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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
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La -. .--s.-l. Z ~ NsnN AND III uslN IRWIN

kAlLHOADr --fht hfN, lhAN>
will eave J-,ey CITY, trom the dt0Ui of Toe f.isrcn nd
Hudson river R-irosd. Tie arrival Of ne F-'y Boa
whirn
LEAVES NEH-YORK, { 81 of Conis d. q 0,ocs
. NJ nld O'Clock NJ euf euivoal sufcsns Depltoa he
FHr Railroad o. fuc meet he traus fluil lhe n1si ia
piefmort vhich l-av,s Nov l0Is no 0'c.C-. All snd
ucincA ".
RETURNING, viii cave Sufe'l's o0 me- arrival u NJ
trains whch leave Post J-lsi, sio 0c..cst n ana
O'Clock I z. auvinF ~ Nr~-fnfl fD.t ri torlani -
no loococs An and o'c.ockP a The sa v~ na.ns VII
stop % the following places olIy fter ffl.cAaf'ls
Pa.rrsur k0cA Road Holokus. and kaHec5's
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS vii lcsgr saacfl'H
O'Clock 4 " erd Jersey Guy AS o,Ocs y sippirs 10
receive und deliver freight and passrnerr- 't tne o"ns
places WsnmukeTs. Ne.iefve'fs kims"f'- Al'tlale
Hob su. Cock iuviie koes Road. Van sfcuus f.i-I
SON Aquscksnocs. suiing spuna. Bergen
PATERSON RAILROAD -WiSTtR tEFANcFstNt
Leave Patterson Depot al Q. O'Clock NJ, llt a ~ al
Leave New-YorE al % O'Clock. AM ~ O'Clock, Pm
O'Clock. + n
On sundays, lesye Peterson D6p't ct - ococA AN srd
; O'Clock. PM.
Leave New-YorS ~ % O'Clock. A M oc ock ? 81
Personal baggage taken om and delivered ~ no one
Is COdlaud..t Y free of charge Passenger, are is.
qlesied 10 hs at the Ferry few minutes before ihs h1n
Of starting. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
, 'oPaiSrNER-IiIP

4 'oPakr>AH-itP.-rh The ad vert - bclrs o.'is e.
y % chNr ne CIV s1-s 10 l,ns. o bali interest T.
~e4 esish sacc nsrcs,te Business Iequirls vef, . e
c4clls g. s VIA 10 any rsk ~ .od .u1 ~ Pefusvl.
clsom 49, yci1ng very hA .ds1re iucQue VIII cr1+
1ary seuu01 thr Business - Increased considerably
Address : ; fos uihcc, ~uh name. stating where
Interview no ec hsl, wheu everything vii be SLOW p
% Do entirely s2lsiaciory. n.9Sl'
~ u. IACh~ON,~ PATENT ANNUNClArORS
The slhscr tsrs msrliacrre the shove nlchiur- ~
hote s=ar' ships md prrsf= de 0ss and ne
sutho-.x-l makers - them A. persons cautioned
.ssusi iaf1n1ing No p-lcut ehuE mates -
.haa. prGers pfutlply sJccalel sut Wansai-t
"a Ss~ims T ID IACN>ON GO ST Nursm-i y Y
- MURRAY ST. BlSAkA, DeaA surgso1,
- esahfucs io nscu xtncla ietth cca-se AZ OF CO
cayrd teeth Also tcihsccs Cured acrfaisd teea ~
nos removed with ease Ch2Tss lodesase issrs cssh
pNas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

ess sArE JOURNAL

h ysss.ff, Sps-iA! ~ Rssrs-Nf soah.n sl AZ 81,
Nr- Crs~fcr, \ nsnli n Nvc1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

- FOK ~AiR-6i and octave grand
- ri scuon Pianofores fine touch and tone. with
S~yN1f-ry Nal the modern improvements IN elegant
! VI j rosewood cases, warranted. Apply al p
r Ifth.st near Broadway n-j 1w+
ssszs1.- FOR sALE-Ati the Old stand. Bsrcay-
y----,s 60 opposite th. Asior House, variety ufbt
ETNH H. snd octave PianOfores " every pat
"A i jieTn. with all The modern improvements, In
rosewood and mahogany cases warranted % give sssfe
too ar no sale Pianos on hire.
a. sinh JAMES THOMPSON. late TsilInsn K Rsndsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
H0u-ATcNit

