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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-14
DR.. WARREN'S
S A r S A p A r. IL L A,
TOMATO AND WILD CHERRY
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
ar -n cC ,-,rc DrD DoyTT ~
ar so CENTS PER BOTTLE.

CARsAPARILI.A, q TOMATO and WILD
y CHERRY BITTERS, have now become
standard Medicine, universally approved by
Physicians as a safe, speedy and efieclual rem
edy for ScrotuLOus, Msrcurial and Cutaneous Dis
eases Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bill
iouS disorders, Liver Complaint, CoSliveness,
Weak aud Sore Stomach, Ulcers and running
Sores, Swelling of the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones, Tumors in the Throat, Rheumatic AT.
lections, Salt Rheum, ErysipelaS, bad IIumors,
Eruptions on the face and body, Cancerous
sores, Kings Evil, Chronic Caiarrh, Languor,
Debility, Headache Dizziness, Sallow Com.
pexion, and all those disorders which arise
from the Abuse of Mercury, or from an M
PURE TAlNT in the Blood, no matter how
acquired.
directions given by the celebrated DR.. Warren
whose name it bears, and will be found supero
to any preparation Of the kind now in use. II
is highly concentrated entirely vegetable
and every finely favored 10 the taste. The
change which it produces in the condition and
tendency of the system is speedy and permanent.
As SPRING MEDICINE for Purifying the
Blood, Strengthening the Stomach and Body,
and checking all ConsuDiptive habits, the Sar-
saparitia, Tomato, and Wih Cherry Bitters are
entirely unrivalled.
Prepared by Or. D. F. Bradlee, $50 Wash.
ington street, Boston.
Price, ONLY SO CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by J. $. HOUGHTON, at the MAGA-
SIN DE SANTE, (Magazine of Healthy I3O
Washington- street, RoSton--Eenorai AZ mt fUI
New England. Also, as above all the Popular
Medicines in general use, pure and genuine. at
the lowest possible prices Medical Books.
Perfumery, Cosmetics, and Fancy Goods,
wholesale and retail.
AGENTS.
Ns,oport-R. j. TAYLOR.
Bristol-S. w. BRIGGS.
Providence -CHASE& DODGE,
Suansey-JOHN Il. WOOD.
Fall Rirer-E. $. CHASE.
Nep Eord-E. THORNTON & SON.
And by the dealers in Medicine generally.
an I5
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I24, Thames-sfrssf.
Confectionery & ReStOralcur.

VNliE subscriber would respectfully give NO
Il tice TO his friends in Newport, and 10 those
who sojourn here through the summer months,
that he has removedto l24, Thames street, where
he is now prepared TO furnish
Confectionery, Fruit Cakes,
Pastry, &C. &C.
lie has rooms furnished to serve up ICE.
CREAMS, SUPPERS, OYSTERS, GAME,
MEATS. &c.
Ladies and Gentlemen who may call at this
establishment, will find their visits agreeable, as
the subscriber intends to spare no pains on his
part to suit the taste of all who may be pleased
TO call
Blanchmange, Charlotte de Rnse, Calves
feet Jelly made al short notice. ...-.
Families can be supplied with any OF The
above articles al their residences. BAKING
also done for families.
PRESERVES put up in the best siyle-all orders
will be met punctually.
A share of the public patronage is respect
fu ly solicited. ISAAC RICE.
Newport, April %, lSi7.
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RURBENS,
BOSTON sEPT'R I6TW.--FARNs-
i'd WORTH ,G SHAW have This daY re.

