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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-30

The BAY STATE added another item to
her regulation as most excellent sea boat
on Saturday night. She was the only boat
that left New York and made q passage
through the Sound before Monday. The
storm was very violent and the Bay State
was obliged to lay at anchor 20 miles from
New York, until about two o'clock Sunday
morning. She reached Fall River about
two o'clock, Sunday afternoon.
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DISASTER.

Los, OF B,pauE D,Mos.-iy letters received
in town by yesterdays N V mail, we regret to
learn. that The Barque Damon, of This port, Capt.
Benjamin davenport, was lost on a coral rect
IN the ncghborhood of the Galapagos Islands,
on the 2~lh of June la,l. crew saved but YES
sci totally lost The Damon was employed in
The whale fishery, and, when the loss occurred.
had about 1000 dollars in OIL on hoard,on which
however there was no insurance. The Barquc,
We understand was partially insured.
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DEDIcATIoN The Genital Baptist Church
in this town, was dedicated on Thursday
last. The following were the order of ex
ercIses :-Invocation Hymn Reading of
the Holy Scriptures by Rev. J. o. ChouIes /;
Flynn Prayer Of Dedication by Rev. Joseph
Smith; Hymn Sermon, by Rev. Henry
Jackson, Pastor Of the Church Prayer .
Anthem Benedcllon. The services were
very interesting and well attended.
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TnE BRITINsI,. This steamer'was raised on
the sectional dock nj New York, on Friday -
The injuries done to her by running on to the
10 ks at Cape Race, appear to be both extensive
and severe. It was found that her false keel
was carried away, from the stern to abail the
paddle box. and that the keel was SO much
damaged a. to require the removal of about
fifty ieet Of it, The Sheahing which is very
thick, was broken off about twenty five 'ect.
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VERMONT. Montpelier Waichman
claims q Wing majority Of six in the nc w
House of Representatives,, viz: Wings lO5,
Locos, 10. abolition 90. This leads us TO
believe tha, the House will certainly be
Wing, while the Senate is known to be SO
by l2 majority.
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,K. CN~ EE Va
(. |. .x:,E:.bS :: r 0 R II. EE!!;x;!!.!a,

FRNuE subscriber keep, constantly on hand
X the largcs' and hCI assortment of
Choice GREEN q BLACK TEAS
lo be .uund IN any similar establishment Ia this
country. Having agents IN New IoIk ami
elsewhere for the selection of the best a>Sor'
meni ol Teas, the publ" can always rest a>'ur
ed of procuring GOOD Tea ~ LOW pIIcc
AZ This store, aS heretofore. The following ate
the retail prizes for the different kind Of Tcas
now on sale
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DEATHS S.,

In this town, Sept 22d, Esther Smith, aged
months, youngest daughter OF John and Ade-
line Pike.
In this town on the % inst Susan Bell, aged
9 months, daughter of VIM X Stanton
In this town, on The 2}d Rosa La Ro young,
est child OF Mr. Arnold Pearce; Mrs. Eliza
Gladding, aged years.
At North Kingston. on the e3d inst, Hiss Sa-
rah 5, daughter of Jeremiah Gardner. ia the
lslh year OF her age.
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COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-Iaesda Sept
2Slh.-in consequence of the town meeting
to be held this day, all the business before
.he Court was deferred until Saturday next,
at 9, A. NJ. Adjourned.
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WoM,s KILLED-h melancholy accident oc
Cured yesterday afternoon nj the railroad de-
pot in this city, by which an English woman
named Stead, recently arrived in this country
from Yorkshire, lost her life. She came in
company with Son-in. law, two daughters, =
grand children and servant, in the Eastern
train, about = y. NJ. They remained in the
hindermoSt car after the other passengers left,
while the Son.in law went out for few min.
uteS, awaiting hiS return. A person who swept
the cars directed them to leave, and MIS- :. IN
stepping from the platform fell upon the track
Just at this moment the train backed--he
wheels passing over her body, and then start e
ing forward passed a second time over her
She was killed instantly. Her husband came
TO this country some time before, aud is IN
Wisconsin, whittier the family were proceed
ing to Join him. Il was distressing casually
and a most painful scene TO behold
Rochester Advertiser, Sept. %
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Baileyshurg, Va, Dec. l3, lsi5.

