentlsmen-I nm happy Ia inform you and through
lou the pubhc of the wonderful efees which your cell
chrnted Dnndelion and Tomato PunHcea hns had upon
me- believe II 10 he duty which owe my fellow
citizens circulate extensively ns nhy be nbe the
virtues 1 valuable medicne, in order tGW all VINO
are suffering from disense like myself be restored
10 health. can hardly express my gratitude when
took back upon my past aud present stae-t itel'
ing that those only cnn rehse, who from the torment
nE suffering sickness, feel that they restored
to health again. Nv disease was thht horrible one
called Dyspepsia. Constant nueaSiness ancr eating,
pains in the head shoulders, side, bnck nnd limbs IAN
ggnT lnssudo cOstiyeusSs, restless nights rnd uncOm
Portable days, had reduced much that had given
up NIL hopes of being well had tried great WI
riey oi medicine and n 10 no purpose unll purchased
our Dnudeon and Tomnto Pauncea; after the use "l
few bottles my pains len mcmy appetite returned hhd
my food sits we'll gaining flesh and iecl like new
being. make this unsolicited confession to you with
much peasure for feel very desirous that all who ARE
afflicted like myself may try your excellent Phnncoa
aud he cured. Signed, -
EIIZt PQDESTA,
No. |. Clinton Place, Boston
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
The PILES AND ALL SORES.

HAYS liniment is known now TO thousands,
as n most extraordinary remedy FOR these afc-
tions. II is Impossible to tell in u newspaper,
in such n manner a. TO obtain full credence, the
effects and benefits Of this Article. 50 general is
the practice Of advertisers Of eslolling articles
Of no merit. Such personal references will be
gwen, Ms TO bring conviction 10 The minds Of
the most unbeeying Viii sufferers orly ask
among their friends, if they have not heard Of
or known us effects , and il they do not hear il
more warmly prais ed Than any other salyc, let
them rot get il. AL Gucy or esasgeration i
positively excluded irom hsse slatonleurs, and
u Is determined to say nothing Of its merits,
bot what could be fully proved by host of
Witnesses. IN auy court of justice. w. YOrk
Co'pmereidi BdptTtiscr.
Al the above articles. for sale by II. J. TAY-
IOR, Agent, Newport, T. !. Oct. SO
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KOLMST0CK'S VERMlfUGt .

This remedy for worms is one of the most
extraordinary ever used. u eflectually eradi-
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults. ....
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There il 40 mercury or mine
raj in it, Mercury is the basis of most worn
remedies and tho remedy j. sometimes verse
than the disease. so never use loze nges, but
rely upon this. Every person will be convinced
OH one tial. that il is the mos, perfect cure
ever invented.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
DR.. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S
.yERI-E & BONE RHRUM7TIC
Linirncnt & Indian Specific.
"A srarranted cure for MRGm
matory md Chronic
R9TEUMATISM.

MI gives Immediate relief, and strengthens
n weak lirnbs, extends contracted cord, cord
all numbness, takes down swelings, aud re-
moves inflammation.
It is freeuenlly urged ihot Rheumatism can
not be cured by external applications. Iiut il is
certainly true, that il can he not only reached
bat entirely cured by external and internal
remedies, used at the same tune. This the pro.
prietor Of the Liniment and SPerifc - pre-
pared TO prove to the satisfaction Of every one
who i afflicted with this most distressing com
plainl, by literal and unequiyocal warrontee,
that whoevor will faithfully use one bottle
DR.. Dolema,er's Rheumatic Linimont externally
without baing cured, and reurn the empty bot.
ilo where 1t was purchased, the money shall be
refunded IN full,
PRIcE. Iinimcnt 81. Specific 81.
COMSrOCK x TYLER,
wholesale Druggists & sole Agents, N. v
For snle by DIR. H. X. HAZARD,
Newport Dan. ~
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MAGIC PAIN EXTRACTOR.

,rJ~ II seems hardly worth while that we
shou add our testimony to the overwhelming
mass that has sheady been procured TO that in.
es,iu,abe Burn Specific, DALLEY's PAIN
EXTRACTOR but we may as well say that
il exceeds any thing we ever saw or heard OF,
for the rapid and thorough cure OF sores OF all
kinds, and no family should be without ii, for
if the y have accidents by FIRE. IL is sovereign
cure where life is not lost al once and II they
never have sudh calamity IT cannot come
u,niss in the great variety Of cutaneous ailec-
I ions, sores, cuts, SC. &c, of which every
fam lily must have its share.-.N. Y. aurora.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
UNR. VAN IIAMRERT's FEMALE
y RENOy PIII.S-From Ger

many--Ap efieotuaI remedy FOR suppression. it,
regularity, aud all cases where nature does moi
have her proper aud regular course.
Sold by J. H. Hat, corner OF Broadway and
Chambers street T.. VI. Guion, corner of Bow q.
cry and Grand street, and corner Of Henry and
tika streets ; and by 4. Burnet, 30 Sixth Ave-
nue., N York a So by Dr.. X. Z. HAZARD,
Phtce Sign Of the Go len Mottar.
Newport, Jan 5, ISd3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

