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4 Valuable Testimony.

We like, at oil times, to give credit when
credit is due, and if at the same time we can
relieve the distressed, we are doubly graiitied
we, therefore, give the following voluntary
testimony as to the beneficial effects of Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, by the editor OF
Columbia South Carolinan, who appears to
have obtained great relief from its use. Old
Doinin,on, Portsmouth, Va.
WISTAR'S BALSAM ofWILD CHERRY.
We seldom resor, to patent medicines, hav'
ing great respect for the skill of the medical
profession, but chance threw into our way the
above named medicine, Immediately after the
close of the late session of the Legislature,
when our lungs were almost dried up by the
highly rarl6e atmosphere Of our stove warm
ed State House. The Bolsam Immediately
relieved us Of a mos, harrasslng cough, which
threatened our health in n serious degree
We feel that we are indebted to it for some
fifteen pounds of animal wcight-whch add
tion being once FELT, cannot be forgotten
None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For Sale, in Newport, by r. J. TAYLOR.
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I'd RODESLANDER, WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 25 1886
BAILEY,s sARsAPARIIIA-rsn

llshed in lS3i-rbis preparation of Sarsaparl.
Ia has been Twelve years before the public, aud
from ITS superior merits has gained for itself a
high reputation AS a remedial agent; is favora.
bly, regarded by the medical fraternity generally
and prescribed by them in their practice, is in
very high repute IN the United States Navy and
Army, IL has always received their patronage
and approval. and for all the purposes for which
sarsaparlla is nsed this preparation or 5arsapa.
rl'la stands unryalled. Ii possesses double ihe
strength of any other Sarsapariila in Use, being
prepared m n regular scientific manner. NAV
properly be regarded as the triumph of science
over plackery.
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Certificates,

MIR. BAILEY, Dear Sin IL have received the
bol les of Fluid Extract of Sarsaparila which !
ordered about four months since and feel that |
wonld he nngratelu 10 withhold from you or the
public the evidence have had of is good effects
on me. have, as You well know. been n Grip
pie Tor over seven years M times ] have been
confined TO my house, and all The time been un.
able TO do any business. The physicians lung
my disease Chronic Rheumatism ended with
diseased liver Whether this was my com.
plant or not, am unable To say, but I have
used this past summer eight bottles of Baey's
Extract of Sarsaparilla and am now about my
business, entirely well. | have recommended
this to other of my friends who are receiving
great benefit from lis use.
Very truly yours. &c.
JAMES ). AMES, ISi West Broadway,
or l2i Frobt.st. N. York Civ.
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sAG SHIP NEWS. A,
Es3fE Ts.sAs.
PORT OF NE WORT
A X RIV ED.
THURSDAY, Nov. ~.

THURSDAY, Nov. ~.
Briggs st Lawrence, REYNOLDS. Bangor. Nor.
wch Lafayette, Clifford do, w-IIavcn.
SchrS Delaware, Holbrook, N. York, Ports
mouth Champion, Champlin, Nantucket, New
York Abstract Fuller Prnvincctown, Norfolk;
Mars Hill llitchler, Bangor, New Haven Cuu.
voy, NickerSon, Albany, Boston Glenroy Per
~, Gardner, Prov Banner, Star, Gloucester,
N York; Albion, Bates. East Greenwich, Batl-
more; Maze. Verrell, N. York, Saco; lvanho,
Packard, do Boston Lucy White, White, do
ThomaSton Richard Taylor, Cutler, do, do
Richmond Packard, do, Portsmouth.
SloopS Jane, Hall, Prov. Pawca,uck Mount
Hope, Phillips, Taunton N. York.
FRIDAY, Nov. 20.
Went ashore this morning near the Blue.
Rocks sip. Juno, Miller, I'm \. York for Prov.
Schrs Star, Smaily, Boston, Catskil Mel
willie, sawyer, Easiport, Hartford; Croton,
Chace, Boston, N. York Excel, Lowell, do,
do Wnlcott, Rider, do. do ; Richmond, liar.
ford, Phla., Boston; Daniel Brakloy, Town.
send, North Carolina, N. York Brookhavcn,
Burdick, Phila Bolivar, Bunker, fm Alexan.
dria for Nantucket. On tho night Of the l9ih
inst, lost both anchors aud chains about 10
mlrs West of Point Judith and sustained other
damage to hull and sails, while AZ sea. She
now lies IT. feet water at high tides
SATURDAY, Nov. 81.
Brig Confidence, Bailey, n. York
Slonps Excel, Bennett, Fall.Rivcr, " York /,
Thomas W Thornr Durfcr do, do Brunette
Smith, Norwich, Fall RlYr.
SUNDAY, Nov %.
Grg Clncdop, Grcenl"ar. fm Wlm ineton.
Sthr Superior, Bail, fn y York
MONDAY, Nov. 23
Schr Engineer, Whiting, Norfolk, fG'.Rw.
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THE DEED OF BLoop.-It requires. often
times. says the N. II. Statesman, q task OF the
mental faculties, at this distance from the
scene Of slaughter TO realize that for SIX
months the United States have been engaged
in War of conquest, and in behalf OF
Human Servitude that our armies have
traversed much OF the SOL Of neghborng
Republic laid waste its territory partially
at least. destroyed its cities; slam thousands
Of ito inha btants, nnc are still carrying desc
lation and woe into unnunbercd human hab.
tations. An involuntary shuddcr cannot bu,
seize the farmers ola great majority of the
people Of New fIampshire-lf they be capn.
bic of the feeling Of men and chrlsl,ans-when
they reflect upon the origin and the purpose
OF this war, and the vast amount Of suffering
and death it has caused, together with the
vices Of which il cannot fai to be the source
And when they consider the origin of the
controversy unholy purposes for which
il is continued, and compute, if they be able,
the fearful catalogue Of its woes, they cannot
but become indignant against the authors OF
the calamity, and demand, by every consider
alton that can be addressed to the rulers of
nation claiming to be christian people, thai,
the bloody strife be brought to a speedy
close.
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The kcic ENGLAND E1yth1u1tG Our read