BOSTON SEPT'R I6TV.--FARNS.
ID WORTH & SHAW have this day re
ceved and offer the same al the lowest markc
prices, at No. 65 MILK STREET, corner o
Pearl.
German Cloths, plain and twl'cd,
Superfine Cashmere do.
New STYLES Fancy. .Caa>imcres.
Rich Plaid Doeskins.
Blue and Drab Beavers.
Sup Boiled Satin Vestings.
Extra Rich London do.
ELK Silk Serges.
Wove Plaid Satinets.
Silk Warp Coburg ClohS
Cotton DO do do
silk and Cotton Warp Alpaca.
Mode Cold do
Fancy Plaid DO
Rich Plaid Mohairs.
Small fig'd Csshmercs.
New Patterns Fancy De LANES,
Mourning do.
White Goods in variety
White Linens, all qualities.
London Prints,
Alpacca Hosiery, blk and cold
IidkE, Gloves, Cravsi,, Nc 80.
Sept 26
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CardchaS MOlasSes.

900 HHDs. prime retailing CardenaS
D')S Molasses just received per brig Con.
hdence, and ioI sale in lots to suit puIchaserSl
by PECkliAM ~ BULL.
iulv IN
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FINE SET OF TEETH FOR
25 Cents.
White Teeth, Foul Breath, Healthy

Gums.
Yellow and unhealIhy teeth, after being once
or twice cleaned with
Jones' Amber Tooth Paste,
have the appearance oflhe most beautiful IVORY
and al the same time it is 50 perfectly lnn"cen'
and exquisilely fine, that It's constant daily use
is highly advantageous, even to those teeth maj
are in a good condition giving them oeauli'
lul polish, and preventing premature decay
Those already deeayed 1t prevents IRON oecom
ing worse-it also fastens such as are becoming
loose. and by perseverance 1t will render the
ioulesl teeth delicately white, and make the
breath deliciouSly sweet.
Price % or 81 l-2 cts. box.
grr Allthe above are sold only al - Chat
ham street. Sign of the American Eagle, New
York, and by X j. TAYLOR, Newport
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Glands, Bulls, Carpenters, Browns and
-, Townsends Extracts Of Sarsaparilla, al
X. II. HAZARDS,
near the Court House.
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n0LD PENS, PENCILS, GUARD-KEYS
u BRACELETS, and variety Of fine JEW
ELRY, Ornamental COMBS, &c, the latest
patterns, just received at "
BU. TISDALE'S
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Stocking Yarn.

StOfNtus atb.
yYYlLLIAM g. COZZENs, a Co., have reoeives
w their Fail supply of the very best qualities a.
LIGHT and DARK BLUE MUD YARN, GREY, LA
vENDER, BLACK, WHITE and SCARLET.
One kind we consider, fully equal to the best old
fashioned Country yarn.
Also
BLUE MiXD. Brk and white Worsied.
For sale Low by WM. T.. COZIENs& & Co.
Aug 10.
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Fluid Extract OF vaIerian.

TNHIS preparation contains all the valuable
| i properties of Valerian Root, in high
/ ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found to be more efhcacious in all cases where
the effect of yalerian is required-with direc-
tons for using, at II. Il. HAZARDS,
Sign Of the mortar, near the Court House.
| July 81
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MANCHESTER'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.
No. I. Bath Road, Newport, and No. 3

No. |. Bath Road, Newport, and No. So
Westminster street, Providence, X. ].
WHILE thanking our old friends & patrons
w oldially for past favors we would respect
fully invite the public generally to call at our
rooms and examine specimens aS soon As con
venient, or stay in this place being limited -
DO not delay, life is uncertain, now is the time
TO obtain perfect likeness of that beloved pa
rent, brother, sister or child, which when these
fond objects Of your affection are removed from
your sight will be toyou an invaluable treasure
yes and how paltry viii you then consider the
tribe which its acquisition cost. Since our re
turn we have often been panied by the sincere
but unavailng regret expressed to us by a
number OF our friends, who having neglected
a former opportunity OF securing a correct
likeness OF n friend or relative, are now mourn.
ing the loss Of those friends with no trace with
which TO recall their features.
June 10.
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g EPT. 10. Isi1.-FARNswoRrH &

