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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

i"e Massachusetts Temperance Copveo
ton met at Worcester ON Fud,vn. . n
WOODWARD )" the chair. Rev. Mr.. Marsh. q
~ Z, made a" interesting speech IN which
nc oe''''ed an affecting Interview with NJ,
""ogn' John T"ppan and Mr.. lIawk,n.
'po~e win great feeling and force on the
po"e''u' temptations to which the reformed
are exposed.
rev. ). T. CloaveIand. of Cincinnati, gave
'0''e interesting particulars Of the whiskev
usde IN the west. The discussion ofre.oL,.
u0ns IN the afternoon called out considerable
'ee''"g' ana occasioncd some little confusion.
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a. SHIP NEWS. A.,
BORT OF WPORT
A X RIVED

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY. scp, 10.
bflg q sonln'n, Cozzens, ,Pictou for Prov.
Sfhr argo, Corlllnll, FIN New London
Schr julius, Clark im New Bedford
FRIDAY, sept. 49,
Schr John Hardwell, I'm Bristol.
Albany. ~
SATURDAY, Sept 20,
bsrgno Hiram w. Tyler, Tyler, Somerset
Brig Annnwan, Swasey, I'm New BedGo,d.
Brig Adams, B.acb.r, Boston Tor Pbiia.
Brig Susan, Pely, Prov for do.
schr w. X. Gem Shute fn Bangor
ocnr caroline Hunter, Nottingham, fm Gap.
sloop Renzi, Durfee, FIN N. York.
SUNDAY. Sept 2i
Prov. '"''o'" 'o'
schr Exact, Folgor, Nnn,uckct, for NY;
omea,, oroni, +, River for Chorr, field 81.
ron, Wood, Ellsworth for N. York
MONDAY, Sept 2e.
. Hcbr Elizabeth, Of DARTMOUTH, Hamblin
Gardiner for Somerset, with lumber. struck an
'hcitle Bottom Rock" SW of Dnmplins. Will,
oeat'ng into this bay, and biIged hut worked
over, ana was iowed into this harbor. water.
logged, by schr Albatross. The T.. will pro.
'eeded to 5. without discg
TUESDAY, Sept 90.
, ship Pilgrim, Mitchell, from Yarmouth far
Boston. wv
Schr Mandarin, Briggs, I'm Baltimore for N
'ediord Alabama, Nlckcrson, I'm proyid Gor
,h'Ind William Thompson, Stewart, fin Fall
River for Baltimore.
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From the Philadelphia PuIlic Ledger.
u" Important Cure by Dr.. Jayne's 1ter
ai,re.

WE have been informed by Mrs. Mabap
!" In arand-daughl-r of old Gon Wa,ne,
that she suffered for a number Of year. lron
The growth of large Goilrons Tpopus "f ia,
ih'"at' which besides great defprpitJ, pro-
dneod both . difficulty of drgluttion, and o
breathing. Indeed, she says, the pressure
upon tho windpipe was 80 great as to prevent
her rom sleeping III q rvepmbent position,
ana often 'suli"eqlon appeared insyitablo -
she also lubored pnder severe indisposilon
RON Liver Complaiut and Jaundce, wiIh y
horrible train of nervous affections, Tor which
sl'o commetced The use Of Dr. Jayne's Alt.ra.
i've, which che took rsgularly for six or seven
weeks, with OCCASIONAL doses of h,s Sauative
Pills and Ler genesal health was ,herrby
completely re.eslablished, aud now perceivng
so"ie diminnlion ~ the size of the Goitrons
iuhor, she wns encouraged 20 persevere in
l.e Us" ot The Alternative until every vesige
OF the paiak1h ,nor was entirely ,elnoveG =
We think tore, that such an impQrlaE,
remedy shovube more generally known.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

