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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

BoLp RoBBrRY.-Thc store of IIcrrck
s; Handy, Merchant Tailors, nj the corner OF
,hc GRANITE building. Market Square, was
catered between Saturday evening ard Mon
day morning, ahd The large stone vault open
I'd, aud u number Of turks belonging To-
persons who were IN tho habl, OF dcposl'lng
them there at night, were broken open aud
rnrd uf their contents. The lock was pc.
cular one, aud the vault n difficult one To-
open, except by persons acquainted with lis
construction. iIetrlck & llnndy's trunk was
robbed rt S?0O; Bradford & Shrldon's OF
%jS II. Tempe 81 Co.'S of sol, (S5I m
guld escaping the search Of the robbers. =.
Palm Cnse's ol S3lC0. ttunk belonging
TO Whitman &. Budlung was opened, aud an.
other belonging 10 Knowles s Nosc (; but NJ
money was found ~ either. The contents %
,lI The trunks were scattered around. w,
/ hope the cunscicnccs oi the rubbers viii no
suffer lrom any vloIorcc done to the last
ramcd trunk, as It's principal contents were
printers Lls aud # the men INTO whose
pnssesslon they have come. can collect them
,npy vii probably cara the monry.-Pror'
|, hace JOWndi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
MI: NOR ASDi.

Sailed I'm Ria Janriro, June 10th, S'hr Sa'
rah Ann, Smiley, for "Mal"nina' Islands
AR at Trie,tr, I2lh uit. Brig Conhd"nc"
Bailey, fn Mutanzas.
spoken-25h ut. (no lat &c.,) SHIP ~
Lawrence, Chase, I'm Liverpool for Ph''ade''
phia. >,
Cid at Liverpool, Goth uIt' Brig Harriet
Vinson, for rroviaenee. -
Arr at llavre, gath ult. Ship Monticello
Lawton fin Richmond.
Cid at Pic,ou, 9th inst Schr Hanover, Stock
bridge, for this port
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
DISASTERS &c.
Correspondence oflho New York Express

Correspondence oftho New York Express
EAToSs Mex,
Sunday morning, Aug. 20, lS43' }
have to inform you that the sloop hrIon'
Cant. VIM Heath, of Providence, X. J., came
into Huntington Bay last nigh, at - o'clock,
on fire, caused by spontaneous combustion "'
cotton waste. Every excr'lon possible was
made to save the vessel and cargo, but without
effect, as i, was found impossible to save her
without, scutiling her, which was done at ~
AN. The vcsse. now lies one nile ,. W. OF
the Light House, IN 2 fathoms water
b. DOWNING, Keeper OF The Light.
P.S-ln AL probability the vessel wa be
alloat again Tomorrow, and the cargo saved III
n damaged state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

CoMpLIMENTARY.--A number OF our ex
changes abroad have noticed in flaterne
aud highly complimentary manner the nom'-
nation of Mr.. CRANsToN for Congress from
the Eastern District Among Them are those
winch we copy below. They are the 5es'
kale articles that have oecn pub t!ishcd in the
Providence Republican Herald respecting
Mr.. T..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
From the Fall River Monitor.

RHODE lsLANp.-The Law and Order
party IN Rhode Island, nj u Convention TO-!
ihc Eastern District, have nominated Henry
Y. Cranston of Newport, US The candidate
for Representative to Congress. An excel
lent noinlnat!on-and one winch has done
honor to those who made 1t. Mr.. Cran,ton
Is a man OF stern integrity, pure principles, II
sound mind, and wllha a gentleman III the
proper acccptatlon oi the word. Few men
have labored hufder for the best interest oi
that state in it's darker days, and no man de.
serves more from the State. There cahnul
be a doubt we think. OF his election by II very
large majo,y. We hope to see all over
whcImlng law and order majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
Very Complimentary.

