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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
DIR. WISTARS
Eeassa7is Oa wild Cherry.

yuyliE best medicine known to man for in
z clpien, Consumption, Asthma OF every
stage, Bleeding of the lungs, Coughs, Liver
Complaint, aud all diseases of the PuImona-
Try Organs, may be had Of Agents named
below.
a. All published statements OF cures
performed by this medicine are, in erery re-
spsci, TRUE. BE careful g. get the genuine.
"DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHER.
n.y." as spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part Of the country shond
he addressed to Isaac BUTTs, No. l2J Full
ton street, New York.
For sale by Il. j. TAYLOR Agent,
Ncwport. II. |. Dec. 81.
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n EW
Principles Of PuEga'son
CORNAksO'S
Puri)ying Il Preserving F'lts
N i. w

u,uR American pubIic has Tor long time heen ihe
victim nf false and dangerous s,siein ni ~
! founded on the prncice oi LONG CON 'iNphp - ;" ~,
IUNRELiENED PuRGA1loN Inc eNh ~ w US hsr w
.t. are of the most wides prcnd mud alarming mar
acier They have reached through every VEN NV" ~" :"
tery or our nation. Ia every city, ahu 'innso. M ~
bnmIet-in every state and Terriiory "i our 'ns' I've
public viii be found Ihu-e who nave sunrr'n W W."
are sin suffering from injurious effects 9" 'ns oo
system, Of whose practical uuily 'hs "s'nse, n,h ~
and inter OF those who test iurnish 'h'
mn st con nutm proofs
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{ % IWUV = WITWENN,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT imposing duty upon licensed
persons nud others, and bodies corporate.
MS enacted by hs General AssemJiy as
ffiors
SECTION I. There shall be annually paid
by the persons sud bodies corpprnie herein
narned, 20 and frr the nsc of ~ State, the
folasing sums. D" vii -
By every pcrs"p accepting ciylIcommls
sinn under The Sta'r. The SUN Oi one dollar
~ b. paid the sheriff nj the tim" of rccely.
ing the commission; by every clerk of the
supreme Court. and by every clerk 81 auy
Court ~ Common Pleas. twenty per cent "u
ell fees by them received, over iJur hundicd
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plymou,h, Sept 2o, 1912.

This ia to certify that came under 'h'
care al Mrs Wtuchr.l"r, alter having pee.
glvrn over by my physician he tpld me
was ~ consumption and there was u" '''i
tor me but after taking her m'omlne '"'e'
week, wa- re>lored TO ro"i health,
SAMUEL 4. SNOW.
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MRS. WINCHESTER,
Female physician.
CERTyFYC.lI'ES.
Thnmasinn. Anil 30, 1913.

This ~ tn certify that | came under the
rorc Of Mrs. Winchester, after having been
,,,yen oyer hy two phys,cisns with lhe yellow
I1,vcr and t,y,r aud a rue. aud murh swollen.
,,J m five weeks wus restored "a good
Gcalth by taxing Lcr n'rdlrint. ,,,,,
lGuN LEAEEY.
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PIlEBE BLACK.


This it to certify that came under the
cor" 81 Mrs " luchcstcr with n had h"'""'
~ tnr blood and the Darrhnt | had Srvr'
ri pl, ,iciau,. they told ne there was n" "'ll
,or me after ,aklng her medicine two weeHN
waa restored to my h"alth.
CHARLES SANDERS,
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COMMON DRASTIC PURGATIoN

sconrs out the system by the most IMPROPER NJ" ""
ent means and thcn leaves it. weak low lr"ht' deoh-
ta.d, To regain It's strength hs be'' u nlS' ,' SUI, ,
hs ron.rou,ncrs of this old Pureuiiye prncuee are
worse than mere Debility. Inflammation oI iue % DIV
rls slow Fever Bloody Piles, aud other h"'Ilhe "s"
ders are produced simply tom the want oI some '''
Iiyeung and prcservug pow er in the medclut employ
ed Sumetiue- the digestive organs hfe or'PN Wv" NV,
prrunnrutlN jure hN is course MA ~,
Il The nlurnius cvl- ri th-urdi'irs "l lle "iu sNs'
of purratiu, have I'D I" tho introduction ni new W
I Iit,oiytup Medicine rillrd { OR y tRO f'hif ~"
II AMI pRTsGRNISG Pii1S which are established "'
tins new nnd un, true principle of furRaton VIZ
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5,GENUINH BUFFALO OIL

