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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
Chrislie's GaIyanic Rings.
"a az gnctict Fluid.

IINNiilS remarkable discovery comprises an
| n entirely safe and novel application Of the
! my stetlOuS power Of GalvHnIsin as a rcmedla
! agent. The GalNanc Rings IN connection with
/ the Magnetic Flid. have been used with entire
I success IN all cases Of rheumatism, acute %,
! chrome. applying In the head. face or limbs
gOnt, lIc-duiorenA. tuohachc, bronchitis, Vertigo
II nervous Ot SICK headache, indigestion. paralysis
| palsy, epilepsy, fits, cramp palpitation Of The
heart, apOplrNy stiffness of Joints spinal com.
II plants, hImhago, nuuragla nervous tre,nors
dzziues, Of HE head pam IN the chest aud side,
general debility, deficiency of nervous aud ply.
-, al easIEy aud ~ nervous iisogdGss. ia cases
Of dyspepsy. winch Is simply Il nervous derange.
ment of The digestive organs. they have been
found equally successful The Rings are of
| different prices, beng made Of all sizes and
of various ornamental patterns, aud can be worn
by the most delicate female without the slightest
IInconvenIem
The Gairaaic Belts Bands, Bracelets, &c.
are notifications of the invention, aud are re-
commended IA more chronic cases of disease,
where the Rings do not possess sufficient lnten.
sity or power They ne adapted To The waist,
arms, wrists. ankles, chest or any part of the
body with perfect ense. Any gayanIc power
that is required may thus he obtained, aud no
complaint which lhe my SierIOus agent Of galvan-
ism can effect will iaIl To lie permanently re.
lieved
Chris,ie's .uognctie FVid is used in connec.
ton with The Rings and their modfcatons.-,
This compusiiion has been pronounced by The
French chemists to be- one of the most valuable
discoveries of modern science. u u believed
10 possess the remarkable power of rendering
The nerves sensitive 10 galvhnc action, by this
means causing n cOuceDlrntiOn Ol The lntlrcnce
at the seat of disease, aud thus giving RAPID and
permanent re,iri.
Christic's Gairanic Strengthening Plaster
These ARTICLES iorm an lmporlant addition Ia the
Galvanlc Rings. acting upon the same prlnciplc !,
bat having Tic idvaulaa. oi more local applca.
ton. As M pileciual means tor strengthening
the system when deblllaled by disease of other
causes - certain nd ~ constitutional weakness .
~ preventive Tor colds. and ~ all alircions
Of the chest generally, the GnlvInIc Strengthen I
ing Pla>ters will be- found al great aud pcfina.
nent advantage.
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WITHOUT MEDICINE

This Instrument has received the favorable
notice and commendation of Drs Mott,
Rodgers, Grlscom and Francis of New York;
the Faculty Of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Hart.
ford aud New Haven, and of medical men
who have had an opportunity of an examna
ton.
The following will show what kind Of tee
tlmony might be adduced in many cases:
Certificates Of Ladies in Boston.
The undersigned of the ladies' of Boston
and It's vicinity, take pleasure in certifying
that, on their persons, Dr. Bannlngs Patent
Lace has been Immediately and incompora.
bly, more efficient for the relief of female
weaknesses than the other instruments in
common use. We believe it to be an in
valuable appliance and recommend il to the
confidence Of those requiring support
When well adjusted, we have found it pei.
fectly comfortable in It's bearing OH the body
Mrs. NEwcoMB, Mrs. FRENcH,
" TUCKER, BRAMHALL,
PERKINS, Porter,
Boston. 1874.
For sale by LANGLEY g. NoRMAN,
Jan >, 46. Agents for Newport.
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poetrp.
SELECTED
PERSE SEVERANCE.

