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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
SAco, January 2Sth.

SAco, January 2Sth.
Dir. Brown-Sir, it afforded me great pleas.
uIe 10 be able to testify to the wonderful virtue
Of your Sarsaparilla sand Tomato BitterS.
think my case is one OF peculiar interest there.
fore send you perfect sketch of my face be-
fore taking your medicine, and after It's use,
which you can make use of if you SEQ At, for the
beneii, Of yourself or those who are similarly
afflicted. ! have been for the last four years
most severely afflicted with TIvMoR covering
my face and part OF my body most Of the time
! have been unable TO attend to my business
during that time ] have taken every medicine
that has been recommended, and have drank
gallons of The Sar>aparila Syrup and decoc.
lion, all Of which has not had the least effect
upon my disease Al last was recommended
by my physician to give your Sarsaparila and
Tomato Biiters one trial, as ne had used them
with good success in number of similar ca
SeS' have used only four bottles, and to ny
utter aSloniskment il has entirely cured me -
! think The cuts which accompany this will
show you the wonderful difference in my ap
pearance. do most sincerely recommend
your medicines to all, and know they will fnc
them most valuable article Yours,
!. RYAN.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

There can he no possible admission of doubt
aS TO the fuflment OF all the statements made
concerning those remarkably judicious and
faithful remedies Of Captain Brant the Indian
Chief for curing Consumption aud all diseases
of the Lungs and ScrofuIous diseases of the
skin. The Indians are well known to have
possessed the ncaLs of cure, but il was un.
known tothc white man until revealed by Brant.
Its far remove from quackery is one of its
strongest recommendations. Please observe
the advertisement.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
Monday. Sent. lS.

'1SPs iN'
At Market-20OO Beef Cattle (about 1000
head from the South and West, via Phladel
pha), 55 Cows and Calves, and $500 Sheer
and Lambs.
Prices, &c.-The arrivals Of Beef Cattle
from all quarters last week were unusually
large-larger indeed than we have known then
to be all summer-but, contrary to expectation
prices remain very firm, and fully equal to for
mer quotations. This may be Justly attrbu
ted To the cold weather, which, coming sud
denly after August, never fails to operate to
the advantage Of holders. Sales were made
at from 5 to cents per b., according to quail
i,y. Probably about 200 head romaln unds-
posed of at the close Of business late in the eve
ming.
Cows and Brought from $50 $2e
to S37 so. All sold
Sheep and Lambs--Market abundantly
stocked, and sales as follows Sheep ST. 25 tC
2 rs "a 25. Lambs, ~ i-2c. So to 10
$50 unsod.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

HJ' The Boston Advertiser, in reference to
to the loco foco and free soil nominations fol
Governor in this State, says 4" 1t isl quite cleal
that Wiggory is good school, in Massat hu-
sets, since no party is willing to take candi
date who has not carried its banners, fought
its battles. and received its honors and its sup
port"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

III The Whig Convention held in Utica,
N. Y. on the l4th inst nominated Hamilton
Fish, for Governor, and George w. Patterson
for 1t. Governor and also ratified the nomi-
nation of Taylor and Fillmore. The Conven-
ton was full one, and the utmost union, har-
mOny and enthusiasm prevailed.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
INTERESTING STATEMENT FROM

THE EMPIRE SebuylervilI., Ne n.
York, April %, ls47 Mr.. s. w. Fowle-
Dear Sir A desire TO benefit the afflicted has
induced me 10 make the following statement ot
facts. My son, now seventeen years OF age
has been afflicted, during his whole life, with
a constant cough and pam in the chest, ac-
compaDied with night sweals and hectic fever.
which produced great emacialiOn and debility.
During this time he was attended by many
physicians of he highest repute whose pres
Iions gave but temporary relief. All our
neighbors who saw him regarded him as one
who was radidly approaching an early and
premature grave.-l was prevailed upon BY
a friend tsiry Wislar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. tie commenced its use. and The first
bottle gave him astonishing relief, and after
using four bottles, his disease was overcome,
and he was restored TO sound and permanent
health. WIN. PETIT.
SANDS SARSAPARIi.LA-An eminent
Physician in one of The valuable works he has
published, says 1.-THE doctrine OF the absorp.
lion OF medicinal substances into the blood, is
now generally received, for it is capable of
\ physiological, chemical and lherapeuiical do
monStralion," IL is by its immediate operation
on the vital system that Sands Sarsaparlla
has performed such astonishing cures OF VI.
GERS, Eruphve and Glandular Diseases, and q
host Of other malades of which injected blood
is the fountain. The detergent elements of
ms extraordinary PREPARATION, are transmitted
/ through The communication between the diges-
tive apparatus and The veins into The circula
''on. and thereby its neulralizing aud purifying
properties expel all that u foreign to the com
position Of healthy blood The rapidly with
which the various indications Of diseases are
reno ed by this medicine, and its uniform sue
cess, is established by multitude of altesled
facts Prepared and sold by A. b & ID. Sands,
Druggist, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