DR. Woods Snrsapara and Wild Cherry-Ths Gel
braed compound saluiary in its effects in all
when administered for Dyspepsia Piles, Indigestion
Hereditary IIumors aud Impurities OF the Blood that
many oi the most dist ngushed ply scians have APP
proved and recommended il, and openly acknowledged
IL the most valuable medicine. aud is enecting i'm
mense amount of good IN The relief of suffering humani
ty. For saleby X J. TAYLOR
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MEMORANDA.

ship St Lawrence, Bowers, arr at New
Orleans from Boston
Schr. Warsaw, Burdck, was at Tampico
3d. diSg.
Cid at Trinidad Sd inst, brig Ormus, Gibbs,
for this port
Adyr. at New Orleans 18th. Ship - Law
renee, Bowers, for Liverpool, wanting 300
hnIpS
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THANKSGIVING The Governor of New
hampshire and Missouri, have oppoinlcd
Thursday, the 25lh of November, as day OF
Thanksgiving.
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Nsw JEnsFY.--The Wing 5 tate Convention
met at Trenton ON Thursday. William Wright
of Essex county was nominated as the candi.
date for Governor Mr.. Wright represented
the Essex district in the last Congress.
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FIRE IN WORCESTER, Mass.--The stable
attached to Lincoln Square Hotel in Wor.
ccster was destroyed by fire on Friday night
Seventeen horses belonging to ieamsters
who had put up at the hotel for the night,
and one yoke of cattle pershed in the flames.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser
Monday, Sept. q, l5i7.

WUH'IHJi 'VFI' ~ T1f''
At Market 1850 Beef Cattle 100 Stores 2e00 Sheep
aud 2300 swine
Prices-Beei Caitle-We advance our quotations 10
conform to sales-eNtra so IS first quality %
second 70 n S6 third 4 so n 80.
Working Oxen-A few sales only noticed-S7e, Ss2,
90 and 10.
Cows and Chlves-sales at 90, S27, and S37.
Sheep-Snes quick nt 62, IS, 9 so, aud IS.
Swine-Old Hogs Sc, ordinary l.2c shOats To ped
die Lee several small lots TO close, lic Al re-
taIl from to l1c.
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extract from n letter received from Mrs Beyan, who
had been afflicted for several years with scrofua ulcers
dyspepsia, &c. and recently with an affection Of the
throat and chest
Baileysburg, Va, Dec. l3, 1915.
Messrs A u. g. ID. Sands-Beiore commenced using
Your SarsaparilIa, my sunerngs almost past ex-
pression my throat was completely liberated. had
dreadful cough aud there were frequently weeks to-
gether that could not speak above whisper and he
side, the inflammation from my throat extended 10
head, so that my hearing was very much impaired. Al
ter taking the Sarsnpari LA short time my breath i'm
proved and my throat is now well. am as Tree from
cough and ughtness Of the chest ever wRs, and
cntf hear quite distinctly. Ny throat has been WA
bout three months the of which has been effected
entirely by the use OF your Sarsaparilla Your rirnd
LOUISA r. BEVAN.
Prepared aud sold hy A. u. a. d. Sands, Druggist
100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by X. X. HAZARD, and II. J. TAYLOR
Nawport.-by J. RUSSELL, Fall River by w. Z. S
CALDWELL, New Bediord,-by G. DYER Prov dence
and by Druggists generally throughout the u States
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles Tor five dollars.
Sept 30-2w 20.
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ELECTED--Mr. Vanderbuilt, has been
chosen President Of the Stonington Railroad,
in place Of Mr.. Peck, resigned
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AND THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3d. s4

o. The political friends Of the late Gov
ernor Wright, met in County Convention at
Canton, have resolved to erect u monument
over his grave.
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A IrcKY Enron. editor of The Albany
Egcning journal, has been presented with a
barrel Of suprrfne -four and butter enough to
huiier y when made into bread.
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New York Market, "Wednesday.
Sept. I'D.

Flour is Grmer to-day. Genesee new, 50.
sl; Western - 90 8 -: old 80 a r sc
Corn, mixed sales Go n &c l.2 yellow 67 n
6e. Oats so 80. Rye &c.
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"SwiNBURNE's BLOcK.''-Our en,erprsing
tow nsman, DANIEL II. SwINBrRNE, has e..
rec,cd the pas, season, large and beautiful
three story block of buildings few doors
has just been completed. On the lower story
are three spacious and beautiful stores. The
one on the north is occupied by Mr.. Swim
burne, for his tailoring establishment. the
centre one by Mr.. John +. Augustus as q
dry goods establishment and the south ono is
as yet unoccupied. The store OF Mr. Augustus
is brilliantly lighted up evenings with new
gas burners.
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$1,000 Reward

NOR n lost deed of trust ~ Fa,nut Sf NJ.
IL lanLion Fleet Of Jnmnira. T. y, sscra-'d.
rSrcuird 10, Esther Flee, 81 The -fat- "f New
YORK, frtmerl, ~ Newpoti. v 4, ~ lt8i. -
Either taken through mistake ~ ni,laid -
whoever will return said deed % Civ. ipfor-
NATION whore ~ may he fo.nd ,hsli receive
the above reward 10y thu snhscriber, OF said
jamaica, J..
ABRAHAM FLEET
Janata l. Sept ?, lsi7 49,
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Kinderhook, May 2, 1916.