rOpRONOTE rue Growth NNb hF NhlFh
rlguAIR. The uugual asd 'uc aft.ri" T. p"l w.
,plyb by Vyy. Ia w., l. ~ aruIugt,n street. A. I'd
,Hbcr Of r,un,r,t,its huye fgreu.ly Hpp arrd l"t'
b, ,ruu. ur- that the oui"dt Wrappers ''sh' u
sN.u ruuu al9u q .p' .tI-hl h'' h''l ~n' '"' ="
49, rrt..,od trCutdiurtu act 81 uu.tr .iuiHe iriN
.t, .erlt tI,. 3. rirt .uu 90 1910. TIE .bh'fAr',
s f,.ttrkur pncc uf nl "thrrs. '' rI"m ne In.
trsyth and trautijt The hnIt. " We " we '"'l'
, ,l,.. and rpu.r. a. tp cunt ANT iarb tl'f ih1r
IN. yaqrtlne prcparuIuu iuf ale 90 Hr.''" ny ~
.r,r,'or and rctailrd hv AT the ~ "isl an 'ei
,,,.. also f,r sa, hy aIlthc DWggi~tsu In'tl' nee
Ne,yno,t New Betr.ul, Taunton. lowell 'Hl"m
-. t.....',..,, ty,r,.stcr Suytuqnrli. 'ri. q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

came uudcr the care OF Mts. w lhch's-
,t"r with weakness aud bad hnhbr ~ 'h'
blood. aud f"uiale ccGParts hac oe'n l.
scvrrt physicians AID could get u" nc't
after taking her medicine Tour weeks ""'
rrslprcd to good health. ,,,
PuEBE BLACK.
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Ell Rlycr. March l3, lsi3.

This is to certify that | bad 3 fever sores
op uy leo thmi had been standing years,
and a bad humor IN my blood. came under
Mrs. Wnrhrstor's care aud IN four weeks
NNIIIltM II MASON,
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HEADACHE AND DRowSINEss

Cured by the use of VIM Browns mex.
baustlble double pcrfnmcd mcdIco,ed Salts,
prepared IN sponge with screw cop bottle.
II ls decidedly the best article ever invented
To- remove the above complaints. There be-
inr in the market many limitations Tor the
,inc nnd genuine article, call for VIM.
Browns Mcdlcaled Sponge Salts. A sccu;l.
~ ngnlnsi counterfeit, observe the name On
the label, Wm Brown, proprietor
For sale IN Newport by
x. r. HAZARD, lp,,u.;.
X. J. TAYLOR, J ''''
u June g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
THE sEVEN.FOLD FURNACE,

4, powerfu md novel mnchne-hnving Seven Fires ana
seven Alenbics with dstillng condensng and eNtpo-
rating fixtures oi anew hnd Ingenious c"luNhhrc' Gu
nnlc of obtaining more than seven times the ordhniy
ury of ANY vegetable extract heretofore ustd ~ com
ponndmg medicine. The iiulsamic aud Preserving pow,
ar of these Pills IL also, by this lhNehlloh purh'n hu
refined and 81 mingled with the operative mediclhe
,hn il renars all the INJURIES created by Purgaiion hs
they are caused ana strongly '"fHheS "e SSe"'
uupinst future corruption and decay,
e, the public be no longer dec oiyed by the advertise
ments of the Zone remedy doctors, VINO sh"w lhtH
entire ignorance o the organic laws o, the hnhh sis
TEN by supposng that medicine "hl'h Pigts ne'ey'
without rrnovating ur preserving can be perfect eno
DIV. For il is hNcd and mmnlnble Jaw "' our oeis
that there should be, Ia PnTgnuon without M
mediate Restoration: and hence II follows ana Is
proved demonstration, that NIL furghiNeH "hth Nv
NOT possess saving aud preserving power are mum
ous and niurions oniV-snd POSSESS NOT ONE kE-
DEFINING QUALITY. ,
,e, upnu unnatural aud absurd laws, hnu iheN VINO
follow IL tail victims to their own folly, and 10" late l"
repent their temeritY.
II BEWARE OF USRELIENED PilRGATlON
purop ANA Preserve or do not attempt To Purge ~ NIL
Il -, The celebrated PURIFYING AND PREsEhN
ING rLLs purity the body nom 'orrnp'i"' ana pre-
serve it from injury and decay ht s'nsle operhlp
They are Universal Vegetable Purgaye, OF sovereign
rs, IN nil diseases ef the human system ~ which iur
cation is required particularly ~ Jamdce Indigestion
Dyspepsa ErupIiuus OF the skin, scf"iuh flts' t"s
! tiveucss, Billions Disorders, Liver t"mp.nh ruNes
| Nervous Disorders. Inward Weakness, ,holi' @S'eh
! tary, Worms, Gout. RhtumaiiSm' ehhc ,"mp'"'.'
! Depression Of spirits Debility oi system FITS, %c' ~
| - Price 20 ceui, per BoN, with tail dIeciiohS Is
! saw on Health nnd Long Lite. sc
l. Sold wholesale aud retail, by the sole proprietor,
II -. 4. ERhDLEE,
II 20 Court street, corner Of Brn'te street, Boston
4 AGgxr-.R }. TAYLOR, Newport
II GKOSN Nt.NOR & CHASE, 36 :
|. 80 Weybossctt street, Providence, Gen
Il cral Agents for Rhode Island.
L Paw.ucke Samuel Green,
! Brisol-Lemuel w. Briggs.
/ William Parker.
II Feb. ..-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
DIR. WIYITNEY'S ANTI-EILlOUS
PILLS.

