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LATE From YrcArAN.

By the schr. +. \. Brown, at Charles
ton, from Havana, the New York Sun ha,
received adsices by the brig Young Greg.
DRY, at Havana, SIX days from Sisal, from
Merida, the Capital ct Yucatan, which
reach 10 the 10Th ultimo. We irnnslate
as fellows. The old Legislature Assem-
blv) has been dissolved, and new and ey.
lraordnary Congress was in session. II
was opened with the creates, sulcmuity, bv
Miguel Bafbachano, who was appointed
Governor interim, by the Assembly, and
has since been elected Governor Of Iuca.
tau BY the Congress. The names OF the
other Government officers are also given.
The first operation of the new Congress
was to settle The question Of Independence.
THIS being done, they proceeded TO the
management aud regulation Of all the other
matters necessary 10 the establishment of
a new Government. Three persons have
been appointed on secret foreign mission,
r'a the inited States Although the Go.
yernmcut did not openly declare that these
officers were to visit Washington for the
purpose OF occurring into lie steps ncces.
saty to procure annexation, Yet this was
well known 10 be the object. Tins step
hts found great tuvor with the people. and
although tie mission was ria the United
States 10 some other country, yet it is well
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DIRECT TAXES.

What vii! the Democracy OF the State
say to the argument Of their chosen Can.
ddatc Mr.. Shepard, in favor of DIRECT
TANES ; We have always thought that,
of all kinds Of taxation, this was the most
odlous and Anti Republican. Yet hear
what the Greensboro Patriot SAYS, OF
Mr. Shepard's Speech on this point:
He next assailed the 1autT-not only
the Wing Tariff Of lsI2. if we understood
him, but any and all Tariffs, even as q mode
Of raising revenue. There was something
original perhaps singular is the better
tcrm--in this part Of his haraneue. He
seemed to hold that Tariff Of duties on
imports operates altogether unjustIy upon
the pcoplc-oppressing the laboring poor,
while the wealthy nabob is not made Ia
bear his pfoporIonate part of the burden ;
and rent on 10 argue m praise Of direct
tares as The most Just and cqpiiGble mode Of
raising pecuHiary support for the Gore, Il.
mem. He however SAID TIN, his own par.
" and the Wing party agreed in he pro.
prir'y OF raising revenue by a tamil, or IN.
direct taxation; and tnen went on 10 point
out tho ground of difference between the
two parties on this question, and to assn
the Wing doctrine Of prnicclion.'--ib.
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Mr. SHEPARD'S NOTIONS or ECONO.
Ny AND EEIIEE.

A the session Of 1872 ,, (Dhe nc ia
IN which Mr. Shepard was 50 anxious TO
relieve the peoples distress bill was
pending IN The Seuate to appropriate two
Thousand dollars 10 cncIase the Capital
Square at Raleigh. Mr. Shepard moved
TO amend the bill hy striking out $4,000,
and app'opuailug FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS Eor that purpose And TN,
IS the same liberal geotlcman vino would
haze had the Governor of North Carolina
buy the Raicish and Gas'on Rul Road,
which cost near a million and a hall, for
ono Duliar,--or Zone red cent" we be
lcye hts own language ls.-FGg Obs.
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Ertrsrtqf d letter, ddt5i
NEW ORLEANS, Nav o-lh

NEW ORLEANS. May 21lh 1916.
" Not the first dollar of appropriation has yet
been made here The diSbursIug officers are over
head in debt. They don't seem to understand
meters AT Washington
So reads letter from New Orleans to
the last New York journal of Commerce,
Yet the Union assures us that the presi.
dent and his Cabinet are not only the most
industrious and hard working set Of oft.
Gals that ever blessed the country, but
that each Of them, in his respective sphere,
is most accomplished, skiliul and judjcious,
10 all that they do and in all TINT they leave
undonc. The New Orleans papers Of both
parties, have made complaints Of the inef.
ticiency and negligence of tho Adminstra.
ton in the management of the war. In
deed, It's want OF promptness and energy in
providing for the emergency on the from.
tier, doubtless induced Gen. Gaines, in the
absence OF express instructions, to "as.
sumo the responsibility" of organizing
troops and providing them with supplies
an offence 10 answer for which he is now
ordered TO ashnston. Rich. Wing.
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Dcnth OF IonI, ID. IIcmrr.