fe..- rrtsTssssz-s.s.y-l Hnt -ATcNfi - "A
tr--rrd -sssyEx<H.., RAILROAD ie.,t.ss. is.;sssis
s4tn--sSs----N@-K FOR Pilsfeld North Ad-
An, Wlism.tovyn Bennington Rutland. Lebanon Springs
&c via me Houssionic RslrOsd.
The steamer NIAGARA, Capt J. Brooks jr VII iea's
New-Y0rs from the pier foot Of Markets. daily, sunday
-kcep a. 8. clock A Nj for Bridgeport. whore psssen
gers lake the elegant snd c0mmOd01s cara Oh me House
ionic Railroad arriving tho State Line Lhe junction WIZ
ne Nesern Raroad) 81 halfpast 2 NJ. Va time 10 tass
the cars East Or West fare So Stages run In connection
with cars Lee, LenOr Old Sockbrdge ,urusvil
nsted and Norfolk also, TO Li.chhed, Sharon, WOOD
bury Dsnbury and Bethel.
No agent - Company Is authorized 81 ahe charge 81
Specie Bans Notes valuable papers TO receive hem
fr trgnspora10u on any conditions freight received a.
o. depot foot Of MsrsetsL from O'Clock y until sunset
Positively no. after That time
~ q " FERRY. Agent. OH'os % tho Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

..sssas,. PIAr'OFORTEs.-P Persons sboul par
~ chss1g Psnoi viii and Il 10 sner adgar'
- II X Etage 10 call Al r. Glenn ( Co.'S hsnuis-ic-
4 n sy, ~ Ful.On-st west o. Broadway. A
ssnefs assortment OF shogany and Rosewood Pianos COO
rsny 90 hand which will be sold ow FOR cash ~ approved
pager pesiors Supplied on liberal toTms
nT.7 4 GLENN co. ls4 FulionEi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

% 900 rreAs Notes 90 l05t 80 Rsad,ns RR ..-. =;
50 Long Island. DO - IlOO do do. 81
100 Harlem. .... boo ~, 2S Norwich zee. ..... 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
TYPE FoR SALE

TYPE FOh sAAE.
-An LBS MTNfOS TYPE. re q zi-iv us-1
,3UOos n, g ga5er' a > esas PER 3.
- IS Agsi- h- .sr- lsiay 1s-t ID our stv-risins
ro-l-ls, a. = c-L-s gcr l1.
TERMS CasH-ii usr - rurc1ss7i D 41s1ules e
ST. srp-lczu-s 9AEEAikf 3 HctLAAeH-
AVS N1>WT
TO SrATIOHERS AID FANCY DEALERS.
flfHE SlBSCRIsFGS sc mA-ltac--ri1g b.1ti-rs srt
Fu-t F11ns, 40. embossed 80 rirg guided w1i~h
hey Qn-r ic fle rsl- ~ vcry iow -rc-s
SHAW A IRELAND, - PeaIlsi
10 In blrlnE-s.ip-
SHOW CASTS AND SASHES.
:. hOW cASEs AND sASHEs u every ee-c1paoo
- l-1e % cr-r Aso Sow Cases Always CO 1sr1 .1t
ilf -..e a - nsrufa1ory
rs sn- JOaN , HoLhEs. = Ds.sncy-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

U~sss STATEN ISLAND PERMIT
= .-Sllfr---iSStesmbost STATEN ISLANDER viii 0n
q. follows
Leave Ncvy.York ats. n, An. I, q and a PSI
Leave Ouarkniina a. p 10. II An :. and y NJ. nlU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

rNO rRE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS. SIS rroad-
ssy has JI-t Ived frlm alcton hr following 55
double lHc- dre-se- &C. q . 4.o embroidered caniprc
hauds ercefs 81 5 all g. worth 3 a.1 - 81 900 tape
bordereI sheer lawn. DO. Is pairs tr6t-r-d cls from
upward, ton hIesf and imitation see cHnrs ard
henhe resi- Nalrlcelnos gce. nom i per yard. 1o black
lace wells from $50 stsucup collars new paii-rusl
9o hres Sast caps from q upward Hosiery. underve-s.
fra urrra ard gloves nlII saaurfWerf I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
=. -;,sFpsaray1 rO WHEELING AND rms

