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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
HERALD AND RHODE-ISLANDER, THURSDAY MORNING
Benz. Marsh J r.
NO. 13o. THAMES-STREET.

HAS just received from New York,
q fresh supply oi Ladies Cater Boots
from one Of the brsi manufaclory's in the
'cliy, and will be prepared to furnish al the
shortes, notice, any color or size to match
dresses at The very lowest .Ntw York prices
Also, n large assortment of desirable ar
,cles, suitable for the season, consisting OF
Ladies first quaity FRENCH Morocco and Kid
Shoes, together with Misses and Childrcn's,
Of all descriptions aud p'ices. Also, guam
iity OF Chdren's leather and colored Morocco
Shoes, a little shop worn for 25 cts. a pair
Those who are in want of the above articles
will please call whore they cannot fail 10 be
uited boM in quality and prices.
April oh, 1876.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

"OULD invite the attention Of the pub
w lie to a beautiful lot Of BOOTS e.
SHOES, which he has just received from
Boston. Among them is fine lot of Gen.
tlemens Caters, a superior article and one
that will give great satisfaction to those
troubled with Corns. Also, Gentlemen's 8
fine calf sewed Boots. Ladies', Misses and
Chidren's Kid and Morocco Shoes, and last
but not leost--a splendid lot of LADIES'
FRENCH SHOES, Of the celebrated Paris
manufacturer, ESTE.
June 4th
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Official Acconnis. In the battle Of ralo Alto The
Anne, can force was 22s5 men; the Mexican
5000 OF The best troops in the army Of lhese last,
at eas, 300 were killed and 400 wounded. A.
mencan loss, Q killed andI4 wounded. In the
last battle, The Mexicans were 5000 strong, and
the Americans 2222. The MeXcans were ron,ed,
with 200 killed. The Americans had y, killed
and 81 wounded.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Human BRoTHERHoOD.-The race of man
kind would perish did they cease 10 aid each
other. From The time that the mother binds the
chld's head, till the moment that the kind asSis-
tan, wipes the dealh-Hamp from the brow of the
dying, we cannot exist without mutual help
AL therefore that need aid, have ght to ask
il from their fellow mortals; no one who holds
the power of granting can refuse II without guilt
SIR ". Sent.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

A new and valuable Liquid Dye which
"a instantaneousy changes the color OF
the hair to a beautiful brown or black, with
out injury to the hair or skin and which will
not fail of complete success, when properly
applied. Sold by
II. r. HAZARD,
Sign Of The Mortar, near iosh Curt House.
Aup. 81 IS15
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02


Friend>-friends- oh, could we meet them
And never from them part,
II might be well for us to twlne
Their hove around our heani--
But now we meet them only
To part from them again,
And cen our love for Them becomes
A source of care and pain
Vet we would not forget them,
For friendship sheds sweet llgh,
Over our shadowed pathway,
Making It's darl ness bright.
Oh no we must remember
As long as Sunl ght BLENDS
With earlh's fast falling shadows
Our tried and faithful friends.
Yes, while LIES taper burneth,
Dim though its light may seem,
Friendships pure ray shall mlnglc
With its faint and ffu CLEAN.
Deaths silent, shadowy valley
Its soft light shall illumc;
And the heart shall cherish il, undimmed,
In its home beyond the tomb,
Duxburv May, lsi6
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
DEAFNESS CURED

This INVALUABLE REMEDY, is n compound Of four dii
ferent Oils. one Of which the ACTIVE AND pRIscIPAL
INGREDIENT Is obtained by dsiiIaiion from the bar
Of certain species Of Walnut hitherto unknown for
its remarkable virtues IN diseases Of the Ear
RoME, N. Y, Jan. IL, 1916.
The OIL is selling much better than expected, and
gives satisfaction 50 far have learnt. person
was in the store to-day to whom had sold bottle,
who said had entirely restored the hearing one
aud that he was able To hear the tick OF watch by the
other, both Of which before had been entirely deaf for
several years. Signed
BIssELL Il LEONARD, Druggists.
For sale in Newport only by X. J. Taylor, Druggist
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
Important Notice.
KIDDER'S
llARlE u0RoE IMMINENT