A correspondent Of the Providence Jour
nal, dlfcoursing upon the beauties of New
port-'lls scenery, &C., extolllng it, as n
fashionable watering place, no higher per
haps than j. warrau,abe, among other things
says, TINT the Ladies when arrayed in their
bathing apparel, resemble troop of black
bears, who have journicd from the interior to
dlsport themselves in the salt waves of ocean
A knot of these uncouth looking animals
enter the water shr,nklngly and slowly, and
proceed far enough to take the full i"rce o.!
the in.rolling wave. They then join paws, g.
aws, the shock. As the huge blow comes
roaring and churning towards them, they
utter horrible and bearsh yells, until stunned
and straneled, and whirlcd round, and beaten
down by the on-rushing waters"
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Tus SABBAru.-Thc Newark N. J. Dai

HE oABBAIu. nc ANC""'h ~ ~ Du'
ly Advertiser, contains call, unanlmonsI!
signed by respectable citizens in different
parts Of the State, for Convention nt Ne"
brunswick on the 20th inst, for the purpose
of conferring as TO the best means Of pro-
noting the observance Of the christian Sab
bath. The object has nothing OF party or
scctarian character. 1t cannot fail to meet
with a cordial response.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
The Prospect Ahead.

"The Missouri Reporter" of late
date, contains letter from Senator
Benton, under date of July 20, declining
the compliment of a public dinner prof
fered to him by number of citizens of
Boonville, in that State-and in which
Mr.. Benton confidently speaks Of "the
speedy restoration of the democracy to
power" meaaing Of course Mr.. Van
Buren, and his party. The National In.
telligencer notices the letter at some
length, from which we make the follow
ing extract -
"For ourselves, we have not the leas,
doubt that the Wing party is at this mo-
mont stronger than it was four years ago;
more powerful because more united and
compacied and better prepared than
ever il has been for conflict with its ad-
versaries, because animated by the dou-
BILE motive Of redressing injury which it
has itself sustained, and accomplishing
good for the country. We look forward,
then, with cheerful and abiding conf
dence to victory for the Wings in No
vember, 1874, hardly inferior in bril-
lance and decisiveness To that which il
won in November, 1910. We do moi
now doubt, and we never have doubted
OF this result"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

The Dorrite Candidates for Congress
are-John II. Weeden, Of Pawtucket,
for the Eastern istrict--and Wilmarth
N, Aldrich, of Sctuatc, for the Wcs-
tern District.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

| The excursion to New Bedford, Nantucket
&c. by the New Bedford steamer Massachu-
sets, did not take place yesterday on account
Of the inclemency Of the weather. If the
weather is pleasant, it will take place to-day
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
From the Lowell (Mass) Courier.

RHoDE ISLAND The Wings Of the Eas
tern District have nominated Hon. Henry
Y. Cranslon for Congress. This is the gen
icmnn who addressed the Wings of Lowell
last fall in the City Hail. and whose mild and
gen,emanly bearing, as well us his good
sense aud manly eIcqncnce, won the esteem
aud respect of all who heard him. We sin
cerely hope Mr.. Crans,on will be triumphant
ly elected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
Notice..

The Rev. BENJAMIN WATSON, will be in
sti,ured Rec tor of Zion Church, in this place
on Sunday morning next Bishop IlESsnAw,
of this Diocese, will be present and preach
the Institution Sermon.
In the evening, Bishop HENsnAy will ad.
minister The Rite Of Confirmation at Zion
Church. Service to commence q, o'clock.
Aug. "a.
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Insurance Notice.

'l,IE Bristol County Mutual Fire lnsur.
u ance Company, ~ consequence at iosso'
sustained by fires IN Taunton aud Fall River
have made an assessment upon the mctnbcrs
which they are requested 10 pay, with as Int
tie delay us possible, To ..
BENZ. MUMFORD,
Agent Tor Newport.
Newport, Aug. 10. lcl3-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

DiocrsE or MhISE.-The Bishop ol
Rhode Island has consented To accept
the provisional supervision olthe church
in Maine, a. requested by unanimous
vote ofthe late annual Convention oi
,ha, diocese .- BarHd q The Cross
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

A correspondent of the Boston Post says
that not Icss than one hundred and fifty pa.
tents have been taken out for Improvements in
the churning of butter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

The SERMON, preached at the conse.
Grafton of p. X. HENsHAw, ID. ID. as
Bishop of Rhodc-Island, by Bishop
Whi.tingham, Of Maryland, is for sale
in neat pamphlet form at the Book
Store Of VIM. A. Barber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

Tho United States Gazette says that SCLLY
the painter intends to remove from Phi'adei-
phia, where the hard tmos afford too little
encouragement for the fine arts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