IA THE Chambers of the subscri
Tl.A hers House, situated corner OF
,,,.& Church aud Spring streets, are
irsls4A nov to let aud possosslon viii
bc gwen immediately.
The house Is most Beautifully locn'cd IN
the ceotre Of the town, and cnmmppds nne
prospect of all that is delightful 10 ,hls pnra-
disc Of America. From the chamber win
dows there is u most magnificent view ol
Trinity Church Burial Ground, where the
tenant can gaze upon the monderlng ashes
Of the dead, and weep DER the pomp and
false glory of this cvanesccnt world. lie
may also mediate upon the last great day
when this splendid fabric shall be living
mass of flame, and the graves shall be rent
asunder, and the pale dead awake to the
last fearful Judgment of The whole human
family.
THOMAS PRATT.
Newport, Oct, 5, 1913 X. X. Z.
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NERVE AND BONE LINIMEMT,
AND INDIAN VEGETABLE
ELIXIR.


CURE PoR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This article is most Fuly named as it pene-
uates 10 every nerve and snew Of the person
nsing il , and it has attained a reputation rp-
eqnalled by any other article in kheuma-
tism. This externally, with the INDIAN
VEGETABLE ENLIXIR internally, will cure
the most severe .cases-extend contracted mus
cIes, and bring ceiling and sensibty 10 limbs
long psrayzed and useless We only need re.
for To some cases be low 10 ob'ain the conf
dence Of the public or thepe articles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
EIIZ> PQDFSTA,
No. |. Clinton Place, Boston.
Mcssrs. Rnnsofn & Stevens

Mcssrs KnnsoIn a Seyens
deem IL my duty to the pubic, and hnt matter NJ
Justice To- yourselves, To State the result ot the trnI
which my vile has made wih your mvHlnatle steam
consecrated extract OF Dauielln and Tomato Phnacea
shc has been III for quite number o yenrsi ms heen
gradually losing her strength aud flesh aud Inns appear
ed be heyond The reach of medicine aud medical aid
About five weeks since she commenced the use OF your
Panacea, and was much encouraged by the nee ~
the first bottle that she has continued II to the present
time, aud now happy 10 say that she IL gaining her
flesh aud strength md IL able To tnke her usual amount
OF exercise, and decidedly IN better henh nnd spirs
than she hns been for years phst. would most ear
nestly advise ~ who rte ;cted with debility or any
impurities Of the blood, make nj once aud with
ont delay of your safe and entire remedy the Dpnde
lion and Tomato PanaceR.
signed WIN NJ HALL,
No. Allen streoi, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
DIR, ATKIN SONS
CELERRATED
egetabIe Golden Ointment.

'uSIiiS ointment having baen used in the
I Doctors private practice for many years
with perfect success, aud tho many letters he
had received begging Of him to give the pob'ic
the benz eft Of his research, he has complied,
and now warrants this ointment TO be certain
cnre for all Scro(ulous Eruptions, Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or. Ring-worm,
Abra.ons of the Skin, and liberated Sore Legs
(of no matter how long standing.) also, fo'
Scald llead and Sore Ears in Children for sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure Is inlall'ble.
For sale by DIR. X. X. HAZARD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 90 Near the Court House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

DIlolCl, uHu NeWpoTl'
every morning Sundays excepted,) at nine
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
o'clock p. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dence at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time TO take the
Stonlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. TINS is the most direct and expe-
ditious route between Providence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
=. rcnder the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good order-good horses
snd careful and obliging drivers There Is
now a new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much mose expeditions
aud pleasant than iprmerly.
G|Esirn horses and coaches furnished in
either place nj short notice.
Bn"ks kept IN Providence at the Manufac-
turers aud Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and at jones' IN Bristol, and at Haz-
ards and rownscufs, Newport.
G. II. kINNitUTr. Peoyidenoe,
:. MASON. Jr. Warren, Pro-
j. CHADWICK. BT.stol, pristots !
JOHN g. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. "a, l-l2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
TO THE OLD AND YOUNG.
HO! YE RED HEADS e. GREY.
PHENoMENoN IN CHEMISTRY.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE,
coLoRs THE HAIR, AND WILL NOT THE
SKIN.

