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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
NEW GOODS

VuNlIE subscriber has nst received his
u Fall Stock of Guods, and would r.
mind his old customers and otheis, that h"
stlll continues to drNl 0ut IN" good thugs oi
tins world AT hs old stand ~ Tlnmes-sl
on" door noGh NJ Market Square. The 'ol
lowing goods, W. new oranges l"mons
rSlslns IN wtulr aud halt boxes whilc Mala
On grapes, figs, pruncs, curran,s. locomc,
shcllb,tks, chcsnu's, almonds, fllberls, Ma
dcrla nuts. c"r"annts. pecannLi-, preserved
grugrr, West India swcr,mrais, guaya. cur.
taut & PLAN Jcllys, bay rum. lulubc paste,
fancy soaps. plrkl"d oysters, mn.hroum, to.
mato s. walnut catsup. hlrd seed, German ant
French Cologne, NC. &c. For snlc NJ rhr
usual low prices a, RIDERS
Oct 30 Fruit Store. ~ Thnme.-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
SIX YEARS AGO

the Children began TO cry for SherInan's Lozen-
ges. The noise was not so loud at that time
but il has kept increasing ever since, aud now
has become so great that The. mouths Of The lit
tle onces can scarce be- 81 opped. DR., Sherpar
sympathises with the little sufferers. and ,e,,
much regrets that any Of them should be dsap-
pointed. Knowing the vast benefit which has
been conferred upon the community by the in
PRODUCTION of his lnlalbe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
JAMES McALlSTER, s. Co,
Sole P'opr'stOrs,
.GRANp DEPoT, 1863, SeUTm ST., n. y
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X Nov. l345.
eau TON,

As the ALL-IIEALINo OINTMENT has been greati,
counterietd we have Riven this caution to the public,
that mo Ointment will he genuine unless the names 81
James McA Asier, or James McAlsier g. Ga, arr WRIT-
TEN with PEN upon EVERY atei'' The Iunoi il u
siff engraving with the figure Of "lNsESsiBLE PEE-
sPIRATIoN" on the face.
Now we hereby offer n reward of 500 To he paid on
conv icion in ANY Of III. consiipied courts o The Uni
ted States, oI amy individual tounerieiing our name
and Ointment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
nLDRIDCE's BALM OF CoLUM-

nLDKIDGE's BALM OF COLUM-
~ BIA this ar,cle was Introduced into
New York ABOUT twenty years s,nce and from
It's superior virtues in Reproducing lar, when
it had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandru'l, Ga most Ioalhspme article on a gentle
mans coat cpllar,) aud giving softness aud
beautiful luStrp unknown before 10 the hair, has
'pduced some persons 10 set uP and advertise
many articles Tor the same purposes, none Of
which sand the ties, Of trial. PolesSing, as
most OF them do ,p be oi's OF various kinds, all
of which are positively injurious TO the hsNsn
hair. Let no one be- decel:ed no other art-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly and of
good quality bai The Balm Of Columbia. and no
o'hor article purporlng to be the Balm Of Co.
lun1ba is genuine without the name Of Com
stock 4 Go on the outside wrapper. Sold in
Boston, by CoRs,ock. & Ress, 10, fremont
Row.
Agents for Newport,
IL j. TAYLOR, and
e.. G.. {. HAZARD.
Nov. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
AlrAander;s TricObapbc.

