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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09
Supreme COurt-CoNyICTIoN OF DoRT

Supreme COurt-CoNyIcTIoN OF Dorm.
In the case of the State, vs.. Thomas w.
Dorr, for Treason, Mr.. Turner finished his
opening argument on Monday last; Mr.. Dorr
closed in his own behalf the same afternoon ;
and the Attorney General closed the case
for the State at 10 o'clock, in most eloquent,
powerful and unanswerablc argument.---
Chief Justice Durfee then delivered an able
and lucid charge to the Jury, and at / o'clock
they retired. At 20 minutes before 2, on
Tuesday morning, they came into Court and
returned a verdict of Gully, agains, the prl'
soncr.
The verdict having been pronounced by
the Jury, the prisoner moved for new trial
and hearing on the motion will be had on
the "a Monday in June next
There arc some singular condolences IL
this matter which are worth noticing. The
verdict Of tho Jury was rendered at the very
moment the prisoner aimed his guns at Tho
Arsenal, two years ago-and il was Tho
anniversary [lst Tuesday in Moy,l Of ,h'
meeting Of his Legislature under the so
called Peoples Constitution and also, 10,
the day Of the month, of his fight from thu
State to the city OF Washington and oI
the same day, the people of Rhodc-Islan'
made one Governor, and unmdde another
\ The Providence Daily Journal Of ycsicr
doy, contains full report of the trial, occu
| pyng upwards Of seven columns.
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.Now is hc limo 10 eel great bargains q
ST.lCYS IqrisiY. Store,

- - - W 'fJA'
INlIE following New Goods nave Just been
received from n. York per soop Three
Brothers, VIZ:
rnys and Fancy Goods in great variety;
Music for the Piano Forte ; music paper;
Musical instruments violin, bass wal aud
guitar stings viullns aud bows
Bottled soda with and without syrup;
! Bottled ale, porter and cider
I Burton. Scuih ard Gtoion Ale;
Oranges lemons, apples, hgS, rnlslns, cur
! rants and prunes
Canton crngec, ounce aud Yves, lndIa Pre-
serves
! Gnaya, rIapc, curreni aud q1ince l"lys;
I Pickles, lime juice, French cordlalS, and Bay
/ Rum;
Pine apple. lcnon. raspberry, sarsaparilla aud
II strawberry syrups
i American ard Turkish fine cot chewing nnd
\ smoking tobacco;
II Greene and crushed ginger, tomato and 9th
II cr catsups
l Best Spanish and American ond ball Span
II ish cigars
|. German, Tuish and American slpcs;
II Bird cages. glasses aud bird books
Bird seed oi every klnd cultlchsl bone io'
II birds
Willow warc-crndlcs. carriages & baskets
! Almonds. Madeira, Pecan, hlberls, Brazil
\ aud hickory nuts.
I Also Manufactured and sold wholesale
aud retail, steam refined Confecionsry.
Il The above together with many other "rti-
clcs too numerous tu mention, makes MY as
.or,mcnt as great as can he found ~ any
lcry. THUS. SIhCi, Jh
Newport, May Q loii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

u. S. HorEL, BALTIMoRE.-Wo ad'
wise those of our friends and the public
who desire to be well taken care Of, il
they should visit Baltimore, to stop at
the U. S. Hotel, opposite the Rail Road
Depot, in Pratt-s.reet. We speak from
what we hn0,r.
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Probate Notice.

.H Court Of Probate, holden at the Torn
Haii, IN and for The I6,gn Of 1icerton, IN
The County of .NewpoH and Stale Of Rhode
L,iond. on The frs! Monday, The Gh day o.
May, le4i.
NN the application of Otis Seabury. that
" some suitable person be apWlnled 10
administer on the estate Of one Thomas II
Rowland Of New Bedford, IN the State OF
Massac husetts, dec, or TO act so far as such
may be cxpedlent to administer upon such
estate, claims or interest OF the lntestate a.
nay be within the Jurisdiction Of this State.
/, is ordered and dccreed, that said applIca,
ton be received and that notice be given o'
the pendency and prayer thereof, by publish
mg copy of this decree, for three success
sivc weeks in some public newspaper pub
hshed in the county OF Newport, that any
pcrsen interested therein, muy appear before
this Court, holden at said Hall IN Tiver,or
on the lirst Saturday, the LIST day of June
next, at | o'clock, p. IN. and shew cause. u
any there be, why the prayer thereof SHOULD
not he granted.
CHARLES DURFEE, Pro. CH.
May o.
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M a - q q &G5.

