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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17
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Gursrsu Gail Al FIends. l.ssI, isssr5
= prorlsmsiinn u&rrrg ~wsss Of fac
hundred dollars Isg ne spFshss,ian a
I've bfashsEs of lhs nssss % 1srnsy.
rinxsd siih ahs hemirids Of Jnssph
Mann'nE. ara public anlhrnng ~ Bsn-
Mr. Mol. ~ JsiIrssom rosnay. ffInrs1a. !
shnBs me Sd nimmo. Thu Tsls9hsssrs
Flmknn has nee Rnsrkssls srksenes
10 lhs matters
I've sw NOT fuliy informed o. MI ne
paIheulas. and Il We ssrr, n msshs NJ
snpieprr 10 publish hon in .dv.nrs II
s'sl. ss ID might pssjBdirs The patlhr
n'na. itn not. ws link. hossser. in.-
Pfsprf 10 ssie d'aI Ire as,g,n of Shs din
ea'"e' os'Sssa 'hs psriIss - said 10 haze
gown oui Of i,poris e,resIsisd feeensly
SPIN the alleged a~aso<ny Of confessions
81 tao converts. Tesen.ly cent 30 lie ptni-
'en'lafy Of Georgia fron kAwns. esutty
iar IN 'nslaugLler. n Lich inIAesse ,r.s,sl
citizens 81 G-oIsis snd Flmlds - being
cancrIRed IN zone Of The murders IA Me
territory hitherto aiuIbhird 10 tie lAsi>
ans, and IN forning an orgsnizfd band
ior sbdUeIihg slaves AL risadssing other
property. and on lrsi lad By Mr.. Man
ming and others, were said 10 have bsen
the samss Of the Msssfs. Burneys.
/" We have not words 10 cypress sur
horror on account of The reports founded
upon The alleged confession az the Geor-
GA conviet.. We learn thai several rii.
zrns Of florids, heretofore esieemed 10
be respectable. ave named. IN eonjsncIinn
iih some Of the vsfissl ouieasis of sori-
ETY., refugees hom other psris. brought
hitler since the war, AZ being members
Of an ergsnized gang Of lobbers and mar
dersrs; and IT'S asserted ihaieircum stances
are detailed Of their personal participation
20 deeds of outrage end murder horrible
10 repeat. and hon incredible 20 be believed.
Nc there is a shadow 81 truth IN these re-
ports. tie inslier should be lerretrd out;
the f.ris shoalJ be made public. The
innocent shonld have an opportunity Of
disprov,ns the allegations duplicating
tn, m. and the guilty should be punished.
The circulation Of these reports and ru-
more should r'ase, unless legal steps are
taken 20 in,ss'lgae ihe guiH Of those &C.
rused.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17

Capt. Sockion's piece Of Ordnance
An experiment was made last week with
this enormous piece of ordnance, that car
ries 242 pound ball. at its station near
the lighthouse, below Sandy Hook. A
point blank Shot struck q line OH target,
,hree miles distant, andpenctra edthroush
and through The target, which was con-
slruclcd Of iron bars and wood combined,
rendering il more strong and solid than
the hull of The largest seveniy-four. The
gun il made Of wrought iron. and : q
immense size. Experiments will Be
made again this week.
M. y Commerciul.
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NGWIONo
To Merchants and Physf-
CLANS.

