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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Errors in the Treatment of Horses.

Where a horse shys or shears at some
unaccustomed object, which all young
horses will do, never speak sharply, or
worse than that strike him, if you would
avoid his starting the next time h" sees
the same or a similar object. Almost
any horse may be brought to n confirmed
habit Of shying by such trealment.-
What should be done then Check
him to a walk get him to see the object,
and he will take little or no notice Of it
If a horse stun,bles or trips, it is com
mon practice to strike him for that. This
will not mend his habit Of tripping or
stumbling, but will add to it, il he has
spirit, that Of sprlnglng forward with dan
gerous quickness, whenever it occurs he
will expect the lash as matter Of course.
The remedy, if it may be called one, is
to keep an eye upon the road, and where
from stones or unevenness the failing is
apprehended, tighten the reign and en-
liven the horse, but never strike him af-
ter the accident
As you would save the strength and
wind Of your horse, drive slow up the
hill, and as you would save his limbs and
your own drive slowly down hill.
Never wash off your horse with cold
water when he is hot, or let him drink
freely in that state. IL the water is
quite warm it will not hurt him.
Do not permit the smith when he shoes
your horse To cut any portion OF the soft
part or what is called the frog of the foot.
This is apt gradually TO draw IN the
quarters of the hnot and cripple the ami
NAL - and il recommend only by The
smooth appearance it gives TO the bottom
OF the hool, which is more apt to catch a
round stone in the crook Of the shoe than
otherwise.
Do not feed with grain, especially
corn, when n horse is warm or very
much fatigued you do you may foun-
der and ruin him.
Ii you want your horse to last and
your carriage also, drive slow.
Do no, keep horse too fat, or too
lean, as either dsqualiies him for hard
labor.
The more kindness and good temper
extended TO horse, the better he will
behave 10 return. Bad temper and bad
habits are generally from bad usage. -
Farmers .Nonihly Visitor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
rONSUMPTlvEs READ!!-l hereby

CONSUMPTlVES READ!!-I hereby
" certify, that in consequence of repeated
and neglected colds, my lungs became ser'.
ously affected, and for long time suffered
with violent pain in the breast, obstinate
Cough and difficult Expectora,ion. The
symptoms daily increasing in violence, Ihad
recourse to various remedies with no avail,
until used Thomson's Compound Syrup Of
Tar and Hood .Naphtha, which effected o
perfect cure before had taken three bottles.
f. EVANS, Fayetle street, below Arch.
Prepared only at the N. E. corner OF Fifth
and Spruce streets. Price so cents.
Beware Of CounteIfeits.
For sale in Newport by
Dec. s. X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
HATS, GAPS, MUFFS
AND FUR TRIMMINGS.

'INHE subscribers have Just received large
and splendid assortment OF the above
articles. consisting Of Beaver, Nnlrla, Mole
skin aud Silk HAI'S-hlen's and Boys Fur
Caps; Mems aud Boys Fur band do; Hair
seal and cloth Caps of various patterns; SOUR,
rel and coney Fur Trimmings large and
elegant assortment Of .MUFF'S, from W to
$l2. Ladies who are in want of this beau'l'
ful and necessary article will find it to Their
advantage to cali aud examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. ,,u,,
Oct %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Buffers. .Eflervescent Magnetism
Aperient.

nor Dyspepsia, Nervous debility, head
u ache, habitual costiveness, cutaneous
diseases, gout, gravel &c., and as a gentle
cooling purgatiUs corrector OF acidity, &C., is
admirably adapted to the complaints Of the
present season, possessing at lhe same time
the agreeable qualities of Glass of Soda
Water. Sold by X. X. HAZARD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, near the Court
House.
Ang.2l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Bartine's Lotion.

4 valuable remedy Tor rheumatism, pains
N ~ tho back side and huns, disl"caIl"ns
an. nariurcd bones, enlarged and s'lfi Jomls.
Tor Discussing glsndnlsr aud Other s"elIngs
sgur ~ the taco ard breast. sprain-, c"n'n
srns. Sc. &c. at R.R fiAZ NRDs,
ans. p, near the Cont House
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
sc A RIP A :

NOR tho cure of DEAFNESS, pains, and
L. The discharge OF matter from the ears f,
also, all those disagreeabe noises, like the
buzzing OF insects, falling of water, whlzzlng
of steam. &c. &c, which are symptoms OF
approaching deafness, and also generally ot-
tendan, with the disease.
Persons who have been deaf for many
years have, by using bottle or two of this
(ihe best remedy in use) been made perfect
WELL Agent for Newport,
X. X. HAZARD,
Washington Square.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Ok Marrow y. Bears Oil,

.HIGtlLY scented and pure ror the hair
III Of oil preparations for the Hair or
Whlskcrs. nothing equals the above men.
TONED articles 1t restores the hair 20 th"
bald, and will effeciually preserve il from
falling of in any event; just received and
for sale ut RIDERS.
Dec. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
CAUTION.