CEPT. 10, st1.-FARNswORTH &
~ SHAW have received in store -
Cases Corded Cashmere new and rich styles.
do Mohair CbsngeableS, de LANES.
do Fancy Plaid Mohair OregonS.
Do ColOred silk Warp Lyonese Cloths.
do Drab and Mode Alpsccss.
do Black. \ w AlpaccaS all qualities
do Mode and Drab Coburghs assorted.
do Silk Warp Ombre shaded Alpaccas.
do Crcassian Striped Alpaccss.
do EsrlSton GinghamS. English Prints.
do Alpaca Col'dIosIery white cotton do.
do New styles OF ShawlS and NesiIngs,
&c &c which with full Assortment Of Amer
iesn Cloths, Cas,imeres. Sstinsi,, PiiniS, &c.
A. they cfct for sale Al ., MIX, corner OF
fsarl suest. Boston. sc!t lb--.6W26,
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Dictctics for the Sick, &c

Such as-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsnglass,
Cooper's lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson's Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
II. r. HAZARDS,
Sign of Golden Mortar, near the Court House
iy %
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Blue Lick Water,

NROM the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs in
IL Kentucky. II is analogous TO the waters oi
AK de Chapele and Ilarrowgate in Europe,
at X. r. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
" near the Court House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-14
jones' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

JUNES ITALIAN CHEMlVAL SVAr.
Pimpes, BIotches, Salt Rheum, Scurey. Fry
sipieias, Sore HeadS, old Sores, Beard and
Barber's Itch, Chdpped and Teadcr
Flesh, FrecklcS, Tan, Sunburn,and
changing dark SunJurn or
Yeltom skin to pure
ciedn nhte, as
smooth and
soft rs
INFANTS,
and in fact every kind OF eruption and dlstgure
ment Read these certificates
From the New Orleans Sentinel Oct. 1914.
One of our subscribers, Mr.. Il. Leonard. il
forms us that he has been cured of old, Scay
Salt Rheum, of eighteen years standing on his
heard, fingers, and hands, by a cake OF an arti-
Gle much advertised lately-we speak Of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also informs Us
that he has tried It's effects on his female slave
Rose, much marked with sun spots, and he
found 10 Two weeks her skin much clearer and
whucT.
James Ethan, n painter, in Jersey City, was
cured OF carbuncleS and pimple>, which he was
afflicted with for many years, by part OF a cake
of Jones Italian Chemical Soap.
Persons ia purchasing this must always ask
tor JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP
and perhaps, as many who have been cheated
with codnterfeiS, will be too much discouraged
TO try the genuine. we say TO such, ;ry this once
you will not regret it But always see that
The name of L JONES is on the wrapper.
Sold IN New York at 50 Chatham street,
Sign Of the American Eagle.
Also IN Newport, by X. J TAYLOR.
PRICE so CENTS 4 CAKE.
yr Full directions for use accompany each
cake of Jones Soap
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SANDY, CANDY.

XTARRANTED TO be made from pure loaf
w sugar, and by the best artists IN The conn-
Try aud as cheap as can be bought IN Newport,
either at wholesale or retail. Come aud Judge
for Yourselves. al YOUNG ) Confectionery and
Fancy Store, next South Town Hall
mr.. %.
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AGENTS.
.Nswpor,-R. J. TAYLOR.
Bristol-S. W. BRIGGS.
Prorid,nes-CHASE a. DODGE.
Srans,y-JOHN r. WOOD.
FaH Riusr-E s. CHASE.
Nep Bedford-E THORNTON g. SON
And by the dealers 10 Medicine generally.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-14
DIR. UPHAM's
Vegetable Internal Remedy
FOR THE PILES!
E A Cure for Life Secured. -
IL. IDuAM,S Infnrnal Remedy

For The Cure of Piles, Inflammation Of he
Lirr and Spleen; igfammation, Soreness
and liberation Of the Stomach, Boceis, KID
neys, and BLADDER 4; Iafammotory and .her-
curiai Rheumatism; Impwify Of Blood ;
Weakness and hfammdtion Of the Spine :
and for tte neLisf Of .Mhrriod Ladtes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04
LATER.