Dear Sir ~ hear great accounts Of your Linnenr
have used IL self Tor lame back with gteat effect
giving immediate relief i. VAN SCHAACK.
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Notice.

FEllE subscriber having purchased the Sio' K
l. and interest Of Michael Freedom. I'd would
inform the friends and patrons oithc old concern,
that he will continue The House aud ship painl.
my and Glazing business al the old sand No
l2S Thames street, next door north of MesSrs
Finch N EngS. he intends keeping general
assortment of Paints, OH, Class, Varni>he>,
Brushes &c.
Grateful for past iavors, he respectfully solicis
a continuance of The same,
ap ID. JOSHUA a. WILLIAMS.
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DoSTOS sEPT'R I6TH.-.FARNs -
ID WORTH & SHAW have this dny re-

ID WORTH & SHAW have this dny re-
ccived and offer the same at the lowest market
prices, at No. 65 MILK STREET, corner OF
Pearl.
German Cloths. plain and twllcd.
Superine Cashmere, do.
New STYLES Fancy CasSimcres
Rich Plaid DUeSknS
Blue and Drab Beavers.
Sup Boiled Satin VestngS
EXIa Rich London du. =
Blk SILK Ser2eS
Woyc Plaid SajinclS
six Warp Cohurc Clo'hS.
Cotton do do de-.
SIX and Cotton Warp a paccs.
Mode cord du.
Fancy Plaid DO.
Rich Plaid Nohalrs
Small Fig'd ca>hmerc..
New Patterns Fancy De I.ainc',
Mourning do.
White Goods in variety
WIN" Linens. all qualities.
London Prints
Alpaca Hosiery, blk and cold.
ilIk>, Gloves, CravatS, &c .sc.
sept IL 26
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NOTICE.

fIlzE Owners Of Pews ~ tho NORTH
| BAPTIST CHURCH, are hereby mott
fed ,hs, Tax has been assessed by the Cur
pntatiun Of said Church, on their rrsp"ci''e
P,ws--whieh Is now pa, able 10 the Trca-ur
OF, \ dedurtinn or thrrc per cent will be
allowed to at who paw the said tar within
tb,tt, da,s from tho dnto hereof
u, order,
WV STEVENS, Treawrrr
Newport. Sept y, lcI5 i"H
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NEW BOOKS.

4 Relic Of the revolution. containing iul
"A account Of all the American prisoners car
ricd into Plymouth, England; also an account
OF the cruises of the squadron under the com
mand of Commodore Paul Jones. NC &c.
Also Endless amuScmcnlS y collection oi
nearly 100 experiments m variouS branches oi
Sci"nce--lo which is added a complete system
OF Pyrotcchny.
Chambers Cyclopcda No. 10.
Lippard'S Legends of Ncylco.
The above are luSt published and may be had
Mt CuAS T. lhNMErT'S, Jr
Sept 23-27
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SHiPwREcKs.-Wc learn that The schooner
Surplus, Capt. Newber,, of Bristol. r J.,
from Waldoboro' Me, 25th inst, for Boston,
with n cargo of wood and bark, together with
600 dozen eggs, anchored off Strawberry
Hill, (Nuntuckei) Monday morning. and al,
l2 O'Clock, NJ. the gale Increasing, dragged
her anchors and went ashore on Long Beach
and soon after become a total wreck. The
officers and crew and four passengers were
taken from the wreck by the life boat from
Hull.
Schooner Louisa Willard; Capt. Carvie,
Of and from ST. John, N. B. for Boston,
lumber loaded, went ashore on Ipswich Beach,
Sunday morning. about A o'clock. Crew
saved--vessel q total wreck.
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GREENS.


in hna 10
40 en hOe "a les
the
he genuine low y
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For sale nj AUCTION.

o-n Will be sold at Public Auction
tfsgilc,, on saturday, the I'd day of October
neXt At ~ O'Clock noon, the estate al
l.--kl...s- The head Of Mill Street, known as
The residence Of the lale JoSia G Shaw. ESD
This cSla'e needs 40 accommodation. it, loca-
ION not exceeded by any in Newport. For fur
lhcr information enquire Of
Sept 23-27-2Updl JONATHAN BAILEY.
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The King Phillip has discontinued her
trips between Fall River and Newport.
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CEPT. Is. .-FARNsWORTH n

C EPT. Is, ISi1 1.-FARNsWORTH ~
- SHAW have received in store -
Cases Corded Cashmere, new and rich styles.
do Mohair CbangeableS, DE LANES.
do Fancy Plaid Mohair Oregohs.
do Colored six Warp Lyonese Clohs.
do Drab and Mode Alpaccas.
do Black, : w ApaccaS, all qualities.
do Mode ard Drab Coburghs, assorted.
do Silk Warp Ombre Shaded Alpaccas.
do CircasSian Striped Alpaccas.
do Earlston Ginghams. English Prints.
do Alpaca Col'dllusiery. white cotton do.
do New styles Of Shawls and Vestings,
&c. &c which with full assortment of Amer
lean Cloths, CasSimereS, Satinets, Prints, &c
&c, they offer for sale nj 65 Milk, corner OF
Penrl street. Boston, Sept l5-6w26
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o. No later news from the Army.
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Nrm advertisements.

The circulation which the Heyaid oftLe Time.
enjoys IN this town aud vicinity, renders II 0
valuable medium for advertising.
DOY WANTED in a Grocery.
I'D f.. +. II J. X. NEWTON.
Sept 30 -2S.
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REDWOOD Library AND ATHENAEUM -
Tho annual election Of the officers Of this
Company was holden Il, Tho Library Building,
Yesterday, al 3 p. NJ. in conformity 10 charter.
Tic following gentlemen, we understand,
were elected officers for the year ensuing -
VIM. Hunter, President:
c, Gylcs, G. Whitfield, David King G. G..
Perry, and j. Clarke, Directors. &. w. Ellery
ID. J. Psarce, Z. King, VIM. G. Hammond,
George Hall and Samuel Brown. PurchaSing
Committee. X J. Taylor, Secretary James
Barker, Treasurer.
The COMMITTEES for ,xaminug books, &c.
reported whole number added tho last year
36i Whole number in the Library, 53lI.
We have no room Tor further proceedings.
The meeting was adjourned, wa understand,
to "Wednesday the 18Th Of October ensuing.
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7 Z A s,
E. F. G. J. r. N Z TON.
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The EPIDEMIC.-We write at the close OF
an other week with somewhat lighter spirits
~ regaId TO the epidemic, for though 1t still
prevails 10 an alarming extent. It's ravages
have been very much diminished within the
past ten days. The report OF yesterday ls
the most favorable we have had to make IN
many weeks. The tota number of inlerments
IN the city for one week from Saturday MORN
ing, the lth INST. has been H9, Of which l6l
have been of Yellow Fever. The cores
Dnding figures for the preceding week were
> Is aud 4O2. Even muking allowance for
the missing returns of two cemeteries Tor
twenty -four hours this shows a vast dminutIon
Of the mortality both by yellow fever and
other diseases.
In The early part of the week the weather
was unusually coo-qnlte like the autumn
weather OF the North, but within two days II
has moderated, aud at the moment of writ
ing 1t rs quite mud end summer like. We
are ssured that wlthin the last day or two
The number OF cases Of fever in private prac.
tice has decidedly increased. The type of
the fever is also more distinctly marked
than during the earlier portion of the ep
idemlc at the same time |, Is generally more
manageable ii absent unacclImated friends
and those who design coming To New Or
leans during the Fall and Winter, can be
induced to keep away ul We have had
sharp frost, we Gun hope to pass the few
intervening weeks in comparative exemption
from the horrors of pestence ; but II, as Is
usually the case, they will crowd into The CITY
unseasonably, the month of October may yet
be the most fatal Of the year. At present
every thing indicates that it cun only be.
rendered so by the folly OF those who would
become the certain vlctms.-N. o. Pic. 10 H.
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Gimps, Fringcs and Buttons,
A Large assortment at
n A SilERMAN'S
No. 30, Thames Street
tf20
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Congress Water.

IN quart and pint bottles, fresh from The
4 Springs, this day (June 25) received and for
sale by X. K. HAZARD. sign of the mortar
~ /. near Mc Court House.
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For Sale or 10 Let.

A Fine toned Piano. For further informs.
II tlon apply to Mrs. A lice Chase or Q, this
Office.
Sept. 9. IS47. 'f23
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GEORGE E. STANTON,
Proprietor.

bHf"tN 4'""'Fs
Newpcr,--R IIslatd, co liatyud " ! ra,-
tor Portsmouth. John rallmsn. JHms-i"wn, y
\ Wssdsu. wexford Young ffo,tdon'e, John A
~ sdsvorh wh"ssAl- Agent
SEPT . gsum
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-01
The Communication,

mus t' the tito Of weekly Family Nc%"'Pa.
- per, which val make its appearance Pms
bpro. Chatham couu,y, m May next II VII em-
brace, Intelligence OF political literary and mis-
rruaneons character; aud viii at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE III
politics, il will be neutral
Those friends OF Temperance who have 50 long
been anxious tor Press to advocate the cause Ia
which they have su warmly adhered, can now be
aeeommoda ed, as q sufficient number OF subscrl.
bcrs have already teen procured 10 warrant this
publication. The Editorial Department viii bt
conducted by an association Of able writers. The
price OF subscription Is !! per annum, Ia advance
uFSecrctares OF Temperance Societies ihto'
on, the State, are requested to forward to the fnb
Usher of the Communicated" by mail, as soor
as con, enirut, tho names Of their respective As
socattons, their officers, number ct members, nnC
all other information on the subject Of Temper
anec. in their possession as will afford interest
1J'Ednors, generally, will please give tho above
notice few Insertions.
Plttsboro, April, lsl7.
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DR. Row

=, neN medicine winch has Iust APP
" peared, and is fast taking the place Of AZ.
Others II the same class. These pills are compo.
scd Of many ingredients, but the t&o principal
ones ere Sarsparli.a and Wild Caetry, 70 united
that they act together; the one, through ~ al
mixture With other substances, purifying aud plf-
ping, y bile the oil er "a tIcng Hen.ug tac stem
Thus those pill, are al the same ume tonic rnd
opening dasiicra,um .onp aud eagerly sought
FOR by medical uen. but never before discovered.
10 other words, they do the WORK OF tao modt-
cInes and do i, much better Than aay two we
Know Of. ct they remove nothing from the sys-
TEN but the Impurities; 70 that While they purge
they strengthen aud hence hey cause no cbiii.
latt0u, ana lte followed by no n. action. lf. lie
Roy's Pllia have 4 wonderful influence on tie
blood they not only purity without weakening Il,
hui they remove all uoX'ous PARTICLES from the
chyic before It i CONVEX Cd into hnidi ana mus
make Impure blood an utter lmpossibilliY, A.
there Is no dcbi.,aiioa, 80 thlfe Is no nausea OF
sickness ailcado t the operations g. tbs most e.
crjiHat 0f medicines which uesCr strain ~ tor.
torres Tie dtf .iiye stiou., BOT causes them 70
.8:h tn perfectly natural manner, and hence
persons taxing % not aogjt ale ard eu1aflaied,
but tue contrary Tor D.. the property 81 no
>-tsFafil5, uul..t as il l. ASH Other s-etI'r's,
10 remove ali that u f5tciru and Impure, IL GO e.
qIIly the property % me Wtc Chegf5 30 retain
a.. la4t Il u.tsrd and sound; sud hence robust
state VI fs4lsA Is tie certain fcaaI q lhCti aa'-
"a 8peoatens.
calls4ie {tar, ST. James C'uk, tlcenaen In.
rrA PLyutiaa
+" Dr. Le Euys cselap,c tnlye',a FHls,' says
.hs celebrated Sir 4mrs Glars, PROMISES 'Att &c.,
H. great 70 r1sutt. exclude tho necessity OF tic
lancet. i9r tAsg pf,yyu, too much iunrss Of blood.
by Jfeing from The cbylc all impure matter, which
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!. vic ~ iuciIan and private saie u 30 be sqld
a heap rate., 10 merchants families and Others.
The stock beng entirely ues, aud se1y genef.
4 ssnprShcnfs hr TOO macy ARTICLES to be men.
q 81 ina single advertisement i, j. deemed sal
- 20 state, that almost every desirable article
L b. found At the Establishment
10 tie selection and purchase " the stock now
4 isd % the public. more than month. con.
AL labor has been expended, aad 10 pains have
t'a 'pared 10 obtain every article "a the Best
aGs.
Connected o. ibey arc with 7ne amongst the
~ ard bcs: houses "a the United States. and
: @ Every means Of procuring goods on the bcsi
ea'. W m. c. james & Co feel persuaded they
+ " Offer very great ,cd1cements 10 those wishing
! rchsrc. such indeed eaun9, fat 10 SATISFY
trs supplies Of Goods = ID b. constantly Alty.
Is shry are wanted
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