BRIDGE OVER NIAGARA RIvrR, BELOW
THE FALLS. The Niagara Courier is
advocating the construction of bridge
across the Niagara River at a poin, be-
tween the Falls and the Whirlpool where
the distance from waters edge to waters
edge is 1872 feet. 1t is calculated that a
suspension bridge might there be thrown
across the stream at a cost of $3.50 600.
ii is proposed to make the structure of
sufficient strength TO admit Of the pnssap.
OF heavy artillery, droves of cattle, loco
motives and trains, SC. The Courier
thinks that, "aside from the honor Of con-
tribuling TO such an enterprise, it would
be the most profitable investment in the
country. To say nothing OF the travel
from east 10 west and back over the
bridge, paving a heavy toll, every visi,pr
to the Falls would pass the bridge. wbc,e
The cataract could be viewed irbm one
side, and The passenger could look down
upon the terrific whirlpool on the other
side, and could AT one view survey the
yawnlng gulf between. A more sublime
and magnificent Wow could not be found
on this G'ohe. Fifty thousand peorle
row visit this spoi annually. This add
ton would attrac, an hundred thou
s'nd. - Troy Uhig.
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Waess 81 The Hon. Um. G. P,esfou-
we deeply regret to learn that, at the
last advices, Col. Preston was Wing
dangerously i'll of congestive fever, at
me residence of his family, in Abingdon,
virginia, and that there was great rea.
son to fear that his mortal remains
would soon be en,ombed in his native
State. We humbly trust however, that
one so eminent in genius, usefulness
ara worth is not to be thus prematurely
lost |. to the affections of his family and
trends, and the service of his country
Charleston Courier, I7ih inst.
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NJ MEMORANDA, T.

ship Palestine, Mumlnrd, wns adv nj Liver
Poo' 4th INST, for Baltimore with despatch.
brig Lisbon, Austin, arr al BurmuGa 2S.I
ult from Calais.
Brig N. I. Froihnghsn, Beardslcy, ant
schrs Boyne aud l-ygon,a, hence, arr at Caial
9Th.
Schr Hannah, g masts) Woodman, was a
Rio Janeiro 10Th uIt for Montrvideo. lido.
Schr Warsaw, Burdick, heIce, wa. at lla.
wanna abt Sth inst. unc
ship MARTHA, Clifford, touched at st. Nj.
chae's July 4th, 20 days out, clean.
Bark LIZ BARON, Price, Is reported spoken
Aug }l,l, lat 10 u, Ion 30, with l3J Ibis 10
mos out.
schr Mobile, Cozzons, cid at Pensacola, ,I2th
''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

EULoGy on JUICE STORY .-Professo,
Greeneal, for many years Judge Slory's
colleagueaxip the Law School at Cam.
bridge, Apnced an Eulogy on thi.
dls'InguiSS11 Jurs', Thursday afternoon,
~ presence OF the officers and students
ol the University, and Of large number
OF persons anxious 10 this wav to show
ihe'r sense Of the public bereavement
Irof Greonieai had been requested TO
pronounce this discourse by the students
IN the Law School, and by the College
Corporation. The day selected for it
was tue siSly-six'b anniversary of Judge
Story's birth.
The procession marched from the
Dane Hall to the Church mt 4 O'clock.
Prayer was offered by DR.. Walker, now
the head of the University. The choir
sang the well known and solemn hymn
"Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb" and
Mr. Grcenleaf then delivered the euloay.
Alter alnding in strong terms of deep
feeling to the great loss sustained by the
college, the community, the country, and
ny the personal friends Of the deceased,
The discourse passed TO a view of his
character and worth, as illustrated in his
life. In clear and interesting sketch,
the orator passed under review the lead
ing features of the public life of Judge
Story. lie then proceeded to an emu
meralon of his writings on professional
and other subjects; and finally spoke of
his labors in the University, and the in
icrest which he fell in it.
The whole dscopr,s was marked by
deep feeling, and aa9eynes, solemn elo.
quence most appropriate to tho feelings
excited by the occasion.
After second prayer, the immense
assembly dispersed. Bost. Daily .Adp.
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GRrAT LoAD.-The sGlcyeland tOhio,
Plain Denler says :.-"rhe steamer Wiscon.
sin, Capt. Gard. came into por, yesterday,
with over nine hpa'ired seneprs,nand Loo
hpndred and i'ce"iy foe tons Of freight, near.
ly all destined for the upper country. This
Is the largest load" (says the Cap'ain) ",ha,
ever hoaIed on Lake Eric, since IInll's sur.
render"
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opHsEss IN lLLISols.-A gentleman of ST
Lou's' VINO has Just returned from n ion,
through Illinois, reports sickness to be preya.
,"", ,"", !" many places to an Unprecedented cx.
,,"l' w IN Rich Prairie, lying in Madison and
a%'","pln eounlies, not family is cxemp,,
a". !" many Instances whole families are pros.
one case came under his observation
'a"'''y "i nine persons, SO low that no,
=, we, , "o'o 10 render any assistance to anoth-
er aud many other similar cases nc h,ord nr
lie diseases prevalent are bilious fever onJ
'eVer and e.-Louistilie .7de. Sept. no
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