F---. r-taHisaFsay1 rO WHEELING AND PITTS
&s<d u. ar-sssss-r, q RGH-F0ur Day Lns--It-M sub
--cribers sole agent, lard he only mes
authorized receipt for the Merchants -Four Day Anes
" ~ furnish through receipts 81 trcr uhcrs
T. P AGNEW \ co Cumberland.
GREENE l. GO. A. Cd x T. DopNt Bal
WIN HOLLYDAY. n sngh lhrd--l Ptia
u.8 In a H. LIVINGSTON, 20 broadway, fms
- -spsssrf..ss1 ron PITIsBtiIu MD
ytst .si;.iss,s-, 3. WHEELING. yn flade pls BAH
more, Cumbr 0and. Md by ne United
stsos Mail through in 81 houis from New-kDk, So al e'
Railroad. ISL Nsrunh' Road.
Leave NesY-for 81 and9A NJ and a. - N. ard nv
Leave Pliiada ph'a "a II. Il ana 10 " lave Ban
more n A NJ and " dsiy ieay- tGmlef.sra ~ ne
arrival Of the nom Baltimore daily, b. ~ hncs tor
Ptlsbgreh and Wh0aIng Cincinnati, 81 l5Iis hrH Oirso'
For hroug cEe by his route apply n Philsds pha o.
tho Railroad once Of asrE,t and Eleventh - oi
f5 south Thrds board Toe steamboat fopt u Dos
81 wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia 10 Piusbugt, ~, %
Wheeling SIS win tho privilege Of stopping "a Barno'
and fesuninr sras Al pleasure
for farther information, apply lo
J. t. .LEMNEA, Agent, ~ Adams Cos Lspr"
once l6 Wsllsg. at a ". Or at Auercsn Hoo
olaf corner Broadway bafclay IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

CO Al TarrvoUr with ab0l. hern acres of land tro nls
~ GA tfe Hudson River house - feet 'r0nt,i ieei deep
ty.o stores high wei stocked with apple pear plumb
peach and cherry u the best kinds Agpy on tne
prenliIes r. tohthif>
T.rr.r,vyr Elv u DIS lfIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

- 7 T ENI ' Y 4 y III - N W. -"
SO f-ort house situated In FEMINIST uesr riversyp ace,
---~ hiss a. the modem Improvements cnt . every wsy
calculated for d Arge genieel family Inquire ~ kiSu
ARDsON on The premises. or ? HOLLEY ora ?. SMITH,
NJ Ma-..I I'D .iA-rs ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01
- FOX SALE. o. removable terms. house snd
r. I5t in New. Runswick y THE house Is nearly

o.. FDK -ai.F-A country residence situated u tne
w village of " i.on. Com tho Dsnhury Oai shla
$50 ri.es from NurSsk. and within two hours ride ny
Katlrond OF New Yofk the N-wlisv-u Railroad passing
AN n III M In good r.par 10 witch stischsd
Of ground surrounded by choice hruhbery and VIII be- sold
a bargain For terms and particulars, Inquire Of
Assn HAIfNr DFRRfGKSON. i'4 Souih-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

10. is LOTS FOR -AIE-So az when are upon
IL. Eigh,hav from Eightynnia 10 Ninety laird SIS
s and gh- balance said streets. for sse a. el5 per
ot with chance get wiihou, farther charge one 81 the
seven buildings. valued. one az Sooo0 0nr al sio' snd
The reel of ess value. For nSs, Sd. inquire OF
nl0 iin- 4 WHEELER. Couuseiorst-LaS, 10 W sii-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