As the ALL-IIEALINo OINTMENT has been greatly
ounterieiiud we have given this caution 10 the public,
that Ointment will he genuine unless the names a
James McAliser, James McA lister g. Co, are WRIT
TEN with PEN upon EVERY label" The label " n
sieeI engraving, with the figure Of "lssEssIBLE PEN
sPIRATIoN" on the fare.
Now we hereby offer n reward Of $500 To be paid on
COW cion IN ANY OF the constituted courts Of the Uni
ted siaies any individual ,ounierieiting our name
and Ointment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
nLDRIDGE,s BALM OF COLUM-

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUM-
~ BIA.-This ariclc was introduced into
New York about twenty years since and from
its superior virtues in reproducing hair, when
it had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandrud, Ia most loathsome article on a gentle
mans coat collar,) and giving a softness and
beautiful lustre unknown before TO the hair, has
induced some persons 10 set up and advertise
many articles Tor the same purposes, none Of
which stand the test Of trial. Pofessing, as
most Of them do, to be oils Of various kinds, all
Of which are positively injurious to the human
hair. Let no one be deceiYed no other arti-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly and Of a
good quality but the Balm Of Columbia. and no
other article purportng to be the Balm Of CO.
lumbia is genuine without the name Of Com
stock & Co. on the outside wrapper. Sold in
Boston, by Comstock & Ross, 10. fremont
Row.
Agents for Newport,
II. J. TAYLOR, and
G.. G. G. HAZARD.
Nov. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan's Hungarian BAL
sam Of Life;
The great English rsmedy for

The great English rsmsdy for
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CON.
SUMPTION!
TuNIIE most celebrated and Infallible remedy
IL for Colds, Coughs, Asthma or any form
of Pulmonary Consumption. is ,hs HUNGA.
RIAN BAISAM OF LIFE, discovered
by DIR. Buchan, Of London, England, tested for
upwards Of seven years in Great Britain and on
the continent Of EIrope, and introduced into
the United States, under the immediate supern-
tendence OF the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the Hungarian
Balsam. in the cure Of every form Of Consump.
ton, warrants the American Agent in soliciting
for treatment the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community cases that seek
relief in vain from any Of the common remedies
of the day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and incu-
rabe. The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
will cure the most desperate Of cases. IT is no
quack nostrum, but a standard English Medicine
of known and established efficacy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED !

Dr. Bradlee-Dear Sir-I take much plea
sure in giving yOu "a statement OF the beneficial
effects Of Buchan's hungarian Balsam, on my
daughter, who had been Tor number of year
afflicted with bad cough, pain ~ the side, ra's
ing Of blood, and all these pains and troubles
which attend that insidiOus disease. Consump-
ton. ! employed physician who attended
her long time a. great expense, and then nd-
vised the consultation OF a celebrated physician
in n neighboring town, al still greater expense,
aud after number Of visits from the advising
physician, and the continuance for some time
of the family physician he declared he could
do no more for her tie had done all that he
could, and could see no benefit from it. i
then employed Botanic Physician for some
time, who seemed to do her some good, but did
not rea ch the root Of the disease. | was then
ndvised by friend to try Buchan's Hungarian
Balsam. | have used six bottles with the most
astonsh q effect. 1t has restored her strength,
cured her entirely Of her cough and pain in the
side and she is now attending to her accustoma
ed duties. This may seem wonderful, but II is
no more strange than true, and would advise
all who have symptoms Of consumption TO take
this medicine in season, and not wait till all
hope is past, although this case has terminated
so fortunately. In this case paid between one
and two hundred dollars for physicians and
medicine without any satisfactory benefit, while
six dollars worth Of The Hungarian Balsam has
removed the disease, renewed the strength, and
brought on n healthy action Of the system
Try it for yourselves, and you will find the one
half has not been told You can use this
letter as you think best and as will do most
good and wishing that your medicine may
benefit many much as my daughter.
remain gratefully yours,
JNO. YOUNG.
Bath, Maine, Feb. "a, lSi4.
p > would gay further, that about 6vs
years ago my daughter commenced raising blood.
which continued at times for three years, and
sometimes very bad ill about two years, when
she commenced taking this Balsam. The first
bottle stopped the raising Of blood entirely, and
she has never been troubled with it since.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
lPAlHlNNlH
M E ID + CT N E S .