ors,s "s'Al;Lrhe AZ United States friga,e Con
Eesa ga 90, ~ NoHolk' has been put in conmis ion
a1c"., sen III DAY or two, under command
The U. s. friga,e Brandylcine. Commoaor
Parker, arrived at Norfolk ON WednssI"', :,
from Rio de Janero in thirty. seven Javs
The U, 3. brig Perry. Com. PAor. also mr.
Juneiro. "'"' '''o oe
The officers and crews of both vessels MI
well. '''sS's vi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

GRAND CORES. SEcnETARy,s Re-
roRr.-We have received the Report O
L. q. nj. JAS. l.. RlDGELY, the Cor
Secretary Of the r. w. Grand Lodge
OF the U. S., ]. o. o. f., presented Al
lis present session, from which we ex.
tract that there are under the jurisdic.
'lon Of the Grand Lodge or,he U. s., as
lar as reported, 677 Ludges, with 6I,-
03o contributing members, and a reye-
nue. of S149, ,l94,2 Total amoun, Of
Orolhers relieved, 1884 number of
widowed families relieved, 476 -; num-
Der OF brothers buried, 329 ;; amouu,
paid Tor relief of brothers, S97 ,4a7 sd !;
amount paid for relief of widowed lami.
lies, $40, ,O72,a2 amount paid for edu.
cation of orphans, So, ,9o5 90 for bury.
ing the dead, sis, ,s2o,9l-lhe total
amount relief, Sle4, ,G69,o7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

Fafat Rairo1d .accident al Uiica.-On
Thursday last, as the train of cars from Utica
to the West was leaving the. depot, girl.
apparently ~ or IA years Of age, was observ.
ed to fall from one of the cars. on which she
had jumped for amusement. The cars were
immediately stopped, and she was found with
both legs cnt off at the thigh. and her head
seriously injured Sho survived only half ar,
hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

=, ~ "''''npen stage between this place aud
All n'ver' broke down within two miles or
all River on Saturday last. There were min.
persons inside, and nine outside-all of whom
escaped any serious injury, with tho excep,ion
o' one lady who was badly cut on the head.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

'TEE VENrRAsLE PArR,,RcH. late
number OF the Utica Barus, Register staies
That Elder Benjamin Harvey, IL now in The
" lih year OF his age, and still retains III.
'acntics to en- astonishing degree. III.
health Is excellent lie walks about with
great case, and to all human appearance may
last several years longer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

lhe 18Th Annual Fair of the American In.
st'tute, which will be held in New. yo,L nov,
month"; at Niblo's Garden, is expected to sur
pass any thing Of the kind that has ever IA.
ken place. u CONNIE nces on Monday the C,h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Aarer,l.er 4 r.lrl

Al Market 1925 BeefCatle, 45O Stores, 5000
Sheep and l9i0 Swine.
PaicEs-Beef Canie-The prices Of last
week were not sustained. We quote extra 81:
hrs. quality AS; second 4 % a 50; third 3 80
"a "a.
Sores-Two year old 50 a Si5 th.ss year
old $40 S24.
neep-Lapbs from II to l 75 old Sheen
from 80 to So.
Ssoiae-Shoats to peddlr, 3 and Sc for
Sows, aud aud l.sc for Barrows old ilucs
s I.2 aud l.ic. Al retail from 3I.2 to 5c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

