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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-19

Society of he Friends of Peace.-The pre-
paratorv meeting of the c ongress ofIhe Friends
of Peace was held on Saturday, the 18th ult. +,
at Brussels. The meeting was TO prepare for
the public meeting in that city on the 2Oh.-
About fifty persons were present, among whom
were M. Visschers, who presided, Messrs.
Elihu Burritt Of the United States, John Sco-
BILE Of London, Middleton, Ramon de la Sagra,
the Baron Of Reiffenberx, Ed. Fets, the
chevalier Marchal, Bernard and Ducpetauv,
(of the Roya! Acadcmy,)Van Horebeck,
Representative in the Belgian Parliament,
Devaux, Inspector General, ofMines, Stevens,
Secretary General, Alvid, Director to the
Ministry of the Interior,
NJ, ,Visschers addressed TIL, assembly, and
read letter which Messrs, Burritt, Scoble,
and George Bradshaw had sent to the Minister
of the Interior, to inform him with regard to
the three points to which the attention of the
Assembly would be especially directed. These
were, severally, the importance Of introducing
into treaties clause providing for settling
national disputes by arbitration the advantage
of Congress of Nations and the possibility
of partially or generally disarming nations, by
mutual consent.
business committee was appointed Il
prepare for the Goth. M. Francis Bouvet, o.
the French Assembly, asked leave Of absence
on the 18th, because he had been appointed
Vice President of the Society, San homer which
he could not refuse" Leave was granted.
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a. MARINE LIST. ;k
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Oct. IL.
Schrs Endors Veazs I'm Ban or. Rose in Bloom,
Jarvis I'm Roundouf fr Prov.
Brig Mazeppa Colson I'm Darien f Prov.
FRIDAY, Oct. l3.
Briggs, Rockingham, Flowers, fram Bangor fr East
Greenwich Catherine Nichols, Nichols, fnr Whining
ton,
schrs, Ophir, Orngton, I'm Gardner fr Providence
poyne, Giles, im Calais Or do.
SATURDAY, II.
schr Phebe Baxier, Fuller, Delaware for Boston.
blooop WIN Penn, Winsow, N Bedford Tor Warren.
sehr Hard Times, Smith, Bristol fr Key West
SUNDAY, Oct. Is.
Sloop VIM II Bum, Jones, Hartford for Prov.
sioop Bruneu, Smith New London for do.
sloop Arion Miller, York for do.
MONDAY, Oct. l6.
schr Grand Island, BOSE, NewbuIy por, tor N York
Brig GeorgiunH, -, Boston for York.
Cl'd Oct Ia, schr Chesapeak, Eddy, for Charleston
&; Oct Is, Wandopasso, Eddy, of Georgetown, s &
soop Arion, Miller, for Prov.
Tuesday, Oct. IL.
Schr Ellen, Burt Boston for N York.
schr Ann Eliza, Endercot from PhIla
Schr Alert, Collins, Hsrwich for Phila,
hr Tassn, allen Rendout for " imington.
schr Denmark, Baker, Long Island for Boston.
sloop Oregon, Curtis, York for Prov.
SloOp Rienzi Duriee, do for do.
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DEATH OF THE Hon. JEREMIAH MASON
The Hon. jeremiah Mason died at his rcsid-
ence in this city, on Saturday evening last, at
the advanced age ofeighty-two. He experience
ed an attack of an apoplectic nature on We'd
nesday, which was the ultimate cause Of his
death. Mr.. Mason had acquired deserved
reputation as jurist and advocate. He was
formerly Senator in Congress from New
Hampshire, but for the last twenty years he
has resided in this city. lie had of late years
enjoyed his usual health and continued in the
practice of his profession until attacked with
the disease which terminated SO fatally. Dos
ton Journal
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JAYNES MEDICAL ALMANAC,
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH.


The calculations for this Alminac sr, made
with great care and accuracy and for differ.
ent latitudeS and Longitudes, so as to make
them equally useful as a Calendar in every
part of the United States and british North
America. They are printed on good paper,
and with handsome new type, and are neatly
bound, and besides being The neates, and most
accurate Calendar printed in the United States,
they contain a large amount of valuable infor-
nation, suited TO the wants of all, and Of that
kind too, which cannot be found in books.
His Catalouge of Disease with remarks and
directions Tor their removal is really invalua-
Bile, and make them welcome visitors in every
house they enter. Every family should pos.
sess at least one o. these ANNALS, His alma
nae for lS49 is now ready for distribution, OF
which he designs 10 pull lsh al least Two Nj
lions, and in order that every family in The u
Stales and British America, may be furnished
with copy, hereby invites
MERCHANTS d STOREKEEPERS
10 forward their orders to him as early as pos
sibls and they shall be supplied GRATCi,r-
lOUSLf with as many copies as they may
deem necessary TO supply their various cuoto-
mers. They are also invited at the same time
to send a copy of their business card, which
will be prnied and paced on the cover Of The
L AlminacS sent them, also without charge.
\ They are also requeS.ed 10 give all necesSt
ry directions how the Amanacs should be for
warded to them. by law they cannot be sen
by mail unless the postage is first paid on them
here.
! Orders (poSt paid directed to DR.. ID. Jayne,
Philadelphia, will meet with prompt attention
| W Families can obtain these Almanacs
Gratis of Or. X K. HAZARD, in Newport
| +. A. Sumner, Pawlucket DR.. John A Wads
worth, Providence, VIM x Taylor, Bristol
Stephen Green, East Greenwich, Thomas l.
TAYLOR, X ngston Dept-Agenls for the sale
of DR.. Jayne $ celebrated I lnlly Medicines.
II Ocl - 3rmS COW.
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JOYFUL iNTELl.IGENCE!-Ano,her

JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE - Another
life saved after the Doctors could do no moi . |!
DR.. Bradlee-Sir-l take pleasure in giving
you a statement Of the beneficial effects Of
Buchan's Hungarian Balsnm, on my daughter
who had been for a number of years afflicted
with bad Cough, Pain in the Side. Raising
Blood, and all those pains and troubles which
attend that insidious disease, CONSUMP.
TION. l employed several distinguished
physicians at great expense, who, after nu.
merous visits, and many experiments, finally
declared that they could do no more 1 was
then advised by friend to try Buchan's
Hungarian Basam. ! did so, and the result
has been most astonishing. My daughter is
entirely cured, and is now attending to her ac-
Icustomed duties. ] paid two hundred dollar
for Physicians and MEDICINE, without any sort
of benefit, while SIX dollars worth Of Hunga
rtan Basam has removed the disease, restored
tho strength, and brought on healthy action.
am gratefully yours, JOHN YOUNG.
ID + Bradlec IL Son, l30 Washington street
Bostou, sole agents for the U States and Brit
ish Provinces.
Sold by r J TAYLOR, Newport. Briggs
& Day. Brision, and agents generally.
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The b orrible suspicion, that one may have
in them the urkings Of those terrible enemies
OF life and health, the Consumption and Scrof-
na is unbearable and depressing in tho extreme
Hope, that anchor of the soul scenes lost and
to have utterly fersaken the sick one. Ia this
difficulty, the every object and desire is TO Gnd
some measure of relief and restoration, no
matter where to be found, or how difficult the
attainment. Brants Indian Remedies afford
the highest hope and satisfactory result, as
is continually proven by the highest authority
of respectable and in influential persons.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BRIGHTON MARKET.
TH,,rsJ1v Oct 10 1874

Thursday OCf. II, 1918.
1850 Stores, $500 Sheep and Lambs, $3.50
Swine.
Prices-Beef Cat,le-Extra So so; frs,
quality SIS rs So second quality SIS 25 s
so third quality 81 00a4 so.
Store Cattle-Yearling Heifers Sc 90 a 0 !;
2 years old Heiters s l6 l-2; years old
do $lS 20; year old Steers per pair $33 a
$50 so.
Sheep-Old, ST. 25, so, l IS and 2 25.
Lambs ST. 33 ST. IS.
Swine at wholesale, old fat Hogs 4 IA ;
lean Hngs "a 4 81
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most doubtful -

or course, we do not say that the States
will vote precisely as above,fo we think lay
lor will do better but this is fair exhibit OF
the present state Of the contest, from an i'm
partial point of view. There may be changes
both ways, but the above table will show that
conceding to Gen. Cass Ohio. Indiana, WIS
consiu and the entire North -West-which we
do not believe he can gct-Gen. Taylor will
still be elected.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Cleared I'm v York for Liverpool on the l2th sh Up
Wisconsin, Munlford
allied I'm Warren 5ih bark Dromo Doggett, paeihe
ocean.
Sailed I'm stonngton 5th, ark Cavalier Barber Pa
cifc Ocean and N w Coast
Sailed I'm below New Bedford 10Th, bark Sarah May
hew,-of and I'm htlantic Ocean.
Cleared I'm Charleston for York 5th inst, brig Or
ray TAFT, Mowry, fr Providence.
Arr at Mobile 18th, brig Perfect, Townsend. from
Orleans.
Advr at Mobile 5th, brig Perfect, Townsend for la
vsna.
The s'oop Emily Of Bedford, on the 18th inst lost
Off deck osd consisting OF IL 20 900 feet Of Ash
aud White Oak Plank, near Beaver Tail Light
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James m. Tuell,

late Of Newport, (Block MskeD deceased asd
the Illustrators first account on said estate
presented ior reception and allowance. The
same ara referred for conside GRAFTON TO a court
Of rrubate 10 be holden at the Town Hall in
Newport on tho first Monday in Nov. next, at
9 o'clock a m, and notice is ordered to be
given thereof by advertisement for three sue
c.ssl,s weeks in tho Herald Of the Times,
that all persons Interested may appear at said
time aud plsc. ifthey see ft and show cause
# any, why said report should not DO received
and sald commission closed, and why said
account should not be allowed.
Oct 8, BIB ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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LONGEVITY IN New BEDroRD.-A cores
pondent informs us that "An elderly gentle
man, visiting his native town Of New Bedford
after an absence Of several Yeas, and calling
round among his old acquaintance, was sur
priscd at the large number of aged people he
met with within a circuit Of two miles OF the
town, and in a population not exceeding 90, 900
inhabitants. lie had the curiosity to take the
names and ages of those who were 80 years
Of age and upwards, thus making a list Of fifty
persons, whose aggregate ages amount TO AZ
900 years, and average ~ years each. Nine
Of the number are between 80 and % years Of
age fourteen are between IS and 30 nineteen
between so and s5; and eight are so A strong
proof Of the temperance of the people and the
heal,hiness Of the climate -Nep Bedford Mr-
curU
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FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED

FACTS TO BE REMEM BERED.-That
Consumption is almost always produced by a
cough that might easily be cured. That Wis.
lar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will cure any
cough OF cold, no matter of how long standing.
That the milder form of Consumption itself is
also cured by this Bal,am That 1t Is conccd-
ed by many lawyers, clergymen and phySl-
clans, that this BalSam has never been equalled
for efficacy IN all affections OF the Lungs and
Liver. That scores now rejoice in the pos.
session Of good health who, but for this Bal.
sam would have been ~ theIr graveS-havlng
been gwen up to die by their friends and ply
SiclanS Above ALL remember that this iuval-
liable medicine has been inflated under vari-
Gus names, and that DR. WiSlars Genuine
Balsam OF WIZ Cherry only can be relied
upon 10 CURE. II has been warranted 10 cure
Asthma in every stage-what no phy Sician has
ever achieved and has never been known To
fail For delicate health in Young females u
stand. unrivalled-as It does foi all diseases OF
tins climate
For sale by RJTAYLOR.
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Court Of Probate, of Newport, Oct. 2d- -ls4s.
.TTPON tue petition Of CAROLINE.FLOR-
L ENCE KING, widow Of James r. King,
late o Newport, deceased, intestatr, praying,
her Of the estate aud effects Of said inlestste.
Ordered that said petition be received aud re-
l.rrcd for consideration TO the sitting OF this
Court 10 be holden at the Town lIsll ~ New
port OF the first Monday in November next, at
. o clock, A. NJ, and that in the msan tln.s
the petitioner give notice of,hs pendency aud
pray er thereof by publishing this order for
thr.e successive weeks in the Herald Of the
Tines, printed ia Newport.
Oct ,. Is B ROWLAND, Prob Clerk.
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FIRE CAUSED by CAMPHEsE.-A telegraphc
despatch dated Philadelphia, Oct. l3, says
that the Canal Boat Union was destroyed by
fire near Duncan's Island. 1t originated from
camphene lamp. Two fthe crew, who were
asleep, were burned to death. The cargo,
valued at $50 900, is probably halflost.
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UT The N. Y. Express states that the
British Government has requested ours to re-
move the wreck of the Missouri from the bay
of Gibral,er. II lies in the way of vessels visit
ing that port. Very excellent offers have been
made the Navy Department 10 do this, but for
some reason or other they have not been ac-
cepted
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NEW YORK MARKET.
Office Of The n. y. Commercial Advertiser, }
Tuesday, Oct. l7-2 p. M.

OVtCe " HR ". 4. SOHWNTCfM AdfGNSG,
Tuesday, Oct l7-2 p. M.
There was but little doing in all descriptions
of Produce this morning. The market for
Flour opened firm and about 1900 barrels
were taken by the trade at yesterdays prices.
In Grain no transactions of moment were
reported, holders were firm at 81, ,26 for Gen
esee Wheat.
Provisions were dull. For Pork holders are
asking $l2 IS for Mess and SO, 90 for Prime.
small lot of Mess Beef sold at $l2.
OF Lard 300 barrels sold at Sc. Butter is
in good demand and sales were made of $50
frkins at 10 lie. for Ohio and Is l6 l-2
for Western Dairy.
Cheese is in request for export, GOO boxes
were sold at 6 l-4c &c.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
At Market 600 Beef Cattle, $500 South
ern, and the remainder from this State,) 5000
Sheep and Lambs, and 60 Cows and Calves.
Prices, &c.--Beef Cattle-The market has
been tolerably well attended during the week,
and demand has prevailed sufficiently brisk
to sustain prices, which we quote at from 8 to
7 cents per ID. About 200 head remain undis-
posed Of
Cows and Calves-But few at market
Sales at S25, $35 to $50. All sold.
Sheep and Lambs plenty, and come in fast
er than purchasers buy. Prices as follows -.
Sheep 81 10 l-2, 1915 to 1878 Lambs,
ST. 81, rs. Unsold, 500.
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Court Of Pro,
Doate VI the town of Newport, will be sold at
Public Auction. on the premises, on Wednes-
day, the 9Th day o.. November next, AT 10 o.
clock a. IN ,--sll the right, title and interest
that Eliza q. Dolbear late Of New port, widow
dec had al the time Of her death. in and TO q
lot OF land and the dwelling house thereon sit
uuted on the cross street leading froia Thames
to Elm street. Terms made known al the time
and place vi sale.
WIN. GUILD, Executor.
Newport, Oct s, 1873. 4w
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UPWe learn from the Providence Journal,
that the funeral Of WILLIAM SIMoss, late ed
i,or of the Providence Herald, was attended on
Thursday, by a large concourse Of persons,
and ,ha, the services we're very solemn. Sew
.,al Lodges of Odd Fellows, Of which Order
the deceased was a member, were present.
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The Governor Of Maryland has appointed
Thu rsdsy, the 23d day OF November. 10 DO
observed in that State as day Of thanksgiv-.
ing and prayer.
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DIR. WARREN'S
SarsaparilIa, Tomato aud Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL BiTTEES.
AtJO cents per Bottle.

COMPOSED Of pure Spanish SarSaparilla
~ Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three OF
tle most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented IS prepared after
the directions given by the celebrated DR.
Warren, whose name / bears, and will be found
superior to any preparation OF the klGd now III
Use. II is highly entirely vege-
table and favored TO the taste.
SaIsaparilla, Tomato, and Wild Cherry
BitteIs, have now become standard medicine
universally approved by Physicians as safe,
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Heavy Damages. the Circuit Court
held at Newburgh, N. Y, las, week, Gilbert
w. Oliver recovered verdict Of $4,000 against
the New York and Erie Railroad Company, as
compensation for severe injuries sustained by
him four years ago, making him cripple for
life. BY an acciden, TO the train which he was.
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Sen Sickness.

II is most pleasant and desirable remedy
for sea Sickness. II checks the vomiting. and
readily restores the patient IL invariably
checks vomiting. produced from any cause
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Seyerest Cases oCDyscnfery.

are Immediately counteracted, the pains arc
allayed, the bowels healed, and not unIrequent.
y he bowels become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short space OF ten or twelv,
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ng. which hss caused considerable alarm, and
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Cholera and common ChOler;,
NOrhnS

This Cordial Immediately checks the vom-
ting, relraves The pain, stops the DiarrhGa,
and restores the bowels to a perfectly and reg
ular state, however severe The at: ack may b,
or however low the patient may have become
n invariably TeSloIeS
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Chronic DiarrhGI.

Either IN children or adults. Of months o.
Years continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, notwithstanding they may
be restored to a mere skeleton; 1t immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
Ii
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Col. Fremont, with thirty young men, has
lcO =, Louis for California by new route.
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MRS. L. KIDDER'S
Dysentery Cordial,
AN IMlIEDIATE TIE AND PERFECT
(TFDE E'DD

AN lhAhEDIi u II AND Il ENFEtI
CURE FOR
Cholera MorJus, Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Sam.
mer Complaints Of Children, Sea Sickness,
General Debility, etc. etc.
WHERE this all.powerfu anidore is
w hand, Cholera. Dysentery and Chroni,
Diarrhpa are no longer to be seriously feared
or looked upon with terror-as this Cordia
will most asSuredly cure The disease in III,
course Of "a very few hours, If taken al tho
commencement.
II has been before the public for more thar
sixteen years, and was the FIRST article made
known to the public as an immediate and per
feet remedy for these complaints. II has beer
thoroughly tested in every country aud every
climate and It's effect has every where proved
the same SURE TO CURE even when IT,,
disease has advanced TO the last Stage. The
public may rest assured that il contains Meth
er opium, or mineral substances, or anything
thai Is IN The least luluriOuS 10 the constitution
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Several persons were arrested IN Philsdel-
phia for attempting to vote Illegally, at the late
election.
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~ The Sey To.b-rribune sPeculate' up
,u the presidency, coming % the following re-
suit. The starred States are regarded as the
cnoat J,uhtGl
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Mary Johnson,

THE subscriber, Administrator on tho Estate
Mary Johnson,
late OF Newport, dec, respectfully represents
that the personal estate oi said Mary Johnson
is Insufficient by the ssm OF three hundred aud
hfy nInn dollars and sixty cent, to pay tn.
debts and funeral expenses Of said Mary John
son las therefore prays your honors that he
nay be authorized and empowered IN his said
capacity %: Administrator. 10 sell at Public
Auction, all the right title end interest which
said Mary had at the time Of ber death, in and
TO a certain lot of land situated in the city of
Providence. bounded Northeily on Orme-st.,
70 feet Ea,terly on land late of the hcirs of
John Brown dec, 1856 feet Souihcry on land
II the heirs OF John Brown, dec. =, 20 feet West
-rly on land of Philip Allen, l36 fect, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient TO raise the
sum of three hundred and fifty nine dollars
md sixty cents, with Incidental expenses
P.P. REMINGTON, Admr
Newport. Oct 9, lo4S.
Atd Court Of Probate Of The Tomn Of Nerport,
hoIten Oct. ?, lS4S.
HPON tho petition of Potet T.. Remington.
- ajm'r On the estate of
Mary Johnson,
ate e Newport, single woman, dec, praying
for authority 10 >el the real estate OF SAID Ma
~, therein described, at Public Auction, Tor
he purposes the Elm mentioned. The same II
read, received aud referred for consideration
to COu Of Probate TO be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on The FIRST Monday in Nov
next, at O'Clock a. m. and that said admr. IN
he meantime give notice of The pendency and
prayer thereof by publishing said petition and
he order thereon, for three successive weeks
n the Herald o.. the Times, that all p.rsous
Interested may appear al said time andfplace
and be heard.
True Copy attest,
Oct 5. Is b ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk
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NJ DR.. Morrill, gives an exciting account of
his late perilous eronautic adventure from N.
York. 1t appears that he descended into the
ocean about five miles from he Light-ship.-
He was immersed to the arms for upwards of
an hour and half, the wind dragging his bal
loon rapidly out to sea. Finally, boat sent
by the Captain Of the Lght-ship and Mr..
Roberts, pilot on board, in charge of Mr..
George w. Rich, the mate, and manned by
four seamen, reached him after rowing for 10
miles. He was brought back to the Light.
ship, and returned to the city on Thursday
evening. The Doctor proposes to make
another ascension, for the very last this sea-
son.
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NOTICE..

fse~- ON aud afier MONDAY, Oct.
@pxER 23d, The steamer PERRY" will
&kAzu cave Newport for Provid, nee,
Of S. a. m.
Returning. will leave, Providence for New
port, al 3, /. IN. instead Of 3 lie p. IN as heie-
loIOre.
Oct IL.
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Cholera lnfantllnl.

II has saved the lives Of many Thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by thi
complaint; II gives them immediate relief
aud they very soon recover.
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The first five named were bought by our cit
liens, and the last named by gentleman from
Baltimore.
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New Windows for Old.

THE Subscriber wishes 20 exchange jm
Il lights 6 by > sash and glass on the most
reasonable teius. SIMON MOFfi Il.
sept. II fun w.pd