The Great Western arrived at New loik.
on Monday, with Intelligence one day later
Shc had i2i passengers, and mnde her pas
sage in Is days, IS hoGrs. The news by
this arrival was about the same as by lh'
Ilibcrnla.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

n Beautiful Toast. - The following. one o.
,he finest ,oas,s we have ever read, was de-
lycred ut the celebration of the ilh Of Jolly
Ly the Nashville Literary Institute Of Pate
butph. II Is rs tOllovs:-
By JonS Fir2sIumoSs - Washington. -
Pm,ncnce left hun chll Hess, that TIC natIoi
nlhl call hm Fotic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

The Providence Light Infantry, Capt Brown,
arrived here yesterday in the Ioias. They are
cncamped on the hl! al the head Of Pelham
street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
NssE.CEt.

ssE IT RrMEMBtWrp, that The Town C"uh-
sS ciI o. the town OF Newport. VIII meet
as Board Of CanvnssCIs. ~ the Town Hall
IN Newport. on FRIDAY tie 2Hh d"y 9
august, mG'gHt, nj = O'ciock, =. " Tor lhc
purpose OF luIlhcr correcting the LISTS o'
Voters for the town ot Newport previous To
the Election OF Il Representative 10 the
House of Representatives. of The 2c'h Con-
rress Of th" United States. from the State oi
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
tor the Eastern District of SAID state. Ihe
Town Meeting Tor which Election, by Iaw
vail be ho,dru ON Tuesday, the .0lh Instant
and II II ordered that notice at >ald Meeting
of the Board Of Caava-sers a. aforesaid, be
gwen al least ten days before SAID tim" o'
Meeting, by publishing notice thereof, the
first publication whereof 10 b" inserted ~
Ae Herald of the Times of the ION INST
BY order.
B. B. IIowLASD. Council Cierk.
Newport, Aug. 10, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

BRIGHTON MAkBET-Monday, Aug. 81, lsi3.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Patr!"
At Market d25 Beef Cattle, 30 Cows and
Calves, $500 sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRIcrs-BGnf Cattle-Iast weeks prices
were fully sustained. Two yoke of Oxen
were probably sold for something moro Than
our highest quotations. A few extra at % a
10 first quality % a 4 30 second quality
3 - 50 third quality. s;3 3 SO.
Cows and Calves--We noticed sales at Sl2
$l5, $lr, $22, $,25 aud S?7.
Sherp---Dull. Small lots oilombs, with &
few old Sheep, from SOC 20 80 Old Sheep
-, 81 and = -.
Swi,r-Lols To pcddlc at 3.Sc for sows
and ; 3.sc for Barruws. At retail from ) /,
1c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
AUCTIONS.
SEaEGlsEEF'S SALE.

NEWPORT. Sc
RY virtue Of an Execuiion issncd out Of
- The Court Of Common Pleas tor The
County "f Newport, May Term, IS43, ~
favor oi john Stevens IL co of N,wport. in
sad County, and 10 me directed & delivered.
| viii sell NJ Public Auction on the PROMISES.
10 the highest bidder. Oh Monday, The 2Sh
day OF August, 1913, nj ten o'clork. A. NJ.
All the nahi, lnlr and interest, ,hs, .Ir,hro
u Bailey, of Mlddciown in said County, bo,
now residing IN New Orleans. mrrchnni, had
"n the 18th day of October, 1912 nj ffiy-fyc
minutes pas, 9 O'clock, r. NJ. in and TO n
larIn consisting OF tw" parcels or tracts of
hand sitnn'"d III SAID MIddl.lown; The first
or North tract being bounded as follows, To
va caSicFly "n land Of The heirs of Pcleg
Iallman, deceased snuihcrly on the main
road westerly on land OF Joseph ]. Bailey.
and noHhrriy on land late belonging Ia
stephen Bowen, deceased: the Snnlh tract
IS bounded norlherly on tn. main road; eas-
ierIy on land cl The heirs Of Jrmes l.. Lang.
ley. decreased s"uIheriy on land OF the heirs
of G"orge IRISH, deceased, und westerly ON
Alley lane, SO called.
Conditions at sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, MuiE.
Newport, Aug. 3. IS43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

ASoruER ArrrNrr ~ SronF B2rAkiNG.
An attempt was made on Tuesday hifht
last H. break into the Hat aud Snoe storg "'
Mr. Nathaniel Drown, Water street The
.coundrcis were probably alarmed lh'S'
frequent ailcrpI, ~ s'"te breaking SHOULD p"'
lui cl,il,us on tHc lUok out - UdiW ''f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
Catholic Charch.