A new aud valuable Liquid bye which
N insiantanenpsly changes ibe coior oi
The hair TO n Pcaniripl brown oT black. with
oni INJURY 10 TIC halr or skin gnd which viii
not ia'l ol complete success, when properly
applied. Sold by
u. r.. HAZARD.
S'as Of The Martyr, ptar he Court House.
Aug. q, lst5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
6rOMsTOCh Il CO.'S sARsAPA-

1tOMSTOCh Il CO.'S SARSAPA.
~ KILLA Is as sure and strors an extract
from this celebrated root as can possbl, be
made. The price is 50 reasonable that the
poor can atqrd to use it, being but ) cents pei
bottle, or - per dozen II Is the only article
TINT will eilecluaIIy purify the blood from all
impurities. those who have been imprudenl
IN the use Of calomel, &C., will lind spre ,cIiel
'liam it. Every one should take 1t in the spring
of the year, if they wish To heve good health
during the warm seasoH. For sale by Cam.
stock Ross, 10, 1remnGi Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport,
II. J. TAYLOR, and
T.. q. G.. HAZARD.
Nov. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
A first rate Farm for Sale.

A first rate Farm for Sale.
1wyA That well known and beauti
fVf@ fully situated Farm, containing
nsi about fifty ncres OF highly cutl
a4 vated land, and known by The
name of the George Armstrong Farm, is
now offered for sale.
This Farm is on the margin of The sea,
with valuable privileges of building stono,
sand, gravel and sea manure. 1t lies at the
bottom of Narragansett street, and is con.
stantly increasing in value. For further par.
ticulars, apply to
JOSIAH C.. SHAW.
Newport, May %, lS45-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27

Court Of Probate, .Newpoyi, .NoU 3, 1915.
JONATHAN T.. ALMY. guardian of the
- person aud estate OF William Frerbody
oi Newport, presents his guardianship nc.
Count on said estate Tor allowance the
came ls read and received and referred
ihr consideration 10 n Court Of Probate,
to be holden nj The Town Hall ~ Newport.
on the first Monday in Dec. next, nj q
io'cluck. .. ~. aud previous notice is ordered
te be gwen by Publishing n copy Of this
order three successive weeks ~ the IsrnM
ofHe Times. for all persons interested To
appear al sald time aud place aud be heard.
A true copy-wrucss.
Nc B B. llovLANp, Pro. CTR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-11-27
Court Of Probate. .NewDort, Noe. 3, I845.

Court Of Probate. .NewDort Noe. 3, lSi5.
B LADD, administrator on the estate
-. Of Sarah Ladd, la:e OF Newport, wild.
CIV, decd; presents his first administration
account on said Estate for allowance the
same is read and received, and referred for
consideration to Court of Probate, To be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport. on
the frs, Monday IN December next q, o.
clock, a. IN. aud previous notice is ordered to
be given by advertisement for three success.
i've weeks IN the Herald Of The Times, for ali
persons Interested to appear ut snId time aud
place and be- heard
lrne copy-niicst.
' N6. B. B. IlowLANp, Pro. Cl'ke
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17
PRESENTMENT.

The attention Of the grand Jury has been call
ed to the "bowlIng, or tcn-pin-allcys," of which
n very large number are now established in the
| city, some of which have given much cause of
complaint, and amount in their opinion to a
great nuisance.
Many Of these bowling alleys being estab-
IlShcd in the most populous portions OF the city,
are consequently surrounded by dwelling hou-
SEES, the occupants of which have suffered great
annoyance, and in some cases have been put to
most serious inconvenience, by the contlgulty
OF hose establishments.
The grand jury regret to be compelled to say
that, III many instances, they have reason TO
belIe'e, these establishments are rcsortcd to by
NAN grown boys, who convert what was intend
cd as a useful and heaIthful recreation, into
drinking and gambling den ofthe worst descrip-
ton. In addition to all this, the constant noise
produced by the balls, which are kept rolling
until very late hour Of the night, renders it
utterly impossible for families living in the i'm
mediate vicinity 10 retire to rest until after the
alleys are closed. In the case of sickness in a
family, much inconvenience must be felt, and
IN some instances, serious consequences NAV
result from the continued noise. This evil has
also been most seriously felt in those families
where there are aged persons and young chill
dren.
The Grand Jury do not wish or desire 10
prohibit the establishment of bowling alleys al
together, but they would respectfully suggest,
that IN future, no license should be granted or
renewed, until the parties applying for such IL
cense, shall produce n written assent from the
residents within hearing of the rolling of the
balls, or, say distance of four hundred feet in
each direction, from the proposed place of said
alleys being established. The Grand Jury have
approached this subject with great dccacy, but
tthey deem 1t OF Importance to the comfort and
happiness of many families in this city, that
they should in some measure be protected from
what seems TO them to be great evil They
do not wish to be UNDERSTOOD as interfering
with those establishments in which gambling
or any improper conduct is strictly prohibited,
and prevented by the propretors; or those loca-
ted IN neighborhoods with the assent of, and
without causing any inconvenience TO the res
dents contiguous thereto. The Grand Jury
are well aware that the power exists in the
corporation Of the city, to control these bowl
ing alleys, and would respectfully ask the at
tentloD Of the city council to the subject at its
next meeting. IuGH McEIpERRy.
June 10th, 1915. Foreman.
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DIR. EANDIS'S