D' Mr.. Marcy Of Connecticut, has been
chosen by the Committee Of Public Schools,
as teacher for one of the Grammer Schools in
this place.
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fT;A valley Of the Connecticut, i" the he
town Of Northampton, Mass, 30
$1,000 miles above Springfeld-5 hours
from Boston aud hours from New York
by Railroad.
The building was built some 10 years since
Of the most substantial materials, and in mod
ern style--s two stories high, painted white
with green blinds, and perfectly finished, the
walls lined with brick and mortar, with Barn,
Carriage House. &c. The garden containing
choice fruits and slrnbbery and good water,
situated on Cherry-st., eighty roods from the
Court House, Congregational Church and
Railroad Depot, and forty rods from the Epis-
copal Church.
| The location is one Of the most healthy in
New England, and the surrounding scenery
uncommonly beautiful, The Connecticut Riv-
er winds its way through extensive meadows,
in front beyond, Amherst with rts Colleges
are seen in PLAIN view. Round Hill on the
west, and Mount IIolvoke with its summer
House on the south. Northampton has been
long celebrated for its superior High Schools,
particularly its Boarding School for Ladies.
The society is superior to most OF the
inland towns and includes many respectable
families who have retired from the hustle of
the cities 10 educate their children in this
quiet, economical, and healthy town.
The property will be sold at reduced price,
and credit given for part lf des'se1,
For particulars enquire of DIR. GALLUP,
at his office, north side Of Mary st, 3 doors
above Thames Street. Aug. 2s.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

MELAsonoLY.--A young man named Nlch-
olas Sisco, Of Baltimore, was accl,enially shot
on Tuesday evening, by friend. with WON
and several others he had gone cunning. lie
died in two hours.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
COOK WANTED.

WANTED a respectable white woman as
w Cook, to one that ~ well qualified, the
best Of wages will be gwen. Apply at TINS Of
fee Sept. 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

rP Beware u counterfeit 3's on the
Agawau Bank, Springfield, Mass. A large
number are said 10 he ~ circulation.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

Al Market during the week, 625 Beef Cat
tie, 700 Stores, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, 1900
Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cattlc--A few extra SO rs
LIST quality, 90 g so; I'd quality S. 25 a s..
IS Sd quality 81 4 so.
PRIcrs-Stores-- Yesrlings 81 10 pei
'be,o 2 wears old Hcifers SIG IL, as 2 years
old Steers pc. pair $40 90. "a
sheep-Old 81 %, 2, 2 90 D. 'o'-
Iambs - a225. 49,, r.,
Swine--At wholesale, aol f''
IIogsi
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

When the steamer e. Vanderbilt arrived al
Stonngton on Tuesday last, one OF the pas
scngers was found dead in sitting posture IN
he saloon.
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81 MARINE LIST. IL
qOHP O4 S79EDPODPo
ARRfVED.