PILLS.
gDY Liver compliant is meant positive disease
= b of Il chronic character ~ the structure oi
that yiscus aud the most frequent symptoms are
"A sense Of weight or uncasine>S IN the right side,
pam ai the top of the shoulder, sallow complex
on rnpl,red aud caprlciouS appetite, irregular
pulse il" pan i generally much increased or
pr,s.uir below ne rlhs ol tile side Affected:
there Is Tor the most part some "eSrae OF cough
with expcctoralion. the breathing Is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, aud the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the leit side.
/ Under Whatever form aud from whatever
cause the disease occurs there Is con5d'ra5Ie
degree of general !anguor aud debility, exercise
or cxertun of any hin soon idtgues, the Phlse
/ is weak the sleep disturbed, the limbs are cold
or rendered so on slight occasions, ana sense
Of oppression and di,ension, of acid e,ucihtions,
nausea, headache, constipation, pam III the P''
of the stomach and saIlowncss ct the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
II These Pills are calculated TO excite The lIVer
to "A healthy action aud assist III disgorgng The
morbid secrelions which aIe generally accunIu-
! lated in such cases. Their formation ~ the re-
/ suit of much research and they have been used
Tor The last fifteen years with the haPpIesi effects,
! by physicians of the highest reputation. BENG
| Il purely vegetable composition they are mld but
efficient In their operation and are perfectly M
nocent and free from any mineral substance,
whatever, aud be freely used at all times with
out any fear Of III consequences and will be iound
superior TO any other preparation ~ idmiy
medicine, which may be administered win
/ equally beneficial results 10 children or adults
/ " hen used IL, connection with DR. Starkweaih-
er's lIepatic Elixir, they never fail to cure tho
! most obstinate cases Of Liver Complaint 1h,
usual dose ~ one pill, To be taken on going To
| bed, aud should he rcpcrlcd three or four times
/ week IA occasion may require. " IA brisb
/ caiharllc is required, tho dose may be increased
one pill or more.
4 \ nuuihrrof certificates voluntarily given ar,
. in the hands of the proprietor bat II Is consider
I ed entirely unnecessary To publish them, NJ tie
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by .
single ttIil.
For sale in Newport, by Il. J. TAYLOR, las
Thames street Feb. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

No. ~. Thames STREET,
U,s JrsT oPENFp ANp oFFERs ron sALt
TIE L3TE.ST FASHION or
fine Moleskin
sh go llrnsh-and SILK Hats Of the French
ind d. Orsey style. Also chl'drcn's fash
,on,hlo Satin Beaver Hsis.-Togothcr with
rn ,ssorimcn, Of gentlemen's and chldrens
.la'l Cops. or various patterns.
Ariil 30. lSil
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~. Jaync's Medicines !

n assortment of Dr. Jayncs' Medicines
~ iust received from Phllldelpua. aud for
.sIa wholesale and retail by DR.. r. II lIAI.
ARD. at tho sign ~ the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, X. l.
March I.
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AGENTS.

NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA VI. EDDY.
pro,rIrurr Joseph Balch, Jr. a thrilrs Dyer, Jr r-
Portsmouth Greene a ia.lntu--N -NFistnl, I"mUU W
uriyps- Ntrkipfd, samuel PicrCr-lH,t GrccnWirh,
James : sncuu-Ap Appounug Village, John tntpcntcr-
Mnrwirk. tlutk-,ille.I tenfpe j. sPrer-htngstnu
Thomas T. MeIls-lcucrdilr, y. D tHnphcll A Gu
W,krnrI Sylvester Roblus"u-PcrrN vile, q. Walter
IIn,srtl. IInpkutou B u. 1hil.tou : to.-Rchmuud,
nrHud's Iron Wu.is. UltCy n Rtchmon Z tomptun
Nils. Nmn. Frskc.-Lippiu Mills, \. Remington
ptrriy NilltRu, ". &. Amr--Nntirk village, owe
UBtrr. Warren .. ~. Dtscua -Shthhrd. y " smith
n tt,trt.,,fc. Andrew tinrfis= thcpnchct. job Arm.
-ttnng a SOUS -rA-coug. SUl,s NHl'iug -PuWtuCt ~
,uert q. Jcuks-t tht i,.t,ub, IlptEe a. stautun-
ttu River rtritmin lan ltihl"n, Munfpt
p,,ttop Mason Marvel nt1 Charles Whttmarsh- Nv.
orion sion, Htftr, Slnnel sCtJurY -Sourtsrt VI 4
A thtce.- -sNpuyr,. Ju-eph e.. Luther -Notth swan.
ye, Urnel Mason V,huhutt. Nm MtrvU 20 4 son
O. d Dnui. Pierce 'eekonk, Gafdu,r Lutlcr bnd :. u
iprum.
' rrirc q, cts per box Win illl directions.
Au I,tfer. r,Itii,t tn the Iils mr-t w. sdlrrss't
ih1. y y OtttIE 4 tDiiEIL ur III Nl1H
n. I .Irstt stftrt C..fsn N'.s" ll.t 4.
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Polish your Stoves g. Crates.

NO better evidence Of nontncss when you
~ enter n dwelling than TO notice the
stoves aud CRATES are well polished. We
would recommend for tins purpose William
Brown's PENCIL P.1S7E. II Is put UP
in rolls which cos, but ~ 2 cents, aud hJs
many advantages over The BrllIsh lus,rc aud
black lead ns lis lus,rc is brighter, lasts long
cr aud Is used with nucI, less dust md trou-
bc In one minute after IL gets dry, by ap-
plcaiion OF a brush you get beouiIiulI OIL
rsh. For sale by Wm. BRowN, isl Wash
ingion street retarcd by all the Druggist
aud grocery stores IN Boston.
For sale IN Ncwpor, by
Nv lG1 r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

Resolued, That the commanding officers
Of regImental companies who have neglected
to make return under the "act TO regulate the
militia" to the general treasurer, OF those
members of their companies who have done
military duty four times during the year lSi3
under SAID act, be, and they are hereby per
,rtted to make the same at any time on or
bcn~c the first Monday of April, lS4i, with
the same effect as il made IN due time /:
that the collectors of taxes in the several
towns be, and they are hereby authorized to
pay over the sums by them collected 10 com
mrlailnn ol military duty, Mt any time on or
before the first Monday Of April, 1871, with
the same effect ~ II paid over on or before
the first day of January, 1874: and that the
general treasurer be aud he is hereby autho.
risod. during tie month OF April, 1914 to
nppprlion lhp sum by hlm received on or be-
fore the first Monday Of April, 1874, as o
tax fnr communication OF military duty amongst
aud 10 ISSUE certificates to tie members OF
tho active mila uudor SAID act, IN The same
m,nner as # dpHp ~ due time.
iIas copy witness.
= IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
w A w 3p';
VEGETABLE HIIR OIL.