This dye is in form Of n powder, which in
plain matter of fac, may be applied to the hair
over night, the first night turning the hghtest
RED or GREY tIAlR to a dark brown aud
by repeating u second or third night to Il bright
ci black. Any person may, therefore, with
tho ienst pcssibie trouble. Keep his hair amy
dark shade or perfect black with a positive
assurance that the powder, if applied TO the
skin, uiH not color it. l'y an occasional ap-
plication, n person turning grey will never be
known TO have grey hair. Directions com
pleio with the article There is no cOioring
in thi+ statement. ms one can easily test.
iLf' These facts are Unranted by the
gentleman pho manufactures IL, Dho is the
celebrated Chemist, Dr. CONSTOCK, du.
thor IF COmstoek's Chemistry. PHILOSOPHY,
and Other norks, and School Books, UeH
knolOn and pideiy celebrated By The public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
FOR sale,

E-..S A FARM about two miles
GsEi1s, from the Court House in New
&g si:M port. on the west side of the
e.sIe road leading to Bristol Ferry
aud The Stone Bridge, containing I6t acres,
with large Two story dwelling house, large
barn and piher convenient out buildings, an
excellen, well of water and two young or
chards Just beginning to boar. A minute
description is pnncceesary, as any one DIS
posed To purchase will please examine to'
themselves. Terms Of payment easy. For
further information enquire Of the subscrl
ber. DAVID BUFfUM.
Middleiown, 0tb mo. Dist, ls43.
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PIANO FORTES.
s. r. THURBER,

33 s. 80, WeSiminsier street, Providence,
HAS jrst received st his Ware Rooms, a
H large assortment of PIf.VO FORTES.
from the celebrated Manufoctory Of II. Gil.
BtRr a. Co, Boston, which he offers for sale
at greatly reduced prices, and respectfully
invites those in want TO call nnd cxnmine
ib,m. An instruments warranted To give
the most perfect satisfaction. aud for sale us
low MS Gun be bought in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

kARsAPAni'LA and Tomato Bi,ers; Too'h.
~ ache Drops Browns Boncset Csnty
.StOrkwesther's Hepalic Elixir; Incxhsn.,-
blo Smelling Salts; q further supply Of these
celebrated articles Just received BY
June 9th r. J. TAYLOR
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TO LET,

xwA THE BIacksmith's Shop on
'sEW@ the Long Wharf formerly occn-
50 pied by William aud Albert
the lower part or the whole oi
the store next east of said shop, suitable Tor
A Cabinet maker. Carpenter Sc. &c. Apply
to f. W. LAWTON & SON.
Sent 81
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A furnished House to Let.

ErA The subscriber will let for
GzE!Tna the ensuing season, from the
Gsi;M 10Th Of June TO the last OF
&ssEs3 November with the furn
ture, the COTTAGE next north Of the Red
wood Library, late the residence Of Nathaniel
Amory, deceased.
RICHARD K RANDOLPH.
Newport, June s, l843.
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much sdorsd -
MR. HEmAss.
Yo are arosnd me still,
A bright, unbroken band your voices ill
The summer air with giadness, yet know
That Faie's cold shadows are around us fall.
ing,
That with its thousand tongues tho world %
calling,
Urging you forL--and ye must 60
Ye will depart with giee
From the fair bower. where yo have wander
ed free,
A springs rejoicing birds ye will moi cast
Sad looks and lingering on your cbidhood'f
dwelling,
Whilst Hope of other, brighter realms, is
Ye will not sorrow for the past
Ye will go boldly forth,
With your hearts treasures, gems of priceless
worth,
To barter for the hallowncss, tho strife
OF Lumn u crowds uh, fond ones littlo know
ing
How III your cherished dreams, 81 rich, so
glowing,
Suit the realities oflife
Ye will not learn to prize
The holy quiet of tho love that lies
Deep in your hearts ill W. have ielr tho wrong
That the cold, scorn(ul world is ever wreaking
On the gonil-st -piris-on the weary seeking
Safe shelter in its throng
Therefore sadly gnze
Upon you, with the thought offuture days
.Brooding around mo- and lniu would deem
That no relentless change your paths might
sever,
That thus united ye might glide forever
Along liie's onward stream
Aud solemn thoughts arss,
As now | look into your loving eva,
Aud school mine hsart for evil hours to come
How may think upon the speeding morrow,
With its impending ilI--iis strife and sorrow,
Aud iral-aud be dumb
ILow will Thy spirit brook
My proud, fair girl, beneath the veil to look
That hides Iife's hollow joys, and knocking
How wilt lh.u bear, from glorious visions s,oop.
7. own, with low, sad voice, aud dim eyes
dropping,
Thy portion with the dust
Aud thou, my loving child
My gentle boy, with thy affections mild,
And spirii shrinking still from boistsrous glee /;
How, in world with angry passions tseming,
With Envy's poisoned words, and Pride's dark
schsmng,
How will il fare with thee?
Wilt thou find food for mrth,
NV Joyous one, amid the graves Of earth
With thine hearts sunshine to the desert bring,
A brightness not its own or wilt thou, failing
In love and hope, change thy glad songs to
wsilng,
Or sencc-brd of spring
We are around me still,
A bright, unbroken band +; your voices fill
The summer air with gladness, yet know
That Fate's cold shadows are around US falling
That with lis thousand tongues tho world is
calling,
Urgngyou G'rth-inf ys must 20
Yet whittier ? aro We not
Heirs Of higher promise uniorgot
0f Him that mindeth even the sparrows falp
Be still my heart the future hath it's story
OF vanqnished evil aud enduring glory,
And triumph, for you all
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