"ARRANTRD to be one of the most vnlu
w able articles ever offered to the public
for sprains, wndgals, spavins, stiffness OF
the joints, strains and callouscs Of long
standing, also for swellings, fresh wounds,
gals, &c. &c. This truly valuable Lini-
men, has been extensively used for the last
20 years, and in no instance has it failed to
give satisfaction to The purchaser il is
cheaper than any other article, as it requires
but a small quantity to complete n cure.
Also will answer equally M we'll for Neat
or Horn cattle. frrratod only by the In
ventor and Proprietor. JAMES KIDDER,
East Boston, also for sale by X. r. Hazard,
Newport, Il. |. [Jon. ], ISi6.-Iy.
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III 1Ffe-eAtzz--S
1871 Three Guard smen, from the French oI
II Alexander Dumas,
3572 Banch Lurugsion, n tale by Mrs Hgfand,
3s2O Scenes and Tboughs Ia Europe by q CaL
II u.t,
322l The Pilgrim, IN tho shadow of the lngirai
n Alp, BY Georgs u, (heoa. ID ID.
1913 Freaks OF Cupid; novel by u lish Bache'
H loT
33l2 Wnnderiugs of a Pilgrim. under the shad-
| ow Of Mont Blanc by Geo Is Chersr, u ~ !
357I Bush Ranger Of Van Dlemen's Land, by
Chiriss ROtrcrCf. Esq.
1928 Ny Shooting box, by Irank Frrester, ]
1915 Recoliee,Ions Of Mexico, Waddy Thomson.
ESy. J
3224 D Aubigne and his writings prior to his
Ill>lon ol the ReioI nation, by Rec Robert
Bad, u. ID.
1926 Types a peep al Polynesan life. during II
tour months residence, in a valley of the
Nlareuesss. by Herman MeicMe !
30 q Keeping House and housekeeping. n
story OF domestic life edited by ms. S. :!
HaLe, ]
32I7 Boarding out. tale of domestic life, edited
by Mrs. S. j. Hoie !
1916 Travels over the rable.lands, and CoidIl-
leras Of Mexico, during the years lSl3
ard ~, including The Biosraphes of lIur
bride and Santa Anna by Alert N Gill
am,
1928 Mon,erzuna the Last of The Aztecs, a ro.
matce, By Idrdrd u0tariR 2
3229 Letters from Italy, by j. +. Heddiy. !
1890 Zschokkes tale, from The German. =
1891 Eohan or traces OF Travel brought home
from the Eas, ]
1899 Ancient Moral tales from the Gesla Roma n.
oTum, ]
1913 Headong Hall, and Ningh,Mare Abbey, /
3s34 Elizabeth Benton or Religion III con
nection with Fashionable life, 1
3577 Siege of Vienna, an historical romance, by
Ch0riotte Pitcher, !
1913 Snowdon, "A novel. by ThodOre HOOk, 1
1919 Consln Hinton or Friend or Foe, by Et
len Pieklring, i
$3.50 Confessions of a Pretty Woman, by Miss
PdrdOe, /
35Sl The Temptation Of Wealth. or The Heir by
primosenture. by Mrs Eahe CaIten, u
35S2 Claiborne the kehel. a romance of Mary
land, nader the Proprietary. by Hm. n.
CarpeHi'r, J.
1893 Simon Curry. the outlaw, an Historical 70.
nance, by a. T. Jonfs.
This Library contains upwards Of
l,2oo Vo LS. History VoyageS and
Trapeis-
Lace S.-.Hisceiiaatous worhs-I
5000 VOLS. .-NopeIs-. Tales and Ro-
. mances-
In all, over 5000 VOLS.
Being the Largest Circulating Library in New
Eng land.
Newport, Juny Is, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

An order has passed the SENATE Of the
State of Maine providing that all persons who
shall enlist as volunteers in the war with
Mexico, and who shall sctuslly serve in said
wnr, shall be entitled to gron, Of lGO acres
of land
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

The Governor OF Connecticut has retoed
the bill granting charter for Rad Road
through that State, which was to form part
Of the grand project Of road from New
York to Boston.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
CASSIMERES.

A MOTHER large and splendid assortment
~ OF French, Scotch aud English single Milled
CassImeIes, oi late importation. now open aud
for sole ~ ID. J. Il n ". GOULD's.
June II. l56 Tbsmess,.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
poetrp.

Prentice of the Louisville Journal, now irav-
slling in Texas, has wriltes the following beau
iifnl lines:
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
MUSIC MUSIC !!

NUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. fine as.
IVh sorlment; aud Musical Instruction
Books for the Piano Forte, Guitar and Flageo-
let, Violin and Flute, Clarionet and Accor-
dian, &c. &c.
Also, the Boston Melodpon, n collection of
secular melodies, consisting OF Songs. Glees,
Rounds, Catches. &c. &c.. many of which are
The most popular pieces of the day.
Also. the Amateur Song Book, containing
n large collection of popular, sentimental, ma
tlonal and comic songs set Ia music.
Also, Bass Viol, Violin, and Guitar Strings,
aud Violin Bows, Violin bridges and pegs
clarified rosin for the bow, &c. &C.
All just received and for sale cheap at the
Variety Store of II. STACY, Jr.
On hand and for snc, music paper and
blank music books, and music for the Piano
Forte, very cheap June 4lh.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

VIlE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for The above Company in this
town and vicinity. is now prepared TO receive
applications from those who may wish to ef-
feet Insurance on their Lives, receive Annui-
lies or EndowmeDts.
For particulars as to- rates, premiums, &c,
apply to JOHN n. NORTHAM, Agent
G. CorToN, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner.
N. b. This Company promises advanta-
gcs for Life Insurance, which are offered by
no similar Institution in this country, and is
now doing very successful business, having
issued since the lst Of May, III Policies,
The premium on which amount to SI00995
25 cis.
Newport, March 26, 1876.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
JUST PUBLISHED!
Great Medical Reprint.
First American, from The Tenth English
Edition.
SELr.M A m n GEMEN

AND CURE OF
Pulmonary Consumption,
AND ALL DISEASES Of the CHEST AND LUNGS
ny w. T.. BU OH AN, M. ID.
or London, England.
With Portrait of the Author aud Engrayngs illu sira
tive Of the Anatomy ol the Lungs.
Pace Only % CENTS
HNIIIS ork contains brief aud distinct descr ption
u of the ANATOMY OF the CHEST LUNGS
outline of DR. Buchans HIGHLY sUCCEsSFUL
method OF treating Colds, Coughs. Asthma and Con-
REMEDY and directions for SELF-MAsAoEMEsT AND
CvRE adapted TO popular use
Iris the result Of nearly Twenty Years practice and
experiment IN the Ciy Of London, md the combined
experience the learned Ply ssans and Surgeons
of tho age--formiDg perfect Manual OF Medical Know
ledge aud Advice in relation Ia the Anatomy OF the
Lungs, the signs, symptoms, Treatment and Cure OF
Pulmonary Complaints
This Work aud tho Treatment which IL recommends,
held Ia the highest possible esteem in Great Britain
Ms the extracts from public Journals, which are given
in the Appendix. will phundantly show. DIR. Buchan
sUaPTIvE PATIENT MAY DO MORE FoR HIMSELF THAN
ANY ORDINARY PHYSICIAN CAN. DO, BY ANY OF THE
COMMON MEIu rs OF PRACTICE
Published by D.. f. BRADLEE, l30 Washington street.
Boston aud sold by all the booksellers and dealers IN
new publications IN the United states.
Price rs cents per Copy-ihe usual discount to the
Trade.
Sold, in Ne,opon, by r }. Taylor Bris-
ioi l.. w. Briggs Udrren, VIM. Parker;
Fail Riper. f. s. Chase Providence, Gros-
venor & Chase Pa,Oiucket, ]. Green and
by all the Booksellers.
Fob 10
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02

Buffers Effervescent Magnetism
Aperient.
FOR Dyspepsia, Nervous debility, hood-
l. ache, habitual costiveness, cutaneous
diseases, goui, gravel &c., and as a gentle
cooling pmgatipe corrector Of acidity, &c., is
admirably adapted TO the complaints Of the
present season, possessing at The same time
the agreeable qualities of n Glass of Soda
Water. Sdd by r. r. HAZARD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the Court
House.
Aug. 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-02
Turkey Rhubarb.

V1ery choice Turkey Rhubarb, in tho root
and IN powder nj
r X. HAZARDS,
Aug ~. mar the Court House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
coNvULsloNs-KERv6Us NFFg13IoS