From THE U. S. SQUADRON IN THE
GuLr.-Pensacoia, Sept 5, I345. The
United States ship Prince ton, Comman-
der Frederick Gnge, is now under wav
sfeamIng, bound 10 Vera Cruz. She has
Lieut. Hddle on board, as bearer of
dispatches. This ship has been chosen
IN consequence Of her ability to do busi.
ness with despatch. The sailing vessels
nave made, lately, very long passages
the winds in the Gulf having been very
hght during the pas. Summer. The
PRINCETON arrived here from Philadelphia
with Goa -bunkers full, and was ready to
give battle to an enemy at a moment's $
no'ice. She was in complete tim for
active and efficient service. How diC
ierent the steamer Mississippi. That
yesse! expended in getting to this Dor,
from Boston, two hundred and sixty tons
o' coal, and cannot bo got ready far Sc
Tor at least ten days yet, in conse auence
OF me difficulty of obtaining coal from
the Pensacola Navy Yard, and the dis.
'ance ship Of her draft of water has to
anchor iro'n shore. The following ships
OF our Gulf Squadron are in this harbor
o'eam,ir'gate Mississippi, figate Po,o-
mac, sloops-ofwar Falmouth, St. Alary's
ana Saratoga, and the brig Somcrs. The
crews OF all The ships enjoy good health,
ana they are in prime fighting order.-N
we exercise at general quarters for nm
h""r every other day, and frequently we
are engaged practising with heavy guns
al u target: Our water and provisions
are kept full, and all the vessels of the
squadron are ready to sail at a moments
notice.. Corr Philad. Chronicle. H
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Nj A r r | A G. + S.

In 'his town, on Tuesday evening 10Th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Daniel Cook ,o
Miss Rutl, NJ w, daughter of Mr.. Joseph Ma.
son, all Of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by The Rev. Mr..
Brooks, Mr. Samuel V. Mayberry to Miss Mary
E.' daughter Of Mr.. sames IIorswcll, all of thus
town.
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Administrators a Sale

EeuRsuANT To a decree of the Hon. Cour
OF Probate OF the town al N-wport.
wlil sell AT Public Auction, on SATURDAY.. th,
18Th of Oct. lS4j, at eleven o'clock. A. NJ.
all the right, title and interest which James
l.. TIIlcy, late OF Newport, dec, had n, The
time of his death, ia aud 10 one undivided
lhrd part of the following descrlhe.. lots Of
land with the HuliaInge thereon standing. or
so much thereof as wiil be sufficient to rals.
the sum of SIN huuJrod and Sixty. five dollar,
end f"rty-t"ur cents with incidental expen-
'cs, situated in said Newport
FIRST lot of lend with The buildings ihcrc.
on standing, bounded eas,rrly on Thames
siicet southcrly on lnud Of the heirs Of Ann
Wcbbcr westerly on lsud Of WIN. Jouve, =,
and nnr'hrrIy on land Of George Ea,sneau.
Second, u lot %! land with the rope wplk
tar house and their Appendrges thereon
Standing, bounded south aud east on a drit,.
way, and north aud west on land Of Nicholas
White. Samuel Carr, and Charles Shcarman.
Conditions at the sale, which will com.
nence on The premises in thames street.
sgI\ewpprt, August ! lSiS
@zPE fER y. REMINGTON, .ldm'y.
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Family SCHOOL as kings-
NllD. II. n.

NiiE subscriber, har. received, inio bis
"in"y during 'l,s Iu-i, two years ffmj-
I'D Dnmb r ~ huy- r-,sns.l,.liber f.,r t.o,.
lr.ge, ~ tr =" ihorough Engrsh, Classical aud
hs,ii"ma'"'l cducyrrn.
llis rrf-tnal ofirn,i,n ,s giyrn IN tho
"cni"l NO. n aud physical cnglnre of ,Lose
entrusted To LIS care, aud from the lpvorab,.
l"catnn 81 ,l.e place and the nun.Ser undrr
ms ,, chu'ye, Spprrlor advantages are GcIiyed.
Wh"ie csp"nse two hundred dollars PET an.
num- Te'n's commepce May 18TH and sent.
.'' V"c"'ions two weeks from May l.,
a"a during Va" n"n'll of August.
Apy '"rhef 'nfornailon snd rcferenc 20
ge"iien"n IN most oi'ihe'noriliern cities given
op"" 'pp0ce''o".
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D Il A 7 II s.

