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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-07-17
The New York
GOntribuliOnShip Fire sn.
surancc Company
Office, No. > 11iall- strict,

ENSURE Dwelling houses, WQrcbousc-
aud buildings IN general, merchandise"
household furniture. ships building, SHIPS
: ~ port md lheIr cafgQoS, and every dcscrIP
'on OF personal properly against loss oI
damage by fire.
J. SMITH ROGERS, FrcideHL
Il. w MARTIN, Secretary.
DREcroRs i Smith Roger, Jamo, E.lar
James Mcbride, John Adams, Jqlu Iaggrr';
Gullau &. Errplauck, John JahEsou, io,cpl
kcruochan, John J Pglwrr, Peter Lor.loH
Jame. Mccall, R"Lcr NcCo>kry, Henry Pa.
rish, Rcubcn W,thcrs, Nllla1. Sou, FrrdI.
uaud ~, AaH, Peter Mrvrns, RlchH.d lr,u
q. l. :. koo,"vou, T. - IIurlhut, Gcorsc I
Pollen, William Colgate, Iowcll llolbrouk.
The undersigned are the only authorised
agents OF sald company ~ Newport, and
they are prepared to insure eny Il! .Ac hJo@c
named property III NcmpoH aud IT'S Nc,uly
the terms, &c, of Insurance will be made
known on application to uS.
H. 4. CRANSTON s. son.
Newport Feb. ~ lHli,
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Newport Fc&!c Seminary.

Newport FcRa!c Seminary.
A very airy situation sn sc,cclci rs u Iocato,
IA Tor this InsiilutioH No first term will com
mence The ped of Nav IN Misses COB establish h,
on the plan oI the Troy ygmalc SEMINARY, with th,
confidence that Institution could AFFORD them mode
more worthy "i imitation. They haze secured the
p"st competent Teachers In each department AMI m,
prepared 10 offer the hfsl literary advantages IN lucH
iion not 10 he surpassed Tor beauty ui scoucry ana
henhnl climate.
Boarders, 200 per nnnum, inslg'ling flr IN winter
sen bathing IN summer aud nm tns;ve coursf u, ~,
lsh studies, 300 viii iuCulf I,usc, draw ing aud
painting latin and nlairgp languages
Day Scholars * per II weeks. Primary Depart
m"ni, 5 per u weeks
Ladies' desiring Ia spend the bathing season IN New.
Vlr will hc received the SEMINARY COndl,iOn ui
pursuing branch al study ur tcceiyn. lessons on
Prot Ewards' French cnss will npp, hoiorc the 18th ~
June. Hts admirable syslfn uI teaching is too well
known to require cpmmsnIgtion.
REFERENCES g.,
NswroRr.-Rcv G.. T. R,G"ks. Rev 7. ThWcr,
Hon. Henry Y. Cralson Pceg Clarke, Esq aud
Samuel u. Vernon, Esq.
NEw YoRK DR.. Potts, Rev. T. Ma>on Mcssrs
Prmo, Ward a. King. aud John tihon Esq.
BRnoHLNN-Drs stone, Cutler, Cox, Brt adIcsd and
Rev. Francis Vinion.
MoRRIsTowN.-Rev 4. IICnry DumunI.
BosToN.-Augustus ThorndIke, Esq, Hon. Ahh"u
Lawrence, Rev Dr. Lowell. Rev DGyd Reed, Rev.
T.. N. kTk, Rev. VIM NJ Rogers, Rev. u. winsow,
Principal al Beacon IIiah Schno Lowell mason, Esq.
JAMAICA PLAINs.--Rev J. .. Choules
SAv,NNAH.-hey. w. Preston. NJ. Hall McAli,lcr
Esq, Francis S0rrcl A. A. Snmcrs ESQ.
ItAGUE, NA--Dr Whcrlwright, Walter, Bow H., Esq.
Newport, May 10, lsl5.
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A Administrators Notice.