IA tls H,iast e isfs. a5e ia @,5iir Tie
scH',b.ilirs Of orr Whole community stsc great,
~ shocsrd, on Saturday morning last, TO hear Of
The death Of louis d Henry LEO an eminent
Ctiizen and distinguished lawyer-who died We
y suddenly tie prev Gus night, At hs residence
90 i's1ty. 'lr II was se.zeJ W ia rafaly.,
about 10 oclCek. Z. II aat .nr wed The attack
Ja' two or s1fco hoars lie ~a'. We understand.
IN Tho 5s'h year Of has age Rllegt Rrgisi,r
II Jasc lGiA.
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Since the above was ia type We learn
IN unieigned pleasure and announce the
III 10 cur readers, that the Senate has
ratified The Treaty for the set
IlemcDt OF the Oregon con-
IroVcrsy.
The Injunction Of secrecy has not been
cmoyed by the Senate on its proceedings,
| at enough is known, (say the Na'ional
oellgcnccr) to enable us TO state that G
snfcation passed by vote Of forty one
| foarteea-a majority, we believe, une
faallcd on any important treaty except the
|reaty of ls42.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American, makes some
lrous revelations IN regard To the Mes
,e Of The President. He says:
nIfthe message Of tho Executive shall ever
Z lie light Of day, there will be but one opin.
n a. 10 ils character throughout The length and
edith OF tie land Every sentence OF it is
srked BY the cunning OF the politician, ana The
,suce Of that elevated patriotism aud dignity
sch should charaeterise has office Wings and
democrats of both divisions concur, without
.taticnt voice. ia tn opinion IL biz conduct IL
e. crisis. Ilo invoked the name Of Wash
-iln as the example for requiring tha advise.
d, o. the Senate IA tue form proposed. But
a. 81. 4 d
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z Os I on the 4 h instant, Q thcr between nv
= A house and John Hendetson's. deed. or at
his house where sale was held a small wallet or
pocket book, containing two hundred and twenty
dollars IN one roll, Of which am certain and there
may have been some other money in the pockets.
Among the bills is two 500 bills, one on the Bank
Of the State Of North Carolina, payable at VIII
mingtou, the ether on the bank at Hamburg the
balance Of the money vas all 80 bi's-3 or 5
were on the bank Of Charleston, the balance we're
on the Commercial Bank Of Columbia. reward
Of Twenty-Five dollars will be given to the finder
if it is returned with the cou,ents, ANY Infor.
nation relatite TO tie pocket book thankfully re.
ceivcd which can be directed to the Post Office ut
Charlotte.
JAS. II. DAVIS.
JgHe ), lsI6. At
J,ilersouian copy 3t.
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GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.

In the Senate, on Monday, Mr., Webster
rose aud spoke as follows,
When stated the other day, that ii
was supposed the present daily expenditure
OF the Government amounted to about half
a million Of dollars, | dad not speak On NY
authority; spoke on very good authority.
| dad not mean, however, what may be cnl.
led the expenses proper Of the army aud
navy nor did mean to say that this was
an expense which might be expected 10
last; but | dad mean to say, that am
crcdbly informed that, Including the vast
charge for transportation, adding this to
the other expenses Of the increased state
Of the army and navy, there Is now actual
~ bearing upon the expenses of the coun-
try, very nearly bali a million Of dollars
per day.
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REV ARDEn /!

James X. Kane, of Philadelphia, to
whom Mr.. Polk wrote tha, Jesuitical Tar.
I'll letter in 1914, which secured him the
vote Of Pennsylvania, has been nominated
to the Senate, il is said, us u S. District
Judge, in place Of Archibald Randall, late.
" deceased. We marvel that Mr.. Kane
has not been long ago rewarded. Perhaps
however, the President feared it might re.
yiye unpleasant rccoIIections. r.. Wkig,
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London May % b, 10 o'clock.
MONEY MARKET.

The Enghsh securities have been nliic.
ted IN considerable degree by the news
from America Of a declaration of war BY
that country against Mexico. 1t is feared
that 1t will have the effect Of involving us
in fresh difficulties with the United States
and tina, the Oregon dispute will now be
come a question Of secondary importance
compared with others that will, in all pro.
liability, arise from the hosilitles of ouI
Transatlantic neighbors.
The favorable effect which it was anti.
cipaied would follow the large majority in
the House Of Lords on the second reading
Of the corn law bill, was quite stu,ifed
by this intelligence and, notwithstanding
the good position of the account, prices are
about a half per cent. lower than they clio.
>ed last night
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET-FIifap.
We noticed a partial decline of / per
ID. on American and Surat las, week, that
decline being general on the opening Of the
market.
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voLrNrLER REGIMENT.