In this town, on the l7Ih inst. Damaris c.,
'"iani daughter of Capt. Jes.e Chase, aged IS
months.
~ Thursday last, Mr. John Francis, in the
'o,h year OF .his age, native OF England.
IN providence, on Saturday, Goth inst. Mrs.
Susanna Weld, aged 81 ears.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

r"s Steamers Oregon. Knickerbocker and
I"Prs' mad a trial OF speed frorp New York
10 Albany ON Saturday last. The Oregon bso,
them both handsomely.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

Wire fences are now made and h;oh,, .,
proved IN Scotland, and are said 10 be che,n.
er than one of boards, or of pos, and r,ils
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AUCTIONS.
This Rbay.

WU be soM Il Pathe .amiion, on d.
pre@ises,a Ihw'doy, Scpie~to s1h
1910, al 10 o'eioek q. ~.
MM A two story dwelling
hlm house with u shop IN (ro,ii, con.
tanning ten rooms, "pd is suitable ,nga board
ng house: Said house was formerly owned
aud occnpird by Elizabelb Granger. ,s nov
occupied by Francis keig. aud - situated ol
The South side of Banlslet's wharf, peXl essl
oi Mrs. Vose's. Said building is snhpci t.
. quit rent of twenty dollars per annum, lo
be paid scmi-annuaIly. Conditions nl ,h.
tue and place Of sale. For further pauicu-
lars enquire of
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED, .qmtf.
Newport, Aug 2Its, 1915.
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Robbery at East ALBANY. Just before
'he Boston cars started from the Depo,
at East Albany this morning, Mr.. A
n' Cnadsey, OF this city, who was 90
ing East, stepped to the office to pay
nus NJ. iare. lie offered $40 note on the
Kingston Bank, Wexford, II. l., which
was refused. He then took from his
coat pocket a package of S755, and
took out So bill, putting the $40 in the
place of it. lie returned the packsre
to his pocket, and, stepping hastily INTO
The cars with his vaIise, he put his hand
INTO his pocket, and found that il was
gone He gave the alarm, and begged
me Conductor to stop the train: This
was not done, and when the premises
were searched nobody was found--,he
'h'ef having probably escaped in the
cars. The money consisted of $500 of
eastern money, among which was one
500 bIll and one $50 bill, S245 of the
bank OF Troy, in S5 bills, and one $40.
o'II OF the North Kingston Bank, Wick
lord, X. /, a reward Of SlOO is offered
for the recovery Of the money.-Tov
Budget, Thursday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

The Gulf Squadron, at Penaa:na, was TO
have sailed on the Ilth, on n short cruise.
Commodore Connor had transferred his flag
10 The Falmouth. The ST. Mary's went To
sea on the 9th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

GJ1 "OH! MY HEAD" exclaimed q
TREND oi ours the other day, "it will split
we ADVISED hIIn to try Sherman's Campho,
tozenges-he sent at once and go, box
ana one lozenge gave him entire relief in ten
minutes. We have often been surprised, nj
the quickncss of their operation. Palpnarion.
sea-slckness, lowness Of spirits, and the "hor.
rors," go well known by those who dssipatc, =,
are as speedily cured by them. This is the
age of doing lhngs-nr. Sherman gives US
'oz"nges That are pleasant, and at The same
,in'e more ehectnal than any other medicine
fl's cough lozenges break mp the worst cases
of coughs IN few hours-even consnmption
whooping cough, and asthma, yield to them
when nothing else ever alleyiates. So rrea,
has become his reputation, that many have
attempted to make medlcatcd lozenees. bu,
,hey cannot make them like Shcrmap's Were.
tore they cannot sell them except to the un-
.vnry. DR.. Sherman's warehouse is CT No.
IO6 Nassau s,roet-N. Y.
For su!e by L. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

One of The pipes intended for the Trinity
Church organ, New York, will contain lhiuy
men
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se. Z. BERRY,
5G9Ga!a94T DGaYI1SGs
ollIcc al Mr.. \. Pcckham's in Chnrch.Slrcel
SECOND HOUSE FROM TnAMEs.sTREEr.

