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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
NO. LOG, .l'hames-st.
Directly opposite The Merchants and Traders
Banks
BENZ. II. TISDALE.

IHAVlNG completed The alteration and i'm
III prOyement OF the above store, is now pre-
pared to receive again the calls of his custom.
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
upon the most reasonable terms, a large and
valuable assortment of the following Goods, viz:
Gold and Silver, Lever LEpine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gilt and Plated Jewelry;
Silver, German Silver, Plated and Britannia
Wares; SpectacleS of Gold and Silver; Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps, Per-
lumery brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Goods.
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses Of all
sizes; Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Bag N Purse Clasps Purse trimmings,
Steel, Silver and Gilt Beads Drilld eyed, Net
ting, knitting and Crochet Needles
Having received the Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute at wholesale or retail all orders for
30 hour, 8 Day, Gallery, Alarm, O. G Pillar
and Gothic Clocks, at prices lower than they
have heretofore been ohered-All Clocks war
ranled
Watches of every description repaired, as
usual, and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK OF all kinds
SILVER SPOONS, Forks, &c, of the latest
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver. N 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
New Arrangement. A

new Arrangements.
Gnrsy- "a The steamer "PERRY,"
s8RssfHa1'sS} ai Captain WooLsEY will leave
u< Sayer's Wharf) Newport, for
Fall River, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS, at / past O'Clock in the morning, landing
at Bristol Ferry, (Rhode-lsland side } so as to
connect with the steamer King Philip, for Bris.
lol and Providence. On her trip from Fall
River, will land on Bristol side.
Fare 30 Gents each way.
N. B. The Perry will leave Newport for
on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at past ocll in the morning,
leaving Providence for Newport,at ] past 2 p. III.
Freight carried at liberal rates
Fare 10 Cents each way.
FARES.
From Newport to Boston, each way, Sl,5O
Bristol Ferry to do " Z" 80
" L. River TO Newport, 30
From Bristol Ferry to Newp't each way 30
+" New Bedford to do. LOO
/" Taunton to do. 100
Passengers Baggage go through to New
port by crates in charge of Baggage Master
Dec 81, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
i Hon Court of Probate of the town of New
port, Admnistratrix on the Estate Of SylvanuS
Stanford, late of Newport, decd intestate, and
having given bond as the law directs, hereby re-
quests all persons having claims against the
said estate, to present. them to her for adjust
Inent, and all persons indebted to make immedi-
ate payment to ELIZA STANFORD, ,Adm'x.
Newport January z 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
Executors Notice.

TIME subscribers Executors to the last Will
II and Testament of George EngS, late of
Newport, dec hereby give notice that they
have qualified themselves according to law, and
request all persons Interested IN said estate, TO
present their accounts for settlement without
delay. SAMUEL ENGS,
FRANCIS LAWTON.
Dec. 81, 1646--3m.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
Probate Notice.
New Shoreham, Dec. %, l94'

.NeD Shoreham, Dec. %, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
terested that Court of Probate will meet
at the Dwelling House of William p. Sands
late of Shoreham, deceased, on Monday
January 18th, at 9 o'clock a. m. in order to ap
prove Will if any be presented 10 said Court
or to choose an Administrator on the Estate Of
said deceased. N. q. SANDS, Prob. Clk.
Dec 3l-3w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-14
TO LET.

41 A PART of the House on the
HARRIsoNFARM, situated on the
!.s. I South of the harbor of Newport,
.gz&Gs2 and commanding a fine view OF
the Town, the Ocean Hdrbor and Bay. The
part of the house TO be rented is in good or.
der, and consists Of four rooms on the first
floor, with two halls, extending through the
house to piazza, forty feet long, on the
on the second floor, and six rooms in The at
tic. There is good opportunity on the shore
of the Farm for bathing; and accommoda.
ton for Carriages in the out houses, and pas
turage for two pair of Horses. The situation
is delightful as a residence during the sum
mer months. .
For terms, please apply to the subscriber
april Both, 1876. JOSHUA SAVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

a TIE SUBSCRIBERS haVins q VIC go y
40 amelia Japonicas double white and other choice va
- refies We Will sell few hundred Of the best plant.
very cheap They in fine order and nied With lower
buds. many 0farge slzefb 10 3teet hfhl Ao ho'fi
iu Abundance Lauusiinos, Daphne Hesihs Hehutrores
Axaas Primuias. &C for MinteI flowers tine imported
Moss and other Garden Roses, shrubs, GapeNnes AAn
thus trees &C Bouquets and wresls of choice fuNeis
made 10 order WIN PHELAN a SONS, tlorist,
ola Inn Corner Of Avenue 4 AMI tllth-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