In Portsmouth,, on Thursday evening lasl,
Mr.. William Arnold Shaw, Of New.fork, 10
Miss Mary Cory, eldest daughter Of Mr.. pclcg
AImy, Jr., Of Portsmouth, X, l.
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LARGE CATTLE.

On tho 4lh inst, was slaughtered by Luthot
Bateman of this town, years old sIeerr,
called the "lInrrison Buck" raised aud fat
tonod on this Island, by Philip Pcckham, Jr,
weighing on foo, 2,465 pounds when dressed
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ID. X. BOUTEaLE,

Z ! EREBY informs hs friends IN Newport.
who may wish to avail themselves of
his professional services, that be wll be at
MISS PERKs's boarding house ~ Washing
ION Square, during The remainder Of 'his
week. May ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

sr-Js Mr.. CLAWS excellent letter, in
reference to his course in the pending
Presidential canvass, we are compelled
to defer, with other articles, till our
ncXt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

The locos are sadly disorganiSed Gt pres
en,-Van Buren is in bad fellowship with
the leaders at the South, and hIJ nomination
is considered quite doubtful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

tr-Js Virginia has gone for the wings
beyond all doubt, at the late election
thus the Wing Ball rolls on, and increas-
ca as il rolls. Set down old Virginia for
Gay and Fn1LiSGHUisLS.
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Take Notice.

New patterns ol Cambria, Thread. L'sle
~ aud cotton EdRiogs also cap lace, AID
n lew dozen low puce had gluycs, dsik aud
tghi, lust received by
JOHN II. JOUEET.
April H.
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A fearful accident happened on the Rail
Road between Baltimore and Philadelphia on
Saturday evening last, about 10 o'clock BY the
collision of the Cars near iiavro de Grace.
This trains were full ofpassengers, aud it was
almost a miracle that more damage was not
done. As il was, however, threo valuable
lives vera sacrificed, and number badly
wounded.
A meeting ofthe passengers was subsequent
lly held, of which tine Hon. Daniel Webster,
(who was one of them,) presided, and strong
resolutions were adopted, a,,ribuung The oc-
currcnce to the grossest carelessness, and re-
commenting energetic legal measures against
the Rail Road company for the rccovory of
exemplary damages. We hope they will he
made TO suffer severely, if this dreadful coils
! ion was the rosul, Of recklessness or indiiier-
enco on the part Of any one concerned in the
Road.
We passed over the Road tho Tuesday pre-
vious and became so well satisfied that there
was bad management there, .haI wa returned
to Philadelphia on the same day Of the collision
by the other conveyance-we mean by th'
steamboat and Rail road down the Chesapeake
to Frenchtown, crossing the peninsula by Ral
Road az miles only) and up tho Delaware Il
PhiladeIphia-not only the safest, but by ia
the pleasantest route Of the two.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

AIa-"The stT spanged banner"
A blast from the Bugle say hear go its tone,
As the wind bears il onward, o'er mountain and val
ley
Its heartstirring notes rouse each patriot son
OF America, now, Tor the contest, to rally
As the waves OF the sea, shal the gathering he,
With it's mighty tide swelling, resistess aud free
4 blast from the Bugle louder blast play,
For the choice Of the people, our own Henry Clay
A blast from the Bugle How soon at the sound,
A band OF the brave and true hearted gLsLers--
The men, who in moments Of peril ARE l''und,
Ever foremost to strike for the land Of their Fathers
Like our heroes of old, ever watclful and bold,
by threats undismayed. and unpurchased by gold,
From tho plough and the loom, are uprising, to-day,
Strong hands aud stout hearts, own Henry Clay
A blast from the Buple Who, faithful she,
Has stood firm by his friends, IA ths hour Of their
| danger,
The Champion of Freedom-ihe choice oi the Free
lie has pleaded with eloquent lips for the sranger-
Aud his words fell like dew, me hopes OF the lew,
Who, Tor Freedom, were ready TO dare and 10 do !
! By The Egoan's blue waye--iu the South far away
There proud garlands wreaIhed for own Henry
Clay
blast from the Bugie ny SANDER assaned
On tho broad stone OF Honor his foes still have found
/ him,
Ever tue to himself! Iias his spirit e'er quailsj,
| When the storm in lis might has swept darkly
around him
On hs own lofty height, all peaceful and bright
Though around aud beneath The shadows OF night
Like the mouatnin, s crest ever bright in the ray
And the clouds at is leeI-is our own Ilsnry Clay
blast from the Buge Ere long, IL will brenk
On The ear OF the Traitor, though deep be his slum
\ Der,
From his dream Of ambition, he'll, started, awake,
Al ho counts up the "Clay Men"-a host without
number
As the foul things Of night creep AWAY nom the sight
When the bathes the earth with its glory aud light
lie shall shrink in his iniamy, darkly away,
From the HONOR AND TRUTH Of our own Henry Clay
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-09