An officer of the Ohio regiment supposed to
be Lieut.. Miller, had been murdered near Chihu-
ahuo, and awfully mutated by the Mexicans,
Gen. Scott was to embark Immediately on his
destination to Lobos, distance of rs miles from
Vera Cruz. The attack on Vera Cruz it was
supposed, would take place about the first day of
March.
General La Vega, it appears, has now been
appointed to command Vera Cruz The Con
gress OF the State of Vera Cruz had called on
its people to resist at all hazards any INVASION of
the Americans.
The Congress Of the State of San Luis pass
ed decree authorizing the Governor to nego
tate loan in AZ hours by force voluntarily.
There are some farther accounts of the cap
ture of chihuahua. The Mexicans admit that
over one hundred of their numbers were killed.
Another account mentions that the action took
place in the immediate vicinity of Ell Passo Del
Norte, in which our troops were entirely sue
cessiul. This is the Mexican report, and it also
states that the Americans were IN possession oil
FL Passo with 600 cavalry and 400 infantry, on
the 9th ult. The loss on each side is not stated
The capture of Cassus NJ. Clay with 80 men
of Major Borand with so men, and of Lieut.
Richie (lassoed and murdered with dispatches
ore all confirmed. The last accounts from Tam.
pco state that the troops wrecked in the ship On
diaka were fighting with the Mexicans. Saltil
10 is again threatened. On the whole, the news
is bad.
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Gbe 4flexi1ou &Oar.

LATE FROM MEXICO. We have dates from
Brazos Santiago to the 9th. Lieut.. Richie Of
the 10Th Dragons, having dispatches from Gen.
Scott to Gen Taylor, with his party had all been
murdered by the Mexcans, between Monterey
and Victoria and the dispatches, giving the pro-
posed plan of operations of our army, were taken
by the enemy
Major Borland with fifty men, had been cap
tured by Gen. Minon, with 500 cavalry, fifty miles
beyond Saltlllo.
Gen. Scott was about en,barking for Tampico.
The Court Martial for the trial of Col. Harvey,
had resulted in a sentence Of reprimand.
Tamplco dates of Feb 9th have been received.
The ship Ondiaka, having on board four Com
panes Of the Louisiana Volunteers, was wrecked
about thirty miles south of Tampico. The sol.
diers and crew were all saved, but destitute OF
clothing. The wreck was seized by eight hun
dred Mexicans.
At Tampico on the 9Th it was believed that
the wrecked Louisiana volunteers had been cap
tured by the Mexicans. Lieut.. Gibson died at
Vera Cruz on the LIST inst.
There has been battle at Ell Passo. The A
morcan strength was 400, the Mexican about
1000. The Mexican loss was 100 The Amer
leans took the place, but their loss is not stated
Gen. Patterson had received dispatches trou
Commodore Conner, which were supposed 20 re-
late to proposition for peace between Mexico
and this country.
Santa Anna was still alive and about going tC
Tula.-BoSton Daily .4dv.
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Religious.