styIIE snbserih,rs deal largely 10 DRUGS
1 AND MEDICINES, which thcv w,ll al.
ways firni.h lea Ne, Fshanis aad PLysitians ct
the ioMes, whahsalepsicts. Meiebua,s AND
Physicians vino may iavo: rs With their ordcfs
may resi- assrr. 4 Il getting sli ariielesi,sm Us
pure and genuine aud Of as low prices ss 10 any
establishment ul The hind in the state.
We take parsicnlar care 10 pat up Physi-
clans orders Of such Medicines as WI kncw TO
be pure.
We also keep roastaBlIy on hand Paints of
oil Kinds, Dye satIs, Niadpw Glass, Priutels'
Ink, Pcrlunlcry. Patent Medicines, Paint. Shee.
Tanis, busting, Srrnbb,ng, ana CLOTHES Brush
es, Fancy Ar'i.t's. &c.
TYLER. JONES & HILL,
Petersburg. ytesnia.
Juae 10. e. 6a
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Paying Debt "A Constable in
Washington City, few days ago. hav-
ing process for debt TO serve against an
individual. called at the house Of the lat
ter and asked il he was in. The ans.
wer was IN the affirmative. and having
sta ed that his errand was On business, he
was invited 10 walk in, and he was con-
Quoted into dark and retired chamber,
where lay the poor debtor, not in the en-
joymenl of LIE and health, az was ex-
pecled, but clothed in the habiliments Of
dea'h = a corpse. He had paid his last
gr' al debt.
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NE w
MaiI Arrangement.

rINaE raleigh Mail closes on Sundays, fncs---
L day., and fridays, a, o'ylosk, - ~.
The Western or Greeasbnru,eh Aia1 clos
on Sundays, Wednesdays. and Fridays. a. 8
o'clock, r. M. The FranklinioH hfail ti,-
ses on aionday evening ~ o'clock. Tho
I.aags Mills .al.,i tloses On Wednesday even
ing al 8 O'Clock. The !. ashurg Mil elrses
M Thnrday evening Al 4 o'ctnsk, And tie
oxfnrd Mail closes on Thursday evening al
o'clock.
rll0S. CLANCY. p M.
July ~. s2--6w
p. 5, The Post 0iisce is removed To Major
Ralner's HDtel e. Co. NJ.
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Weekly Almanac.
isEMoCRArIC MEETING.

MEErING Of the Democratic citizens Of
"A Orange county will be held at the Mason
ic Hal, IN lIisbnrough, on The Tuesday o
the ensuing County Court, far The pn'pose OF
appointing Delegates TO attend S,ate Con
ven ion wiich il is expected will meet in NJ.
vcmner II, and 10 adept measures ;awar is
ti,e appointment OF De rgatcs ,othe Baltimore
Convention, winch meets in May next &c,
neral attendance is earnestly requested. oar
or more addresses will he dalivrrcd.
A DEMOCRAT
August Is. ST.
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Dissolution.

MlIeKi.h S N0RN0oD beg lraye 10 ten
>s'-A der their giatelui ssknowled. eneuis iir
the liberal patronage extraGed 10 tbtn; aud
as the fra has beea dissolved BY nutuai coh-
sent, ta,y request thnse indebted 10 tksnrto
cali and close their tanats.
TIE business will iu fuiutc be carried On BY
4. MI Kl.E win will hep constantly on
baud a good sueplS Of GRut EIIEs, AID all
other articles sl as line.
july ~. 3D.
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1sz- THE Cont Of wardens for Or
dtS angs county Will meet al flIe Poor
House en-. the FIRST Monday of sepscmber. whso
itey will fpseive P,orsssls Zoe Rspeirrie the
Honssa Ferseas wishing % ursAiItake the
i,h. which Is sush. are invited ts ettsi2.
By order of the Court q usrtehs.
August 2. ST.
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Pin, Tyrrell and rarterei 10 hear from.
Unusual efforts were made To defeat Mr.
Stanly; aud notwithstanding The heavy
rams. the Democratic county Of Edge
combc turned on, near four hundred more
voters than she did in the Governors
election last fall. Mr.. Sianly is there.
fore beaten BY perhaps four or five hun
dred votes. The Democratic majority
las, year was TT.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Dsmel's majority l55-being reduc-
lion in the Democratic strength since last
fall Of 700. Mr.. Nash was young man
lille known 10 many portions Of the dis
irici; yet so successfully did he wage bat
dc in the Wing cmlse, tina. his opponent
was made to tremble for his safety. liza
LILLE more time had been allowed him 10
canvass the district, he would doub,Isss
have come out victor.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Com!i,ales--Edwarl SlanIy, wing,
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% Dollars Reward.

UlAx sssY fIens fhs s.bssFitsF. ed fhr ztst
- asly lar. = hrshI sssisiis beg nss.s&
AMOS. tssats -sse y<zlz ~. zkers 1sr fsst
ten inches hssh. yssfarliesahly tusli. rather ef
down ioos ne @si be 3eI isfkhE shout 10
this neiEl senfhaes. but have N dosbt 9
trying 10 get 10 ? fsss .ss'e. rs -aEs fsss pass
eF atheiwise Tae she,. 9, ard sili be ss,.
en-. Il delivered IN ne. ~ 0sssse eaanis. N 4. !.
or eon6asd h say iail - thsi s,t I'm,
MICHAEL sTI0fpNER-
Angusl Q IS
lEF INC Rsissek Kcekssr ssd E.s..,,ls
BannsF will insrrt fhsse times
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NOtice---Wardcns OF Tho
Poor.

THE wsrdeas Of the Paof for The senafy of
Orange, viii meet III the raaI f1oasr on
the fret Mondas h. sepIrn.beraeAs All pei.
sons having business will hfteya 90 that ting,
and arphesspns fOr sdmis,ias relseas shoiL
AnRast q So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17

Mr.. Clay was Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives during nine sessions Of
Congress and part Of another, and necer
had decision Ct his reuersei. This IS
a striking evidence that be possesses m
az eminent degree The qualities which fit
men lor governing. Hi. lhron.
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NINTH DISTRICT.

Caadidaies-kenneih Rayner. wing,
and Goodwin e.. Moore, loo. Full re
turns have not been received, but enough
to show that Mr.. Rayner has been elect
ed by majority Of seven or eight hun
drcd-- largely increased Wing vote.
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lns.ld 5, Reid Ieso reported o.
BED is sise "a By ivo o. ihrrs hanarrd
nsiaTiiy, IN rfiifns hare bssa rssfirsi
inn thres couuliss o.lr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17

mgiafisy q he M,sia.srs =
this county win Be required . alassd On
Tuesday q August courl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-17

Although from some u Inc dissrirss
partial returns only have bern received.
Il l. pretty well aseerained that lie ful.
Iswing persons hare been elected % The
next Congress from this state:
!. Thomas L. CIingman. uhig.
.. Daniel M. Baringer. whig.
,. David S Reid. loco.
4 Edmund Deberry. wing.
5. RonaIrs NJ. Saunders. loca.
@ James J. M.Kay. loco.
Z. John X. J. Daniel. loco.
8. Archibald %. Arlington. loco.
o. Kenneth Rayner. wl;ig.
I'inls with a clearly asceriained Wing
majority Of six or eight thousand. The
Wings have bui four representatives. and
ilie I.ocos fve-just as intended By our
Democratic Legislature. when they so
oairsgcOasly grrymandered The state.
Aud yet after all. two Of llie districts were
carried by such mesger majoIities thai The
J.ocos had like 10 have obtained but three
members out OF The nine.
The following statement Of par iculars
j. as faIl as our presen. information en-.
sjles US 10 make IL:
FIRsr DISTRICT.
In this district James Graham. the lale
member, and Thomas l.. Clihgman. both
whigs,) were candidates. Mr.. Clingman
has been elected, we understand, hy some
eight or nine hundred majority. Mr..
Graham Is beaten. II l. said. because of
his vote against The distribution bill: The
Wings of that district . being too good
Cla, men 10 permit opposition 10 ibis "a
,orite measure 10 60 unrebuked." II
appears. however, from Mr. GIaham's
circular. that he vas not opposed to the
principle, but objected to It's adoption at
ihl, time. because Of the condition Of The
treasury. Tits further said, that The De-
mOcrais.in body voted for Mr.. Cling.
man, Wing though he is. with The ayow-
ed object Of &c, ing Mr.. Graham out Of
the way, believing that they could Alter
wards bes, Mr.. Clingnan with can.
didaie Of their own--an expecia ion in
which they will doubtless be disaPpoin,.
ed.
Since the above was in type We have
received the Highland Messenger, which
gives the following official returns from
the district:
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OK sr eiss. La5.~s - 9sasl. rs<a ess 10
- accommodated wilh kessA, edo, d, sLs
insnih ~ gear. Hpsu terms % Fuit fi.< nnfs.
BY the ssIsscub.r sse Fr<sf<s is hesIlkf.
qaiei. asd pleaszai psrf 81 ihr fsws
va. c. s orr.
BiilsAorassh. aasass .. ts-
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In this district last year. iHthe vote for
Governor, 6se Democrats had majority
Of 7i5-nos the nsjOriiy Cor Saunders
is only III.
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Seed Wheat.