A swallow in the Spring,
Game To our granury, and meath the ewes
Essay.d To make Il nest ana there did bring
Wet earth, and straw, aud leaves
Day after day she tniicd led
With patient heart but ere her work was crown
Some sad inishap the tiny fabric spoiled,
And dashed il to the ground.
She fonnd the ruin wrought,
But NOT cast down. forth from The place she few.
Aud with her mate, fresh earth aud grasst 5
brought,
And bnilt her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on its ample floor,
When wicked hand, or chance again laid waste
And wrought the ruin oor.
And still her heart she kept,
a nd toiled again:-and last night, hearing calls,
| looked, aud Ia three liule swallows slept
Within The earth made walls.
What truth is here, o man
Hath Hope been siniitrn IN its early dawn?
Have clouds oercast Thy purpose, truth, or
plan
Have Farm, md struggle on
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State Sabbath Convention, lately held al
Frankfort, closes an eloquent address to The
public with this cheering sentiment:
When its sacred rest shall be kept through
all our land, whrn tho churches Of the Al.
mighty shall be filed by a worshipping ma.
ton, then shnl intelligence, morality, and
comfort be universally dlfiused among us then
shall wo constantly enjoy the protection of
the Most High, who rueth over the king
doms of men, aud then shall we stand as an
example to the nations of the earth, of the
liberty, virtue, and happiness of people, who
take the Lord To be their God
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

Orchard Coie,piIIrs.-These plaques,
that have of late wears become so hume
rons and destructive, by liberation, IN our
section, can now be destroyed easily
when pruning ~ gong on, scions cut
ting, sc. The eggs are now seen on the
limbs of the trees, deposited IN rings a
round them. The rings are OF brownish
grey color, iiom quarter TO halt an inch
long, and each contains 900 to 400 eggs.
Suppose a tree To contain 20 ot these
rings (and some have more,) there are
3 600 carerplll,rs, with ravenous appe
ntrs ready io devonr the foliage of your
trees as soon as it makes lis appearance.
Go to work now aud look sharply for these
eggs; pick them from the lllnbs and de-
siroy them GenesSee Far.
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a gentleman wishing to gel rid Of n visitor
md not liking 10 tell him " To put on his ha
and make himself scarce modified il thus -
!" Elevate your golgotha to the summit of your
pcricranium, aud allow me 10 present TO your
ocular that scientific piece of mechanism
which forms the esress portion of this apart
ncnt."
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HOW many persons are suffering from
- this CO bmplalnl who, by the use of DR..
McNau's Acoustic OIl, might obtain Imne.
dlatc rcliet. aud ~ all probability regain their
hearing 1t is also sure relief IN all cases
of buzzlng noises IN the cars. &c, which
are but symptoms of approaching deafness.
Let the afflicted make trial of this article.
Sold only Of 81 Courilandt street. PrIcc 81
per flask. For sale ~ Newport by
RI. TAYLOR
Sept. ).
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SCRAPS OF WIsDoM. Speak your mind
wien 1t is necessary, and hold your tongue
when YOU have nothing TO say.
Let The sanderer take comfort-it is only at
fruit trees that thieves throw stones.
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REAIlTTANCES.

For the convenience OF persons wishing 10 remit
money 10 their friends, Keep constantly Tor SALE
in England Ireland, Scotland. Duplicate Checks
always furnished insure the purchasers against loss.
N. b. The accommodations and reputation OF this
Line snch that other persons advertise 10 bring
Passengers by IT, and the public respectfully inform
ed that HARNDEN a. Co. are the only authorized
Agents 10 sell Tickets for the Line.
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nOCT. PRATT'S GUM ELASTIC
~ BREAST PUMP, very ingenious
and simple apparatus, which combines all the
advantages of the most expensive metallic
pumps and can be used by the patient person.
ally with perfect ease, while It's action is
hardly pcrccp,iblc.
DIR. Pra'rs patent Nursing Bottle, very
simple IN It's construction, perfectly tight and
ready for use at any moment. II is recon-
mended by physicians as The best instrument
ever invented, for sale by
Mar. j. II. j. TAYLOR.
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Hints on Diseases of The Hair.