The Tariffbill has been the principal
topic Of debate in Congress for the week
past.
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~ ANS aud Smoked beef, Deef. Fork i.s'o
u u and smoked salmon. Just iecsi,sd u, ''
y.us 40. L.F.s W. NkwIOk,
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Several other petitions for sale Of
Real Estate, Liberation from Jail, s acts
OF incorporation, were received and re-
ierred to the appropriate committees.
Petition Of Ephraim Miller, for dis
charge of committee Of the House,
was laid on the table, after refusing 10
discharge the committee.
/ The account Of Augustus Ellis was
allowed.
Petition of Benjamin r.. Hoxie versus
the seat, in this House, of J. c. Ellis,
Of West Greenwich, received and re-
ferred to select committee Of five,
viz Messrs. Cranston, Bullock, Dan
iels, Whipple and Sherman.
Petition Of Nathaniel S. Rugglcs,
ct al, for an act Of Incorporation of the
ocean House." referred to the com
miitce on Corporations.
Commune from the Executives
Of other states were received and re-
ierred to q special committee.
A communication from the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, relative to East
ern Boundary limo between the States,
was received and referred TO a special
committee.
Mr.. Bosworth moved that the Lieut.
Governor and the Senate be invited to
join the House, for the purpose of pro-
ceeding in the annual election, and they
accordingly joined for that purpose.
\ His Honor Lieut.. Gov. Diman took
the chair, and presided in Grand Com
mittee.
/ Courts Of Common Pleas.
/ Newport. Joseph Childs and Joseph
Il. Perry, were elected.
Providence.-Josiah Westcott &,
Daniel Howard.
Washington.-Harris Smith, George
ID. Cross.
Bristol.-Ephraim Clifford s. Stephen
Mason.
Kent.-Postponed until June.
CLERKS Supreme Court.
Newport County, William Gilpin.
Providence " Walter Paine Jr.
Washington Powell Hcime.
Bristol " William Throop.
Kent Jos. Tillinghast.
Clerks Of Courts Of Common Pleas.
Newport County, Passed for the present
Providence " passed until June,
Washington Mathew Waite.
Bristol " Messadore L Bennett.
| Kont Jeremiah S. Slocum,
/ She,its Of The various Counties.
Newport County, William II. Douglas
Providence Roger w. Potter
| Washington, " George w. Cross.
Bristol, " Stephen Johnston.
Kent, passed for the present
The same Public Notaries, with one
or two alterations, fer Newport County
were reelected.
| The old Notaries for Providence
Bristol, Kent and Washington counties
were reelected, and few additions
were made.
The election Of Justices ofthe Peace
for the several towns, was postponed
until June.
Inspector General of Beef and Pork
Rufus M. Kimball.
| Inspector General Of lime, Jesse
Hutchinson, Jr.,
Inspector General Of Scythe Stones
Thomas A. Paine.
Committee to inspect the Ferries, wer
the same as last year.
Inspectors Of the States Prison, will
one or two alterations, reelected.
Thomas Burgess qppontcd agcn
Providence and Paw.uxot Turnpike.
Gideon Spencer, Henry II. Lu,he
and G. l.. Dwight, were appointe'
Rail Road commissioners.
!, Edward S. Wilkinson, Isaac Thurbe
} and Stephen Randall were appointe
commissioners Of tlo Washington
Bridge.
MILITARY OFFICERS.
Major General, John B Stodman, Jr.
Brigadier Con. lst Brigade, John a. Hazar'
&" Cd " James Shaw.
: Sd Jas u, NJ. Potte
dth I" passed for the presor
O 9th passed for the presel
r Adjutant General, Elisha Dyer, Jr.
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e.tnB:caM
Botanic Garden and Nursery.
lair PrinCe's,-rluShing, l.. l., near y. York.