The proprietor Of the Eecuary, than ~ years ago
afflicted with the Piles induced by sedeutary habits
while pursuing his collegiate studies and tor 10 years sui
fered much from this complaint The neciency of most
OF the medicines used BY him, and the absolute injury
caused by some Induced hlm 0 invest cate professionally
the nature and OF this complaint and ii possible 70
discover aremedy which some elauce mi ht be placed
medical agents designed and prepared to act Ia accord
with pathological IDEAS Of the disease which
which & is intended % remove
The Fecuary Is composed Of twenty different articles
which recognized n the Matera Medica,
and yet are bat tue known % the medical public bot
experience which Is the best Of everything has lly
convinced the proprietor Of their superior efficacy and
this combination they have proved preeinently Useful
This medicine also contains several extracts obtained
from vegetable productions By which the blood IL more
edectuay renovated, and al the various secretiOus inn
proved, than by any Of the Preparations Of sasspara
that lie has been able 20 recommend The Flee
tuary contains medicines which powerfully deter.
mined the surface, removing COMPOSITIONS eqgazDg he
circulation and creating natural and healthy action Of
the sku and ln This way Piles are cpred-nameiy BY
moving the which produced congestion, turning
the Of the circulating uid from the the
surface and thereby preventing efectuaiy aud pema-
nenty az undue determination Of blood 20 the lower sec.
ton OF the bowels That does this efectusy the Pro
prleor is convinced BY longcontnued personal expert
sautafy results thousands who have consulted him.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
External applications, IN the form Of eschsrotic lni
ments- powerful lsrngen ointments .yes, Sc are not
only dssgreeable but oftent highly Injurious agra
waiting materially the complaint and not unrsquently pro
ducing mali gnaut ulcers troublesome structures and In
durable hsglas Applications Of this character BE-
REGARDED safe 80 long cannot know precisely the
grade Of Inflammation that exists n the Affected parts By
l0ug experience in tho Of this disease have
found the simple Cerate with cold water used ordered
IN the directions viii answer al the purposes that
lt Is always safe.
Sold, wholesale and retail. BY WYATT & TETcHAM
~ Fuiton-sti Df a Pham, ~ bowery, \ Y and b
drugsts generally throughout the United States and Can
NoricE-The genuine Elsctuary hs, the written sigma
with pen OF 6meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
COSrIVENESS.

This dreadful malady caused by deansement OF the
bowels ard the gastric juices Of the stomach II IS nearly
allied % dyspepsia indeed scarcely see one without
the other since the almost unusual Of violent pufga
tive medicines Of late years which aggayate and increase
the very diseases they profess % No person can nse
dose VI violent purgafive medicine without leaving the
stomach and bowels n weaker aud more critical state
than before taking 10. hence tho numerous instances OF
costiveness piles and dyspepsia Dr. Jphams Eeciuail
acts BY mpartng strength and tone 10 the stomach ana
nerves and counfefacts the poisonous elects o. minerals
such as caiome', arsenic, or mercury. ..
DISEASE OF THE STOMACH AND BOW Ills.
DYSPEPSIA, lNDlsEsrfoS AND REJECTION OBJ foop --
These diseases result un inability oi the gastric "a &c
OF che stomach dissolve the food, and weakness ~ he
other members OF the stomach 20 take up food alter ha.
beef dissolved by the gastric juices Having escetaiued
the cause t the disease the next object which naturally
presents itself % rejecting mind Is how 40 cure t Can
n be effected by using pills which merely purge the som'
sch and bowels and whore only action IS effected BY
weakening farther relaxation of the very members that
cause the disease We think every rational being Will
answer no. Can be effected By examining the system
with violent mineral poisOns, such IS mercury prussc
acid. or Arsenic Preposiefous IN the extreme to cure
dyspepsia DIGESTION, every member OF the stomach
must Dr. nurssd and strengthened with untng and
caution the gastric Juice must be purified and all toni hu
mors must be driven from the blood Or phAms Eectu
ary i the only medicine that will effect this
GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALE COMPLANIs.
Or Uphams Eecuary will Be found on trial 20 be the
only medicine yet discovered for curing paeness pa
cipisnl consumption, decline and general prostfation
human frame truly surprising, and must BE- Wit
messed 10 be credited persons All weakness and debility
before using become strong and active both 10 body
.rHI.| ~ NJ .aHaH Nk.I N.HtU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
DurcTI RULBOus ROOTS