The Rev. JAMES OREiLLY, will deliver
an Argumeniatlve and Controversial Sermon,
on Catholic Doctrine, in the Catholic Church
Of this town, on Sunday evening, September
3l. n, o'clock.
Newport, Aug. "a, l843-2w.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

The steamer lolas now runs every day be-
tween this place and Providence. See ad-
vorliscment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24

GRAaAMs MAGAZINE tor September It
enbelllshrd with fine portrait "t llalIcs X
end two female portraits, My FIRST Love
and AMY Flowers, very fine cngravIngs
Tho contributors to this number embrace d
portion of the best talcnt Ia the country
For sale at FRy's, No. 80, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
sEaEREFE'S SALE.

NEWPORT, SC -
"a virtue Of an Execution issued out of
81 the Court of Common Pleas for the
County "f N""rori, May Term. Is43 IN
iar"r OF William i. lIllry. Of Newport IA said
County, and Ia Inc directed aud delivered.
viii sell at PUbhc Auction. on the premises,
To the highest bidder, on Monday, ADJUST 2s,
1919, AZ ten o'ciuck, A. NJ.
Al the right, title and interest lha, Je,hro
i Gailry of NJ lddIctown. Ia said County. but
no" residing N New Orleans mcrchnni, had
on til" &ist day ~ October, lSi2, at 20 minutes
past o'clock, A. NJ, IN ond To farm con.
sl'iing of two parcel, or tracts of land situa.
ted III sad MIddIetown; the first or North
tract bcIng bounded ms follows, 10 wit: cas.
terry on land of the heirs Of Peleg Tamnn.
deceased; soulherIy on Tho main road wcs
icrIy on land of Joseph |. Bailey, aud north.
Il cry on land late belonging to Stephen
Bowen, deccnsed the South tract i. bonn.
ded norlhcrly on The main road; cas,crly ON
land OF The heirs of Jar.ics l.. Langley. de-
erased; soutl.crlcy on land Of ,Ac heirs If
George lnNh,' deceased, aud westerly Oh
Alley Lane. 50 called. o.r'
\ Conditions at sale
\ WIN. H. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
/ Newport, Aug. 3, iSl3 -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
Shoulder Braces.

'SNIIE improved Minerva Shouldcr Braces
intended TO brace the shoulders aud CX
paud the chest. This article will be found
pt immense benefit To children oi either sex.
who has acquired the habit Of stooprng. and
Indispensable to persons Of scdcntury habits.
Received and tor snlr by
ISAAC GOULD s. SON,
Ang. ~ l76. Thames. street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
GLOW ES.

A large aad splendid assortment OF new
"a s,ylc II. s. KId S,ik and Cotton Gloves,
tins day uprmrd by
ISAAC GOULD s son,
Aug. 10. l76 Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
WR!GHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
NATURAL PRINCIPLES.

y i is written in The book of nature aud com
mon serse, that the natural vegetable pro
durtors at every country are, If properly sp.
p'iei. amply sufficient for the cure Of every
ma lady IncIdeut TO that chine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-24
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

are composed Of plants which grow sponianong,.
!y on our OWN soil, and are therefore better
adapted To bur constitutions than euedcinr- ,ou-
cocird from lo'eIsn drugs, however well they
may br compounded aud as they a,e founded
upon the princrie that the human body is III
truth subject to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-09
CORSSI CORNISH CORNS,r