sssyasA. The new Descriptive Catalogue
klIisy.sS not only of Fruit, but also oi Or
&FyW n1menioi Trees, Shrubs snd
rA Plants, cultivated aud tor sale NJ
tIls anIIrnt aud crlcbratrd Nursery, (ku"wn
~ Princes. and by The above lillc fuf prs,ly
.ffty years. with directions tor their culture,
may he had gratis, on application lo Vi" .N'W
Propriciors by mail. post pnid ar To churles
y. rIllry. No. AZ. Thames street. Ne~p,t,
Il. l., by whom orders will be- received
The collection St this establishment " tee
rlyallcd, aud prices generally rry nuch re-
d,iced; aud the ptoprIc,ors Halter themselves
that the Catalogue will be- f"unn io surpas-
IN extent ol Information aud usefulness, any
thing ol the KIND ever before presented in
the public aud ,o De worthy ~ n permanent
place ~ tie library ot the iiurt'culiur-t --
Orders will be promptly executed
WINTER a. co. PfoprIciorr.
Finishing, Feb, ISii.
o. Orders from Bristol and Warren con
be sent To JnARLrs n. TILLEr who viii
forward them without delay.
Ncwpor, Feb. -. lo4i 3mis.
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Also, one pair Of oxen, slaughtered BY {. 4
W. Sherman Of this Town, ten years old,
raised by VIM. Champlin in South Kiugtown,
H. l. aud fattened III +. X. Hazard, on this
Island, weighing on foo, 2io5 pounds,an 2l0j
pounds when dressed, as follows
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MILITARY OFFICERS.

Major General, John d Stcdman, Jr.
Brigadior Con. lst Brigade, John a. Hazard.
Cd James Shaw.
Sd Jas. u. NJ Potter.
4" dth passed for the present
d" A" 9th passed for the present
Adjutant General, Elisha Dyer, Jr.
Quarter Master General, Samuel Ames.
Commissary General, William Gilpin.
Pay Master General, Amos D. Smith
Surgeon General, Richmond Brownell.
Purvcyor General of Hospitals, Rowland X
i Hazard.
Inspector Of Division Of Militia, Henry b.
Anthony.
Inspector, LIST Brig, John Vars.
i Cd postponed for the present
Il 81 postponed until Juno.
ith passed for the present.
| 9th passed for the present
Brigade Quarter Master lst Brigade, George
Il B. Knowles.
II The other Brigade Quarter Masters were
4 passed until June aud the Grand Committed
rose.
II Petition of John W. Fonner, for leave u
H file petition for Divorce, received and re
rcrrcd.
An ac, for the explanation Of an act, for th
preservation and protection oftho Oyster hshc
ric,, in The waters Of this State, was received
read aud referred to tho Committee on the Ju
ldicary.
An act relative to Guardians was received
, read aud referred TO tho Judiciary '"mm'"o'
The House then adjourned until 3 O'Clock
is the afternoon.
', The House met at 2 o'clock, pursuant
q adjournment, aud after receiving and graniIn
II = few petitions, adjourned to Ibis morning,
lli0 O'Clock.
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w. S. PHIPPS & co.
No. Is, Kilby Street. Boston,