Only two Companies remain In be ten
drred To complete the Regimen, Of NoIun
ictrs called for ty tho Prcsdcu, Of The
Uurcl States from North Clrollua. Eight
Companies Win faII complemenls, have al.
ready offered their services from the fol
loving Counties, w; Rowan, Wake, Or
aug' q compantes,l Ftrt, Henderson, anC
Buucou,bc, II companies, -KuL Reg.
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THE TARIFF.

10 House of Representatives. agreed on the
,'p instant, by majority of 80 to take up the
'''a bill. This is not to be considered as midi.
'''Ve OF The success Of tho bill. II has been an.
= Consideration for several days and will on.
'''' the greater part Of the timo of the House
y some time.
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'JNoRED CHANGES IL TIE CAB.
NET.

Eamor is rife with tho change, that is TO take
''' ~ uac Cabinet at Washington, consequent
on Tic a'9gstlnen, Of the Oregon Question. It
'i'rl.Srt Nr Buchanan is to retire from the
10 DEPARTMENT, and Mr.. Rush is to take his
.s VI Haywood vii Gke Mr. Bancrol-'
','nl Nr u wll q abroad Mr.. Walker
b transferred to the War Department; but
. b io4,lcd.
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STATE or THE FINANCES.

y = VI illFs Z ~ y tNNl'N
HNe l5lh instant, the President laid before
4 ''h''e Message accompanied by Report
% 'Ae Secretary Of the Treasury, in reply Ia
90 by TIE scUate fot the views Of the Etccu-
7 IS 70 any ptobable deficiency 10 the Revenue
\ 'e means Of supplying it. From the show
Y Of Tue Secretary there wtl be a deficit IN the
f''afy Of sl2.5sG. lu6, which he recommends
supplied by loans OF Treasury notes
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INTERESTING EXHIBITION.

friend detail, below an interesting exhibition
he bad The pleasure Of witnessing ono day last
week II certainly affords great pleasure 10 the
friends of the unfortunate beings 10 which il has
reference, that instruction is SO easily attainabla
Mr., james II Kennedy Of Ills county. Las a
hne 500 nov eleven years Of age but who suffers
from The calamity OF total blindness from his
bfth' E'g'h o. ten months since. Mr.. l.. Springs
OF our village, learning his situation procured
& Tor MN al the worth, an elementary work, pre-
pared Tor TIC education Of the blind, aud having
obtained It his father commenced his instruction.
! had an opportunity last week 10 witness hls
proficiency and to our surprise and qualification
lac abs to read with fuency equal indeed
superior, TO that of most boys, who have not re-.
ceyed greater advantages. Since ho obtained
the manual Mr. Springs procured for the youth
a copy of the New Testament and he now appears
TO bo familiar with every portion of tho sacred
book. Tho experiment establishes the important
fact that no peculiar af is necessary 10 instruct
Inc BLIND. That the advantages OF education are
accessible NJ moderate cApeHsr % IN who have
ifiends aud relatives Of ordinary intelligence who
are willing 70 give them the necessary attention.
The earnest desire 10 learn which always cLar
sctersrs unfortunate persons nf tins dis, .rpiion
the infinite satisfaction which they derive from,
tue EllHrsos OF tie world without them. which
they titus ohtan-rendcr these instructions com.
pafatiyely easy and delightful comics. tho,
We witnessed this exhibition OF intellectual I'M.
pfoyemcnt IN this unfortunate youth with 40 in.
discrihlJlc pleasure To him Tie word Of IG,
was opened and the truths Of our holy religion
were spread before hls mind and be drank them
20 "tl deep and earnest ayidly which to eve.
~ hear, must have been d source Of the highest
pleasure. here msy be others in our communi
y similarly situated We trusl HAT their irer.ls
aud utaiIves wili not permit them to remain
@illout tie bonefil o. instruction thus easily 90
ialncd; and i they are not ollie 10 procure Them
hope and lo'ieso that usy ai'l not appeal IA
VAIN g the charities 81 Tie benevolent W.
---..@.-
lT We learn from tie Eutl orforGton Rcpub
lialn that Con G ilyrum hos hecn rendered
,Hc ofiec d Lieutenant Colonel Of tie Regiment
Of y 'untceu rsi.,ug for tic Mexican war. A.
the death Of Gen raste1t has vacated the Office
Of Colonel Gen Byauu slll no doubt receive
The appointment.
Vs. Ger. Glmes, accompanied by his
aid 5e.camp, tLeui. Calhoun arrived at
Wellington On the evening of the 18Th
instant.
"a We have received 10 late intelli
gcuce from tie sen II War
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LblFATION BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MEXICO.