REVEALS. We notice accounts of REVEALS
in Grafton, South Adams, Boston, Sturbridge,
and South Reading, Mass.-Pleasant Hill, Vir,
glnia- Chester and Elzabethtown, Ohio-San-
dsfield and in McKendree College, Illinois Ca
man N. Y.-Woonsocket, r, I.-Ccntre College
in Danvle and Louisville, Ky.-and in Madison,
Indiana
In Woonsockct, r. l., the church under the
the pastoral care OF Rev. J. Davis is at this time
blessed with the reviving influences of the Holy
Spirit
The &" Alton Presbytery Reporter" Qll.) men
tons an interesting work of grace in the congre-
CATION of Spring Cove. 1t has resulted in the
hopeful conversion Of about forty souls.
The Evangelical Lutheran church, under the
care of the Rev. DR.. Bachman, in Charleston, S.
Co. have been favored during the greater part of
the past season, with revival OF religion. FIFTY
seven white and several colored members have
been added to the church on profession OF their
faith.
The Carolina Baptist gives an account OF an
interesting revival in Haywood Co. N. c., which
has been progressing tour or five months, and
resulted in adding more than fifty members to
the church.
ROMAN CATHoLIcs.-The Catholic Almanac
for 1917, says that the number Of priests in the
United States is eight hundred and thirty -four,
being an accession of ninety eight in one year
and also that there are eight hundred and twelve
churches, seventy-two of which were erected
this year. In addition to this number, there are
five hundred and seventy seven stations visited
by clergymen, but as yet without any commodl
GUS place Of worship.
INSTALLATION. Rev. David Perry was in
stalled at Danyle on the 24th--sermon by Rev
J. X. Lord Of Hartford.
FAITH. Faith takes God at his word, and de-
ponds upon him for the whole of salvation. Goo
is good. and therefore he will not-he is true ant
faithful therefore he cannot deceive me. | be
lieve that he speaks as he means, and will dc
what he says; for which reason let me be strong
in faith, giving honor to God, and rejoice witt
JOY unspeOkable and full of gory.-Ryiand
CHURCH MILITANT. While Israel marched
through the wilderness, the blacklist night had {
pillar of fire, and the brightest day pillar
cloud. So, in this world, things never go 81
well with Gods Israel, but they have still some
thing to groan under; nor 50 i'll, but they hav
still comfort TO be thankful for. In the Churc
Militant, as in the ark of old, there are both
rod and pot of mamma. -.4rowSmih.
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foreign Nrws.
Important from Germany.

We are indebted TO Rev. DIR. Baird, who came
passenger in the Cambria, for copy Of a Lon
don Universe" Of the 29h of January, which
contains intelligence from Germany Of the deep
est interest and importance.
The King of Prussia will IN few days issue
an edict or law, granting very large measure
of religious liberty to his kingdom; a measure
quite as large as could possibly be expected in
the present condition of things in that kingdom,
especially under the maintenance and even the
existence of the Prussian National Church.
This is a matter which calls for devout thanks
giving on the part Of every sincere friend OF pure
Christianity. We understand that the measure
is so comprehensive that it will cover completely
all such movements as those OF CzersSi, honge
and their adherens. In word whoever are
dissatisfied with the present Protestant, Catholic,
or Jewish modes of worship, may have such as
they prefer upon engaging TO support 1t at their
own charges, and to maintain due regard to
the laws which enforce good order and propriety.
We consider this act of the King as constituting
a most important epoch in the history of religion
in Germany. 1t is worthy of the enlightened
and excellent monarch of Prussia-a man who
fears God, and seems DESTROYS of doing what he
can TO advance the interests of true religion. In
regard to his participation in the suppression OF
Cracow, we have authentic information, which
we shall lay before our readers next week.
In a very few weeks the long expected consti-
tuition will be given by the King Of Prussia, and
the States-General of the Kingdom will be con
yoked to carry it into effect This body, it is
decided, will be the Union of all the provincial
assemblies OF the Kingdom, eight IN humber
This is great movement, aud may be followed
and doubtless will be, by the most important con
sequences Boston Traveller.
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4f(orkct6.
Boston Market, Feb. az.

From the Boston Advertiser.
AsHEs Small sales Of Pots at l2 and "a aud Pearls
at ~ cash The have petty large stocks,
but the stock in Dealers hands IL rather light.
LEATHER-Continues in fair demand, and prices fully
maintained. sales at auction Of 5000 sides Sole, good mid
do weights Hemock tanned - 2 IA ovcrweghts n "a
u good damaged Ia ii 10, pink Innings 70 IL ~
l-2 per lb. cash.
PRovistoNs. Western Hams in good demand. and
sales at l0c per h. cash Upwavds Of 100000 ruuadg pick
led sides Pork have boen NJ within the last week
2 rs per H. cush for the English market. There has
hecn fair business done in Pork sales Of $50 bills.
sly, cash, aud some at sis ms Mess ut SIG, and Prime
S4 ms. Steady sales of Beef $50 to $50 Prime
Lard is held nj II 4 ms.
TAlLow-is held at l-a DC. We have heard of no sales
this week.
Wool Tho market continues firm, and Il fair business
doing at full prces
D0mestic.-SaSuny necccs II -; full blood 36 II -
l2 and "a blood 30 80; IA blood y %, Lambs
super 30 3jj DO. No. Is ~ 90, Do. No II 49, Do No.
3, Q H.
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DGatI)s.