Baidns5s arises from several causes, bu,
chiefly from cutdneous scmJ, that has its
origin IN diseased state OF the blood, which
If not eradlcated, occasions the loss of the
hair. In such cases, frequent application oI
the Chemical Baisan, as a wash and emolll.
ent, preserves the roots by its healthy and
curative action upon the minute blood vessels
which surround and nouriSh the hair, and
destroys the disease, hich, if left unchecked
must occasion final badness, from the cor.
rupt state of the skin. This is the most dan
gerous Of ell diseases incident TO the roots oi
The halr and the one 10 be most carefully
guarded against. Fevers arc also causes OF
the falling out OF the hair, as well as many
other complaints which IT is needless 10 emu
merate, all having one origin. The only pre-
srrvalive against losing the hair from old age,
is constant attention, aud the application OF
such stinulants as the Chemical Baisam.
which will nourish the roots. By its use the
hair may be preserved vigorous to extreme
old age. Just received and for sale by
GORTON ANDERSON,
March D. No. lJl Thames
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Il II is stated that in Iowa the petrilJ ing pow
cr of The soil is most remarkable. The body
of woman, after having been buried five
years, is found to have changed to stone, so as
to be broken like marble. Birds, insects, and
many other strange things are found to have
petrIied IN the same region.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

For the accommodation Of those residing in Fall Rv.
er and Newport, we have appointed Mr. RUFUS B.
klNSLEY Proprietor of the Boston Express. Agent for
he sale of our Passage Tickets aud Bills Of Exchange
For further information apply at his Offices, in Mount
Hope Building, Fall Riveror IL, Thames-sreet, New
port X. l,-Cr TO HARNDEN Il Co. No. 100 Staie-st.,
and 8, Court-st., Boston. Feb. 10, lSi6.-3m.
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The Dublin Farmer Gazette mentions
The case Of a man who lost his life by
holding a corner Of a guano-bag in his
mouth, by which a portion Of the dust
waa drawn down his throat.
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Proity Good -rhe Essex Co Wing says
hat needle. women are like The enemy spoken
of "a rho parable, they sew MreS while the
lkusbund men sleep.
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Opportunities 10 do good create obligation IN
do II; he that has the means must answer for
the end.
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Fall River and Boston Rail Road
Fall ARA angement.
sssaa s s:s t8 -

-SsSsSsSz 4.ElI7h ~
vuNRAINS' leave Fall River for Tay6ton,
y Boston and Providence, a, "a A,Hl. and
"a p. NJ.
Leave Fall River for New BeJprd, at7l
and 81 A. NJ, and =. NJ.
Leave Boston aud ProvidcDce for Fall
River at s A. NJ, and "a p. nj.
Leave New Bedford for Fail River at n
A. NJ, and "a p. NJ.
The Stage will leave Newport at half past
| o'clock, A. M. for Fall River, and will
connect with the Boston rain which leaves
Fail River al - p. m. and the New Bedford
train at 5 p. m.
Fare from Newport TO Boston, $500
DO. do Taunton, I,25
Do. do New Bedford, lbs
Tickets TO be purchased Of tho Stage dri-
yer for either OF the routes,-or at the Office
IN Newport, n, Thames street.
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, SDpt.
Oct. Cd, IS45-tf.
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The NCw York
COntributiOnship Fire In
surance Company
Officc, No. > 11lJII= STREET,

INSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
L and buildings in general, merchandise,
household furniture. ships building, ships
IN port and their cargoes, and every descrp.
'Ion of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
J. SMITH ROGERS, President
X. w. MARTIN, Secretary
DIREcToRs.-J. Smith Rogers, james E.iar,
James Mcbride, John Adams, John IIaggerty,
Gulian e. Verplanck, John Johnson, Joseph
Kernochan, John L. Palmer, Peter Lorillard,
James Mccall, Robert McCoskry, Henry Pa
rish, Reuben Withers, William Scott, Ferd-
nand Suydam, Peter |. NevIus, Richard Irwin
&. V. ). Roosevelt, i. ID. llurlbut, George i
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowell lIolbrook.
The undersigned are the only authorised
agents of said company in Newport, and
they are prepared TO insure any Of the above
named property in Newport and its vicinity
the terms, &C., of insurance will be made
known on application TO us.
II. Y. CRANSTON 8, SON.
NewDnrt Feb. Is 1874
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MOVIE CERTIFICATES.