N Il - l ~ L N II =
1 NEW supply of the most popular paten
~ medicines, among which are
Sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract. .ol
Sarsaparia.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy
Starkwealher's iIepatic Elixir.
s;waims' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, aslh-
/" Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort, ma and pul
I" Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary al
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Basam
of Liyerwort, fections gen,
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Anderson Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wistar's Cough
Lozenges.
Pease's, Brown'sand Wild's Cough Candies.
Jayne's. Swaim's s. Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
adsworth's, Remngtons & Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dnneford's and Dunbar
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove hnodyne Drops, for the speedy relief OF
toothache
Wright Indian Vegetable, Whitney's)
Cough, & Whitney dntibilious, ,Mead's, Z Pills
Da,enport's, Tomato, &c &C.,
ALSO-Dr. II. G. Wiley's Respirator, Of
Breath Varying INSTRUMENT, for the use OF
those persons whose lungs are irrita,ed by ex
posure to the air the objects Of which are to
enable the consump,ive and those predsposed
to consumption, to take exercise without risk in
the open air, and TO prevent the bad effects to
the lungs, arising from sudden changes in the
Temperature es the atmosphere.
Jus, received and for sale by
r.. r.. II "A z a n d,
Sign of the Golden'Nlortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. lfeb. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

lust received by WM s VOSE, fresh
- supply Of Doct. BRANDRETH's Puts
the only authorised agent for this town, and
for sale at the office over Mr.. Corban's shoe
store, and at the Touro street Cotlageb n
the Hill.
Newport. May 6, l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
lsea1D nld0e Cl0tDtnD,
AT so LOW A PRICE THAT WILL
Defy the World to Undersell.
COUNTRY TRADERS,

| would invite your attention 10 ms SPLENDID ava
riety uf FASHIONABLE Goods as was ever offered IN
h, market comprising the latest patterns and STYLES
OF French. English aud American manufacture fon
invited To call send your orders by mail TO that
GREAT MARKET,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
INCONTESTlELE PROOFS
of The efficacy Of this BaIsam in the rorsi
forms Of Consumption.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY

DR.. Bradlue-Dear Sir-The Hungarian Bal
sam is, beyond all question:, u most perfect
and admirable preparation for Diseases Of the
Lunga. have used It in my family, and in my
professional practice for more than two years.
with the most uniform and entIre success. in
cases Of severe Pulmonary Disease. and ] can
conscieniously recommend it 10 all who are
afflicted, as the most certain remedy fci svek
diseases with which am acquainted
Yours Respectfully,
FREDERIC y. SrOKER, NJ. ID.
Saco, Maine, May %, lS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

CoLp PEEr r-Muttudrs of people. suffer from cold
feet, aud never know how Ia remedy the evil INC
Ointment will open the pors., cause Increased rupdhy
Ia the cireuaii,u mud thus restore warmth AMI COM
iort Ia the lrct. ''
| succ.s.i,hIy treated, Eleven Hundred.
PILEs.-we have known persons i"."ner five dollnrs
b"x Tor the sn,e To our counr, agents fHhrr thnn
go home without II, ior the purpose al curing piles
Successfully treated, nine hundred and Tour.
BuRSs-fur burns IL has not ils equal IN the world
We should he willing To have II tesed win the very
best remedy Ia Europe or America.
Cured seven hundred aud over.
HAIR AND DANDRUFF.-Ihe Oil pressed from ihe
AilHesling Ointment, produces bsir oil unsurpnssed
by nny production iu the world
This oil restores the insensble P~rspiraiion the -aIne
hair will grow under amy circumstances. il Will under
this
IL has restored the hair In nearly hundred cases
Indeed ~ has with success we did not ourselves
expect The good Il has done Is incaeulnble. IL Inns
carried ga,lness aud Joy into many dwelling and We
thank Him who is the Author Of a good ihn he hus
been pleased bless this simple remedy pat orih WIN
sincere and honest motives, in III. healing OF 30 many
diseases II Inns alrendy restored mnny poor man 70
his wife aud children, whom all their dependence
was laid and believe that not ten individuals cnn
be found among the 81, 900 who hnve used IL, who 10
sorry that H. hns come 10 bis knowledge.
| Such is M'ALIsTER's ALL-liEALING OINTMENT nnu
such Is lis reception among the people.
Friends aud fellow ciizens welcome this great snu
good medicine 10 your homes You shall never regret
IL, we pledge ou our good word
JAMES McALlSTER, s. Co.,
Sole Proprieto,s,
GRAND DEpoT, 1863, SoUTm. N. Y.
For sale by r. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, II l Nov. l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
20 Ak ii ALL"

has been PROCLAIMED from, and posted on, the
WALLS OF CAN TO \, andS choed back to Eu-
ROPE, aud re-echoed ALL ONER every habitable part
nf the globe.
Win MI the powerful machinery can bring to henr
have been able reduce the price Of this necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