- Whatever may he said Tn the contrary have ma
a. wen as nervous diseases IN Tss ssS %msn eIpssa sy wesm-.
10y WHO had terrible nervous attacks. so,pcsi,sss She
s,,,s, was ~ The creates, state of suffering. shs eea.
N.an ~ "'her physiciens that II was n . SxtrtsAe d.Iea1-
~ hf constitution that was the eaase OF her r1ysss,cs-
would 90, ana es'eni SiSs. smy BECAME ~ss, shs1ss ef.as
49, uef shdcrings were ~ that neT yous cha,.e,r,
~ wouiu give any thing To be able TO lay heIss 4 sussa
cnScS ~. ~ hlsht she dreamed itbat HfAndreih's PUl-
n , she commenced immediately with The PiMs. nir,t
he r","vs,su,nF' ~ doses Of two rus at night, AID fv" in
~ m u','unEi ne Second day, four Pills AT night. ana ,svo
H., y ,e mornlngi the Third day, six Pills a. Night S"dtw W.
niqhr on the :, S.e ieh fsaifaI, and took two III al
1ne In herself much better on the fnh ,sy IN,
she ihem began again, a. at arst, and when ~. 20, {, =
e.sns nus az night ard two In tie morning. havt,s y, n
quantity of NAV worms. nearly iva Suaps Az amInsn,s
mos, cons cons pou1a = s5e Continued 20 take me rms 81
neI ,o the best possible state az heath' N, ,b,s 800
any respectable applicant. Agents in kysrSs :" I'def
Souni,y are Iiie 20 refer % easss OF care 81 aI,,nst syetv
?" W. ,psde Is no want OF evidence. ~
Pills 1s" SsS es'ss OF WORMS might he given. in which the
wen understood that worms are The S8nseansres :, J,
disease, of ,yb m.Sossm,hs' thsse minors oeessios al
o "S ling ,sken in such doses A. wM fully pHrss. viii
any danger; no fear of an over dasS. rsn, s~nn'st
100 apo9a on iIthoy do not work OF pIesssntIy taas
rood and &C, pleasantly; never 6Splesssmi' f@at ma
' 80 sheH a dose has been taken. In oshsr ~o,As ~T.u
the disease - too strong for the nra dsss
fUBELY NERVOUS DISEASES.
Hmsyfe that = person Ia nervous vi,ho,, &c.
eset'nu WITH worms. PuFgatibn, hovesSr. svTb' me-
~ mshes no exception. and W ~ ke fsufd n, ~
- sVe,N hind oi relief " the disease hss t.rr -
amnl"s, Hwn tcnecessary 10 peFs.y ore h, ,be 80
~ ~ W. i0f some time. n will ke well "a al ,ts,,
~ H'fee or hgnt days. IN doees sun cient 10 pus,e
80. ~ y ncn to rest q Few DAYS, and do the SAM
si nnn,hsr oi days u would he wen 10 take : yon,tt
sns9sh Of D., wiz aiwags aoi a. : WON'T and ! o,s
tus rs'l TIE iiiis should atsvays ~ taken stout tv'ei,s
h'lIa auerNatff, or earlier N feanised. Tbis vor' !,
wus TO- taken when The rstisrt 10 wesk Inth.,
nc fttN must ~ weed atone, until SOME sffeastS ~,
2'tAnt,a Tho vosait sheuid ~ only ugeS sesE
20 700 in"ch vomiting 10 very h,bifhu t~i
sl0o .l nontho r two, " ~ heip the esrasive q Hee,s =
doc :.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29