fI'HE SUBSCRIBER has Just received one Of the finest
collections OF BulbOus Roots ever imported the vare-
ties Of Hyscnhs Narcissus and Tulips selected by
himself with especial reference 20 their suitable f
room culture and they cannot fail 10 giye general salts
faction, for better bulbs cannot be grown.
Lady and others will consult their inter-
ests by calling him previous 20 selecting elsewhere
his prices vii also be found from . 50 per cent lower
than those Of any other store in the City lie has also
very choice assortment Of Hyacuth Glasses and Pots
some which perfectly unique and be obtained
elsewhere being selected FOR him by friend who visited
Europe last lie only solcs an inspection OF the
articles he feels assured that they will be found
resented. JAMES HOOO, BOZ Broadway,
80 2meOd Prince-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
FOR CHILDREN

IN all those afectous 10 which children peculiarly
liable which generally Of an intammatory character
and often terminate fatally by congestion, the Eect1ary
Is al admirable remedy, ufsmuch ast reduces inhamma
ton prevents congestion. throws All morbid humoTs out
ward. without pain, ant - easily administered
REMARKABLE CURE OF CHRONIC DYSENfkkf
PHiLADELPiuA, Sept ?, 1876.
MEssss WAR KErCHUN Gents About five years
ago afflicted with what called chronic dysente-
~ have suffered with % ever since, and phys clans
have told that my liver Affected and that bow
els were liberated for blood and pus, attended with Pc
cular putrd smell. the frequent discharges short
time since made visit 10 Massachusetts, Ia hopes u
change II air but suffered severely than
before While there physician offered 10 cure me
for 80 n three months Happily IN the midst Of intense
pain, occasionally relieved by laudanum saw, IN the
wrapper Of your Electuary perfect description OF my
complaint together with many certificates or cures This
gave great confidence IN the medicine and purchased
box and doses Of which has apparently cured
and prepared to say everything n s favor or rem
der any service 10 humanity By subscribing 10 its
merits. Respectfully yours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
sARsAPARlLLA sYRuP.

Tos CLEANSING rHE BL0oD.
csnH WILL BIZ GIVEN ifAt- syrup Ia not supariof
JCoO 10 any .od. Pul up Ia quart bottles Price 57t
cents each Ttis 10 me cheapest and by Ear The
sapars offered Tor sale. IL Immediately the
uis Or kins s~vi fh-unssm culGne0ls euptons hiles
chronic sore eyes, scac head Stubborn ulcers syphc,
symptoms ant diseases arising from Injurious "
m -fcufy, dfopsy, exposure Of lmprucerSe Ia iifs
e. Persons wishing 10 purchase by he gallon or bar
rel en- - suppef % ne most rea<o1abe .erms PM
cipal Der0l IS bfOa1SAy. aug 3nThkN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY AT GALVESTON
E'HE UNDERSIGNED will attend 10 the Collection Of
Notes and Accounts in the State OF Texas, efecting
Sales Of Real Estate the Purchase OF Produce, Receiving
and Forwarding OF Merchandise and Of General Com
NJ ssion Business GEORGE BUTLER.
REFERfNCEs ~ NEw-Yokk.
Moses Ia loT Esq Hon wv Edmonds, Walter Town
r Collins, Esq w Langley a Co send Co
Allen L Pa1sOn FSh Lsthrop Wisners Il Gale
r Wetmofe Co @ Dudley Co Faile Co
Haydock, Coriies + Putnam, Esq Tnppe,
Co. Jas LefeIts Co White brintnsl
Addresa Al Pioe-st M
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CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURES

~ SEVERE ana habiiual cos-lNtnts- ii,V1 eV'
Ochronic dysentery iniammatons OF the bowels sPlue
kidneys and Bladder liberation OF the ntestnes neryon
debility and al other affections OF the stomach oY IN
VPHAMs VEGETABLE ELECrJARl. Il - rene
dy originally produced bY experiments on " ! 49,.
he for fhr cure of piles for which disease Is an IN
fabe remedy vet 10 has proved itself m ai cases OF
piles when &c has been used 20 be meoielle IaI
a.. -.n...ILu l.nnd rnnImnriinn Win nlles
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; .E-a~ nnsGULAa NAIL LINZ !

r.i..tt eaesion ave- Nea-fOlk, ~ 90 last ynf
- splendid siaaners CORNELlUs VAN.
DER8ILT and RHODEIsLAND.
The nsv steamers {. FANDEhbiLf. Capt TLayef, sgf
RhyDEISLASD Capt. --, viii sur tdrDl ghOlt lie ses.
s0l 10 connection with he 3,olil g0D and PROVIDE
nni Boston eUf Providence Railroads leaving NewYcss
dsy Sundays excepted, ffor Pier TO North River ~
O'Clock. p. q. and 5t9nlslys ~ o'clock T. NJ Or uFun
sho arriys Of TIE mail Train ffOul Boston.
zhass steamers un.ufy asse0 10 speed speDdof aD
conf3fs. hsging coca d hem - large, comBodi0us pr
rIe slsie-rOcIs snd befhs FOR so persons besde
private rooms Tor families and parties
TIE steamers ofhcsfed By Tbs most expeneace1
ris1, and viii shorten tne passage between EeNYofs
A1d Boston from AID bali " Two hoars thereby
fyirg 10 srnpe lime Tor al he lines running from New
rOL north, sough sad west and All he lss rom Boston
snl
The c. VAHDERBfLT will leave New Yolk -Tgesdsy
Tlurslsy AID Saturday.
Leave st0ning tol-nondsJ, Wednesday and Yficsy.
The RHODEIsLtSD Nil lesye NeN-rofx- nordsy
Wednesday anG Friday.
iesys stoniIk confidently, Ttursdsy and saturday
N r. fssss1gers "a IL srysl o The steamers Al ss1n'
1foni proceed Immediately In he splrnc Railroad care
- rrDYoeucs and 5osoo without delsy, rensin %
boat DO steamer, ard leave 10 NE Accommodation uar
Al 100 A. which connects Fl Providence with Tho I0f
A. A. irsil 0r Boston and baggage MASTER npa1
esr through o.ioo 10 akc charge o. hs haggsse
FOr passage r yh inquire board he bos4 PET
No. North River. OF 10 Bankruptcies. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
UNDERSTANDS

INDERSHlRlS-A All kinds Of Under Garments for sale
- small advance upon coat al }. Y. sANAAl's
newly established Gentemens Furnishing Store 46 VII
ams directly opposite old North Dutch Chueh, door
above FultOn-st.
Call aud examine Mr. SAnxsys fresh stock Of goods and
..fh NJ na.u hmm NJ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
MEDICINES.
DR.. SWAYNE s