The Ne,o England Edrthguako.-Our readers
will all remember or rather the fact will be
brought up to their minds that on the morning
OF the 25h August an earthquake was very SEN
sibly felt IN various parts Of New England.
Such unusual phenomena in our country cauS.
ed considerable comment and much dStruSt oi
their actual existence. Other persons, how.
ever, stated that in course of time we should
hear Of volcanic action Ia south America II
would SEEM however, from recent accounts
that the matter must bc referred To n convuSion
OF Mount Ilecla in Iceland. A letter dated
Copenhagen, September 2lSt which has been
published among "thcr items OF European in
teligencc. says
Towards noon on the 22d ult there was n
sudden and violent eruption of Mount ilecla.
the commencement of which was accompanied
by several shocks of earthquake, extending To
n radius Of about three miles, (scyen French
leagues) The eruption lasted about 80 mi
Duies the flames rose 10 an immense height,
and all the country about the volcano was
covered with thick layer Of ashes.
There can be little douh, that the earthquake
On the morning Of the 2jih Of August, felt IN
MaSSac hnScttS, proceeded from the eruption of
iiecia, at noon on the 22d The distance we
presume, is ahout % geographical degrees, 80
that the vibration or pulSaiun travelled NJ the
rate Of "A miles per hour.-tphlla. American
"Whnt part of The fowl will you be- help a
to- "lll tate tha, part .ha, should be- drcsscd
m pintalctts," ropln 4 Mss VI pdcsiv
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Hon. Court of P:nbare. for the
town of Tivcrtun. Commissioners TO receive
and examine the claims of the creditors against
the estate of Nathan =. Bravlon, late of liver.
ton, decd, represented inSovenl aud six months
from the date hereof, being allowed for the
creditors to bring in and prove their claims
We will receive the same at our several places
Of abode. and viii also meet at the late ieSi-
dence of said Nathan 5. Brayton, on the las
Saturdays in March and April next, at o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purposes aforesaid.
ASA GRAY
JOSEPH COOK. Comm srs.
EDWIN DWELLY,}
Tiveron. Nov. ,, 1916
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ExrLosIos AND Loss OF LIFE AT PirTs.
RuRG. in Pttsburg on Friday afternoon last
an explosion took place in the foundry Of
Messrs. Alger & Holland, which resulted most
calamitously. The boiler burstcd, killing Mr.,
Holland and a Mr. McClory, tearing off both
their heads, and severely wounding two or three
others. The house was reduced to mass of
ruins
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nj r. NOR NDA.

Arr nt 81 Jago do Cuba, Oct 10Th, brig
Gen Cobb, Hammond, fn this port.
Arr NJ ApaIachicola, prev. To iirh, schr
George Engs, Smart. fn Camden, Mo
Arr at Wilmington, NC. i9lh inst, brig
Wolcnti Eddy, FIN Daricn, lr New York.
Cid nj New Orleans, fith inst sch. Mar'hn.
Cozzcns, fr Pensacola.
Arr at New Orleans, iIih inst, brig Tasso,
Burdlck, fm Brazos.
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MO. !, OAK ROW.