PATENT DnJrpI H. SpDJNr DpJrcC
u~on1 ,,,,yL, nDI,,n,It rrtt,GS
Il nTpSiA - e., H't $500; = 800 NoNE VI
ia. ,nnnod ,bo o 10 r. S ~ Milc
TPITSS ~ - Win tha u,ot ti , "a i if
ferrd IN The se If the ,d5 f t'o 1t Is w.
,,i,, No. potor,.i -, ii ; W o S"i'',hu
,,,r;an .,i I 80, =. ~ ni,I " "uit' u,a'
nuI l"pIa! atp'."J ~ VIII .uIi3 "nsMtt lhe he-
- an az" la'uu|' ii ""Icd c'Iie' "H persons
No " 49, W. ii IL r u WIN VohhuchCo WIN qua
,iom NJ I o %" an ae ny personal appca
,n "i,n 49,, AZ 'c tlsM VI viia.se, ne looWlhg
,Ge dav re ,'1' nus surgeons oil
w." n.y. 'lN0',"ily sunlitleu' ~
>. huCastef, IA; NOV l'ul; Icij'
LIhund hahdls, NJ. Dear Sh: nave, on Sc
so p.oN'pus occasions, s'Nen ~! nule III dF'r Vi
g0uI russ, put as aVeFequGhuy neeh calIcd upon
vi "tc, "r me sahc PURPOSES nave tDouSht Pfoperto
duutess you, ana give you my views, respecting your
patent truss, III detail nave been extensively EN-
eageu IN lhe apPlcaton OF every description OF russ
Z" i ihc last Ten years. nave professionally ap
pleu III every variety OF cases, the various Trusses
eHtant sGeh as uu,s, knights, Chase sisbys, the
ee1WS M1ty, "o9dch ana cushion pad; ana after
iat tt. o. tci ai' haVt l9und none toequal yours,
| II, III PaI'l@tNe as wen rs chiauVe prlhclhcs' Your
IL russ, an hapS " say, SIT, combines all that olheT
lIu.ses POSSES 5uosiues It's own Improvement HERNIA
10 mucn more liequehth the community thah Is gen
eIaIiy supposed IL Is an rmy that IL at best, one
Vi uuunle anu anAlety one that may terminate IN fa-
plu lsIall,y II neglee'ei, ana one IN which want OF
PnPc' surgical Ju2mt III III the application OF impro-
pei lhcnts may cost the "earer their lives The
use OF your truss, applied as you direct, will gu e
III lle cases out OF ten. The pivot and independent
sp'lns mas been desideratum which your ingenuity
mas happily Sdppiled lnasmuch as, no matter what the
,aeof OF cohtortlon OF the body may he, the Pad is
Kept neatly adapted to the part from Which the omen
tom or intestine may escape Again, it can be worn
WIN more ease than any other kind have used it
iii hfantlle cases with the most complete success,
Where every olher KIND have failed | have known
adults to abandon Chase's flu's, Knights others,
and rejoice IN the benefits derived from ''Landis'S
truss" so That from actual observation, and oil
anatomical and pathological principles, cannot avoid
co"y and deliberatci: giving my medical opinion and
name to all who desire it, in favorof so invaluable an
instrument as DIR. LaHAis' Patent Truss for Hernia.
am, dear scr, truly yours
GEORGE d. KERFOOT, NJ. D.
Prot. Mcclellan the most distupus he'd surgeon OF
Philadelphia, writes thus: Dr. Landis dear sir,
have taken opportunity of examining your T. uss;
it appears to me exceedingly well adantcd tn tho ,a
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