( NURED by the ilJI0u corn pluStsr! Ia Afford,
~ ImueuiIrc r.ust aud - sure cure Tor
e., ms, dlssutycs inr corn aud removes Il f.,-tn
t.c loot with Vg-r aud expedition. with. al IA,
least plfu. irru aWuu- the many cd~..S of
cures, rad The following extract of Letter from
tlc R.v tFCugLCT NCwuall Of Lincoln. Mass.
cannot ucgl.et 10 state. that / icel great con
hJCuCe iu the Abr.n corn plaster. a. one of I N =,
surcsi rciucdlrsi have tined ats uiiicacy aud IA,
rcctou-, % effect, d q cure
IN PRO, of Which, read the following cascs!-
lad !-.o WjnW reference eau hc made, after
sttHrfluS -.cat pain, an inconvenience tor years
tom CVrus, and who Iu the m, au tituc was ma
KING use oi vduO highly celebrated rem al ,s
Out 10 40 pITp'se, anG had In cuuS,ql nee of
these repeat If Elsa pntntuents, nearly DESPAIR
"a 81 rene wfst h"pply met VITA tie Albion
corn plaster, one buN OF hlck (at an cNpcn 81 al
only 90 C'n'>,) has vUurv cured her tUrnE! So
astonishing " as this cue as 10 induce several al
tho iucui~ anu neighbours of he lady to use N.
same Ie.Ucdy aud vi h the same 2aJd succc,,,
As'Au old t',Ht Cmuu! Informed an agent
th't ailer >uhtunG Uu,-us .Iundlle pain and
upN''e Tor Yeas rom corn, which had resist
Ell tN.r attempt 10 d,s!Tty, VAS cured by tins
most valuable plas',r!
pCrs SO rppl' q with corus for long
time as Co be unable to walk had 10 cut hnles n
MS shoes, TO ca se his lCct,-was cured b, this
Pre- cents box.
\ L. Each OF the articles will he s,g7cd w l.
KIDD on the outside wras PER,
- consumption. No person can have AIDE
quatc lea OF the ast b,uslIr. r lief winch Or
Relies high celebrated A .thmati. or c0nsump.
tive pills. give 10 cons. mptiOu cuu-hs, coils
hrul'y OF brCItuIn-, vince ing, tlghtncsS d
Tie chczt ram 900 the side, spituug Of blood dc
iiT UNA Only rs necessary a. CrnvlacC persons
suffering irum tn Sc complaints that this Is one
i the most alJublc medicines ever discUy cred
tr complaints of the lungs centrally. Common
'cld are removed IN = lew hours Price - CTS.
STeiatDd from Tie Lrl-lnai VI ; Recipe OF DT
/ Conway, by W T. kIddcr, Im % .fIate su
ccsior to the late + kIIder. BY whom they are
Tor SAFE al ms counting Icam, No SO state ST
corner Of Merchants row, Boston, and 10y his
special appointment by JAS BAHER.
dee " .,elIns, Va.
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ITCH CTREDrt

x E'i ever sUIuvcteratc, iu one hour apuIica-
= uga' aud Hn danger FROM taking colby
using DuDtrics Itch OiHfWsHE So great and
extended here has become IFS reuutatiou thar
d' alrrs are JTctIaT % from ports Of the couu.
Ivy, a. remedy winch give their customers the
hlgHCs sajlsluCi!Ju.
4 student, couu,cieI with one efour Literary
Institutions where this I0ath some disease had
hlpsared, observes, that Dummies lien ONT
Weni * iermlnaict a., alter various other april
cations had failed 10 DO go, aud sal in conse.
Ileuec canned reputation Iu tuaI seminars. and
klcHNH, as The best remedy kuO 81 for the Itchl
NaWe can he gwen If desired.
20 luls pTepdrutIDt, for p.sasaatuesz. safety.
eNped ton ease aud certainty, IS -unsurpas NJ
cgua!'eG- I,oocs NOT contain the least particle
OF mGT Jury or other dangerous ingredient, and
may ne aFNlc1 wiin perfect sgie'y by pregnant
lemales' or Co children al the breast. and IL
cures however iuyG'eratc, In one hours apple
cation only, and 600 danger from taking cold.
Testimony lu proof Of ihe higu character Of
TINS article follows
astaut dealer go ordering gross, Observes.
yer used Iu these parsr'
An1rher wutss ron distant citv-"Iiisa
NaW1yle AruCic, aad fully worth the puCc set
upon lt-it has 80 equal 90 fhis MARKER
physician % the FIRST tuIiueuce. 90 prf.f rrf'Ir7
90 spoke ~ NiR lHe highest terms. as most CONE
pIn.s.y answering the purpose. and 10 use Hs
own words, pronounced o. jusftho thing
IT'S also one of the best application for The
Farmers Itch. pmples, and diseases Of the skin
-luelig-
Puee slih hr'l directions - cents.
eFFDr Relics AEtHm3ur or C1nsurIu i've uiIrs
il'a mes been pronounced among aIl the cough
EorIHnrs so DO bed, one OF the most valuable
'.gf ye' discovered which a trial will prove
Price 2J cents.
~ 3. taeH article VIII b.. signed by W T.
p .efar 1n HI. OUTS De- Fr4rrr-
.rIcgnc1 frgm ,ls ou@Bai Recipe of Dr.
w U Conway, 1yW r. Kfafar frrU1fll az. ..5l.--.
sNr i1 fHn llil 7 ki1tar. by who Do they arc f5r
-f'' @. N.s g9Hn'frs rJ.UI, Nc IS Srrif street
conner 'i Merchants row. B1-fuu. aHd Ir Irs
% .'.- aFi.H.H.u. hy JAS BAKER
oa'' NrarInr Va
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{ HIP .TIOl
CAN RE CURED.