CL0AK'.. CIOhh- Cheap al the new cloak
tsore 300 ladies' ald Misses c0-k-, comprising at
the latest Partisan styles. Of e most desirable colOrs and
best macris trimmed snd finished oG n the richest ard
beautiful manner. and varying price from > SD 90
go each TIE ladies' ~ NeH-Nork, kro0E yu aud WI
l-mshgrgh, ard The public generally, are respectfully n-
vifef 90 cali, before purchasing elsewhere, % VANS
LEY'S store corner of Cshennesi and Essi Broad
way. uif lrr
4 MEXICAN BLENKkT~.-l50 cases and bs ss,
a comprising superile ribbon bound Whitney Macki-
Ds, slesm0osi negro and costing a1keis FOR sale 0y
OF NESMlTh co 50 and 50 Piro-st
ttASSiC BATr>.-Iooo bales u these we..-knowu
IVA bats vii bee cod low Uy HESMllH co.
o. Sd gnd 5. Pinesl
a -UBURTOS FLANNELS,--le1 cases extra
~ heavy and beached Canton fsuues Tor by
OF NFsMirH co 81 and % Pine-sl
.lQ INCH INDIGO BLUE PRfNT-.-Jus re-
80 ceived consignment oi indigo blue Prints hne
heavy cloths 24i1cnes vide. SINS patterns Tor ssr hy
o4 C.. HARRIS 81 EXclsng0-place
ELIDE MILLS BROWN DRILLS inches
tv1de.--A superior snlcle ~ heavy brown drl. ngs,
suitable fUr export. flr sale ny = HARRIS.
oxU n o. ENrhanrep.ace.
COLORED CsNBRIC--On 6ue and medium
Nciuiir, escorted cOol--fuf sale by {. HARRIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

q. FOR ~AIE-Ore or NO large genicel brown
30. stone font houses. Situate near FH-ag possessing
~ al the modern Improvements. Inquire oi
+ HDLL-I or A. SMITH lo Nailsl
nav MO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

- STEAM POWER To LEr.-A enc room Y
= The Tribune Buildings ~ es- win steam po~rI-
rf. sfHnf -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

s-r-- At Fhlh ATE al Tue N.4s' s.u ~ -
-. Frsr kir-st SIZE OF TOT = hy ln fect fsfi ~ ma
- purchase money remain on bond ans mort lsge
For rsrtcl'srs spp.y % ANrlil }. BLEtChEk
r2l rw Aucuuucer Broader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-01

-. TO EN- ilANcE, lof improved or ul'hFivftu
Il. Illinois Lsnt, valuable end productive properly
NIL t,o hours hg rsirosd from The Guy Ci NewN OK
Inquire Of P holly or A. SMITH, 10 Walls uP
80. $50 So
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
INDIAN CHIEF BRANT,

Tho existence of the innumerabIe disease
which afilict the human race, appear 10 be
wholly concentrated, in regard to malgniIy,
pain and distress, 10 comparatively few in
number. For instance. Consumption and
Scroiula are either of them particularly horri-
flying to the feelings of even a careless observ.
er and to the patient themselves they are the
very realization Of a death struggle.
No human science has heretofore been ena
bled to exlirpate these fearful complaints, and
II was only by returning to the simple rosourc.
es of the natural kingdom, that success has
been afforded. RrantS Indian Remedies nev.
have failed to help and cure the sufferer, as is
continually aiiested by succession of witness
eS and reference of the highest responsibility
in character and influence.
The incidental items in relation to the pecu.
liar action Of these remedies in all Lung, Pul.
monary and Eruption Complaints. are to be
found IN free pamphlet TO be had Of the agents.
John 4. CLUSSMAN. General Agent -
Office &C Cedar st. New York who has appoint.
ed as Agent, z. TAYLOR, Thames.st New.
port. Chapin ~ Thurher, Druggist, 81 West
minister street, sole agents for Providence. -
Pawtucket, A. G.. jerks, 30 Main.st. Brands
Iron Works, Olney Greene 4 Co. Westerly.
H. N. Campbell IL Co. Cromplon Mills. VIM.
VI. Brown. Stonington, CT, f. Pendleton g.
Co.
June 2l-2m.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines.

"IllCH he recommends with the greatest
w confidence. being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they will give very gene.
raj, ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly safe
and will in an eminent degree perform ali
that is stated in the directions accompanying
each artlcle-they CONSIST of
LfYNES EXPECTORANT, for Coughs
Group, &c.
JAYNES TONIC PERMIFUGE. a pleas
AM and valuable Worm Medicine.
JAYNE'S CARMIN.4TIPE B4LSAM for
summer complaints or Diarhpi, DySenery
Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Cbolc and derange.
menl generally of the stomach and bowels.
JdfNE'S SdNITJYE rms. for Liver
Complaints, Jaundice Dyspepsia &c.
JifNE'S LTERd1WE fOr Kings Evil
White SwelingS, Ulcers, Scrolulons, Cancer.
nus and lndolent TumourS, Goitre &c The
various diseases Oft The skin and all others orig.
inaing from an impure state of the blood.
JiRNE'S nam TOWC, for promoting the
growth of the hair, giving II a rich glossy ap-
Pearan"e and removing Scurf and dandtuH
JiY.NE'S nam DYE. for changing the
hair from any other color 10 beautiful Auburn
oi perfect jet black, without staining the skin
AT wholesale and rerail, by
Il. u. HAZARD, Agent for Newport,
near the Court House.
July s "
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
COnsOlations for the Lonely.