IoHs Youso--An old subscriber Of Ours ron,
Livingston Co. came il one day last week TO settle
up - conversation turning upon the Governor elect
he told that he had known John as he IL fa.n;ariy
called in mat neighborhood. from his yoC,.lrp He
said +JoHN used to keep district school, ard he was
the first inspector who examined" him From
hs school he finally went into lawyers oaice az Gene
and by his industry, talent and perseverance,.
unai9ed By any adventurous circumstances not within
the reach OF al who have the sazscity 20 every
favorable opportunity OF advancement be hes worked
his way up 10 his present exalted position Whatever
may think Of his poiiics Mr. YouvGs history in
the highest degree credtable him. Of untiring
perseverance, in the pursuit Of honorable distinction.
No young can be said start from humber be-
ginnings or 10 be possessed of fewer facilities usually
considered essential promotion His parents sth re-
SIDE IN the town OF Conesus His mother II ~ SAID
even more than his father, feels justly proud OF tue
honors 10 which her petted son ma. attained II We
rightly understood our informant Mr.. Young the
sole survivor Of three brothers the other two having
died young leaving him alone TO be the object OF
mothers affection and hopes. ANY mother can wei!
fortune Of her Koch. Adv.
SALES or STOCKS At PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g.
fra Bodyd-5O Vcksourg b5. ca $500 g. 1856 l0l.
Repeen BoayGs-lO0 L Blk 81; $500 State ia 6o: ! Bk
n Amer 40s 5000 State IS 65! Second BoarG-s3O0O
$1,000 Oh & Del Loan l03 ht,er Boayds-i0 Grard. g.;
$500 Texas Notes, l3i.
RgsHET-Tonawande Creek, ct Pendeton. has
ovcraowed its banks and done much injury. Sandy
Creek has also oyerfowed and many bridges carried Of
Two vessels reported ashore at the mouth OF Oak
Orchard creek-the names not given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
r.-cEELoS's HAIR DYE

y Liquid CoIorins oF e .'a.F, " EisSeFE: 9
L. Gains 70 ratTC1aEe -i 81 once &c understood:
nose 90 have ed sold the preparations offered Tor
dyeng me hair Il application Is s.-2le IA eject cer-
tain being eupha-csy perfect Har-ttye, wltou; &C.
strUvr ne elasticity or heath Of The har To fs3cy-
store Keeper Druggists &c i VIII Dc found ncsi
si-able article, -s= can iih confidence recommend
liz 5ve.-r The skin or linen Il viii rub CO the hair
and cUr,js-; washing Only improves IL aPpears-ce TIE
color i permanent ard perfectly Uniform. entirely free
roy Hose ulIuatira. varying from The faded green
the roya purple produced by he ordinary nuir dyes Il
proof OF IL -ly the inventor - prepared zpp- the
Dive TO v-h.kers portion OF Inc hair without charge.
20 those wishing 20 purchase II proves satisfactory ;o-
which ptr- he hg= private roous. Prepared olv and
sold u nolesale and retail by WM: BACHELOR, No.
Well-s near Broadway. Price 81: double size 81 80
Agenls-Ne7v-York Dr.. Gouraud. 81 Wsker-s;; Brook
yn Mrs Hays 1Ss Fai;on-st: Philadelphia. Eng Roasc;
Washington. D. C, j H. Glbn- Tenr ATen PlusbGrg.
Pa W1r JACKSON So Lberty-s-; Columbus. Ca. Winter
Z Eppiag Ms lueodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