UhSsling. Fe.
TIlCS. nUGHTS. IT..
! .s SS% .ssS Sf S fssS soS Sss' fsil s1slsy Il and lsie se Sso,s, IS =.
lee'cd with great care, 10th a. to style and Quaisv. ard
them as cheap As they can he had IN the wcsie n eoun
Try. lie invites thu attention OF tho-r who are or the
'ook out for their Fall and Winter Wear. To call and cN.
anime tor themselves before purchasing eiscw here. a. he
Is determined TO sslithem good Goods 50 how as n.oher
no most desirable Goods. Cor The Apr. sshins season n.
Is prepared To sell them Far less than they have ieforc
CLOTHS, Blue. black. brown. elarcte aud inv isihlc
green. Preach. English and American cloths OF every
rweeds OF very superior qualities and extra chesr.-
flain and aney French. English and American Csssi
TNEEDS-GolS mkt, clare; aud dahlia mkt Twceis,
ssplendid article for sacks aud overeoa's.
satin, silk Cashmere yr-iinxs. Fancy Shk velve, aud ihi.
bet saerins ve-tingS. WOODEN. plaid aud 50 ans down do.
s~ATINETs-Any quantity Of satinets OF plain aud
,s . color; a. your own prizes. ESuS soper blue
green esise, aud a host Of other oolou too numerous Ia
cRAvATs-Plsin & fancy satin CravSss aud scarfs.
pocket hsndAcrchiefs, Thite,, CAshaiero aud HoSRn,
siovss, suspende's, nerino and lsnl,s wool under shirts
and drawers, Canton and alt wool Flannel. do. WOODEN
country knit half hose. and ,n fact every thing
can = looked for in . clothing store.
READY MADE CLo1HINC-Coats, Llge. black aud
fancy coiored cloth dress and flock coats. nom s. to
$50. blue Msckinsw blanket and beaver cloth over
coats, heavy Tweed Nnd Pilot cloth do.
fANTNtOONS-Plain and fancy Cassimcre panta.
oons cheaper than ever ysu saw, non, 81 to $40. Gas.
Is ~ per pair.
N~ESTS-The most beautiful assortment Of ready. !
made vests THAT ever was locked At. made aud trimmed
"a a superior stylc- |
SHlRrS-Whiie linen and Muslin shirts made and
up in the t~cststyle.. and a letter article . Know.
ian can lie bought any where else m the city. Striped
men and calico shirts. Marine stripe, check and chintz
hirts.
IL may he proper here to mention that all goods sold
ut OF THIS establishment are warranted perfect, both a.
o quality and manufacture. so the customer runs no risk
4 having an inferior Article put upon them. Any oftbe
uoNe goods made To order Iva the latest and most fash
onahie styles, aud warranted TO III OF no sale. Hence I
fsuld say TO enc and all, who prize a good ft, made Out
. The best material. at the shortest notice, to call at tile
's'sr street clothing STORE, formerly the stand OF the
We john icceh. I'll, HCGIlES, Jr.
Wheeling oct "a. 'l6.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
NEW FALL GOODS,

~ KuRTZ most respectfully n.f,,s ~.
- Hiends aud cuslenfe sthat he has recrtvfa -. ~
kasiern markell a large ssfoFtucu %
Foreign and domestic Dry Goods.
selected win gresf care. whicb be y ln ssn y, p,staso
urfcr, RI prices ihaL tanHot fsii 20 please.
LtmEs' WEaH-1ic ladies are earnestly fsefsd a. ,sp
sid examine ha new style ofgrofs. FdtaiIe tsg attsset
Walking dfefens and cloaks comprising ~ The new ; fIr4
~ csshmcfe., tfttei cloths, Fluahans, esiicos &f. Ne
stock ~ gundr 81 very iarae omifarinT fhs hesi nistfsrf
slpdcss. muslin te ispes, &c Together with = non aa.o-f
mont ~ hack ard white finrhama aud rraraAa.fa o
fonu' ~ sHd cominrtse 81 every description mdNis AID
ecafN 81 magnificent designs a. very ua0sisfhff rrtsfs
GFvftHars's WFtH- FuFeffue tisrk a,a -q..t
cloths, HEAVIER md pilot ciufha. MIXED and nrlrri esrsi
morca, brown. hlaek and miNed ~saltlnrts. rbtd r,fssl
tweed. shk striped ~vceitn0s. n1ixea ieans. A. rasia-
piaid, red. yellow sud white nsnnsla Mfsehed ~rf
brown gicetinas aua ahtfingf. aprou sud ahlrtiea shrats
ntuqcs. shswls. IN sud cotton pocket henateffftra
Gloves, fusrerdcfs Ac. frish linens. lln&n isfisffstf.
linen pocket hsudkefehiefsf = superior qnSiff ~ tisnf
80 ~ ~ EiudF, with = variety ~ auifflai aasars aHf
fancy auiccs tod numerous o. t4enttsn@sfc 81 etsft
WHi take great pleasure in slsnwina ~ NJ fisase 49,
CUSTOMER n ue lower eva 81 main a. near ths nftass
nrf. i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
NEW ENGLAND,
WISCnNhIN-

CaptS " Pare, VIII leave Pittsburgh every WEpN
nay At 10 O'Clock, \ NJ, \; heellng al Ia 4 81 aud L
e'nna'i every sAlUEDAy at 10 o'clock, a NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-29
FIRE AND MARINE INsURANCE