No. Is, kilby Street. Boston,
Have received by recent arrivals an exten'
eve assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH & GERMAN GOODS,
VIZ:
LACE GOODS.
II TO 81 black and white glrnpurc Laces;
Al 10 S-4 black and white fiel Nets
Mccklln. Brussels, brganii, wITe ground and
I Black elk ilet Nets
! Lisle Threod. gmpure iaiting, h.hburton
and plau Lnces and Edg'ngs, black aud
white
Blonde Quilting colorod Ruchcs
Fllet and tulle Shawls.
WHITE GOODS.
Book Muslin g. cambrc edglngs {; lnsertings
Muslin Collars, new style
Black Mourning do;
! Book, Swiss and jacquard Muslins;
Curtain Muslin Bishop Lawns;
tCheck'd, satin striped aud plain Cambrics
Swiss checked and salln spo, do;
Lace striped cambrcs; corded skirts
| Long Lawns Linen Combrlcs
Linen Cempric liandkercliefs
DRESS GOODS.
/ Cotton BalzorInes. wOrsted do;
Printed }anages ; printed Lawns
Mourning Lawns printed Swiss Muslins;
Lace Organdes ; jacquard CrgHndi Cling
| hams Linen Chusgns Coat and Earls
ton GInghams; Striped Silks; Delhi
| Dressea.
SHAWLS, iiANDKERClllEFS, &c.
! Rich plain, lace striped and granite Came
! hon silk Shawls black SILK Ottoman Shawls;
Ecossais. silk and worstcd baragc. DE laine
and printed Cashmere Swawis blnck tlet
and tmilc lace shawls Gimpure lace Showls;
rich fancy silk ilandkerchlefs and Cravats
silk Dandannas Curahs black silk crsvsts;
! rentlemeD's scarfs green Baruge and Wells,
Love Wells, black Ond coored grapes, vel
vets, &c.
GLOVES, MiTTS, &c.
rule Mn,s with buglcs, spaneles and gold
embroidered Mohulr Gloves Mtts aud
half fingered;
! Do |. ace. honeycOmb and tlet DO.
Rubber MluS, super black aud colored kid
| Gloves;
/ l.lsle Thread end silk Gloves.
/ HOSIERY.
Black and colored imperial and plain coltor
II Hose
| Black Moravian do. mx'd do;
Silk Hosiery; Vigonla half Hose.
\ GIMrS, GIRDLES, FRINGEs, &c.
I PARIS, moss, florence, busle and rich ianc.
\ Gmps
i AstracEan, sheaf-head, silk and bullion Frin
II ges;
Rich grdlcs Grape cords TasseIs;
/! Fancy buttons, fancy buttons with pendants
H acorns, &c;
Bonnet, neck and cap Ribbons F.; Tafeta an
Il velvet Ribbons Galloons;
Glass and pearl Bonne,s ; satin wire wlr'
II Ribbon RetcuIcs curtain fringe line
I tapes and bobblns twIlled tapes hook
Il and eyes Partisan anvendcr Cologne
Il soap sen, bags, &c. &c.
|, Boston, May J, 1914 IsGw.
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From the BaliiDoro Patriot.
W lG SO y &.

BY LADY OF WESTERN NEW YORK.
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pNE wEN IluNEMDo
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z. r. BERRY,

E lBDONS 4 new styles rich Fancy sirow
AZ a. Amaz"n BO.V.VE7'S Just received
from New York, at Mrs. Partridge's No. III.
Thames Street.
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Ship News &c, crowded out this week
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letters,

iREaAIsIso ~ rae POST oTricE, SKwPoRr
RI, May LIST, ls44
uJ- .4dosrnstd letters are placed in separate
boz. Parsons APPLYING for them 0iii pieass call
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERs
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AiR-"The stsr spangied banner
A blast from the Buge say hear yo its tone,
As the wind bears il onward, DER mountain and val
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WRIGHTH.S
INDIAN vEGETA PILLS.; OR
INDIAN PURCATIVE.


THOUGH MANY medicines have leen leiore the
i pIlllc for much longer period than wRlcur's
INDIAN VEGETABLE PItLs, yet none stands now in
HIGHER nEpUrE, or has more randy attained firm
hold upon popularest:nalion. The rnou,ANps tbot
nave used them throughout the length and lreodb of
the Republic, all bear cheerful testimony TO their
thorough e6fcacy aud mild operation when employed
IN The most distressing DISORDERS " which flesh is heir
TO-"
The theory of disease on which WRicnr's ISpiAS
vEGErAnLE Pills are founded, is this, VIZ. hat there
isoniy one primary cause Of oil he disorders bat
aMicffhe human flnfIu nd Tim, Is rorrunt bnnrs.
nr, IN other word - Tnpurifvof Bjood Tbi. nrinci'
plc is now o generally admitted that il NAV In fac,
sad to lie sustained liz an uniyersalnv nf on,,i,
the few dis>en,crs constituting I'M a v.tv feel Ie mi
n0rv Il j. n,ele.s tbrrrfre ~ Jcns tb. ,oni
ness OF th> theory in this place and connrr,on
The ONE DtsrAsr pRtycIptr leing ad,n;,,eJ ,l.
mode OF attack pros>ed v all practitioner becomes
,Ln ,tnc-n,na.I,, n,.roo,;on D., ,n,n,' ,r ,t '
called snc,iG". nov ic6re The nnIlir nynl,cn onIv
ono arm nf pmr,,;,n ibn. pro oi,hnr So u,y
Cathartir Dirr.,T nr Evne,tornnt ITr;ubto yn,j;a
Vegef1bis T,iUs onlne nil ,be"e ,rnnrriio. and a'
therefore calculated to attack the elements uf disease
at all points, and by harmonious md combined one
ration to exrel il radically from ,be sv,,ctn Tbnr
ect i almo mag call and is NJ aston. b,na G
! is mine>> than lis efficacy Bon ssrss. onJ I'll
ares may employ them ACCORDING 10 The iiro,,i,.Ss
eases that are remedial thev ncrer inf ci an ~ 49,;
upon the system. ''"s
The perfect safiy Of the medicine is another all
more than any thing else TO its extension and pop,.
iariiy. ''f"'
In a 1oord his medicine counends itself stron e,y
10 The pafronare or The ptblic and its use bids Elir
10 become before long almost unirersai 'N'
CAUTION.
The citizens Of New England are re.pec,filIv in.
formed that in con equence OF the qreai popularity
their astonishing goolnrs,. Gang Of Co1nterleters
are now nln,froI.ly engaged in na minp on the nm.
su,pcctinr. ra,ueicsq and pcrhaps d1ngsrous meii
cine under the, name Of Indian Vnre,alJe PHI $500
IN icrr, III ,,uI -, ,,r
cine ha, ON the hoxrs 1900
"Wright's Indian Vegetable pills,
UNIlAN ~ kGAIiND =.
OF TIE NORTH AMERICAS COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UAIBILICAL
THE PATENT LACE,
iSNTN-rn ny
T.. p. BANNING, NJ. y.