hss been donss amounting 70 1000 baiss Z, isrtre- r..
ducton IN prices, which are now fully half cent = 10
lower than the date OF our last Circular az which re-
ducton there much greater disposition 70 sell than
70 buy.
has been for shipment 10 Liverpool and Hsyre and
some parcels are going forward from hrst hands We
estimate the amount hoard and in course Of ship
men, FOR Liverpool 600 bales which viii be increased
as shipping facilities offered.
It's difficult: TO foresee the future course Of rices IN
,h.s market Our stock IS by large and TIE
prospect of augmentation by receipts from the South
where prices the last dstes quite high thoe
ruling here is by no means likely At the quotations in
Liverpool by the last arrival Cotton purchased IN this
market DC laid down there profit In Ordinary
seasons under similar circumstances many parties
would be willing 10 ship extensiTely; the difficulty n
making engagements for and The ad-ance in the raes
Of freight with the decline in exchange tends TO limit
the operations Of those having orders purchase
while the fear Of tight money market in England,
caused by the demand for specie which is about 20 take
place there influencing unfsvoraby the price Of Cotton
Liverpool creates unusual degree Cf tiHd!ty On
the part Of shippers from this side while the co1anua
ZION the South Of Mid and 2ropnous weather Tor TIE
picking OF the late maturing crop producing pretty
general opinion here that il may exceed the snort est
mates inculged in month ago.
Ez1iauzes in ~ery unsatisfactory state and the
declining. Good bills on England have been
sold low per cent first class signatures held
al 81;
Freigbts-We noticed in our las; tina; an important
advance had been reaed in the rate OF freight 10 Liver
pool since which time considerable actviy has pre
vailed and nearly every vessel IN this port mas been
taken up-and ali that could be obtained in Boston and
other Eastern ports nave been chartered 20 come 70 this
City TO load with Flour and Grain Vessels are also
their here from New Orleans in ballast OF
which already taken up to arrive the prices current
ly paid to-day for Liverpool are for Cotton I'd = 10 in
square bales Flour IS per Dbl Wheat -; per 5ushel
Corn I'D per bushel and for heavy goods, SIS 70 Cos
per ton. To IIavre, &c for Cotton Flour l25c per
bbls; Grain, 30c per bushe! To Antwerp. 35c for a
cargo of Grain refused today Within the past week
several vessels have been engaged with Flour and Grain
for Havre Antwerp Marseilles Glasgow, Bristol, &c-
There is demand for small vessels TOR the various ports
in ireland some Of which have obtained even higher
rates than any particuarized above.
Respectfully, your obedien, servants
WRIGHT q LEWlH,
Cotton Brokers Posts Building Hsnoyerst.
Export Of Cotton rgu IT. Ports q tie UHed States com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
General Notifes.
= Rheunr

= Rheuraatisn.-2s.ass nd stiffness o. ice .ciats,
swsitnFs OF tie Muscular s5aucss near hem AID other
7t1us wen known 70 reed description r1sy be ef
fecizsly re--gred tie use Of Rigs Compound Strip Of
ydrioda,e Of P5tassa SAzsapaa az Yeilou DOCK Root
The ecacy Ct he.- ingredients : isPctshIe. sd 5y
their uico;.s s.xrare remedy Is formed .hsi fc- the
above uz-.>d coc>s:ris ag eT1n -fa--l5,e -lre
TIE gres: aid increasing eesae for az aEce ofias kind
has Induced tn proprietor 70 bring before he public hs.
s NAV have - b4-sS CT i. and know Ia: here Is
r=2edv for III. mos. distressing complaint, Rheumatism
Il = recommended IL fzl cnulceDc- being <7ec.sc
aa4 5e. III -sl % couvnce he cre6u,ous OF -
-1:-.rsry properties Prepared and for sale only b. c.
q King; isz Broadway. corner Jol1--- rS mis-
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MARRIED

On Tuesday 24;h inst By Rev. Edward Lsthrop,
WILLIAM w ARMFIELD TO MARY REBECCA, daugn-
ter of William W!n;ertop, all Of this city.
On the 9th inst by Rev. DR. Tying. WILLIAM AGUS-
TUS GWYER, Egg. Of North Carolina TO SARAH Ann
HALL Of this city.
In Sandwich. Mass 18th inst by Rev Mr.. Craft, DA-
VID s ROSS, Of the firm Of Peterson, Humphrey &
Ross ~ y 20 Miss FRANCES NJ eldest daughter Of the
late Capt Clifton Wing of Sandwich,
At Philadelphia 20ih Lieut. w. J.. Elliott, T. :. 4. 10
Harriet L. Jones OF NeMport ~.
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DR.. MaNIOTTArS


for Dyspepsia Fever ard Ague. .lc
TT Travellers. from Constant change OF air s,d
ter liable many diseases which can ne prevented by
the use Of Tonic whenever hey ind themselves II ary
way iad!scosel This medicine viii always preyen them
from contracting contagious diseases such a. yellow fever.
scarlet fever &c sc. Persons OF extreme bilious e?ere
neni NAV I'VE long and healthy Southern climate by
Tie use u this article Personal reference given 70 several
huntr reds OF ir-t citizens.
tons fposi-paidl addressed TO proprietor.
nit lineOGl- g. FEM Err, l0S Nassau 81.