Thee testimonials all of which are from The
most respectable souttcs, have b'en selected
FROM .c,rtl hundred "f slmIlaT chardrief.
winch have b,,u piurnrcd duilns lc ,holi lnc
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TO the Afflicted.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace,

A N immediate relief to Incipient Con.
IA sump,ion-Bronchitis, Palpitation OF
The iieart-Dyspepsia and affections of The
digestive and assimllatlng organs generally
Plles-Prolapsus and diseases of women
Spinal Curvature, weakness and irritation
N affections
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shoulder Braces.

4 VERY superior article Of silk Shoulder
- Braces-alsn. some common Shuuldcf
}races.at LANGLEY g. NORMANS.
Nov g.
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n EEcIlES, IN prime order, al
IL aug7 u. J. TAiLOR'S.
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II you hare not time 10 peruse This al present
preserre IL for a leisure monieni-it
is Of importance. In again
presenting TO The
public
THE DANDELION ~ TOMATO
PANACEA,

HNllE Proprietor would not claim for it
q that il is a specific for ALI The disease,
10 which the human frame is sub ect but doe,
claim that in all complaints where purifier OF
the blood is required that this Panacca is infal.
lIble, and It's powers are admitted by all whO
have used It, and IL has the sanction ol our first
Physicians.
He would ask for il only that need of atlen-
ton to which the public may deem il enlIlled-
and would prefer hat IFS beneficial results be
lis sole recommendation, and the relief and
health which must accrue 10 the diseased aud
suffering iromi's use should proclaim its virtues
| For any Of The following complaints, the Dan
deliod aud Tomato Panacea, is the best remedy
that has yet be N offered, and no article has Civ.
EN- snch universal satisfaction for Headache
Dizziness, Sleepncss, .oss OF appetite, ndiges-
ton, Dyspepsia. Eryspeas. Salt Rheum. Jaun-
dice, ScrOinla, Scurvy, aud all cutaneons erup.
lions of the Skin, Chronic Diseases, Rheuma-
ti.n. General Debility or any compliant that
HAS IFS ORIGIN IN IMPURITIES OF
THE BLOOD.
This PANECEA is composed as all mus be
aware who know anything Of the DANDELI-
ON, TOMATO. and SARSAPARILLA, its
principal ingredients, from the most nno-
cent rs well ~ the most etectual remedies To be
found IN the Vegetable kingdo (; and who
does not know, that for all those Diseases, I'M
which complete and radical change in the com
position OF the Blood in the secretons of the
Liver, and in The formation of the solid parts
Olthe body are regarded. there are no remedies
that will for II moment compare with them.
That II Is purely Vegetable composition the !
pnbIIc may rest assured bat should any prove
skeptIcal. can show them The VOUCHERS of
EMINENT PHYSICIANS 10 that effect. who
have examined the formula, and have tested It's
yirtups
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I'm exchange paper says "The best SNUFF
IN the world is SNUFF at the morning air.
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lpLACK INK of superior quality, b,
y The dulcn ~ gallon, ~
Ne, 20 x TAlLDR'S
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CAUTION.