In Worcester tho 2oth uit. OF on5umpion Emma Eu-
genia, seco ID daughter Of Allen l. and Wealthy C. Vail,
aged years.
In Randolph, Feb TO- Mr. Otis Heath, aged So On going
TO the Savmill with log loaded upon slo it slowed of
tho road, aud tipped upon him. killing him instantly.
by this accident he has left mily and large circle Of
relatives aud friends, who deeply mourn his loss. Printer,
III n. II. and Mass. req &c.
In Rochester, Nov. 9th, Deacon Icmue Richardson, -
IN Cabot, 18th nit. Saiah w. wife of Ben &. Howe %.
In Peyshursh, Oho, Sth ut. !. NJ Hall, OF Jurius
Hail. of this state, 49,
In Burlinst on, J th ult. Mr. Hymn Lane, A.
In this town. suddenly Daniel &. Of David Gould 80.
In Wuitshcd, DiAntha s., wife of Carlos Stevens, H.
In Chester. 18th ult. Simeon Leland, Esq, 6
RouGoul, ~ Y 18th ult Myron H. in his 30 year, only
child Of James and s. A. Graves formerly of this village
In Brattleboro', l7th ult widow Chloe Hayes, a.
In Guillod, dtl ull. widow Elcnnor Phelps, 16
In Nnchcndor. Ms January ID, Rev. Humphrey Harris,
80, formerly of Grafton, Vile killed by the falling OF
In Manchester Jan. Sth Molly Smith, sed 100 years and
day.--one of the mothers Of tho Revolution.
Ia Thstiord February Ermina. eldest daughter of Sam
d. and Amra Buell. o GIauby, aged Ii years aud
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Reported for tho Boston Traveller.
At Market, $40 beef Garlic, yokcs ur Working Oxen
2j Cows aud Calves, 1909 Sheep aud about ~ Swine.
Doef Caue-EAra, 50 first quality % second quail
ty % to a.
Working Oxen-Salca noticed Mt $50 and S9i
Cows and CulycsSalcs nde at 500 -, 90 and 81
Shcep-SIlcs of lots Mt So 49, 3 - aud IS.
Swine-SIlcs were noticed there buiug but few al
market.
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Gntrst Nous.

In the Senate on Saturday the bill for the
relief of Ireland was PASSED, 81 to 10
In the House the Mckay War Tariff was
patched over with amendments and LOST,
ayes 60, noes 1874
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CONSUMPTION. This terrible disease is commonly attbu.
ted TO climate. But il the climate TO blame the
dsonso would have been inflicted upon that and not upon
tho people. We think the fault in the people, and that If
the people would keep the skins of themselves and their
chen properly wished, and abstain from guttony poison
and dcness for generation or two consumption would he
unknown than now in good society," tho disease for
which scratching aud sulphur the principal Remedies
However, consumption prevails as matters are, and picks
of tho pettiest of in prime In this of thngs
must do the best piece out and patch the
web of life, with journeys voyages nld medicines. Of all
tho medicines We know Of Mr. Fowlo's Bulsam of " lid
Cherry" is what we should fist recommend We have in
office living proof Of us efficacy, ina valued friend.
who but for it, would have been beneath tho sod ong ago
Tho inventor of this medicine Dr. Wsar, OF SCI
and humanity, aud undoubtedly prepared the remedy
in its hest FORM and public reply upon Mr.. Fowle
for the genuine article rs it originally prepared.
None genuine unless signod L. BUTTS.
For sale by $. w. FOWLE, 1873 Washington st. BOSTON.
0Sy'For sale by =. p. REDFtGLD, Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-03-04

"What branch of education do you have
chiefly in your school" "a willow branch sir !!
The master has used up almost whole tree!'