vl'llE subscriber hereby gives notice lha,
lie has been appointed by the Court o'
Probate of The town Of Newport, Adminlstra.
tor on the estate Of John Corban. late Ol
Newport, deceased, and has taken upon
himself that trust by giving bonds as the law
dIrocts-All persons having demands against
sar! estate are requested To present the same
for "etiemcnt, aud all persons indebted to
make immediate payment to
PETER +. REMINGTON, .4dmr.
with the w I'll annexed.
Newport, July Z, l845.
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Court Of Probate, .Ns'rpori, Juiy Z, 1916.
A N instrument in writing, dated the 20jll
day of May, 1915, purportlng 10 be tho
last Will and Tes,omcn, oi Elennc Paschal
Faisneau, late OF Newport, Hair Dresser,
dec, was presented by Robert p. Lee and
Edward a Sherman, The Executors thereof,
for Probate and for Letters Tcslamen,ary
thereon.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration 10 q Court Of proba,e,
10 be holden ai the Town Hall in Newport,
on the first Monday in Aug ncxi,at 9 o'clock,
a. IN. and notice ordered to be given thereof
by advertisement three successive weeks in
the HernH Of The Times, that all persons in
terested may appear al said time and place
aud be heard.
A true copv-witness,
Jl0 B. b. lIowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
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4 E'ONSE NpTINES READ g. ! htrchv
~ certify, rha, ~ Consequence of repeated
and ucCl' cicd colds NY lungs hrcamc scr,.
ously aA'cicd, aud fora long tune ,uGcrca
with vlulcu pr,n 70 ,hc breast. obstinate
Cough aud difficult ENpocturauon. Tho
symptoms daily increasing N volcucc, had
recourse tu varinus tcmcdlos With no ayaIl.
untN uscd 1homSon'S Compoupd .>y,up o,
76s gud Uood .\aphiLa. which cllrcl,d .
perfect cure bciore had talrn three bottles.
T.. EVANS. Foycltc street tritN Arch.
Prepared only ut tho \ H. roturr At Finh
and Spruce streets Pucc 30 cents
Beware Of Cnuntcticiis
For sale ~ Newport by
Dee. . n TAYLOR
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5 T 0 Y f 5,

9SOR burning MHGD or rCAi. 1onu.
d iaclurcd "a tie Newport Foundry
winch Tor convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove ~ igc mar.
kcr, tor salcL Ly EN BROWNhLta
p,,t Souih N, Past Gricc
~ u. The Public are invited 10 call and
examine lur themselves.
Sent q.
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NEW STYLE VEsTINGS.

- uMMER NEsrINGs, of all the varons fab.
- rIcs aud patterns, SILK. SatIns. Challn
Cashmere aud llarsellIes. of The latest i'm.
porla'lons, just received and for snIc by
May J. - J. s. \. H. GOULD.
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FOR SALE.
TAMMANY HILL HOUSE,
NeWport, libone T6lan0,

I REA THIS pleasant and desirable
IsaWH retreat for summer visitors,
Hl@ situated one milo md quarter
lfoUl ibc State House, "a Newport, command.
ing delightful sicw of Sarsganscu Bay.
and Of the Pown and IIarbor oi Newport,
with the Fortlfcnlons and Public Works
has been newly and commodiously fitted mp
and furnished expressly with view to the
comfort, ease and enjoyment of such as mny
gs.& IT as a residence during the warm months
OF summers ts views are not surpassed !or
variety, extent or 5caG'yi The rides about il
are delightful its convencnccs for shoot
ing aud fishing are excellent. Contiguous
TO il, on The summit oi the llIll, ~ fine
Tower and Observatory. seventy fec: in
height. No expense has bcen spared, aaG
the subscriber pledges himself TINT neither
effort nor expense sIall be spared TO give
satisfaction to those whose patronage Ilay be
cxten&ed 10 him. Ills house will be open
for the reception Of company by the 18Th Of
June inst. Fnm,cs can &c conveniently
accommodated
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DAGUERXEcTYPE
&O0WSo