rc,pof-sD ~y-l'r % MILD CHERRY
rHa eRrsr kENEnY fos AL DISEASES OF i"' -'
AsD ssEAsr.
All The
med iciufs
OF The day. md
variety Which profess
fo be- ri great Fslae 20 The
-, srosoa1es br s~syse'. CON
r,ara >yrup OF WId Cherry
ofths Greatest discoveries OF modern o..
ence Of al ihe many e.'ii s .--s' p-. i...-
.-..a r.rssav can be named which has 90 - short
.rsrs IN time acquired such 1nb9nnaed e3-.-e-ee w..
he tabt ,nt has performed slch uill.s -le'. -
- IA. n-rifsd and received - nuca euosiai from
~. f,ruty ADD others 81 this jasiy &c -9i'e. i.f
D,g a learn from sources Of fesrecaoiy we e-lrf
t' - a7e...5 In coughs. colds, sstnmt i1nnrnAA
hits splitting blood. liver complain, 80 -. ~
80 hrs,s is "a or tickling 10 The throat p'ip y
- 49, 49,. lehIifv broken constitution, from me
shas- 81 calome and other causes 1ni eo,s. 80,
which have bafed The skiil of eminent neae-' t,
sr. hen inyaids were gwen az a. hopeless oy nasls
-s-rerse Co. AID pcrseVerink Ia iaf powerful teus-t
have been radically cared. There are 40" IN ~ n
...b creduiity itself were they maize known 20 nc
world To those who are afflicted wiihthc ABOVE
say give tins medicine i.i -. 49, &c AID
convinced this y 70 miserable COMPOUND o1' - -
poweral remsdy, aud that rs eurltvs overs 'aAa a
ana SsssTHMH o. ELEVEN YEARS STANDING.
J. W .sht Wanutst. between Third ana felitnl
Cincinnati. HIS suacrnss were intense DIS 'esse -
mia making Use OF Or swayne's Compound syrup oi
Md cherry. which performed pe rnancnt cure
ANOTHER LIFE PRESERVED. 49,.
PHiLkDfLFHiA, sept g $50.
DE- H. SwAYNE-Dear ST.: Having seen the a'ionlsh ns
-rs rer,rued 90 Mr rhor as By your Compcurd syrup
of Wild Cherry induced % Try . on myseL va
taken With y0ient cough, splitting oi ooed y
bs,sbnr +or.ther with violent stack Of asthma had
y-rore myself from exertion which vas not aole 20
perform which prosirs.ed nay s. stemt % frti
cherry which gave almost Immediate rene ana an
ssf 10 1--WE nv testimony o. al who may be afflicted in
siilsr way h will be wei % see that the signature 81
DR. III Suivne i ca each bottla OF Wild Cherry
~ - WIN r. WALTON,
Thrteenih-si ? doors from the corner oi Niiio"
Towering hi gh Ger imitation,
DR. Swaynes Wild Cherry stands
Spreading JOY through many nation,
Even in icy Switzerland.
Prenared only by DR.. II. sMAANE, invento. ana soc
proprietor corner Of zhth and Race sts Pm
al Wild Cherry preparations beirg positively nc'itloD'
and counterfeit " thout his signature.
.fgenfs for Ncsr- iors CHy-Chls H. King co,,, nto.1
say and John-st: r. A. Sands 8S Bowery' r b W Nnet'
~ ker-s. Juo e. TART, 3f3 Granist }. l. Lewis,
"a Greenwich st.. j. 3 Dodd. III Broadway Hoaaiey,
Phelps r. Co. ard Wyatt kstcham Also, Mrs hayes
is1 Fuiton-st Frooklyn sill omSMSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
DIR. KELLINGER's IMMINENT

N-IS WARRANTED TO HAD SOkES upon ~
11Nioues breast or back, and work the collar sad
H~-Ndle upon Il IN lew days, soundy, oil strains,
bruises cal0Ises scratches thrush or SPAWN ngb0ne
curb and spips, Gin their early stages) IL 10 used By
all beet stable keepers tho Bulls Head, all the
propnet0rs Of Newi0 City and the best horse trainers
and dealers In the United states. IL is only about
cents ounce. Sold at 50 cents q single bottle; 81
per dozen 80 10 gross At the OF go per
gross H b. obtained always genuine, Of > IuseTso
Co. 20 Pearl-sti Of Messrs. Hammer, Hays Go. 10
Pearlsts Mr. John W IOwt O.d-slip; u VIM Kellin.
ger Bushwick AZ Harlem Railroad Once, City Hal
PARK and Of many Of the Wholesale and socss
throughout the City Of New-Y0fk. Also. At retail ~
ssders drug and other and isserBs, generally
n BAT our principal depot ~ PeaI-st can
satisfy the sceptica that this iniment ID 81 that Il 10 sold
Tor. No lover OF a horse will DO wthoat ~.
aier trial IN other cities Tor father particulars,
spirit Of the Times all 3meos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
BONE SETTING.
DR.. JONATHAN r. SWEET,

DR.. JONATHAN r SWIFT,
Natural Bone Setter
HAS COME from Rhode-isand and taken Al ~
Henry-st. in the City Of Brooklyn. His practice
tends all diseases Of the limbs such docatons trac
lures hip diseases sprains white swengs abscess per
ishes, contractions, &c. JONATHAN r. SWEET.
Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
CARPETINGS.

- LAWRENCE ~ Canal-st, offers for sale the most
IL. reasonable splendid patterns OF Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Carpetings Druggets Stair Csrpctnss
O-ooths Stairrods Window shades with hxturesSc
Persons about purchasing will derive great dvantase from
..ut lit 81 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
EnuRCH OE THK PuRITANS on N

>SOl ARE-The PeWs In tins Church viii he ctefe.
offered tor public sueton, Mondsy Eveung next
sth inst, Sale to commence a. q o'clock precisely. Tn
church viii be open daily Tor Inspection until time o
sale. rs Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08
Ne. ~ BROADWAY, ~
COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARsAPARILLA,

YELLOW DOCK AsD sUEpgCk.
'Ihlo CDHrOJSD 10 warranted MT Inferior 10 a.,
pr-psfau1a Of tho ser.spafills nov "a use, urdei
whatever name may have been offered 10 he public
ngsdrll has bseH carefully feeced snd rone used
bli such a were perfectly pars snd vel cured
fls following diseases are .eng The Lumber hat can
bo cured by he urey use 0f iA.s Syrup, viz scrofus
AL rt~uni, scslc head, all syphc tsinis eryslpelss
Cd c0rruted 1nt obstinate g.cers c1lsneOus cru ptions
such oiOehes and pmpes tho face end peck and ali
diseases sfsng from he 1ss o. mercury Indeed all i'm
purrs Of he blood ray BE- eher wholly OF partially re-
moved BY he use u nis nyaGsD5 snlscorbulc sad a
trrstig- syrup
To ae seaman aad Ioouag 10 particularly recon menc-
81 u oel9g "a nif.by sdspec 70 tie removal Of hose
eas.s "nirn, Tom ffcq4ert Change Of climate tEey
iablr ~ co1tract
Prepared b. DocL C. JOHNS ard fof sas at he aboye
No ~ NJ snge Or dozen sutues Price - per ain
&c youle, ~ilh directions
3 Also constantly hand AID for sale, Wholesale or
frA complete Assortment Of Botanic medicines, ooih
crude .nd compound Physiclacs s8pPlsd on the most
liberal lefms- aui2 rhtN3n
A COsfMON MI-rAkh ~ MAZE IN sup
1posiug hat DR. TOWNsENDs sAksAPAkiLLA
IL common Ssrszpsts syrup, watch Il Is tot a.
one bottle contain. s1fhcient cusDIiy 10 make more
han Ezlon Of syrup far superior % hat Used IN he
shops any sold f0f four snncgs Per quart IL
Is COMPOUND extract OF the bes Honduras s.rsspsfila,
extracted without heat fnncipa, ottee l8 fnton a.
nexi door 10 The suc. saAs 5mTnAA
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DrBLIC ADMINI.TRATOR's OFFICE, n

i8TlT-Ff-N0T1e n NeTFTy FTfUI % nc TT'TTFsf
and next o. ain OF THOMAS HOFFMAN, carpenter Or
board the ship suana deceased, and who u alleged y
have died iniesAe that the effects NJ the said nesate Ia
the hands 0f The Public Adminstra0r viii BE- admins
tered and .posed of by bin according 10 law unless me
claimed by lawful executor administrator
OF the deceased. BY the 18Th day d November next
Dated New-YCrk, Oct l8, 1917. JAMES ;. IHAlEk,
oi8 law4w Public Adm nistr6ior.
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