gTil!S Vegetable Oh possesses the Pecua
a property, 20 long sought f'r IN other oils
bat soutnt IA VAIN, o. reproducing new
,ro,tu of hair on head, totally bald.
80 great are lis nuuri,hns properties, which
! re,dily impaits TO the roots of the hair, that
. il reu,ires but a short time TO produce Il new
rrowih, aud few applications to check that ial-
lng of the hair which 50 often occurs, especial
\ ~ after sickness. II prevents the haH from
turning grey, and when II begins TO turn, may
be easily checked and restored TO us natural
bcrury, hy impartIng new IIle and vI3or. hts
oil i pttronlzcd by the Medical Faculty, lhe
rlerey. &c. No lady who has ever used tins
oil will dispense with it. Young Gentlemen
will find this oil 10 produc" beautiful growth
of whlskurs in very short time.
From the Royui CoHege Of Physicians ot
Harana, FEB. 20, 1888.
I "Da. T.. A. WARD, having proved TO ih'.
ROYAL Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair OiI OF
his composition has the property OF causing 'he
growth of hair and preventing ltS iail, by iorti-
ryinr the dccaycd part, (the effects OF the hfo-
matte ingredients which have been found ~ r@
compassion by the Chemist Don Francisco
suarez,) we hereby authorize lis u'e' not rs a
specific, bur as good aud useful remedy 'ol
parsons requiring it " hose hair Is IN stale OF
dec rom sickness or other causes
Il Josr BrRNAL, VI. ID.
''s"'"oy tSIMoN DEiitvIA, NJ. H.
Witnessed by
n Cayetauo ponion, Notary publc.
II The above testimonial Of the great eihcac!
7 and vlue of Wards i!ajr Dh, was gwen Inc
proprietor by the Royal College "' fhNs'c'a"
at Havana aud to those who are acquainted
/ with the extreme rgdne,1 Of the medical Po
/ lice of Havana, it speaks volumes II Is co"'
/ elusive.
N CAUTION THE great demand Tor ards
oil has induced many to counterfeit IT Non'
il genuine unless ii has a Treatise oi lL", y-tM'
pages round each hottie, w,'h r"' AN"gfhph'
label and blue Nignctlo centre. Prepare" ]"
II. A. WARD, VI. D., New York, aud 40 othe
place. Genera, Depot nnd wholesale oiilcc' q
Barclay street, New York
/. For sale by Dr.. II. Il. H1/yiRD,
Sole Agent Tor Newport,
Sign Of the Goiden .uo'idr'
II kauynr Ian .. lSl3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
No. | Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead syrup.

THIS Temperance Beverage - now manu-.
fac,urcd by WA. B.pHu, lsi Washington
street, Boston. Nv Wholesale ag"n's,hes>rs
ID ,ua, Evans & Co, SIas PIERCE a. 60"
Winnie a. S,aadman, Ileushaw, Ward ~ Co"
aud +. ID. Rrludi"v. are now supplied with Il
fresh article. Also tor sale IN Boston by
most Of the wholesale West lndia Goods and
DugIist stprcs. Rcuplcd by all the Gro
cery stores ~ Boston, Lowell, Salem, Prnvl
dcnce. New 3 dllid, Worcester Spring glicld
Hartford.
There Lrug limitations ~ the market b'
partlculnr 20 call Tor WIN. Browns NJ.
SILVER Top or Mad Syrup It - maoolac
.turcd vu,I the best of sugar, aud sup"uol
SarsaplrllIa, aud tprms one oi ia" mnst whole
some and cheapest bryrrg lc now ~ use.
For sale IN Newport by
Il. r. HAZARD, ip,u,ois,s
T.. !. TAYLOR,
June 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

Thu. il ~ill he seen that triniue attention On th,
ptr ui The purrh iu the above particulars l pu
AN ,r,rtu, stnp To- ibis wulesHle tuhherN, aud drive
ilis hoped all drprclaious upon society TO an homes
calling. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
OF fthc .NOrM .3mericaH C0HfP' ~ HcafH
NATURAL. PRINCIPLES.