Late q Plumbe'S, Broadiody NtW York,
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies
W and Gentlemen of Newport and vlclni-
~, that he has engaged Rooms Of the corner
iof Thames 81 Mary streets, for the purpose OF
taking pictures by the Daguerrco,ypc process
where mny be had miniatures. single or in
groups, which for beauty of color, tone aud
effect, can al all times commend themselves
and if not superior. are equal to any that
haze been heretofore taken, upon as favora
BILE terms at least. They nrc also inserted
IN breast pins, lockets, &c, at various prices.
Painted or Dagnerreolype Llkenesses ac
curo,eIy copied.
The ladies' and Gentlemen of Newport,
are respectfully invited to cnll aud TX
anime his specimens, if they intend sitting
or not.
Taken Ia clear or cloudy weather
Instructions carefully gtven-terms mode
rate. May 81.
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70 LIE /,

'HNHE Wharf kn0wnas Eannis'cI's Wharf
for one or Gye gears from the 27rh oi TN,
Wuuih, apply TO WM VERNON, or
July 25lh. :. b. VERNON.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
IsaIG,l .GIOlissS.

Court Of Probate, Newport, luigi, ist5.
VnNliE Administrators first and fna! Ac.
u count on the estate 0f Abigai! Weaver
late Of Newport, widow, dec, was presented
for allowance.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration to a Court of Pro-
bate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the fist Monday in August
next, at 9 O'Clock q. in., and notice ordered
to be given thereof by advertisement three
successive weeks in the HeroM oCMe Times.
that all persons interested may appedr at SAID
time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wItncss,
Jl0 B. B. Rowland, Pro. CPk.
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III New Orleans SIG.1R Ior one
~ doilst, Tor tsc nv
June , EF6 W NLvIo,
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EacoVragc DomeSil% Nanulac,
turGG.
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TO LET,

~ The ChGmbcrs over the
Ns:Ik Store, No l07, Thames street.
IliM Apply tn
TEaSxS WM. +. s. A. BARKER.
June Il-,f
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CRRiSTIE'S PATENT
q 4 LV MIC rim GS.
~r1RTs?yE,s M4GEETTC FLUID.

CIIRISTLE'S MAGNETIC FLUID.
FUNHIS remarkable discovery has received the uni
Y versal appreciation Of The Medical profession Of
Great Britain, and has now been sufficiently long be
fore the American pubic give fair test of its power
and efficacy. The PATENT GALVANlC RINGS
have been found 10 answer all ;he purposes for which
the ordinary Galvanc Battery, or Electric and Mag
nctic machines used, but without any OF the
injurious SHOCKS which accompany the applications
by those instruments. and in many other respects are
SAFE and certain. il accomplishing the desired
object.
The GAGVANlC RINGS have been used with
perfect success in all eases Of RHECMATISM, acute
or cronic applying the head, face or limbs; Govt,
Tic DoloreuX, TOothache, Bronchitis Vertigo, Nerv
Sick Headache, Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Palsy,
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Palpaton Of the Heart, Apo
plexy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency of
Nervous Energy, and ALL Nervous Diseases.
iG3-Ther extraordinary effect upon the system must
be witnessed TO he believed, and certain prerent-
.Ue for the preceding complaints, they equally to
be recommended The Galvanc Rings are in every
way perfectly harmless and sold at prices TO be
within reach of all. CHRISTIE'S MAGNETIC
FLUlD is used in connection with the Rings TO render
their efce6tac;ion certain and to directthe Gaiyanc
influence 10 particular parts which are affected.
ne For sale in Baltimore by SETH 5. HANCE,
No los Baltimore street, and corner OF CnaIles and
Pratt streets. sec
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NEEALTH FOR ALL! VIII you be cured
II IL of SICK HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, GIRO
MIC LIVER COMPLAINT, COSTIVENESS, GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, or IMPURITIES of the BLOOD:
If so, the remedy is at hand--DR. Evans .4NTI-
DYSPEP1TC PILLS are warranted to give relief
they produce no sickness of the stomach or weak
ness, most medicines do, hut on the CONTRARY an
increase of appetite, and invgorates the system gen.
orally Give them but trial and you will find them
as represented. Price % cents box.
To those persons who are afflicted with AGUE an.
FEVER, we would respectfully recommend the So
VERElGN TONIC as one of the best and most Ger
tain remedies ever offered to the public. The conf
dence felt il this preparation from trials of ten years
past in all sections of the country, induces the Pro
prleor 10 say that if is not made in every case
The money will be cheerfuIly returned. Full dircc-
tons aCcOt- pany each bottIe-prce Al.
II your children are troubled with WORMS, resort
at once TO the AMERICAN VEGETABLE VERMI-
FUGE-it is a pleasant, safe and efectuai worm de-
sroyer Give i a tria! and the result viii show YOU
how much it is entitled to It's distinguished name.
Price % cents per bottle.
FOR SORE AND lNFLAMED EYES. usa the
TONIC EYE WATER, and you will find itone of the
best preparations of the kind ever invented. BY its
use, dimness Of sight, weakness of the eye nam
nation of the eyelids, be quickly and safely
moved. Price % cents hottie.
F-For further particulars and evidence Of cures,
call at the Agents and procure pamphlet, which can
be had gratis. Prepared and sold by
DR.. THOMAS G. EVANS, Brownsville Pa,
N. n. ROBINSON, general agent for Balt'e
date iieed's,l Gay and Saratoga-sts.
And at retail 10y J. w, BARRY Il Co., corner Pearl
and Market streets. sel3-lm
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
FEvH + GENUINE VEGETABLE pTrIS

a AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR GONORRII0A
elects. STRUCTURES, 81 sc. Of all the RENT
dies yet discovered for the cure of these COMPLAINS
me vegetable Pills have been the effectual as
they have never been known to fail affect perna-
next cure. They are mild and pleasant 10 take We,
powerful IN their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of The most intimate friend These
Fills are put up in square boxes. with cnl directions
accompanying each box
lHz- For sale by ]. @. s. N. Mccormick, n. Gay-st.
GO.TG G. WsemaE, Light street, opposite Fountain
Inn and n.y. F.Perkns Brother, cor Franklin ana
Green streets.
In Washington-by NJ. Deiany, comer4t street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scott, corner of 7th
rect and the Avenue. Price 81 bog. Eel0- ly6ms
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Correspondence ofthe American Republican,

WASHINGTON, sept :, LOf0'
R,ss. of Henry Clay. A most beautiful bust
OF this distinguished Statesman has been VISITED
to-day, in one of the lower rooms OF the Ma
lionai ntellgencer office, by many Of our citi'
zens As likeness of Henry Clay, it is pro-
nounced by all who have seen it, both in ex
preston and feature, far superior TO any at
tempt Of the kind ever seen in this city. The
finish of the bust is perfect, and indeed, the
whole figure suggests an idea ofthe ''tine Ken
lucky Gentleman" next 10 life itself. The
artist is Mr. Hart, of Lexington, which town
IS but mile and a half from MIR. ClGys resi-
dence, Ashland While the bust was in the
room to-day. beautiful young lady came in to
take peep at the representation OF the favor
tie of the fair sex, and while unobserved by the
rest Of the company, placed chaplet of beau
tiful flowers upon the lofty brow Of her ''l1arry
of the West" Overcome by tinliditY, she
made hasty retreat, leaving the animated
bustn alone in It's glory,
Mr., Hart will be in your city Tomorrow or
the day following, when you will have an OPP
portunty Of viewing this splendid specimen OF
lie perfection Of this amateur artist.
M. George Nay an old and much respected
physician, died in this city yesterday. lie
practised medicine in this city for many years,
but has been for some time laboring under q
disease of the throat, which finally terminated
his earthly career, NJ.
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PURCHASE OF THE ISLAND OF CuEA A
large meeting was held in St. Clair county, III
at which the following resolution, offered by
the Hon, John Reynolds, late Governor of the
State, and for many years distinguished mem
berof Congress, was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the chair appoint five per-
sons 10 make report to an adjourned session
of this meeting, on TIE propricty Of passing an
act Of Congress to authorize the President to
purchase the Island Of Cuba, with the consent
of the white population thereof
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&NHEAP BOOKS!