THE lUlluwil. letter l. from "A veteran ahys!-
CIln, whose service IN ~ e Navy Of the United
States as wslt as ms long aud sucr,ss;ul pracucg
Iu tais county have gained Tor aim au yiyya. Ell
rank ~ a memh r Of the Medical nculty.
LlberiyStnWn Frederick 60. Md, Jan 10th, Is %.
Mr. y Ill-DeIr Slg-It = VITA goat pea
sure, int send YOU an account OF the most
extraordinary cure that have ever NIi nt~ sea Iu
the " hole cDur.r ct nv practice. The easel aliudc
To q that 81 nay son Howard, sst wen y yerrs
aud call % extraordinary, because 10 was con-
Sumption Of the lungs, ATTENDED VITA al It's
cyucOntaut train 81 uu,Tgl.- - uar tlWs, To- wjt:
Il PAIN n The trtasi, uacNing CouGG, dFvn -
IN the pam of the hanus. great Cm9c alton, lu~t-
ING of the cheeks night ~yNCIis, ~. Aud l. ado
20 the ca talOgue OF MS, sc had an aggravated
form OF Bronchitis, NJ n ulccr7uun of the throat.
palate aEd roo ui the mouth. la short his ,,h DE
system was sCr1lulO1s aud there were VARIOUS
ulcers on h,s head, body aai hm's The ul-eaSe
h0u been p.tllug on hls constitution i-r seven
years. Eytryt ug that thc 50 l,luIac If parent
could suggest, the skill ot eight or ten IhV-l-
cans could devils, had en- aNhaIst,d upon b m.
/ considered his case beyond t.e r,a n e med.
cine, and hope itself had abandoned MS We saw
nOthI1g for hun but death, and that swiftly ap-
preaching. W hde the poor fellow la, IN this
pltlablC condition, was watching with great
interest the ImprO ement which our Catholic u
was l..akIng ~ the health Of my worthy uCIg u o ,
Jesse Lands, + Y, whose case Was ci,a'ly a
consumption, aud when f.. nj that your mtd
cine hau restored hun 10 lgorOus II, auh a 'uN f
hope seemed Ia dawn on tie case Of my afflicted
son. had no doubt. FROM ~'hat had seen otI's
htacv, mat u would DE OF benefit TO hlu. but io
procure for lnm nos rum aIthc cO.upOu'u parts
of which had No knowledge wou'C have been q
departure from the course ussllly puTsu % by
physicians. Here there arose a stu sc Z. tween
pTJie- Onal PRIDE ami the fee mss OF athrr for
his child. The latter soon predpmin- ted; / got
him 10 commence using your CathulI-uu L.
about a month there was a visible lmgruVt meat
IN his health; he then caught cold Which thi eU
hIm back considerably; be, however, psrs, yyrtC
with the medicine and again BE- an To- improve
slowly; his pains and soreness ~ the chest latf
HIM. the ulcers gradual hrH!t d, ms appetite
improved, every symptoms had VANISHED. aud all
by the sole use OF yOlT Cath l,can for the space
Of SIX muntns. 1hUs, my dgar sir has your val
liable remedy restored the health OF my son, who
was tOterng on the verge Of the grave, aud
would be guilty Of deep Ingrautude. aud gross
injustice TO you, # | withheld my testimony co.
the Alternative, purifying aud sauaiiv- urugerlIts Il
your Cathulicon. JOHN " DORSEY, VI q.
For sale ~ JOHN FISHER,
i'm Wucuiiug. Va.