n Scene Baltimore street. Miss FANNY AND MISS
ELIZABETH WALK NO. !.
Miss Fanny-Oh! Elizabeth, how thirsty am; 40
YOU know any person in this neighborhood whefe we
could stop and get glass of water! :, AIN
Miss Elzabeth-No Fanny, do not, out VIII 'ei
YOU what we can do. ,,;.
Miss F.-Oh! do tell then, for am very 'niisy.
Miss E.-Well stopped the other DAY az hANcEs'
and drank glass of his Soda w aef' WIFI '''"p''h
Ia syrup, and found il delightful
Miss swell then, Elizabeth, we VIII try glass
of it. o,,,r.IN; 10 sit.ted 5oor,
,,ast Of Hoiday street, at lOs BALTIMORE ST.
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DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
Ge1 STORM,S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for

the cure of Gon-rrbea, Gleets structures, Diabets or
ditty in making water ana all other unnatural dis
cha rges from the uretha of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure, and too IN me shortest posi-
bin time Should this medicine fail to effect cure,
where il has taken according to directions return
the empty vial and get back the money. Why then
spend both time and money with such qnaek nostrums
rs cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, you can
purchase pleasant, sure, and speedy cure, composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will be paid to any one who will produce medicine
TO equal this compound or who will prove that it
talns any mineral substance whatever.
". B. This medicine can be had of james P. VIII
hanson, corner of High and Gaysts. (O.T); JOSEPH
SAWYER, corner of Paca ind Prltt-sts. and by E. Y.
Forney corner Of Clay sij Eutaw streets.
In Washngtnn-by G. Scott, corner of 7th st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. felO-y6m*
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DRY GOODS, &c.


BAhH AIMS! BARGAlNSm BARGAIN ST!
3 f. YOU WISH something handsome nea, and
q good, call at TIE call NEW STORE,n
No. 10 BALTIMORE STREET
three doors below Trpolett's alley.
Where you may find n variety to suit your taste a,
prices thal cannot fail to please-our assortment con
slsts III part of
tich SILK, Ihlbct, Barge and M0useline SHAWLS
Handsome BAREGES for dresses
Mourning do do
Mourning and Second Mourning LAWNS
Lace Muslin; Ginghams; Cambrics
mouSeline de Lanes; AIpaccas; Bombazines
summer Cloths; Gambr0onS
Plain and Fancy DRILIINGS
Cloths; CaSsimCrCs and CASSlNE1"TS
Bleaclcd, Brown and blue COTTONS
1Ickngs, Checks and Cotton Yarn
\ coMplctc assortment of HOSIERY
splendid assortment of CALICOES, from &! to %
TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS
Cambfcs, Dinniiy ana Mosquito Netting
CRASH and STAIR LINEN
Gentiemen's Pants Stufis, from 10 cts to 81 per vi
UE- To which we respectfully invite the attention
o. the Purchasing community, fully satisfied they viii
find IT to their interest to give us a call before pur-
chasing, J, l., WEBSTER 4 co.
No. - Baltimore street,
lf-u below TnpOlctt's alley.
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HJ6TICE,-C OF HOUR.
~ ONE DOLLAR ONLY
Through to Philadelphia EVERY AFTERNOON,
Except Sundays at O'Clock.
n exscrCFy CITIZENS UNION LINE.
ESayt,zia S5SzeTO PHILADELPHIA, by the spcn
ssassisots.esS did and well known Steamers CON
SfIrUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON via
Frenchlown and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF, (foet Of South street, alternately
DAILY, except Sundays,) at O'Clock, p. NJ. Arriv-
ing in Philadelphia by bed time.
gI3" Fare through TO HiLADELPHlA.
jel6 A. CRAWFORD, Agent,
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
PEIILAD. WHINING
y y s5ii.s.iisss9N "a vi pON AND EALTIMORE Z,