" late arrival at Boston Information ia
O'sh' that England has offered hor mediation
''ecn The uuicd States and Mexico, and that
'UuclIons to this effect have boon sont to Mr..
'Aenbam This was ex pccted BY some, and Oh.
''"oh TO i has already been urged.
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mARR1rn

In Weakening county on the evening 81
18th inst, by T.. Potts Esq, w. c. ROGfRs -
" adesborough, n. C.. 10 Miss MARY
FINCH, eldest daughter Of S Finch.
Happy the tSart where graccI reign,
Where love inspires the breast
Love Is the brightest Of the train
And strengthens all the rest
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1 Agricultural NOficc.

Fg7lE members Of tie Nrcklcnbufp Acrcci
r tural society are f'gn-sicd To- meet in the
Court House in Charlotte on the second Saturday
IN July, Of II O'clock. h Is hoped iul mceli. Q
viii be hud at that time. Any Ci'z.n wishing 30
become member IL invited To attend on dat day
aud he eau have an opportunity Of doing co.
a, SPRINGS PfcsiGeAf.
June q, lsIG
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For Sale.

go GOOD WORK MULES For rdfther par
% ticulars enquire at this Office
June H. ls4G. t39
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Repeal paper, speaking of O'Connell, says,
" He's the very man for Irelandss money"
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On tho elst inst. Mr.. ROBERT B. Parks,
in the l5,!t Yn-r Of his 20.
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Vs. Gen. Games, accompanied by his
md de.camp, Lieut.. Calhoun arrived at
Warrington on the evening Of the 18Th
Instant
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WM D. COCHRAN, Co., Can.
JHHe g, 1916.
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jgHe ), lSl6.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
IlOrticuliural-SOOt and Water.

The following from the Southern Planter,
contains SO much sound, practical and good
sense, that our agricultural readers will study
and adopt its philosophy
In the preceding volume Of this work, page
l3l, there Is very interesting article on the
proprlttv OF using liquid manures for the pur-
poses OF horticulture; a solution of SCOT aud
water H. therein recommended, III the proper.
tiun of SIX quarts ofthe former to hogshcad
of the latter. This mixture has been found
To exercise most saIutary influence on peas,
asparagus, and variety Of other vegetable 5
to which II nhas been applied. We do not
doubt the fact stated, and would here observe
tha, the soup suds which is made IN n fnrmer's
family, and which is mosly thrown away, is
one of The most effective manures that can
be applied to vegetables and flowers Of all
kinds. From an experience of several wears
we can testify IL IT'S invignrailng effects, and
recommend its use with confdence.--.
There are but few families anywse extern
sivc who do not make n sufficient quantity
of tins article IN the course of one year. to
keep a garden of toerable slz" no, only in
good condition, but rich enough To secure
good crops of vegetables.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
TO THE CO.NSUMP TIVE !

Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of
Life, not only to councract The consumptiye
tendencies of the climate, but to be used as a
preventive medicine in all cases of Colds,
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood Pain in the Side and
Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the Lungs
bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fe.
Yer, Night Sweats, Emaciaion and General
Debility. Asthma, Influenza, looping Cough
and Group.
! In case Of actual disease Of the Lungs, or
seated Consumption, it is the only source of
Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald & Smith, Sole Agents for
the United Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse,
Regent Street London, in bottles and cases, for
Ships, Hospitals, &c
! Ry Special Appointment-DAVID r
|BRADLEE, 10, Court street, Boston, Mass.
sole Agent for the United States and British
American Provinces.
American price, cl per bottle, with full dl-
rec'lons for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, continuing IA mass Of English and
American certificates and other evidence, show
ing the unequalled merits of this great English
Kennedy. may be obtained Of the Agents gratis
None genuine, without the written signature
OF the American Agent, on gold and bronze
Sabel, to counterfeit which is forgery.
AGENrs-Newpon, Il. J. TAYLOR-Bris-
iol, >. W. BRlGGs-Warren. w. N. PAR
KER-Providence, GRosvENoR & CHASE
New bedford, T.. THoRNToN & SoN-FnlI
River, T.. ;. CHASE. Aug. IA, ls45. Iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
VHNRAjNS leave Fall River for Taunton