BY MARY HowITT
There is a land where beauty cannot fade,
Nor sorrow dim the eye;
Where true love shall not dIoop, nor be dis
mayed,
Aud none shall ever die I!
Where is that land, where
For would hasten there;
Tell me- fan would go,
For am weary with heavy wo
The beautiful have left me all alone
The true, the tender, from my path have
gone
q guide me with thy hand,
IL thou dost know that land,
For am burdened with oppressive care,
And arm weak and fearful " ith despair
Where is it Tell me where.
Friend, thou must trust in him who trod be-
fore
The desolate paths of life;
Must bear in meekness as he meekly bore,
Sorrow and pain, and strife;
Think how the Son of Cop
These thorny paths hath trod
Think how he longed TO go,
Yet tarred out for Thee the appointed
Think of his wcarness in places dim,
Where no man comforted or cared for him :
Think of the blood-like sweat,
With which his brow was wet
Yet how he prayed unaided and alone,
In that great agony, "Thy will be done -
Friend, do not thou despair;
Christ from the Heaven Of Heavens will
hear thy prayer
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24

Mr. pOk on Sldrery, Oregon and the neic
Trritorics.-Mr President Polk, having sign
cd the bill providing for the Organization of
Oregon as Free Territory, has seen fit to write
Message to Congress (after its adjournment)
giving the information that he would have ve-
,oed the bill had it applied the Anti-Savery
principle to any Territory South Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise Line The Message is
quite lengthy, but all of it that is material is
contained in the following extract.
The Missouri question had excited intense
agitation of the public mind, and threatened to
divide the country into geographical parties,
alternating the feelings OF attachment which
each portion of our Union should bear to every
other. The Compromise allayed the excite
mcnt, tranqullIzed the public mind, and res,or-
cd confidence and fraternal feeling. Its au-
thors were hailed as public benefactors.
do not doubt that similar adjustment of
the question which now agitates the public
mind would produce the same happy results
1t the legislation of Congress on the subject of
the other Territories shall 70. o. sS adopted in
spIrt OF coaeillal.yrnlnd I'm and compromise, it is in-
p53;ss.Sie that the country can be satisfied, or
fail to ensue.
Nnen Texas was admitted into the Union,
the same spirit of compromise which guided
our predecessors in the admission of Mi souri,
quarter OF a century before prevailed with
out any serious opposition. The Joint Res
oluton for annexing Texas to the United
States,' approved March the first, one thous-
and eight hundred and forty-five, provides that
such States as may be formed out Of that
portion Of said territory lying south of thirty
AK degrees thirty minutes north latitude, com
monty known as the Missouri compromise line.
snail be admitted into the Union with or with.
out slavery, as the people of each State ask
ing admission may desire. And in State OF
States as shall be formed out of said territory
north otthe Missouri compromise line, slavery
or involuntary servltude Except in crime)
shall be prohibited
The territory ofOregon lies far north of
thirty-six degrees thirty minutes, the Missouri
and Texas compromise line It's southern boun- !
dary is the parallel of AZ, leaving the interme-
date distance to be three hundred and thirty
geographical miles.
And it is because the provisions Of tins bill
are not Inconsistent with the terms of the Mis-
sour Compromise, if extended from the Rio
Grande to the Pacific Ocean, tina: have not
fe al liberty to withhold my sanction. Had
it embraced Territories south of the Compro-
mise, the question presented for my considera-
ton would have been of a far different charac-
ter, and my action upon 1t must have CORES
ponded with my convictions.
Ought we now to disturb the Missouri and
Texas compromises Ought we at this late
day, in attempting to annul what has been so
long established and acquiesced in, to excite
sectional divisions and jealousies; to alienate
the people OF different portions of the Union
from each other, and to enddnger the existence
OF the Union itself.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24
DIR. J. S. WOODS
SARSAPARILLA ELIXIR.
RECOMMENDED BY EMINENT Ply
SICIANS.