NATURAL. PKINtIPLES.
HT is written in the book Of nature and com
q mon sense, that the natural vegetable pro-
duc,ions Of every country are, if properly aP-
piled. amply sufficient for the cure OF every
malady incident to that cline.
WRIGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are composed Of plants which grow spontaneous
" on our own soil, and ara therefore better
adapted TO our constitutions than medicines con
cocied from foreign drugs, however well they
NAV be compounded and as they are founded
upon the principle that the human body Is IN
truth subject to
ONLY ONE DISEASE, viz:
Corrupt humors, or IN other words imFuf'.y'
and cure every form OF this one disease on natu-
lnl princip les, that is by cleansing and purifying
the body, it must be plain to every rejecting
mind that perseverance IN the use oi ihe ineul-
cine acco rding to directions, WI! be absolutely
certain to drive every malady lrom the pody'
/ When we wish to restore "A swamp or morass
to fertility, do we not drain 1t of the superabun-
dant watcr3 lD like manner, II we would iei
store the body to health, we must cleanse II o.
lnpurhy
WRIGuT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found delightful for carrying out thus
GRAND rCRIFIlNG PRINCIPLE,
because they expei all morbid and corrupt hn
mors, the cause OF disease, IN an easy and natural
manner and while they every day
f. GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease OF every name is rapidly driven from the
/ body. ........
\ BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITS!
/ l. should be remembered that all genuine
! medicine has the title expressed III iul on the
| sides of the boxes, thus -
WRIGllr'Sl INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
INuIAN PuEGATIyE)
Oriho North American College of Health.
Ard fler M travelling SCENTS provided with Ger
uGralr ui agency. signed 10y WILLIAM WniGHr, We
President ul the :. 4. Coli ui Health All haVcI.'f
therefore, shn offer ldn Pills Inr sale, aud chhno
show certificate OF agency, ns above described, WI
| be kuuwu us wicked imposiors.
/ Purchasers vIl further remember that the counter
letters ~ the hope ,Yadng the law, have omitted ih
'uaae Of Wright - aud substituted some word ~ u
plncct That thc medicine must have "NRlGllI'S IN
| DIAM VEGETABLE PllI5 un the sides ui the hnN''
aud tuni all with the abu'e omission ARE p"''i'tl
= spurious.
And also round The hurl,rcr the lahol will ho ionn
/ in small type, "Lutcrcd according Ia M act nl '"l
urr~s ~ the Neur lvlu, hy William Wright, ~ lh
,lerA's Once ui the DolTili Court Oi lle Eastern D
7 trict ui pcuusN lynun'
II wmrlhrr be- observed that the printed direction
ID rr using the medicine, which accompanies thch hn
nrr pl.n entered according net oi Congress aud Va
snu,r uruI Will be found 1T thr bottom 81 lht hi- pay
The puhlic VIII also remember that Hll Who sell ih
genuine Iutmn Vegetable Pts, nre provided wan 'c
tiUcutc Oi agency, signed by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28

Hr is written in the book OF nature and com
q mon sense, that the natural vegetable pro-
ductions of every country are, if property aP.
piled, amply sufficient for the cure oi every
maIady incident TO that cline.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
SIP RS

RiiDDA SMITH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-28
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Nov. l6. lSi3.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-29
A HEAVY LOAD.

On Wednesday last, Mr., Benjamin Grnn
If Leacock township, naued from Rci'2eI's
Marble Quarry, to this city, with his team
If four horses block Of marble weighing
thirteen HOWsand sic nundred and ten
pounds! The Quarry is about eight miles
rom the city. Mr.. Croft loaded the mar
Die at the quarry, hauled it TO ReuzeI's
marble yard, in the city. unloaded and
elurned home ,wh he again loaded five
ons Of iron, which he hauled to Lancaster
nd deposited at ModerwelI's ware house
n the evening Of the same dav, and return
ed home. This is feat wotly Of being
recorded. Lancaster Int
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-29
A Federal Abolition paper has The fol
lowing;
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
JAM les TX. POLHG,
FOR PREsID

A dnelist. who has deliberately shot al
and killed his nelghbor
A proiane swearer, and free drinker o.
wine.
AS speaker in Congress he gave greal
license to rowdyism and subordlna,on."
The same paper contains the following
relraclon
Since the outsde Of this paper went to
press we are assured that the representation
given on the first page, OF the private NOR
ais Of Mr.. Polk, is entirely incorrect, and
that he is no, only man of exemplary
morals but of religious principles. We
made the statement on whai we considered
aulbenlic information; but under the circum
stances, wish 10 have the charges consider
ed as Withdrawn. We shall make further
inquiries, and give the result "
We expect Says the New York PIehian)
to hear this false charge reiterated by the
Federal press throughout the Union, with.
out their having the manliness to rerac, as
the Boston paper has done. The fact is.
Mr. Polk never fought duel. and s strict
ly moral and religious man in the true
sense OF the lerms--c can the Wings say as
much Of Henry Clay
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-06-29

A New BRUNSWICK HEROINE. -
We learn from the 81, Stephens Conr.
ant, hat several bears have lately been
killed IN The parish of s.. James. Las
week, very large one was taken in d
rap by Mr.. Dame McKcnzDe, near
Boswoth Ridge, and while the old gen.
Dieman was taking bruin from his peri.
lous situation, Mss McKeosie attacked
and killed with club one of the three
stout cubs that werd seen in that neigh,
burhood.