u SMALL PROFITS AN ID ttUiCh ShLES!
The undersigned have the pleasure TO announce 10
their friends and the public generally that they nave
ustretumed from the northern and eastern cities WIN
a very large and choice selection Of school, SUNDAY
School Theological, Medical, Juvenile and Miscella.
neous BOOKS, most of which have been purchased
al the late semi annual BOOK Trade Sale, hele in New
York city, at least IS per cent lower than the usual
prjces So that we will be able 10 sell Books fealiy
much cheaper than heretofore. We would partIcu-
lar,y invite the attention Of teachers and the public
generally, TO our assortment Of SUNDAY SCHOOL
and JUVENILE BOOKS, which is decidedly the
largest and most extensive in this CITY, Our stock oil
| ouarto and family BIBLES and TESTAMENTS is
very large and complete, the prices OF which, we ieel
confident, cannot tail to please the most economical
We would also inform our German friends, that they
! can always find good supply of German School and
Theological BOOKS at our establishment, at the low
est possible prices also German Hymn or Song Books
likewise German family and other Bibles ana 4esta-
ments. rcry cheap.
90 Our assortment of fancy and useful STA
rIONERY is also very complete all of which We are
determined TO sell much cheaper than ever heard Of
: before Baviug been appointed Agents for the ,a!e
ct MicaC,i's large and pocket MAPS Of every State
III HE Union, wall hereafter he able "a supply The
trade and others with these superior and well known
haPs, as low rs they can be bought OF the publishers
We can also furnish the trade and hers with Smith
Church Harmony, Mote Book.) and Hickok and Can
tines Evane, Music Book, rs che ap as the publishers
In word, we have determined TO Establish THE
Cheap Book store nf Baltimore, if YOU desire The
, full! worth OF your money (ard who does no) only
call at OWEN, hJEiH CO.'S
Cheap BD0E ana Stationery Store,
ss92m l56 Baltimore ST., 81 GQor east Of Calvert,
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Iro..g-porGour" Of the hmr; an Republican,
ANA.nNnmn., SnI,- n lN-L.

NAsWEGE"", sep .Hs iN.''
I"c Statue 'c i'aoat JACKSON. meeting '
ot us. wrthoU, distinction o' party, was "".!
"a. t.a h2o'o HAN last evening. :"r III. p@.r.,'
Of deciding Ip"n proper method "i honor ~
toe memory Of this actoh~icc military ,'.'.'
'aJA and Statesman. Shefo WI, large a''"G-
a1.e of car citizens, and much enthusiasm eA-
h'J.'ca IN the part O.. those "1o have ''H'h 'HG
matter ~ hand. The meeting WIS of-iT5@o
10y the appointment d Gen. d" AeS. as ! f'-
sdcnt, and Amos Kendall, U.s.. last , zee 'e-
sidcnt, and John Bowie, ~ second ICE l ~, re-
sdont, and Ness's, Jam II ''i" ana 'o"a W.
Marry, Secretaries. "' we opening Q! me
meeting Mr. liobdn rose III" oI'e'eu It series OF
resolutions, the substance OF "llch was a ue-
ciaratIon on th" part 'i me meeting OF tAe r
high estimation OF ih' character and INe a.
General Jackson, ana tAr'T aFGehl CeS'fe lhaI
ms name sHolIu 20 PoIpe'Uaseu 70 We MOS re-
mot, post II y OF TIE holuoIIc, as Ereal '.
good example OF d WISE couFaGco.S, '"'-s''-"s
and noOIe-heaEIed patriot ana !oF Inns purpose
trey desired 10 call upon 'heIF lo'io"-c''|e!lS
throughout 'ao country 10 un'e ",'l 'He'I III
contributing 10 lheeTeC-oh OF 'co!o'sai e2oes
iran statue 10 be placed upon one OF tne pup
nc squares OF l'ilS cty, ana tlat co"lir''.o% OF
thirteen gen''e'''Gn ~ 'PPo'"'oo ~ ''00' ''40
II'te'" 9ot ~ .'-' ,.,:., .l,.;u
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MALL IMPORTATIONs OF