THNRAINS leave Fall River for Taunton.
q. Boston and Providence, at II A. NJ. and
q p. NJ.
Leave Fall River for New Bedford. at y
and - A. NJ, and p. NJ.
Leave Boston aud Providence for Fall
River at s \. NJ, and "a p. NJ.
Leave New Bedford for Fall River at n
A. NJ, ard q p. VI.
The Stage wall leave Newport at half past
u O'Clock, \. NJ. for Fail River, and wll.
connect with lho Boston rain which leave,
Fall River at . p. m. and the New Bedford
train at p. m.
Fare from Newport to Boston, $500
DO. do Taunton, %
Do. do New Bedford, 35
Tickets TO bp purchased OF the Stage drl
yer for either Of the routcs,-or at tho office
IN Newport, n, Thames street.
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Supt.
Oct. I'd, Isi5-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

/ o. REMEMBER and always ask foI
BROWNS SARSAPARllsLA a. IONh-
ITU BirTERS-.Theso excellent Bitter,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundlce, Loss Of
Appetite, general Debility, Falntness and
Sinking Of the Siomach, lowness of spirits
cosiIvcness aud determination of blood to
the head, pam in the limbs aud SIDE diarrhna
weakness, dizziness, culaueous erup,ious oI
the face and neck, hectic fever. hight sweats
nervous aud sick headache. acidily of slom.
ach, billions affections, piles, costivcness. aud
IN all diseases caused by impurIty of the
blood. the debility OF the system, or the un
healthy state OF the stomach and bowels.
GoiNG TO sEA.-Maslers ofvesscls. Oh 60
ing 10 sea, particularly on long voyages II
they value their own health, or their crews.
should never leave the wharf without one or
two dozen of Browns Sarsaparlla aud roma-
to Bttrrs. II IS nbou, the only medicine
they need II purlfrs the blood. and com
pleiely cures and prevents SCURVY, which
alone is sufficient recommendation bur
where persons are going from cold 10 warm
climate, it is of the hghest Importance, -
There are many masters of vessels who say
they had rather be without their whole med.
lclne chest than not have supply oi the
SarsnparlIla aud Tomato Buffers. In fact
most of The physicians in Boston, recommend
I for the above complaints.
Sold at BROWNS medicine store. GS
Washington street, Boston, and X. J. TAY.
LOR'S, Newport, r. l. Feb. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05

PoTATo JELLY.-The potato may with
ease be made into a rich and nutrIcIous
Jelly, and the process should be gener-
ally known II is as follows Let IA
couple Of good sized, meaIy potatoes, be
washed, peeled, and grated throw
the pulp thus procured in basin OF wa
ter and stir it well ; let il stand a few
minutes, and a sufficient quantity Of
starch will have fallen for the purpose
required pour off the water, and pour
on boiling water, stirring the starch The
while and it will soon and suddenly
pass to the state of Jelly. The only
nIccty required is to be careful that the
water is absolutely boiling, Otherwise
The charge will not take place. On com
pairing this Jelly with that obtained from
Bermuda, IA difficulty in discri mating
between the two will be apparent. The
difficulty, however, becomes more Ubvi-
Gus, on applying sugar to swecien the
JelIirs, for then the superior flavor Of the
potato Jelly is at once perceived, and it
Is equal, il not superior, also, 10 arrow
root IN lis nutritious properties Selected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-05
TO THE AFFLICTED!
YOU NAY, If YOU WILL, BE CURED

YOU NAY, IF YOU WILL, BE CURED
nF all diseases of the Skin and hnmors
W of the Blood, internal and external. by
a timely application to DIR. A. ID. GOULET,
the son of the celebrated Indian Doctress,
Mrs. Richardson.
DIR. e.. offers his services to the inhabitants
of Newport, and vicinity, where he may be
found at Mr.. Joseph Fish's for two days on
ly, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 3D.
{, 4th of February where he will be happy to
wait on those who may favor him with a CALL
! DIR. G. cures all kinds Of diseases, such as
Cancers, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Fits,
IConsumpilve Complaints, Scrofua, Nervous
Affections, rheumatism, Spinal Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Salt Rheum. St. An
thnny's Fire or Eryspelas, Scald Head,
Leprousy or White Scurf. letter or Ring
Worm, Prairie Itch, aud all kinds Of humors,
Ladies Weakness, Dropsy, and all other dis
eases with which the human family is afflct-
ed.
His Medicine is made entirely of roots and
herbs, aud prepared by himself
Please call and have your case examined
FREE.
N. B. DR.. A. ID. c. will visit patients at
their residences if required
Newport, Jan. 81, lS46-3m.