VNfIE Christian Altar, by VIM. +. Wyatt, DID,;
Il Something for Every Body, by The author
OF Letters from the New Purchase; Early jesuit
Missions in North America Rejected AddreS.
seS by Horace and James Smith Duncan'S
Sacred Phianthrophy of the Seasons; Family
Monitor, by Mrs. Ellis, sc, for sale by
Nov. 20. e.. T. HAMAlETT Jr
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Historical Lectures.

The Intro duclory Lectures to The Winters
Course, on Church History, will be given in
the Mill.st. Church, on Sunday evening next,
At Cd o'clock. Nov. 18th lS46.
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ASSigaIce'S Notice.

TVNIIE subscriber having received of Isaac
i Barker, of Tivcrlon, an assignment of III
his estate, of every kind (eXccpi wha1 is exempt.
ed from attachment by law,) for The benefit of
all his creditors IN proportion 10 their respect
i've demands hereby gives notice To all persons
having claims against him, 10 present them TO
the subscriber within six months from the date
hereof. ORLiN WEBBER, Assignee.
Tiycrton Nov lSih ISl6
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For Sale,

.k5& NNIE Brig GOOD HOPE, OF North
,EIE l. Kingston. as she lies nj Capt Ba-
ker'S Wharf, in Wexford. said Brig is lO1
tons burlhen, of light draft of waler,-was
repaired two years ago, has good
chains, anchors, boat, sails and rigging, and
may be sent to sea without expense, For further
particulars apply TO GEO. W. NICHOLS.
Nov: Is, l~i6-,f Wexford, Il. T.
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Guardians Notice.

VHiE subscriber hereby gives notice that She
L has been appointed BY heiIon Court OF Pro-
bate of the town Of Newport Guardian to the
persons and estates of Abby Freclovc, Ga luna
tic of full agc,) and her minor children Hiram
l.. Frcelove, and George w. Frcclovc, both un-
der fourteen years Of age. She therefore re-
quests al persons having demands against said
Abby and her children. Hiram Il. aad George
w. Frcelovc, to present the same to her, prcvi-
Gus TO the expiration Of six months from the 9TH
OF October, lSi6 ELIZABETH LAW TON
Nov. 2jth, lSiG.
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Newport, Nov. 25th, 1916.
MUFFS! MUfFS!! MUFFS!!!

TNIIE subscriber would call the attention of
Il the Ladies to his extensive stock Of MunS,
such as blk. Lynx, dark and light Liberian, n.
w, Fitch. Blue Fox, llungaian lynx, Geunett,
ard various other kinds all Of which will be-
sold cheap by JOHN H. JOUVET.
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NOTICE..

" The present limits are inadequate to ac
commodate my numerous Tetnue of customers.
On lst Of February next, shall commence TO
erect n "StupcndOus Warohouse." sufficiently
large TO accommodate my friends and numer-
ous customers "Large as the present House
is, il is not sufficiently inrge "spaeious, it is
not sufficiently spacious !" "Briiliant in APP.
pcarance, it is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of Boston, is TO
come dorm, and a Larger, more Spacious, and
Brilliant Establishment is 10 take its place.
These names have been applied to my esiab
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character of Oak Hail Such rs "a sape.
rior MART" "a princeiy warehouse" "a Past
Trading area" IA Matchioss Establishment,
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trade, "a Stupend.
Gus Scheme, "an Ertensire Markct,' ga Tri.
umphant .9ehierement," IA sphere Of Ertraor-
dinary Operations, "an UaapproaehaJie Hon
der" Such names probably will apply TO my
new constructure when completed. / might
as we'll undertake to con6ne the vast ocean ia
the limits of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my large trade within the walls of
those present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements arc not over
rated The trade al my extensive Ware-rooms
may be compared to n large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stature have become su great
that il requires n larger sphere for it's present
mov emcnts. This Wsrehonse, erected in
!Si2, has stood unrivalled in the metropolis
fr extent and magnitude, and yet it is far, far
from being equal to the extent of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage
must have a largor house for the unfettered
movements Of It's enormous form. An estab-
lishmrnt far surprising the present one, is alb.
sontely necessary, and ore is shortly TO be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
tercsted i'm nv welfare
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As FAIR As TIE LILY !--RAD-