"Thus they go,
Whom noe hare reared, matched, blessed, too
much sdorsd -
Mas HEmAss.
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TO LET,

P~vR The house known as the Oly.
M1EnA phant House, opposite the
~ iiiH Moravian Church /; il has been
kSEaHSR thoroughly repaired inside and
out-paniod and papered throughout. Ap'
ply to SAMUEL b. VERNON, or STEPHEN
CAHooNR.
July 2Oth, ls43.
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pINo 70 RITES TO LET.

Several new and second hand PnNo
FoRrEs, 10 let at TBuRBrR's Piano Forte
and Music Store. ;b3 Il 35, Westminster ST.,
Providence, Y. l. [hpril lg
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CREAM or JASMINE
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE
COMPILATION.

And reoogating humors and frsckles from
the skim aud blotches from The face-renders
the skin soft and beautiful. As m spplica
,ion after shaving, tits admirably adapted -
US perfume, il is indispensable for the
.nilet.
For sale IN Newport by
X. H. HAZARD. ! D,,r,;.,.
X. J. TAYLOR, D'ss''
jane 8.
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sH h6e Bbls and bali bbl' Canal Flour.
~VV landing and for sale nv
Aag. 10. E.FS v NEWTON.
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FOR SALE,

Isr<A One half of the Wyatt House
ffssssN in Middletown, nearly opposite
Ess,ES Muddy Lane, together with half
AAna4efA the font door yard, with the
Garden &. Orchard, crib s. barn yard. For
terms apply To EiLzABETH LANGLEY, ofNew-
port widow Of James l.. Langley,
April ~. 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

TO ALI THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER ~ ANY FORM.
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ALSO,
lA The Dwelling House and lot OF
fH:M land, next east of Caleb ;
t!!,& Knig ght's. The lower part has
& been used for o s,ore-,he upper
part is couyeuen, for tenement. The
bouse and lot will be sold together, or the
building will be sold separately, to be moyo"
off. For further particulars inquire of
CHRIS. J. BLIyEN, agent.
Newport, July 90, lS43.-(E)
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A Mothers thoughts amidst her Children.

By MRS. eHARLfs TIssLEY.
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And snLeinn ihoncLts nfisa.

And solemn thoughts ariss,
As now look into your loving eva,
And school mine haart for evil hours To come
How may think upon the speeding morrow,
With its impending iI--its strife and sorrow,
Aud trial-and be dumb
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Therefore sadly gaze
Upon you, with the thought future days
Broodng around mo, and ! iniu would deem
That no rcl.n,less change your paths might
sever,
That thus united ye might glide forever
Along lie's onward stream
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For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
E9%N-A the Mail stage will leave
435&8 &S&2% Providence for Warren,
elsH-ssxe---<l3$H7.re5 Rristnl nnd Newnnri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