S;Sssfisssssss:1fs, - sA1 row AND BALTIMORE,
ss.Ss.sss.J sSa.laS.S RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
- sass,. T-sssI NAIL TRAINs--through ill
hours (Nla HaVre dc Grace, Ekton, Wilmington
and Cheser) to PHILADELPHIA.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Unied States
Mail, leaves PIaltst. Depot daily except Sunday3,)
at O'Clock, A. NJ. Passengers arrive Philadelphia
IN full time to continue on by the mail train for New
York. reaching that city by half past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
THE EVENING TRAIN, also carrying the u. s.
Mail, leaves Pratt street Depot daily O'Clock, p.
NJ after the arrival Of the from the South and
West, Through i'll hours. Fare So.
FREIGHT AND PaSSEN-
ESsf5sf,sssJ NY - GER TRAIN-Fare through,
SejSsssSSsS faS.ls5SA4. only 80 Cts. The Company's
MI Freight Train Car will leave
ing in Philadelphia early next morning Fare SO cts.
0I7- The Return Mail Passenger Trails leaves Phi.
ladelphia, at s A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ. The
Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at a
O'Clock, p. NJ.
jel6U A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

YgIHE GREATEST MEDICINE IN THE
81 WORLD for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain and
Soreness i'll the Breast, Whooping Cough Consump,,
ton, Hoarscness, and all diseases of the Breast and
Lungs, is HANCE's CoMPouND SYRUP OF lioARHOuND.
Price 30 cents.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles
and Pratt streets, and No. 1903 Baltimore street, be-
tween Holiday and South, Parr Graham, corner of
Baltimore aud Eutaw SITS; Perkins, corner of Greene
aud Frankn sts Oliver Woods, d Lancaster street,
FeIlis Point nl24
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NlETR OPoLIs.

FRoM HAVANA AND Mexico. The Mexican
steamer Neptune, Capt Parkinson, arrived at
Charleston, on Thursday, in three days from
Havana. Capt. Parkinson, says the Courier,
informs US that the Br. mail steamer Midway
arrived on the 18th inst. from Vera Cruz, which
port she left on the LIST inst, having on board
as passengers General Santa Ana, lad and ia
mily, who had been banishcd from the Next
can territories They were to proceed TO Ven
ezuela. The Br. mail steamer Dee, also ar
rived at Havana on the It'll inst with General
Bustamente on board, on his way to Mexico.
In one of the Havana papers we find it re-
corded that the French Legation had been in
suited in the streets of Vera Cruz Just previous
TO the sailing of the Midway, aud that the
Minister had demanded from the Mexican gov.
eminent immediate reparalion for the ndIgni-
" offered, or the alternative of furnishing him
with his passports
Gen'l. Santa Ana was received with every
demonstration of respect on his arrival at Ha-
vana, being escorted to his lodgings by bands
of music, while little attention was paid to
Gen Bustamentc, thus showing that popular
opinion was quite unfavorable to the newly
constituted authorities of Mexico.
We have no positive particulars as to the
course pursued by the Mexi all government in
bansh'ng Santa Ana, but Capt Parkinson i'll
forms us that he understood that the decree
prescribed an absence of ten years-that his
private property was respected-that he had
with HIM a large amount Of money, and was
IN good personal health and spirits.
1t is stated that all auticipations of war be-
tween the United States and Mexico had sub
sided-and l. strong practical evidence that
such was the case, is the fact that the Neptu-
ma, the property of Mexcans, had been order
ed to New York to refit, which would of course
not have been done if the owners were appre-
hensive of such an event.
TALL Corn. The editor of the Kent News
has received from the garden of Mr.. J. L.
STAN, of that place, stalk of corn nearly Sc.
,rbt nd in IA
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-17