. n Adtk ghS EeE SEbh .-shtD
AWAY = celebrated LhineSc Nedicai,d ho,p
Is indeed a wonderful diScoveyy...for what Ma
ture in her miraculous works has LETT uuhni>h-
I'd. this valuable Chinese Medicatcd soap HTS
completed. Look, lor instance, at that dark.
Sallow, pimplcd and dshgured visage-how
annoying To the sight is such an object hut
look at The lovely, iaif. clear aud transparent
cOmplcXien How beautiful To look upon
how the eyes gaze with delight on beholdinE
such an object OF beauty Why i there SO
much difference between the two objects Be-
cause the one has used that valuable med,sa"i
compound Railways Chinese Mcdicacd soap
and it has eradcatcd every veStige OF tan, PIN
pies spots blcmi>heS di>fgurements. aud all
unSlghtv eruplions whilst the other has nege
ed the advice oi her friends by not using his
valuable compound, aud of course sttisrad, ne
consequences. LADIES, do not farhte .;.vg
this excellent Soap trial, ksr Il fonT sa IN he
either daIk, Sallow, rough or dslignFrd, iRad'
way Chinese Medicsed Soap Will make II aS
lalr aS The lily, and render Il sweet aud hrshhy
far and transparent Price fl2 i-2 cents per
cake. Sold wholesale and retail er9t hudson
sIcet New York, and by RI Faylor, Rsen,
Newport aug 9th.
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For saIc sllC.p,

A LARGE and choice yarrr ot Candle,
~ Just manufactured log"tnc, wl'h = quaplI
" ofplain AID run Cnks, Pies, - ~ the Not,
recently occupied by + SacN.r
wa CRNNSTDN,
Auorcv f,' : bsl.iHlO Assignee.
H.. ~
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TUESDAY. Nov. 2l.

schrs Daniel L. Wileii. Smith, Prov. ., New
London Adams, Baker, do. Baltimore.
Sloop Rienzi, Duriee. Prov, New York.
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ID II A 7 II S,

In this town, on the Goth inst, Miss Mary
Catherine Allen, youngest daughter Of the late
Mr., Samuel Carr, aged Is years.
In Providence, on Sunday morning last. Col.
WIN. G. Thayer, in the 47th year Of his age.
In Providence, on the 18th inst, William II.
Peck, son of Capt, Noah Peck in the Goth
year of his age.
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No. 100, Thames-st.
Directly opposite The Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TISDALE.

ANlNG completed the alteration and i'm
IL provcmcnt of the above store, is now pre-
pared 10 receive again the calls Of his custom
crS and the public where he offers for sale
upon the mos, reasonable FERNS. "A large aud
valuable assortment oi the following Gonds, viz.
Gold and Silver, Lever, LEpine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gill and Plated Jewelry:
silver, German Silver, Plated end Rrilarnla
Wares; SpectacleS Of Gold and silver; Fine
Packetand Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps, Pea
iumeIy, Brushes, Combs, aud rich Fancy Coos
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of all
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japnnnd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays
Steel Bag n Purse Clasps; Purse trimmings.
Steel, Silver and Gin Beads; Drilld eyed. Net
ting, Knitting and Crochet Needles
Having received the Agency Of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute nj wholesale or retail, all orders fuI
'm hour Day, Gallery, Alarm, O. G. Pillar
and Golhc Clocks, al prices lower than they
have heretofore been offered Clocks war
ranlcd.
Watches of every description repaired. aS
usual, and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK OF all kinds
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, of the latest
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver. n 10
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Great bargains.
Horse and yx,wcu for Sale.

A FIRST.RATE Express Wagon, entirely
"A new, together with good Horse, and q
hnc Harness, viii be- SOLD cheap. d. immediate
application j. made to W n tRAN~ToN,
Attorney tor :. B1,cuan, Assignee
Nov. ~ i~i6
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Anctiolls.
Shcrin's Sale.