ITO RE INSURED-or not to be-thats the question
u whether u Is tetier by one sweeping IRE, To lie rui
subject to Sl tie ills that flesh II heir to, or. like
a prudent man 90 10 the Protection Office. aud there be
made safe. comfortable and happy-ws leave for you to
d%e'ermire.
The Protection Insurance Company af Hartford Conn,
having already paid over : b0,OOO Of losses in tho IVES
TEN Country, Is entitled To the highest confidence, and
their agent al Wheeling, Virginia,
w. 2. PETERSON,
viii take risks on dwelling houses, warehouses;, stores.
mills. factories, nc, together with their contents, such as
furniture, merchandise, machinery, and every other dcs
~cTigtioR ef hsuraSle yreYerty. Also, ON steam, keel aud
fa' boats aud their eargoes io and from any port GA the
W -. ern Waters. on the most reasonable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS
'rhesan g as az any other Office In Wheoiing.
Office ON Monfeesireet, opposite the Monroe Hsuse,
and near the Post Ofhce. ian 10.
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ro MERCHANTS, PHYSICIAN AMP
nFUTuA

-rur e~ruernInTH trrrE rsuEantli Nfsalc- ttthf
~ f,,rest mice. az aanr1nfnt 81 MbiltINt -
ErYCF nYTeTJTFR PAINTS. OILS, GLASS,
Mai. HntsufS, a. a..
gg,rfeef Ns rrres viii give satisfaction, ~ 'oirfes
..-, tt-.e nfa NAV not ufc1d go purchase uithe tuse.
10 s.erHstn fe prices ofha r"pff
..osf sseefFtuf ard promptly answefet.
~ would lauiceishy slate. thai Dr. , rec
rooterftan rrnh hfs rfnrr. f4f fuNfrufW JatF,
pt,t.,t f.rfaruanha. aid many otter MehHlHt ~
ssi.Flor Wrrard. 4 .un suon. Asrire. isppt, tIrD
-. t.mr Wsrk. Rlsrk lFsi. venetian Ned
rae senoss snd rrrrn. NffdelrIs. yellow 0rhfe 80
-. ~. ~ oil. aI 81 which D. IL nfe io seA A. Ue
serY fnwFsi pficcs s
1870 s.rsa 90 ftnIhF convenience q
90 III tbs fst qaslHY a. aff r9lts PFf ~ eI ~
/ nsNeu. nd as ref h iH "e'i' P'
rasrss I'D uFer are fas
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NEVER LET 1T BE SAID AGAIN THAT
SCROEIHA IL INCIjRABL,E.

THEm following, from one % orr respectable citizens,
4 was, Nv hs own viii aud without solicitation, given
10 h~ used in such manner ~ we mas deem hes, for the
good ofthe pTtiie.
Thi. = To certify that my coiorcd Toy jim was cured
of - fofnla hy the use ofscvcp toitlcs of BRENILiN.
GERS VEGETABLE A~LTARAIlNE AND REsIb
RATiVE ~ RIf. aucr having teen pronounced insu
rAIie ~ Respectable physicians. It's now sN months
sinee lc guf ustss ~ Nrd be - Co a. appearances SOUND
sd ~ good hsaliI. I would therefore earnestly recon-
rend n 90 all pe-sons suffering under scrotnlons alice
lions. a. iViieve .; viii assursdly eleei cure n nsed
a. directed. p''hoN
wheeling, Va. Iuiy !, igi6.
HrrntIinrer's Alternative syrup Is composed entirely Of
Veze shisz, prepared differently from any rules heIciof"te
lad down. ~ j. very Piessantto the taste AVID shnomgh
n acts as 3 caiharic. yet 10 maj te taken any length 81
time " ithout weakening the patient. ~ VIII care an
diseases arising from impnriiy ofthe blood. fot p1ie
uisrs cali az Brcntlirgcf's hpOtheca. Ashland square
WieebNg. sepj Pa BRENTLlNGEk
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WESTERN INsURANCE COM
COLUMBUS, % INsURaNCE COM
ptgX

AGENCY q WHEELING, ~. X. LIST,
At Shriver A. S,elie's Warehouse. Water street.
~ Il viii take risks on Buildings OF all kinds steam.
y boats and Cargoes. Factories. Mills. KeeIboais, Flat.
boa's and Csrgoes, &C, against Ioss or damage by IRE. or
the dangers and ferils OF the seas, lakes OF rivers, on very
favorable terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized 10 make thu following
terms " it'll their customers:
Any person insuring a single risk by which no loss to
the company Is sustained, shall receive a return ON APP
plieaiion 10 the agent, OF 10 per cent on the amount paid.
On nett gross premiums paid eaeh year, amounting to
$500 or over, lel per cont on do; amounting to $1,000 or
over, Is per cent. ian. -.