MALL lMPORTATIONS OF
1t TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &C.
FREDERICK FTCKEY & SONS, $50 BALrI.
MORE STREET, have just received per ships Pocahon
tas, Albert and Powhaltan,
F. Ficky s Sons superior cord Spool Cotton
Titley, latham & Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Women's Stockings, a complete asso,i' i
do do Moravian Stockings
do ., do Silk do
Coat Cords and Binding, complete assortment
Laces and Edgings ..
Lambswooi, Cotton and Berlin Gloves.
Hill & Sons unnvalled Needles
CUTLERY, complete assortment
JapanDed Tea Trays; brass and iron Candlescks
Pearl Shirt Buttons; Snuff Boxes and Violins
Lead Pencils; 0rnamented Dressing Cases
Superfne ornamenled Gard Baskets
Pocket Looking Glasses, &c.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT.
COMBS, of every description; Brushes
SIX and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
ID Bone and silk do do
Backing and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gum Elastic Suspenders
STOCKS and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, &c.
U55- 70 which we invite the attention of Country
Merchants and Others, and them that we will
sell them goods as low they buy the in any of
the Eastern markets. Our stock they will find 10 be
very complete, containing greater variety than any
otler s'ock OF goods in this market, which, being of
our own lmporiatens consigned us, we are ena-
plea 10 offer al prices which cannot fail 10 please,
al2 ri
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EEol NV YoEK TT CiH.MHArI IN Two
Days. a correspondent. Of :he N. York Com
mcrcial Advertiser says that the completion Of
the New York and Elio RAN Road will bring
Cincinnati within two days travel OF New York
city, The rail road from Cincinnati to San
dusty will be completed in the course of the
coming year, and When the line is finished, one
can leave Cincnnatiin the morning, arrive ear
y IN the evening at Sandushy, thence by
steamboat to Dunkir@, getting a nights sleep,
and arriving next morning in time for the cars
for Now York, which will be reached in "a
hours, making IS hours from Cincinnati 10
New York.
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CONSEMPTInN-

.fdaraG, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood Pain in The Side
Gn@ Breast, Sore THrOat, HoGrsenc,s, Papitatior
q m Heart, Whoopns Cough, Group. Hire,
Nervous TTenorS, Lircr Complaint and
Diseased Kidneys, are rcdicnlivcurc5 ~
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
&NURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further evil
" dtnce OF the efficacy OF Thonpson's Compound
syrup OF Tar and Wood Napthu, in Consutnption
Mrs. II. 2. Warner, now residing al the hOuse of
Michael c. Fisher in Woodbury., N. j., was attacked
10 months ago, WIKI violent disease of the lungs
pronounced by her physician, DR.. w. H. of PhiladeI-
phla, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. The pain in her
breast was VIOLENT with difficult respiration and total
inability 10 raise the phegm precludng the POSSIBLE
~ Of repose and rendering it necessary TO remain
propped up in heC three months Her voice was gone
he physician deemed her case hopeless and she
ceased to indulge the hope of recovery Hearing of
the numerous cures effected by THoMsoN's Cow
POUND SYRUP or TAR AND Woop NAPrHA; as a last
resort she resolved to Try it, and in very short time
hor health immoved and 10 steady perseverance in
the use Of this Invaluable remedy, she alone attributes
her complete restoration to health.
The above statement respecting my wife is strictly
irue ana Her recovery is attributed solely TO The use
Of Thcmson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Naplia- every other remedy having failed in her case
HENRY p. WARNER, Kngsessing
May 10Th, lSi5.
Prepared only by s. P, THOMSON. n. E. cor. 5th
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia AGENTS. Roberts
Atkinson, cor, Baltimore and Hanover SIS Ra,ti-
more; G. Stoll, Washington, D. G a. Dnvali & CO.
Richmond; NJ. A. Santos, NoriOlk g. Cortinc Peters
burg, Va. Price 30 cents, or bottles $3.50 6g- Re
ware of all limitations self 3Iu