RECOMMENDED BY EMINENT ply
SICIANS.
XX7ARRANTED superior 10 any Other
w PREPARATION compound or extract OF
Sarsaparilla ever offered 10 the American peo-
Pile The bottles contain six times the quanll
ty OF Sands or Brlstols, and four times a
much as Bulls and we think II is stronger
than either, and at least four times as strong
as TownSend'S. II is tour times the cheapeS-
Sarsaparila in market. II heals without de-
biitallug or sickenlng, and its cures are per-
manent. 1t Is theoretically compounded b,
regular physician, and is neither a patent
quack, nor Emphr,eat medicine.
The following are some oil the many diseas-
es in which It has proved emlnently successful,
viz:
Disease, from Impure Blood, Organic or
functional.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints an d Fever and
Ague, Secondary Syphilis Rheumatism, Goul
and Lumbago, Scroiua, LeproSy, Cancer aud
Nercurial diseases. Constitutions broken by
MeaselS, Small Pos, Fevers, &c,
Prolapsus Uteri, Pills.. Ulcefations, Swell
lings and BlleS salt Rheim, ErysipelaS, PIN.
Piles aud BlotcheS on the lace, Distractions ~
fatal tn young and delicate ladies, Nervous
ness and Bowel Complaints OF children from
lerthIng, RlckeS. Weak children and aged
persons, Nervous D,bllIated aud delicate le.
males, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Hy>terIa an sick
Headache, Tic Doloreaux, Dizziness aud
palpitation Influenza, Cough aud Lung Com
plants, Bronchitis and first stages of Consump.
ton
In presenting the medicine TO the public, we
offer no patented humbug or quack medicine,
but such medicine a. II actually NEEDED. aud
is truly blessing to the public, and offered not
upon the recommendations ofthe proprletorS a.
lone, but by persons OF high standing. and Ply
scianS eminent in profession aud skilled IN
their practice who have not only tested its
combination, bat have witnessed lis hea ling
effects and We cordially invite Physicians
throughout the country to try II IN the above
complaints. This Sarsnporllla Elixir is a
very careful combination of ne most celebl a =
ed medicines, aud contains nothing IN the
least degree injurious. The greatest care has
been observed IN the combination. that none
hail be incompa ibe with or neutralize The
other This is fully proved by its happy effect
N the speedy and permanent cure OF almost
every case however obstinate Dr.. Gibson
Prot. Of Surgery IN the University of PennSyl.
vanin. speakS Of some of ilS ingredients m the
highest terms m Goitre or Kings Evil and
ScrofnlonS Tumors DR. Beuch IN Rhcnma.
ism snd SP,uin; of Blood D. George Wood
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iTNHIS Company, although it cannot boast OF
Il being The oldest Tea Establishment in "A
merica," does cl iim to have sold during the two
years of its existence, more good, pure, and un
mixed Teas, and at lower prices, than any SIM
lar establishment in the United States.
The following is list of their retail prices
which will be found 10 be nearly the same a,
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim. is in the quality Of the Teas
GREENS. BLACKS
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24

YHE asperltirS Of Disease, are often enhanc-
L ed by the rigorucus measures undertaken
by designing OF iSno, persons in attempting
cures. The discriminating knowledge where.
by we may know these remedies which shall
perfect rapid cure, is OF difficult acquisition
II is in fact only obtained after LaboriouS
Research by the Student Of Nature the only
rue scholar of medicine, and the experience OF
The Sages OF the Native Tribes are the true
guides in directing those researches. lfn were
nnl Inr The in lnnhlo III, ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-24

The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
are put up in Quarter Half and Pound Pack
ages, made perfectly air tight, an warranted to
be well worth the price marked on the label il
they are nol found to be So they can be return
ed al any time and the money will be refunded
The Canton and Peckin Tea Company, al
though not the exclusive v,nderS ofthe justly
celebrated 'lIowqua Mixture. can still accom-.
modaie their customers with II, AT price and
OF qualify which will bear comparison with
auv other.
The citizens of Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited 10 call al the above store,
$50 Thames street, and test the qualities Of
these Teas, as the company are conhdenl after
the purchasers make'one trial, that an extensive
custom will be secured
Dec. I3-d
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New Goods.
Fluid Extract OF VaIcrinn.

TINHIS preparation contains all the valuable
Il properties of Vaerian Root, in a high.
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found to be more eficacious in all cases where
the effect Of Valeran is required-wit direc-
tons for using, at II X. HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %.