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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
The SneteSfnl Going on Of Mai. Jones,
COnrlShip.
PiSRviLLE. Dec. 81, lS42.


TO Mr.. Thompson Dear Sir: Christnu,
' over, and the things ded. You know
'eld you in my last letter ! was pwip. I,
bring Miss Mary up to the chalk a. Christ,
mus. Well done it, as slick as n whistle
'ho' 1t come mighty nigh being serious un.
der'aking. But III tell you oil bout the
whole circumstance.
The fact is. I'd make my mind Up more'n
twenty times TO jest go mud come rite out
win The whole bsness. but whenever I 90,
whar che was, and whenever she looked n,
me with her wotchin eyes, and kind o. blush
ed at me, always felt sor, O. skeered and
fainty, and all whs, made op 70 tell her wos
forgot 40 couldn't think of j, ,to save mo
But you's married man, Mr.. Thopp.on. 81
couldn't tell you nolhin bout pnppn the
question. as they call il. It's mighty pra,e
favor to ak of rite pre'ts gall, and to peo-
pie as a'n' nscd to it, it goes monstrons hnrd.
don't ii? They say wl,ders doo't mind il no
more'n no'hin.-Bn, Pm making transgres.
sion as the preacher ses.
Chrismus eve put on nv new sui, md
shaved my face "a slick as smootbin iro,,.
and went over to old Miss SaIlrnscs. Az
soon rs went into the parer whar they was
oil se''in round the fire, Mis-, Car'llne and
Miss kesiah both laughed rite out
'There, there ses they, 4 told you so, /
knew II would be Joscpeh.'
Whats done, Miss Carrine,' ses l.
'You come under sisters chicken bone. and
do believe she knew you was comm when
she put il over the door
mo | DIDN'T didn't no such ,bino now,
ses Miss Mary, aud her face blushcd red al
over.
oh, you needn't deny it, ses Miss Kesah.
'yon long TO Joseph now, jes as sure sure as
,her's any charm in chicken bones.
knowed that was first rate chance 10
10 say something, but the dear little Greater
looked so sorry and kcp bIushing 90 I
eo"'dt say nothing TO the pint. so | took q
chair zac'Iy reached up and TUX down the
bone and put II in my pocket.
'Whnt are you gwlne to do with tina, hone
now. M"ier !" ses Miss Mary.
TN gwine to keep it rs long q live SOS
J. 'ns Chrismus present from the hand. |.
soonest gall in Georgia
When sed that she blushed worse and
worse.
Amt YOU ashamed, Mcjor - said she.
"Now you ought to give her n Cbrismus
gift, Joseph, TO keep all her life,' said Miss
Car'ino.
'Ah,' ses old Miss Sallins. 'when was
gsll we used To hang up our stockins- Il
why mother ! ses oil Of 'ern TO say stock.
IN rite ofote -"
Then tell n lIlIlc stresked too, caus they
was all OIusi'Ih as hard as they could.
'ilighry-rity :" srs the old lady-"wb,,
b"cmenl. I'd Jk" ~ know what barm ,here
is :" stockings. People nowadays is pi,ip
." Dcai y-mouii"d they can't call no,bin nv
i,s name. and don't see ns ,hey's any better
than The old time people was. When was
gall like you Is, c"'Id, ! used to hang up
ny stockins aud gt 'em Toll Of presents
The gals kcp laughin. :
Never mind ses Mss Mary, 'Majer's pn,
o give Chrisnus & wont You Majer y
oh, yes ses ], 'you know l Promised you
ne y
'BT ddnr mean that scs she.
.H
~ S"s isrJ %, what want you to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
TIE sEvEN.FOLD FURNACE,

powerful nnh novel machine having seven Fires AM
Seven hlrnbirs wnh d,tlling. ronden,ing aud eyapo
rating fixtures Ot anew and Ingenious COntryAIce, Gu
rnc oi obtaining more than seven times the OrdinHr,
purity of vegetable extract heretofore used IN
pounding tdicIne. The Bnsa.uic aud Preserving pow
rr oi ihrse Pills Is also, by this invention. purified hno
refined, anu 80 mingled with the operative medicine
That repairs Nil the mjurle. crsaled hy Purgatou
som the, caused aId strongly oriies the
against iuiure corruption aud decay.
II Let the public lie no lnngrT deceived by the advertise
mcu,s uf the zone remedy" doctors who show then
entire gnoranre al The organic laws oi the human
TEN by snpposihg TINT medicine which purgrs lnereh
wth"t rrnovnng or preserving caH lie perfect remo
| dN For II Is n fixed aud innunble lnw Oi our being
'hrt 'Lere should be, Ia M cHse pursn"n without i'm
me,liHte Restoration and HENCE n nllnws and l.
proved Ia demonstrations that all Purgaiiye- which Do
MOI ros-e>s saving aud preserving p"werAre Jhri-
ntls nnd injurious oIlt and possess NOT ONE RE-
DEEMihG QUALITY.
The whole theory uf common diasiic Purratiou il.
hnsei upon unnatural mud absurd laws, aud they who
fellow IL il victim" To their own o:I, aud to" late I"
repent thcir Ienrrtty.
Purge ana Preserve, do not attempt Ia Purgr al
The celebrated PURIFYING AND PRESERV.
ING FILLS, purity the body from ooruplion mud lre.
serve IL from urt and decay by single operation
They area Universal Vegetable Purgave, Of sovereign
Use in all diseases cf The human ia which ru.
cation IL required, nrculn iu Jauudicr Indigestion
Dyspepsia. Ernpious oi the SKIM Scr"ua. rIrs Co.
uveness, Bisous Disorders, Liver Cnnrlani, Fevrr-
N'rvou- pisordrrs lHwarJ Weakness, Cholc. D> sen.
inry, Worms. Gnni Rheumatism, Female Complaints.
Depression of Spirits, Debility ot ~ >>ten. FIIs Sc &c
- Prize - cents per Boy, with iul directions, Es
say on Health aud Long Lite &c
Sold Wholesale aud retail, b. the sole proprietor,
D. 4. BR iDLEE,
~ Court street. corner of Brnils street, Boston.
AcE>r--R. j. TAYLOR, Newport.
GROSVENOR s. CHASE, sc s.
38 We, bossett street, Providence, Gen
eral Agents for Rhode Island.
Pawtncket- Samuel Green,
BrsIol-Lrmuel w. Briggs
Wa1en-W illiam Parker.
Feb. l.-3m.
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IIenry's Erasivc Compound.

A new aud superior article Tor extracting
- Grcss", Tsr, Pant, Vnrnlsh. &C., fton
woollen, SILK. cotton or linen clothing car
pets &c, without injury 10 the finest goods
For sale by J.TAiLOR.
Nsy II.
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TuuRsDAY, Feb. 3, 1874

SENATE - hr rcsnlu'ipn auiburi,lng
b" Quart'r Master General Ia draw on
he GeneraI Trea'urcr for $500. TO de-
ray expenses Of cleaning aud packing
muske =. &c, was road.
Mr. Potter Of Cranstoo, moved TO
amend by inserting 500 in lieu Vi $500.
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~ PuRGATiON WITHOUT IMMEDi
AVE RESTORATION.

The use "f this admirable Purgave remedy strikes
death blow Ia that abuminnble sien Nhirh BY
tnunlt eyncuAtng the bowel, without may e"n,erva.
i've ar SAVING P0wer, dr-adiully and rnrny pros.
irner aud inJnres the unhappy patient. Those Purity
g Hn Preserving Pills are believed TO constitute ihr
perfection ol medicine, being IA UNIVERSAL VEGE.
TABLE PURGATlfE, containing two great remedies
RUPIION, Hud auuiher To PRESERVE FROM INJU
lRY AMI DECAY.
And hr the purpose Of obtaining tho highest degree
oi pnrii IN the preparation o these rs Dr. Bradier
hrs nj avnst expenditure Of lime aud money, invented
nhd patented NJ Washington chemical and philusophi-
~" apparatus ior dsl!!lns and refining vegetable ex.
tracts, called
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

oNNN0uND Dnpa
TKH ANSWERED Prayer.


ENe" wv. "eSntv--ior the magic snrn
-'"r' o,n"s me wtsest with tis patent ihran;
snh' wiihi" iond human hearts Wight dwell
N"u ,n''e 'hr tilr"st ~ ihe "sisl han
Sn"n nave seen tbs 'ordlir't hrnd the kreo,
,.,,".- i"Nrl~S' pow orr dsLird by ms charms
s", w inhf hsd vainN i"'"d-nh ne.
But Belnfs o'rr nv spirit waved her rirg.
Vet shed 10 brightness nv form ~ ilsei
And passing Nr-rs hut darker shA'nw- nipz
Upon iie cheek wh"re care hath lrii n. trsr-.
ht PRAYER " heard In heaven, hath he,n tiruIed;
y" hrnu hows hunhiv meath ~, h.nut, = sSgy,
~ ne loved now seeks f'irer bride.
lpraved Tor Riches. oh for lavish wrslth
To ponr IN golden showers on those loved.
would have gladly srent nv youth md hrni,h
'ond nv Yihs like these. love have proyed
trr'eh f"r Riches. that before G"d'- shrine
miaht I'M Kit- mud coal, tributes knrel;
Ann ihonRh' ,he treasure oi GoroEdHs nins
Alas wealth rsme not and the IIh,rsi ,i..,.
NV hrsrt devised nv hand mn., 6I 10 a.,
And though DER pro.trsf. tru,b me .niri, hia.,.
In vain the mid nr magic gnIb 7 v,,o ''
The ronr plrsh To me for ,-iI, tocJ
Add those love In Iowiy wnnt mry nine
WIZ pour ont fnr them nv h-sr,'s wnrrn blood.
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hR. TAYLOR'S BALs,M or LivtRwonI
~ Tor Cnnsump,lnu AID Llvrr Compliant
Coughs, Cnlds, Sr., from 3T5 BnweW pflc,
reduced large botlles. = 80 small Fl
Nov. % X J. TAYLOR, Agent.
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LAWS OF r. ISLAND.
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
iDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly Jan. Session, A. d
Isli.
AN ACT 10 adjourn lh" Erbruary term oi
the Court oi Common Pleas fur tue couni,
of Washington.
u IS ,Hdcttd by The G,nsrdi assembly as
JoiioUS;
S'cllon !. The Cour, Of Common Pleas
which by law Is Ia b. holden nj South Kings
iown, within aud fbr The county of Washing
ton. on the first Monday Of february. 1874.
shs be, and tho same Is hereby adjourned
to the second Monday Of Msy, leit and
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III AID OF THE TIMES.

-iby kin. III lei you know. No more from
your friend I'll delh,
JOS. JONES.
lk" 10 foreo, to tell you bou, cousin
Pete. He GO, snapt on eg nog when he
heard Of my gngement, and he's ben as mel.
Ter as hos apple ever sense.
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/ ~ ana looked al me as mise hievous as they
could. They spected som.ihin.
II You'll be sure 10 give il TO inc now. If !
hang up bng, ses Miss Mary.
Il And promise to keep il. scs l.
4 well. will, cause know you wouldr't
| give me nothing that wasn't worth Keeping
/ They oil sgreed they would hang up q
bag for me 10 put Miss Mary's Crsmus pres
INT in Tho back porch. and bout nine o'clock
I Told 'em good cvcnin and went home.
H sot up I'LL midnight, and when they was
,ll gone to bed went softly into the hack
,ate, and went up 10 ia" porch. and thar,
'hure rnuf was great big mral bag hang.
lng to The jice. II was monstrous unhandy
10 gi, into II, but was rarmiued not 10
back out. so so, some chairs on top Of n
bench and got hold of the bag. but jest as I
was gpilin in, the bag swung ogin the chairs
and down they went with terrible racket.
| Bot no body didn't wake up bot old Miss
Stallinses' gratc big cur dog, aud here ne
cum rippin and iarin through TIE yard like
G,b,,,,, ,b,oroh ,oos.b,,,, h,sh md
.,,,J a,d .,,,, n sl
was the matter. sol down IN the bag aud
,r,,,,, hro.,h ,o,1o- NOR L;,,,, g., coa,ha,i
6nd ,ne ,u, mud ,f., ,h;,. ho o,,, h.rL;,
The wind began to blow bominabc cold. and
Tie old bag KEEP turning round and swinging
;.l. A. ;.,e
,o. C-.;a >, .. r., c,. -. ..,,
br,L.,rd lo,,,o fan o,, ,,ho.t., ;,h
.,..,h ,.,,I,, lLs h.d o., !, ,ooL
',,to !, wouId mana, oo,,o t.,l,,,h, ,.,
believe if d;do', love Miss Mary So ,,wc,.
Gl wou,d ,,oze,o J.,,h. Cor ,,, h,,, w,.,b,
only s,o, tim, G.l, w.,, md :, d,,o, hoo,
morr'n two lcks mini, only whe, ,h,,ob,
how she would be priz,d in The uorr,r mud
then IT wen, in csu,.r. B,nebv tho Gus.
sed old doc come ~, q, mo ,o,cb mud ham,
IN smell bon, the bsg and ,hep h. batk,d
like he though, he had freed s5me,h,np
Bow WOW. wow, se. he. Then he'd smell
agin. and rry to git 10 to the bag Get out
ses / very low. for fear ,bev would beer mo
.Bow wow wow - sos he .Da oo,. vo,
bomiooble foo,.,scsIS 81, all ovc, i, s,o,,
nr s,ec,.d ,vo,, miami, h.,, ,,i, ma .riI
uhs, made il worsc. cov,du', seq vb,r
bouts he'd take h,ld.-.B,wl WOW, WOW y
Then tried coaxin-.comn here. rood f.lIer.'j
-es and whsrled a little To him. bu, il wan,
no use. Thar he stood aud ken 10 hi, e,rr.
nnI wbinn nnd barkin, al night. couldr't 4
tell when daylight wa- brakrr, only by the \
chickens CROWN. ard was mons,rnu, r,sdi,
10 hoct 'e,n. f., ;rrt hal IN s,,y ,bo, oc. II
hour more. DON, believe I'd ever 90, on, a.
In, b,g alive.
OI. Misc S,.l,;,s co,,e o,, G,s, mud =,
.o.....as sin. ,sx The bog seq She
,,,L. ,,,. =.
I'M, f., u,ry, I,utay ro,,l,, , h
,.o ,i,,.oI ..I,., .a 4
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.hixa.;, 81, ..,,.,. .u -, II
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E-,et Nor heaniy--ior the magic sn.il
That binds The wisesi with its potrut thrsn;
That withis fond huinsu heart. wight dwell
Aud shine th~ fal-r-t iu the ies,sihan
J would have seen tbs ,orsllirr hrnd the kreo
Nc love'irsi bow DER dszzed by ms charms
"h'ie No ! long had vaini, los.d-sh. ne.
suhdned, should clasp me lVndiy Ia his arms
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-14
WAsHINGToN, Dec. Is, 1874.
The Senate was not in session TODAY.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
At the opening of the House to-day, the
Speaker submitted variety of executive docu-
ments. Among them the following communi-
cations:
A report from the Treasury Department of
the receipts and expenditures for the past year.
A report of the commissioner Of public build
ings.
Several communications from the State De-
partment
Two from the War Department-one of
them in relation to the reorganization of the
militia system.
One from the President in relation to the
Venezuela indemnity for the brig Morris
After dsposing of these communications and
documents, the rules were suspended to enable
Mr.. Duncan to call up the bill in relation to
the Election of President and Vice President.
The bill being before the House, the ques-
ton was on concurring in the amendments
adopted in committee of the whole. Mr.. Dun
can moved the previous question.
Mr.. Dromgoole asked Mr.. Duncan to with
draw the call for the previous question, to ena-
BILE him to submit a substitute for the bill.
Mr.. Duncan declined, and said lie did not
wish to see the bill squeezed to death by its
friends The previous question was not second
ed Yeas 40, nays 10. Mr. Dfomgoole S SUD-
sttute was then read, but was not in order.
Mr.. Campbell, of s. c., moved an amend
ment, providing that the day for holding the
election shall be the LIST Monday of December.
Mr.. Hamlin moved an amendment, provd-
ing that if a state should fail TO elect on the
day fixed in the bill, another day might DO sub
stituted by the Legislature of that state, which
was afterwards withdrawn.
Mr.. Rhett spoke in favor of referring the
whole subject to the select committee, and
made motion to that effect.
Mr. Brengle was in favor of the same pro-
position. Messrs. Harralson and Seymou
went for immediate final action. The latte
gentleman moved the previous question. lhl
he afterwards Withdrew, and Mr.. Hamlin re
newed it. There was not a second. Yeas Al
nays 76.
The chair then stated that the question
would be on referring the subject to selec
committee.
The subject was discussed generally b!
Messrs C. J. Ingersoll, Rathbun, Black, o
Ga, McClernand, Payne, Duncan, Winthrop
Elmer and BidlaCk
The vote was then taken, by yeas and nays
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. Correspondence of the American Republican. |

The Jury who were empanneled to try the
cause of Burr and others versus Keyworth,
(noticed in my communication of yesterday, }
returned, in the course Of last night, a verdict
for the plaintiffs. The Circuit Court this after
noon, (the Hon. Chief Judge Cranch and AS
sstant Judge Morsell being on the bench,) dis
charged the jury from all further attendance
during the present term. The court stands adj
journed until next Thursday, and it will pro-
badly finish the business of the present unusu-
ally short term in the course of day or two,
after their next meeting. Most of the impor-
tant causes, which were set down for trial dur
ing the present term, will be continued until
the March term, OH account of our leading
counsel being now engaged in other important
causes in the Supreme Court.
A very agreeable variety is shortly to be Of
fered in the entertainments of the people of
this metropolis, IN course of lectures upon
various popular subjects, by distinguished mem
bers of Congress and others, in the most COM
modious and handsome lecture room of this
cty-that of the new Baptist Church on E
street; the receipts for tickets are to be applied
towards finishing of the building. Among the
lecturers | have heard the names Of the Hon.
John Quincy Adams, the Hon. Levi Woodbu-
ry, and the Hon. G. P. Marsh. During the
course lecture is expected from Professor
Morse upon the Telegraphs, including his late
improvement, which has excited so much inte-
rest. METROPOLIS.
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District of Columbia Advertisements.
A NOVELTY! Gentlemen disposed to examine

A NOVELTY. Gentemen disposed to examine
"a an entn ely new arrangement of the mysterious
csmponents in the fabric of the multform covering
famarly termed HAT, may find at the Fashionable
Store Of this Metropolis another exemplar of the in
ventive genius of the trade, and desideraum often
needed by those frequentng crowded assemblies, OBJ
waiting by the peculiarly OF its construction the
cuucnce of misfortunes which few have not felt
while lamentng the loss or regretting the crushed
condition Of their costly Casters.
Travellers can properly estimate, all can appre-
ciate, the advantages of HAT compact in its cover
with the least loss of space-pocketed, or under the
arm, with all the convenience of either opera cap
or the antiquated chapeau de bras, but which at the
votlon OF its possessor, by the simple waving of his
hand will permanently present in full development
all the forms of grace and beauty dstinguishabe in
the style now in vogue, until again it is the wearer's
will TO reduce it to its chrysad condition without eff
tort fa OF injuring this latest specimen of fertile
ingenuity.
For the information of strangers may not be SUI
pererogatory state that at TODD'S of Browns
Hotel, will alse always be found n stock of HATS,
CAPS, and Ladies' fine MUFFS, of the most supe-
ror fabric and Materials and unsurpassed for selec.
ion; extent, and variety dl4-u
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SECRET DISEASE
CURED IN FROM TO 3 DAYS


u CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR. JOHNS3
of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick STD 4
Two DooRs from Baltimore street, where may beN
tanned the most speedy remedy for Gonorrhea, Gle,
Stricktres, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loinsl-
fecuons of the Kidneys. and every ether symptoms,
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
10 the unfortunate victim of this horrid disease
1ChNSION can recommend safe and speedyr
edy which will eradicate every symptom Of this aN'.
complaint without laying the foundation of otif- &
cases. for, alas it is toe often the that tie ~
misguided being falls into the hands of some gnoI
practitioner, who perhaps by chance may effec e
cure, hut from the remedies employed the constit,
is left emaclaed, and a disease thousand til D
worse than the enc he previously had pervades ev
part OF his body, injecting its humors, and the .
taminated stream of blood constantly rushing tbro
the system, produces complication of malad :
which may never be cured and the unfortunate ' b
tim OF this hold disease is either swept off an
timeiy grave or becomes an object of commiserat
to the eyes of the charitable. :
To such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges hi q
self TO preserve the most inviolable secrecy and fro
his extensive practice in the first Hospitals in
RoPE and AMERICA, we guarantee a safe a \
speedy cure, K
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have ini,r
their constitutions by certain practice speedily cure
What pity That young man, the hope of his cou
uy ana the darling OF his parents should be snatch,
from all the prospects and enoyments of life by the 20
sequences Of one unguarded moment, and by disc
which is rot in its own nature fatal and which new
proves so if properly treated 4
Therefore, those who are affected should applv NJ
medately at the HOSPITAL of DR.. Johnston, whp
they may rely on being honoraby and properly tr,.t
cd, and no matter how bad the case may be, cur
will he effected in the of few DAYS accordin
to the symptoms Of the patient.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
On the Eye, such for Squirting, Cataract sc. Ais
those for Deformity of the Limb, such as Club Foo;
SCI performed on the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederic
street, going from Baltimore street, . doors from tn
corner. Observe the name.
ADVICE TO THE POOR GRATIS.
N. i. DR.. Johnston, from receiving medical edu
cation in Europe, possesses an advantake that few
physicians can boast of; besides being member q
me Royal College of Surgeons, London, he is a dis
tnauished graduate from one of the most emine,
colleges of the United States ieoS
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on referring the subject to select committee
of five members, which wa lost. Yeas CO
nays 1871.
Mr. Campbell's amendment then came up,
and Mr.. Dromgoole took decided ground
against it. Messrs. Rhett and Campbell support
ed it. MIR. Hale moved the previous question
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Campbell's
amendment, by yeas and nays, and was reject
ed. Yeas SO, nays III.
The vote was then about 60 be taken on the
bill as il came from the committee of tho
whole, when the House adjourned over to
Monday next.
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"ALLEBASrS MEDICINES"

nlLb1ClN
FETHE above Medicines having been thoroughly
III. tested, and become highly popular throughout
the greater part of cur own, and to considerable
tent IN Other countries, are now offered TO the c-
Zens OF Baltimore, with entire confidence, and the
proprietor socits for chem trial. for which purpose
each agent is furnished with an extra supply To &c
commodnte all, large number of agents have been
enlisted and furnished with neat chest containing
"THE BLACK, (oR ALLEBAsi's sALVE,D
"ALLEBASi'S HEALTH PILLS."
"ALLEBAsI's TOOTH-ACHE DROPS"
"ALLEBAsI'S POOR MANS PLASTER"
"ALLEBASI'S INDIA RUBBER BACK PLASTER
Each agent is also furnished with pamphlets for
general distribution, setting forth the uses of the Mea
cineS, and containing testimonials from highly re-
spected individuals TO their value
They are prepared by Lyman W. Gilbert, of New
York, proprietor; and for sale by
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
General wholesale and retail agents,
Misty Corner Baltimore and Ianover-sts.
And by A. X. Lee, 2l5 w. Baltimore-st.; Wseman
Wroth, 10 Light-st ]. M. Laroque, corner Balti-
more and Harison-s j. w. w. Gordon, 1872 w.
Prattst; c. l.. Duhurst, 81 E. Pratl-st Boston Co.,
N. E. corner Market and Pratt-s ts.; VIM. Holloway,
N. E. corner Baltimore and Front-sts.; Z. Wiseman,
$40 w. Baltimore-st.; e. r. Rogers, corner Howard
and Maron-sts.; E. Raymond, l66 Lexington ST.; VIM.
II. Balderston, Howard and franklin sts. ].
F. Perkins Bro, corner Franklin and Green-sts;
s. Bain corner Howard and Saratoga-sts C. p. Rog-
ers Co., corner Howard and Madison-sts. d. T.
Monsarfat, Batmore-st E. II, Perkins, corner Bal
timore and Green-sts S. s. Hance corner Pratt and
Chares-sts.; A. G. Rdgely, Pratt and Howard
$751; J. A. Sawyer, corner Pratt and Paca-sts.; E. Y.
Forney, corner Eutaw and Clay-sts.; w. A. Wharton,
SO Hanover-st.; Bucklin s. Gilman, corner Camden
and Heward-sts II. w. Andrews, 81 HiH-st.; j. III.
Lennon. corner Baltimore and Poppleton sts Sam'l
Reed, corner Gay and Saratoga-ss. j. p Williamson,
corner Cay and High-sts G. X. Tyler, corner Balti-
more and Hgh-sts.; T. j. Pitt, corner Pratt and High
sts j. w. Johnson, cerner Baltimore and Eden SIS
Chabot and Co., corner Saratoga and North sts.; Il.
w. Rountree, corner Gay and Forecasts; J. II.
Moore, corner Monument and Aisquith-s s.; A. ].
Gillingham, corner York and Hartford avenue; A.
Cooper, Eden and Oreais-sts.; Oscar Monsar-
rat 22l Marketst., F. p; j. b. Stansbury, 81 Thames
ST., F. p. nlS 2aw3m