OF IiTTs8ChGlli ilNNSNL'NNiA.
WILL be kept con. family on hand by Dr.. ions
w w. FuEnY, Of Eek, he having purchased of
the original Pa,cncc the crrlUSrc rrh - male mt
rcnd the -auc, within and for the Co mite, ct Chit
tcnlcn. Fran'linl Lamo.l'c, AMI Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha> now cen before the pub.
lie for a NUM- cr ofmon'h>.-h n lrei, have EN- APP
Piled in different parts of the country, with $40
CO.'S never lcforr eq1aIlel lvAnv remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates ct IFS cuei-
cia nn1cnrcln the removal of.ea.es Of long stand
ing, might e rnishcd from thj.um, date v'c'oliy-
in addition 10 the statement Of eases and certIrI'c>
ofrurc, furnished V nr. Baunnr AMI others Bu'
this l. not deemed niece Sarv N the Nre. en- Time. re-
c cncc can G given to individuals wearing ht Lace.
in nearly every town in the Comfy.
PhViran, have long fell the c'e~>l'V Of 'pp0r-
erdiilrrcn'ly >'rnrlel and more pcr'rrtn 10 aI1p
ton to The human frm than any that h0I been pre-
,cnied to the pu lie. The inVc. ton of Banlug'>
meet with their general appru alton. li> designed
re'lsye svmpfOms. anlreuciv class Of physical
ma'a lie, which cannot reached Y medicine alone.
The descent or l-paremcn' a. he vi,cerra from re-
taxation Of he abdominal nUSr'sS. or other cares,
end~ 70 atcranl dcrlnrr he function Of every organ
IN the h man system anil in many ca-ts, this Gcva-
W from the nalurn hen hv 20 ilion ot part, i, The
>o'ecar eofGcneral icbIuy-in Nn'e- and Female.
OF Dyspepsia, e. ions Of the Stomach AMI Lircr,
PdipHation ofihe Hs1u Spinal Irritation, Hysicria.
Hynocondrid, J'iles Pro'apsUs T1erig, Suppression
Of Urine, the bronchitis uiPuIlrS peal cr-, and Incl
pient ConSunption-alI ofwhch vii mach relcv-
T. if no. entirely removed, ly the utihe PJieHt
Lace, when their existence >cau.cd by physical de-
rangrment and mechanical Displacement Of parts,
which can lie readily a>cerainca ly Observing the
form and symptoms Of the person ered. :,
This instrument has leen examined ~ prs. Mott,
Roger, Francis AMI Gr,comb of New fort-the
Faculty ofPu >burah, Harfordand New Haven, and
has o. iainel heir iavora Ie testimony.
Applira'inn> for hl> Lace may e made 70 the SUB
,crii er, at Essex, or Hagar Il Arthur, Burlington.
Patients ata distance WILDE VISITED a. her residence
II re luirel JOHN w. EMERY.
Fs,cx March 81, 1874. Ash