The growing interest felt in the extension
OF that most meritorious and easy cure for
Consumption and Diseases of the Chest, Mr.
bruckcrhoff's Health Restorative, is o sulii-
clent inducemcnt for us often to recur TO IT.
There is high satisfaction to be gained by
the performance Of duty; then let Us each
and all use our influence in making known
throughout our vicinage the assured qualities
of this remedy, and thus add our mite to al.
levlate suffering. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

Nev' MARK TUoKER, of Providence. has
'eeep'eo o' an invitation to become Pastor
'i q Church in Wealhersfcld, Con.
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AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Land.

ViH be sold al Public AUCTION on !Sai,o..
dny, me 27M ! September inst, 3Jnir,
y mol Me neri far day, unless prert.
ousiy disposed 81 al Pirate sale.
4 LOT OF land containing six aud one
eighth ncres, siiusied few rods nouh
o' The Compact part "i Newport, and belong.
lng to the estate of ihe late Waiter Nichols
The land IL well adapted To pasiurspe or TIL
lHge, aud IL pleasantly situated, commanding
. line view Of the bay aud harbor. II more
desirable Ia purchasers It will br divided lnlo
lots 0i one or more ncres. For plat ana
particular description apply To The subscriber.
hIs"; immediately alter will be- eold at
public auction, valuable building lt, 81.
natrd at the corner Of Coddlnglon g. Fare
well 81. II lutte north OF the State House md
oeIohgIng I" The same estate
.f'sn- 'nmtdiniey dyler-varous articles
Pt Household furuuure, one cooking Slave
come iron ware, two feather beds, 20
sept. "a. &c, SHAW, .7icfr.
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The Sufferer from asthma feels llf. to be
OurtheD. And II is often the case that The
severity OF the disease entirely dcpripcs him
oi The enjoyment Of every ,hlng that readers
l'ic pleasant and happy. A remedy is at hand
" has cured the most obstinate cases in
Tow days. Read the following letter from
r. Ln6an, Esq., residing at 50 Pike street.
New York -
New York, Dec. 10, IS4I
Dr, Foger,-Dear Sir The virtue of yonr
bosaon'an, or hlI-Ileaiing Balsam, are won.
dcr'nl indeed for my relr / hos been so great
ahd my cure so rapid, that i, seems to me io
be almost incredible. For ten months wns
lobbgcd TO get up about one o'clock in the
mornlng aud spend The rcmnindor of the
nlght ~ my chair. My breathing was 80
difficult that tbought oIteniimcs | should
due. J considered my disease az firmly seat
cd, md beyond The reach of remedies. But.
had not used your medicine forty eight hours
before was ~ great measure. relieved, aud
IN one week | sleep az soundy in my bed
me whole night M ! ever did ~ INV HE. and
have never had return of The asthma since,
nov hvc mouths. Yours truly,
+. LhBAN. 4
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II wonld remind my customers and friend.
y that siill continue sciln. goods Cu,.p
al l51, Thames street My assor,n.nFr Of
course moi so fall a- " was few weeks since.
bpt Iaye sill many desirable goods lrr,
and they will now be offered even at ioy,r
prices t4au We have offered iheu, herelofoir'e
! ] have low PRICED Hroadslo,hs. Cns,inrres
and Sa'ineus. TLosS having Euys 10 cio,be
Tor the wln,er, will 6nd it toiheir advantage
to call and supply themselves soon for lIiry
will be sold CHE.qP.
Thc ladies' are invited la examine some
elegant Lace striped Mnslius. for dresses
a"a "'Nef purposes, us they will be sold very
bnyc also IaceonepS spd co,nmon Cam.
'rics "i every quality shaWls N great Va.
neiy worsied hosiery bonnie and csp RIB
'""S tor almost any ptIce ca p accs, wire
tasIr. Sc. 'h'
ASh'y store will be kept open bu, n few
weeks l"ngcr, would inviie all who wr,iJ
'ik' io avail ih'm-rlv.s of n chance Ia buv
s"u' GOOD BARGAINS 10 call soon : ior
'"fh goods US are r"mnning on hand viii
''ep oe Slnsrd ht public auctlor
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EphOWN'S Pencil Paste, by the dnze u,
- or .,nsle at X. J. TAYLOR'S.
Sept. c5.