BARN ON Fire. Rfaman's Floating Bath,
at Boston, was set on fire on Tuesday night,
while at least ore hundred persons were IN It,
OF course there was too much water on hand
TO permit any great conhagration.
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u EED's PATENT nIEpICINE STORE

EED'S PATENT MEDICINE STORE
"a corner of GAY and SARATOGA STREETS
ay NC hau greater assortment of valuable
mehclhes han can be found at any establishment in
this city, namely: "''eht Ill
Sands sarsapaIia; Sands Remedy for Salt Rbeuo,
3 n Low hn9oyne; sands Roman Eye Basam
Dt.mcMunl' rs ELi&lI OF Opium; Dr. Rusi,s IJeoIth
Pllls; Dr. sherman IS unparaIlt led Iozpnres. do
Tooth Paste; do. Poor Mans Plaster; do. Pan
plllidry Oil; Meredith's Conserve of COM
via DR.. Girod's Sarsaparllla Blood PAL.
3ai0cks Cold drawn Castor Oil Candv.
Jayne'S Medicines Clickener's Su
gar coated Pills; Anderson's Pills.
Fishers Pills; Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills; Hays Lint
ment; DR.. Dynu's Medics;
DR.. Taylor's Balsam of Lii
yefwort; Wistar's Bal
Wild Cherry;
Bateman's Drops;
Bears Oh;
British
oil.
Judkin's
specific
Ointment; Me
rediih's Extract
Buchp; Hooper's Fee
male Pills. Harlem Oil;
Cologne and Flo. Waters
Reed Lilly White; Tooth
brushes; Staihbum's Pills;
Circassian Hair Dyes Chcas-
sian Cosmetic to beautify the
Hair, Reeds Indian Vegetable
Cough Drops; Hungarian Basam
OF Llfe DR.. Upham's Pile Electua-
ry; DIR Folger's OoSa0nian; knapp'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster; do LalbOr's
Extract of LungwOft; DaRdelion and
Tomato Panacea; Champney's Respira-
tors; Motatts Medicines; Beef Marrow;
Buffalo Oil; Pomatum; Fancy Soaps, &c.
Also, SuIphurc and Nitric Acid; lockwood;
thlppcd and Ground Brazil Wood; TumeIic;
Fu>lc; Yellow Ochre; Chrome Yellow; Copperas; |
Indigo; Alum; PfuSsan Blue; SaItpere, &c. with |
general supply of fresh DKUGS-always fol sale by !
SAMUEL REED,
Druggist and Commission Agent
Corner Gay and SaratOga-St, Baltimore, Md. |
% Orders from Country Merchants and Others for
Drugs and Patent Medicines furnished AT the propre-
tors wholesale prices. Prescriptions put up with care
and accuracy. mod
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SUDDEN CHANGES OF TIE IvEATH

~ UDDEN CHANCES IF THE WEATH-
~ Err. We scarcely meet a person who is notmore
or less troubled with cough or cold. Old and young,
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike to com
plain
Many think it a temporary cold which will pass off
in a day or two. This is not always the case, as it
WILL in all probability, terminate in consumption fnot
attended tn in season. Our advice is, HANCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND, which
will cure you in two or three days. Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l0s Balt-
ST., and at his old stand conner of Charles and
Pratt SITS. m2i
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FASHION AND PEYToNA. The Spirit Of tho
Times states that Fashion and Peytona will
doubtless meet ''to fight their battles o'el
again" next October, both having been tempo
rarily turned out-Fashion at Madison, N. j..
Peytona at Mr.. Hare's stables, at the Ne"
Market Course, Petersburg, Va.