\ The Purchaser will be careful, TO see thai
my name Is SIGNED on the wrapper of each
bottle, as there are worthless articles put up in
smaller bottles, pretended 10 produce the same
result, but are not safe to use. BE sure lhere-
fore and enquire Tor Ransom Il Stevens Dande-
lion and Tomato Panacea. which NAV be OBJ
taincd oimJ duly appointed Agents, IlaIIbnr-
ton s. Co. State street; the MagasD dc Sanie,
lR Washington a,ree,; Brown, Chaplin d
Il aud Is CONNIE rrla street Seth w.
Washington Street; William B.
of Salem and Hanover streets /;
enux, l32 Hanover street; Joseph
kemont Row II. ID. Fowle, 81
C0SSS Blanchard, corner of Beach
GdUsHfrSn Avenue ; c. II. Atwood,
N;rcaHS len>haw Il Randall, 80 Chat.
ham street ~. c. Simpson Il Reed rs Mer.
lIkants Row; |. =. llall& Co, corner of Union
.Im streets, Mrs. kilder, 100 Court street
old stand, go Washington Street, Boston.
ard by all The respectable Druggists, and APP
pointed agents in town and country and also
by JAMES kIDDER, Jr. Proprietor.
Druggist and Chemist, Maverick Square, East
Boston. March l2th, 1886
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Chemical Balsam,
HAIR INVIGORATOR

4 S now presented to the world, with firm
n belief that, as bcaulfer and healty re-
storatIve OF the hair, 1t will be found on trial
uucouallpl
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SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.

For The remoral and permanent cure Of all
diseases arising from an impure stale
9Me blood, or habit fine sys-
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CHANCERY SALE.
lots IN MIDDLE WHEELING

DURSUANr 10 lhe decree po,nuvoeed IN ne
sui 10 Chancery on the lit, daJ oi Januap
1896. wherein
William 3 Dean 10 Gem plaiuanf,
AND
John Gilchrisi. Wiliem Coffin ond oihers. are ~"
Gsdasfs
The Sheriff ~ Ohio county aching as commissinn
o. under sid 1ccree all Ter lOf sale Of the ifnni
door Of he CnUu house 81 sail COMFY Of Ohio 90
Saturday he ooh day ~ June 1886 Los tum.
befed Two hundfed and SIX one huhdfcd md one,
one hundred aud isiry EIGHT. ono hundred md
L,yiy seven one hurdfed aid esiV nine. aud lhiny
lNo. t2061 HOl) U3s)tli7J 40 t32l situate 10
ihai part u Middle WheeIng. tnp~ q piu ~ the
cfy 81 whsehns) lad ~ hy Noah Zane. John ? avs
ceu aud others. ~ ~ many ~ sneh paris ihereof,ai
hall 10 Necessary 70 ssnsiy he debt, itierfsi AMI
cvsts. decfeod inc cor piainaui in fbc Cause.
r. Rtis-Ten per cent % he pure sse mrre,
o be psid N csth. sd Ne fssidee .hereof 90 npe'
egnal psymeEs. aiyu, twelve sd eighteen msoih
ffon he Joy ~ sala. SO rufeha-ef ~ putchaset
giving tords with sod .,eufty bcaung in'sfs.
Jo.tN q rotf n ~
u4gt nc Wacrs Toe
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M. ]. SWEENEY

~ ' just received aud opcnea 100 package,
Il I'M CHINA and QuEENSwARE
Aneng other articles they have
Ine Gpld baud China Tea Sets from 81 to 100 ps
Rich Gilt aud Fancy de- do
DO 10 extra fne do
Richly Decorated Nianiel Orr amea,s. Colleagues, Fan
cy lnks. Baskets dc. in esca, variety.
The Ladies' are invited IN cali md examine
Thee. a. they snrpsss any ,hirs OF The kind ever
befurc ~hsought 10 Ibis csn.rsy .cnd nre worth seeing
Rich Gd' aud embossed Fruit Is iske,s. laced & high
Whi'c China do do do
Gill AID plain Completes. .Cas~eplles. Torreens,
Boats and Sipnds; Tea Pots. Sugars aud c rams
Tea and Coffee Ours and Scnocr-. Plates. Sc, hnfed
plain and macy styles, in scrs or rieces TO sui, Gus
toners 2 NJ
In common ware we hive Lt-crr~ol Disbc- anil
oinil sizes. Tess snd Ccnccs. TEA and Coffee
Pois. Sugars aud Creams. &C.. ,of1 varisus coi.ss.
printed. th,w ing b'nc and Fancy Toilet Sets: c.m-
edged Plates. Dishes. 1'ca>. &c. &c. ~i,h eve.
y "ther sriicle usually kept IN the mos, ex,cusivs
es'abiishrnenrs in The country. nnd which the pablo
need only catt and price a. he satisfied thar We sell
Iowcr Thar they can be purchase cisewbese. We
hive on hand and are christianity manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN Holl Lamps. Lanterns. Tumhiers.
D shes. Sc; wh,ch u,ee,her with our stock Of
Q~'eens~are. wo lnyi,c The attention vi pafthpssrs.
Wholesale ~ rs'sH. " auhouscs Ma 4 and
Monroe s. Wheeling. Va nov IL y
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TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS,

TyHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sple,
At the lowest prices. an nssorimsnt OF MID.
ICfNES. DRUGS. DYESTUFF s. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. vARNiSf. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prices Will give saiislaclion. he sa-
liciis even those WIN may moi intend 10 purchase al
ihe time, So ascertain the prices OF his goods
Any Communications asking the prices Of gof De,
are most ch~srfully and promptly answered. E
lie would particularly STATE. that he hiss q Steam
Factory is connesion with his store. fer Powdenns
Jalsp. Rhubsrb. Ipeeacusnha. and many ether
Medicines; for grinding Mnssstd. Cpanamin. Ats.
rice. Pepper. Cloves. &r, ind Lamp Black. Black
Less, veail,ao Red. Chrome yeiiow spd green,
vsrdsgris. yellow Orhre and . her Paints ~ OIL
oil OF which he - able 10 sell et tho very lowest
prices.
Paints missd slresdy for nsc and pot np-in ear.
then pots OF different sizes. for family convenience
Poiiy az The best qualify a. 81 csnss per II. out
OF bIsdiers. end 3 CTS per ID IN bladden. in qusn,i,
lies Of SO pounds snd upwarSs.
or No ehssse made FOR delivering goods IN any
porn Of The city. J w w GORDON.
DsUoorsr, No j52 Yves, Prsf, . few doors from
Lish, 81. sad opposite The B& o X Depot.
Fb 20 BALTIMORE.
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.AMERICAN

ENGIISH HAKDW AkE.
NARLiNG1s. DNaidfous' aud 'Guniu's
- Srylhes
Haieh's, Patent CONNER Scales
.Adam'S d. Conse Mdis an kuds
WIN Rowlsnd's hiiI and cross cui saws
'Cftsves aud Bn'chers' Flcs snd EIae Tools
oh Locks Laiebes end But iiirges
Bfushos-Tca ~fsys-Paient Sheep shears
Kntcs aud Fnrks-S ,ramus-Bfss- caBdiesnchs
Srear-' To- 4 sd Tcnssni Saws
Srkic.. Tface chams. Anyils. &c; together VIII
q general assoffnei taffisfiwofe now opouing and
lof isle vefy low ff CASH ~
HENRY r MORRIS
: m1t9 CJuef II Nsin a. a Mstkti aiisg.
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THONESON'S
Nd SYRUP OF TAR.
AND noon NApyyTIfA n

For The cure Of Pulmonary Consumpiior.
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic Cotorrh. IN.
faensa, Obstinate Coughs. Splitting Of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Larva-
gifts. Poipitation Of The Heart and Lirer
Complaint, also, Whooping Cough, Colds.
DC.
The Compound Syrup ofTer and Wood Naph,i a
ga combination hercioiorc unknown. excrinr a
power over hoarseness scarcely conceivable; havirr
a specific action on the mocus tissue and at the
same lime bringing The whole system under iis
powerful il Aiencc. II completely eradica,cs The
cause OF disease. he At Hereditary or Otherwise. and
nv si,iki.r nt,he rot Of the complaint Impacts tone
10 The debiiiia'cd frame and gives renewed igor 10
The general system. and res'ores The patient 10 prema-
health.