TpHE subscriber has for ssIr qnahtify sf
- White SEED " heal ~ ihs. Law Isl klnd.
u IL ansasxvd ~slh any sfhsF wheat. and u &C
cxcelleai 4salsag. Price 80 cents per hmshci.
A. M1CKLE.
Asgwst e So
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Clingnan's majority, 92a.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Candiialcs-Danl. VI. l'arringrr, whig,
and Burton Craig, loco. The following
are full returns:
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

SIXTH DISTRICT.
In Ibis disiric, the Wings had no rcgu-
lar candidate in The Geld in opposition TO
Gen. M.Kay. and heis Of course re-elecl-
ed. Two counties only have been heard
from.
MRay. Lcseh.
R0bpsnH IeG 207
New Hanover 426 %
Col. Leach offered himself a few
weeks before The election, and was voted
for in some OF lfe counties, bot wi bout
any chance for success. The majority
against u last fall. in The Governors cleo
ton. being 2aa7.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Canli,ly,es-IIenrv TX Nash. whir.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
.nl 4. II. Arlington, logo.

.Con!i,hses--E,lward SlanIy, wing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
@ ess;A<:Ax
*5ess';jjF
eAAAo0MD OMpp Ys
Gte Sabbatb.
BY N. p. Willis.

Il was pleasant morning, in the time
When the leaves fall-and the bright sun
shone out
A. when tho morning stars first sang together
30 quietly and calmly fell his light
Upon a world at rest. There was no leaf
In motion, aud the loud winds slept, and all
Was still. The lsb'rins herd was grazing
Upon the hillside quietly -uncall'd
Dy the harsh voice of man, and distant sound
Save from the murmurng waterfall, came not
As usual on the ear. One hour stole on,
A nd then another Of the morning, calm
And still as Eden ere the birth Of man.
And then broke in the Sabbath chime ovbcls--
And the old man, aud his descendants, went
Together to the house Of God. / join'd
The well.apparell'd crowd. The holy man
Rose rolemnly, and breaih'd Tho prayer Of faitl
Aud the grey saint, just on the wing for heaven
And the fair maid-and the bright. haired
young man
And child of curling locks, just taught to close
The lash Of its blue eye the while all knell
Ia altitude of prayer and then the hymn,
Sincere in its low melody, went up
To worship God.
The white. haired pastor rose
And look d upon his hock-and with an eye
That told his interest, and voice that spoke
In tremulons accents, eloquencs like Paul's,
He lent Isniah's fire to the truths
OF revelation, and persuasion came
Like gushing waters from his lips, till hearts
Unas'd TO bend were soflen'a, and the eye
Cnwont Ia weep sent forth the willing tear.
I went my way But as went, thought
How holy was the Sabbath-day Of God.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
Mustngs.