IL,w will Thy spirit brook
My proud, fair girl, beneath the veil TO look
That hides IIfa's hollow joys, and knocking
trusts
How wilt th.u bear from glorious visions stoop.
Ing,
Ts own. with low, sad voice, aud dim eyes
dro"pins,
Thy portion with the dust
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Ye will not learn to prize
The holy quiet of the love that lies
Deep in your hearts ill ye have ipIt the wrong
That tie cold, scornlul world is ever wreakng
On the gonl-st -pirits-on the weary seeking
Safe shelter IN its throng
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Yo are arosnd me still,
A bright, unbroken band your voices I'LL
The summer air with gindness, yet know
That Fate's cold shadows are around us fall
ing,
That with its thousand tongues tho world II
calling,
Urging you for,h-and ye must 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

who rake III their winnings or give up their
losngs with GOODNESS, which shows that they are
no novlccs.
The rules hung up in the room in German and
French will give you some idea OF the military
precision with which every thing, even gaming, Is
regulated in Prussia. After preamble stating
that "Games Of hazard are here allowed by His
Majesty IN consideration Of the baths ia curl
Gus non-seguatur)-iti is declared that no inhab
tant Of the town, nor any clerk, nor officer, is
permitted to play 20 No credit is allowed, nor
any paper money" Here His Majesty shows him.
self something of Loco Foco. g The mana
gers are forbidden to lend to the players This
regulation they doubtless suggested themselves
No swords shall be brought into the room, nor
any liquors be supplied to the players'-a prudent
anticipation Of the consequences.
This codeof gaming regulations is very excel
lent, and would be made quite perfect by adding
only one morc-forbiddlng gambling altogether
w. NJ G..
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DR. WISTAR'S
RAESATE OF WELD CHER ssY.
1875 Eulton-stree ct.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The Public should
i baa, in mind that 1t is DR.. WlSTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY that performs those remarkable cures
which published IN every pat OF the country and not the
articles Of similar that are occasionally pulled INTO
notice Those MAY be good but we no" nothing
about hem IL r.,
Of th,s medicine let them 20 Fulto-stlt and the
S,1@ o S G" ~ Sept IS
Dear Sill owe TO to no" y@ that !" Jan b
working The water which ssedon ms lungs II was &c;
By Sus 6sa IN y tsncs ana 'Gss St
medical ai Villages but after eyhaustins their skill to
sSnr ye . and e one and ali s saHe me m 10 de- r
pch got the consent ct my phI,fsn to use the
chased Of the Agent our idcc bottle, before half
Of winch began TO gain strength and was very evident my
pous much better aud symgtoms in every way mn
rowing have used three bottles. and restored 10
gc heG This Re ,p Is alone oTns s to he use Of d pr IT.
glvr you the lnormation, partly pay the debt OF graft
ui aud partly tLa! others similarly afflicted may
Mr.. rALNiER, Dr:sSst under date of WaetsilIe Sept
The statement you By Mr. Jonas Sage well known
to D sa ' % e .e OF @ Bsa very G good and
cures t,uly ila,trrins;, ,,,,,ry
lie, the afflicted call and certificates They prove
nat THEY Can A.. GvH ;D,, B5sm n of Viii
Ba@ ali elections Of The lungs an" n ly We sse
al ialSS
s;sm,ns cTngp obstinate pam ~ ne chest ss &T TON
n5- Sold ONLY By ISAAC BUTTS, l2o + VI ON.
of Nassau Dexter, Albany; Gorham Ne" t1a'sn
r. W Bull Hartford; and by agents throughout the NoIt
eIn and Eastern States.
A Medical Treatise be mad gratis above. MIS- I'm
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
in correction with his Associates Washington, to
the prosecution Of Claims against the General Government OF
the United Staies-No. 81 Wall-st. New-Yolk Mo Il
G.SO0 WANTED-and an Agent 10 attend 10
.DoOUmportant business IN Virginia and Distract Of 20;
lunh' sAGdcss iancock al this chce Salary inVv tau
expresses. VI -
Gh 00O-s4,oo, ss,ooo, and $1,000 to loan
p5 on '''A sfesyc c. sEiT s. Liber,y,
ei0 Q00 TO LOAN on good city security.
'p pa + c. SMITH, IS Liberty st,
r. 0S0O-HARD WARE-A complete as
ID LCUOsorGnent for country merch4nt-Sooo cash
~ N ha on, with il or house and lot this Cy-must De
ire na6 Of Al A. C. SMITH s. Liberty
DITCH PLAID AND FIGURED SILK VEL.
II VET VESTiN GS. Just received at ,.
Z : DAVoL's CLOTH STORE
nil I'm ----- ~ .aaiuel He a. :,
RIO THE LADIES-CHEAP -MUFFS AND
| FANCY FURS. Of the best materials and Moisnan
ship For sale al d H. Hho-NfAe osS Ro,,s,v
NIL I'm" 90 Do--e2-
DIJFFALO ROBES.-A few bales for sale cheaI
d az l26 Maiden Lane. Also. Shaker Flame! shirts ant
Drawers ------ -
DAISlNS.-I00 boxes new Bunch R Ra;l9 fol
| h sal. by GASSNER & YOUNG.
ma sac kl32. Chatham. street.