NEwPoRT, SC.
BY virtue of an Execution issued out OF the
Clerks Ohce Of the supreme CONT for the
County n Newport, August ERIN, A. -
l-l6, III favor Of Charles H. Russen, Of tie
Cily and State Of New-York. alerchapi, aui
10 me directed and delivered, will sell ~
Public Auction on he prsihi>eS to he highest
bidder on SATURDAY, the l2rh day of De.
ccmber. 1876, at eleven o'cldek A. II. 10 Slti-
IS said Execution
4 IL the right title and interest that Dorrl
N n Hail. Of said New YORK, Merchant, ,ha,t
when attachment was made on HE original wfIt
on HE OH day q: May, I1i5, al 9oclock A. " ,
ia and to a certain tract of land with dwelling
hsIsc md olher buildings thereon, siiunle ~
Newport, in said county, and bounded rs fol-
lows, viz '-Norherly partly on land of Julia NJ
ia>lor, sid party hy drin way taSieIly hy
the O"eun - soulheily by land Of William i.
LaWrcne md Westerly by land Oi Charles r.
Russell. and containing about fry arres. more
or lrs'-,.Yrid tract hcing known by tie name of
the "ArhSuong Farm"
Nuv 70. Nn. n. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
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q. w. SIMMONS,

p. s. Being Obliged to make these s'upcnd-
dous alterations, the Large, Fresh Stock of
Fashionable Ready made Clothing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fall aud com
ing Winter, amounting TO npwards Of onc hun
tired and tpeaty:fre thousand doiiars, will be
closed up al prices much below the extreme Iom
prices hare been sciiing. All the Furniture
Of the present establishment for sale-LargS
Mirrors, Clocks, Chandciiers NTH Rich Cuf
Drops, Counters, Shop Gases, &C., &c.
Oct. 22d. lSJ6
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In this town, on the 18th inst, Mr.. William
A. Sweet, TO Mrs. Elizabeth Howard, both Of
ibis town.
In Topsham, Nc. lst inst, Lithgon Ilunter,
aged So to Miss Nancy Work, aged l5 daugl-
ter Of VIM Work, Esq both Of Il.
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The Boston Almanac for lc47,
BY S. N. DICKINSON.

WILL be published al an early dsy in De.
w cembeI The Directory to The Business
People of Boston, will be- thoroughly prepared
and inserted al greater length than usual. As
The business OF The city increases, this depart
meni OF our Amanac gTows with II. In The
number now coming out, there will be a series
iol DIAGRAMS representing the various Il AL
R,lNDS direrglGs from EO>loD, with hi>tori.
cal sketches of each. These diagrams on maps
have been prepared Al some cons >ldcrabe ex-
penSt, and viii, together with the liusnrS> vi.
icclCi(, form HE principal iralurcS To the Al
marac for lSl1 The usual quantity uf MiScel.
laneouN Maer will be found IN Il> pages. The
covers will be Illuminated with some choice
ISnccmenN0 Of Printing, aud the fine large Map
oi Boston, will be bound mp in the volume
Orders may be sent 10 Mr. u B. MUSSEY.
-, CoInhlll, aud to Mr.. THOMAS GROOM,
- Stale street. or t0ihc PrO9riclur =. y. DICK-
NsoN, 52 Washington street.
Oct 29;h, lsi6-9w
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Elegant Miniature Editions,

Early Piety the CaSket OF Jewels II is well;
A Bridal Gift Daily Food Manuel Of Matri-
mony Religious Lacon Album of Love
Think, Act, Pray; Loves Token Flowers !;
Gems of Sacred Poetry Bridal Wreath tleay.
enly Mamma Paul and Virginia The Altar
Poetry of Love The Young COMMUNICATE
lIeman's Poems Mourner'S Chaplet Camp.
bells Poems Channing's Self-Culure Loves
of the Angels Vision Of Death Silent Love
Christian Love OraclcS of Shakespeare the
above for sale at JANEs HAMMOND'S,
Nov. 25th, 1916 Book Store
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Far Rockavay. l. T. Fob Isl I9ll

Far Rockdway, l.. l.. Feb. lsi, lsl5
To Mr. e.. S, Watrouse, Sir ;-ilavng long
been afflicted with cuianeous eruplions called by
phy,clans Salt Rheum, aud by others Scrofula
and havIRg tried various remedies with little or
no benefit. was induced by seeing an adver.
ilsement in the l.. T., Farmer, 10 make trial of
Balley's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparllla. Aiier
usltg Two bottles found myself much better
and upon finishing six bottles. the eruptons had
entirely disappeared, and fully believe no other
medicine could have done it. For the benefit of
others. have been induced, to give this cert,ii-
cate, and recommend lis use TO others Who. like
myself have tried almost every other medicine
without Receiving amy Benefit, Yours, &c.
JAMES A. THORN.
Tor sale by most Of the druggists in New York
and throughout the United States aud by the
Proprietor. APOTilECARlES HALL. Price
single Us doz 81 80.
sept3 Agent in Newport, X. j. TAYLOR.