The heeting hours, the feeting hours,
They pass like dreams away
Pale blight hangs on the nectard flowers
That opened yesterday
The low wind like a mourncr grieyes
While shaking down their faded leaves.
Where is the lanreled son of Mars,
A nation greeted yesicrmorn
The hero of I'M hundred wars
On his proud charger borne2
The tongue Of chivalry is dumb
His requiem was the mufhed drum.
Whore is the young, bewitching belle,
Who dazzlod yesterday the sight;
Whose mntchless beauty from his cell
Might lure an anchoriie
Where nre her thrilling pulse and lutte,
The grave will answer-both are mute
Where are the pale-browed heirs of thought
The bard-ihe orator-the sage-.
Who yesterday a wide world taught,
And dignifed their age,
Their great ambitious hearts are cold,
And fellowship with dust they hold.
Then ask me not for false renown
To waste away the midnight oil
Though grandeur and a gilded crown
Are the rewards Of toll
Pure jewels aud the types Of power,
What nre they in the DYise HOUR?
Oh, rather urge me tn forsnke
The vaniirs that here have birth,
Aud, in The morn of being, break
Base bonds that bind To earth;
And bridge, while yet thing Of breath,
With trusting Hope the Gulf of Death.
New Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21

In order that our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain Of getting them
genuine, we have established a Branch OF our
New York House At No. 81, CornhlIl, Boston.
The public are generally aware that they have
been greatly imposed upon by persons making X
vending Counterfets Of our Medicines, thereby
injuring the reputation Of the genuine, the
spu rious being worthless, and resembling the
true only in external appearance. We shall
also Keep constantly on hand, large assor'-
ment Of all the really valuable proprietary
medicines in use.
COMSTOCK g. CO,
Of New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
SPENCE RS
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP d
PLASTER.

slNtIE numerous proofs daily received of the
. utility of SPtNcER's VEGETDBLE
PILLS, not only from professional men, bni
also from individuals. previously unknown u
me. many of them guardians aud Instructors
of youth, who speak from personal know
edge. together with tho rapid sale, coinplet"
ly satisfies me that have no, been deceived
Those recommendations have fully susiainro
II Us u certain cure for the headache. n alsu
a sure remedy for many other complaints II
used according 10 The directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious hnmors of the blood and for
piles. Mrs. Jones's Syrup mny be advanla-
eeously used in connexion With the Pills.
For coughs, Inflammation OF the lungs.
pain in ihe SIDE. or ~ any other pau of ih'
system. Mrs. jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally IN connexlon with th,
nse Of the Syrup and Pills.
There is not the least difficulty to be appre.
hended from their use. either at home or abroad
their operation as caihnriic, u so gentle, thai
the person " lo uses them, will onl, know THEN
inestiruable qualities by the speedy eradication
the cause of distress.
In all cases o gnaling in Impurities OF the
blood, and those incident to the female consul
tuition, these medicines stand unrlyalled, aud
have no equal. In these classes Of complaints
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome
but often fatal, they have been extensively used
aud with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested. aud their efficacy proved and
the pills and syrup co'nhlnsd. have seldom, II
ever been known to fail Of producing the de
sired effect.
For sale by MARY TIILEY, No 40, Spring
street. Don't forget the nun,ber-nor that Spcn.
GERS Vegetable Pills are n CERTAIN cure for lh'
headache. in all its various forms. May 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
w ARDS
VEGETABLE U.AIR OIL

'aNiIIS Vegetable Oh Possesses the pcculia
h property, so long sought f1r in other oils
but sought IN VAIN, OF reproducing "a new
growth Of hair on heads totally bald.
30 great are its nourshing properties, which
il readily imparts TO the roots of the hair, thai
it requires but a short time 10 produce new
growth, aud few applications to check that fal-
ing of the hair which SO often occurs, espec ial
ly after sickness. II prevents the hair from
turning grey, aud WHEN it begins 10 turn, may
hc easily checked aud restored to its natural
beauty, by imparlng new life and vigor. I his
oil is patronizrd by the Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. Young Gruilen,en
will find this oil to produce a beautiful growth
OF whiskers in very short time.
From The Royal College Of Physicians Of
Harana, Feb. 90, 1888
"DR. +. A. WARD, haSing proved TO ibis
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil Of
his composition has the property Of causing The
growth Of hair and preventing lis fall. by forti-
Tying the decayed part, (tbe effects Of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found in lis
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Suarrz,) we hereby authorize its use, not AS
specific, but as good ard useful remedy far
decoy from sickness or other causes.
s;,,,odhv Joss BERNAL, NJ. ID.
''s"'''' lSimoN DEiIsvIA, VI. ID.
Witnessed by
Cayetano Ponron, Notary Public.
The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
aud value Of Wards lIar Oil, was given the
proprietor by the Royal College Of Physicians
at Havana and to those who arc acquainted
with the extreme rgdness Of the medlcak.po.
lice of Havana, it speaks volumes II q On
elusive.
CAurIoN.-1'he great demand for Wards
oil has induced many to counterfeit it. None
is genuine unless ii has a treatise Of thirty two
pages round each bottle. with red Xylographc
label aud blue Vgnete centre. Prepared by
f.. 4. WARD, VI. D., New York, and no other
place. General Depot and wholesale Office, SS
barclay street, New York
For sale by DR.. r.. Il. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of The Golden Mortar.
NswIrgt Jan. s, lSI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
.DorDrt not-Kegrrt not.
BY s. Hallock.

Forget not-regret not
The joys that have fled,
Though sweeter and 6ecter
Than fresh odors shed
From the jcssamin's cup,
Or the bright chalcc hid
From the gaze OF the sun
Meath the violets lid.
Forget not--regref not
Hope ever should burn,
The incense Of love
In her funeral urn,
Shedding glory aud light
Ger the gems of the past,
BY time on the altar
Of memory cast.
Forget not-regret not;
Why should we regret,
While one star remains,
That another has set!
Aud though all may have faded,
Others brighter BY FAR,
Through the gloom may arise
Than our once worship'd star.
Forget not-regret not;
Life's lessons should be,
Like the stars that are hung
Der the limitless sea,
a guide to our path,
Bright links Of the chain,
10 lead US aud bind US
To virtue again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
KOLMSTOCK'S VERMlFUGE.

This,remedy for worms is one cf the most
extraordinary ever used. u etiectually sradi-
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mine
raj in it, Mercury is the basis Of most worm
remedies and the remedy is sometimes worse
than the disease. so never use ozenges. but
rely upon this. Every person will be convinced
on one trial. that it is the most perfect cure
ever invented.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR. Agent,
Newport. II. |. Oct 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
No. ! Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
fnniured by VIM Brown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,aicssrs
Dana, Evans ~ Co. Sias Pierce a. Co,
White q SroQdman, ijenshaw, Ward u Go
and L ID. Erlndlcy, are now snppll'd with !
fresh article. Also for sale in Boston b.,
,uoSt of the Wholesale West India Goods an'
Druggist stores. Rr,nIl'd by all the Gro
rery stores in Boston, Lowell, Salem, Pr"vl
dence. New Bedford, Worcester, Spring
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market. b.
particular 10 call Tor WIN. Browns No. J
SILVER Top or Mead Syrup II Is manufac
turcd with the best L sugar, and superior
Sarsaparila and forms one OF the most whole
some aud cheapest beverage now III use.
For sale in Newport by
r. r.. HAZARD, Druppis,s.
X. J. TAYLOR,
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-21
DR wHIrNEy's wUooPiNG Cough AND
" IRNIP IORn The nacLlLG adania aiinn OF

D,R wHIrNEy'S wUOOPtNG Cough AND
- GROUP CORDIAL-rhe peculiar adaptation OF
this we'll known medicine to the of the complaints
designated by its name Its general use by almost every
family IN the city, and the noiorety IL has obtained
10 say anything in its favor but to such have
tested its Superior virtues II " highly recommended
plants
II has been standard medicine for Group, in numer-
nus families in this vicinity for the lsst twelve years
aud the continually increasing demand Tor II II sufficient
evidence that u ~ becoming ss popular ss II IL valua-
bic medicine, and is still highly appreciated rs ever.
No family should be without IL at this season of the
year when children by exposure to the sudden changes
OF the weather, are subject TO severe and pected at
tacks OF these alarming complaints, which might he
overcome by immediate resort TO this potent and
falling remedy.
For sale in Newpor, by TAYLOR, No lac
Thames. street t,b3