THURSDAY, Sept. Ia.
s'oop Times. Chace, Greenport for Norfolk
schr James u. Perry, North, Norfolk for N Bedford
schr. Prospect Gwn, from Bangor.
sloop Excel, Hatch from Fall River.
FRIDAY, Sept. Is.
schr David Smith. Smith, Philn for los,on
schr sidney Miner, Bolies. Boston Tor Frederick.
burgh.
schr Mary Ellen. Darvnll, Boston tor Delaware.
schr EdeIh, Crowell, Philn for Portland.
schr p bent, Bean, N Y for Bangor.
schr Harp, Gibbs, Phila for Boston,
Srhr $ ID Bailey, Woburn, Bath fnr HAMPTON Roads
Schr NiduS, iiardee, Roundoui Tor Boston.
schr Caroline sherwood, boston for " Y.
Schr Armsdo, Abbott, I River for Franklin.
Srhr Martha Maria. Lawrence. N Y TOR Salem.
Schr Ranger, Anderson, Bangor for Mystic.
schr Niagara, spaldng, Tor Portland.
Brig Hanover, York Portland Tor Pha;
SATURDAY, Sept. l6.
schr Susan r, johnson, East Greenwich Tor Norfolk
sloop Vgilani, Heath, Prov Tor New York.
schr. Grecinn Burr. I'm Boston fr Albany.
schr. star, LAWS I'm Boston fr New York.
schr. Olive Marshal, I'm Prov. ir Deer Isles.
Sloop Helen, PltmnD, I'm Bedford fr Bristol.
MONDAY, Sept. lS.
schrs. Caihnrine, Thomas, Boston for Virginia J r
whiting Loveand from Virginia; Jew, Norman, New
buryporl tor Phlh Mandnuck, Grificr bangor for n
Haven Brookhaven, Burdck, Phila for Bristol
TuEsDAx, Sept. 10.
sl"op Arion, Miller, York for Prov Excel, Ben
nett, River Tor New York
MEMORANDA.
Cleared for st Josephs. Florida from N Orleans, 5th
Inst, brig Hart, swazey.
. cleared @ from y New Orleans for New York; s'h inst
ArrM n York I4ih. bark Cha. Dsven., Bailey, l2 d.
I'm Havana.
Bark luna, weeden, cleared a, N orle.n. 9th inst,
n New York.
sloop Rlenn, Dn,lce, arr at N York Saturday, Sept
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

IT 4 large number Of hiS TrlcndN, has O
peaed IN connection with the Music business, a
Newspaper and Periodical Depot
At the Store I26 Thames street, (ncarly oppo
site the Post Ollice,) where he intends keeping
always on hand and for sale, the latest New
York, Boston aud Philadelphia daily n weekly
Newspapers. Also, New Works-as soon as
the, are published, Whiting Paper, Muse Pa
per, Sheet Music. Guitar Violin, and Bass N'oI
Strings, Umbrellas, Canes. &c. Nc and hope,
nv strict attention To his business to receive a
share of Public patronage.
~ Particular attention paid to the ordering
of New Works, Music, Musical instruments,
&c. &c. -
BENJAMIN JAMES TILLEY.
Newport, Sept. II, 1918.
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lNCW AuuOlC,
This day Reccived---Sept. 2lst,
TILLEY'S MUSIC SALOON,
l26 Thames Street,
Mary Blame, music OF the Ethiopian Serena
ders.
The Rose Of Alabama, sung by tle Winnie
more Serenadcrs
liumbugged Husband, Songs of the lIutchin
son Family.
have left my Quiet Home, by Mrs. Norton.
Go call the Doctor, (or anti-caomeD song by
the Hutchinson Family.
Angels ever bright and fair, song by r. X
Moran.
The Invitation, a sercnadr, by + A. Gould.
The Mountain Boy, ballad, by M. V. Ian
Ter, Esq.
The Dream-yenny Lnd's song.
The Heart bowed down, ballad, from Balfe's
Opera.
Collection de Danses, Arrangee's pouer lie Pi
ano, par w. Scharfenberg.
The Fancy Polka, composed by Richard b
Taylor.
The Royal Irish QundrilIes, composed by Jul
lien,
Fleurs Melodiques Rondos, by r. Burgmul.
Ter.
The Bohemian Redowa Waltz, by Kammcy-
rers Band.
Buena Vista Polka, (new) by Barilla.
Sept 90.
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u ONDON Porter, Scotch Ale, phIsdel
Aphia Porter snd Pale Ale for .ale by
WIN. NEWTON
Jy ~ lJo Thames street.
Daguerreotypc Canes

lust received snd for sale At Tilleys Nnsic
J Saloon, I26 Thames Street. n lot ~ Taylor
Dsguerteop p-Csn.. Pres only % cents
SEPT g.
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Ser Sickness.

II isR most pleasant and desirable rcmed
for Sea Sickness. 1t checks the vomiting. an
readily Restores the patient II invariabl
checks vomiting. produced from any eau,
whatever
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Cholera InEntum.

IL has saved the lives Of many thousand
Children when reduced TO deaths door by this
complaint; it gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon recover.
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Fob BOSTON DIREC

Fob BOSTON DIRECT.
II THE steamer King
sSN Philip, Capt. Benz Bray.
sss.t-N-rsSyGs. Wharf Newport, every
day, (SundayS exceped) at ! Ia o'clock, r.
| ~ for Fall River, arriving in season Ia con.
meet with the trains from New Bedford and
Boston.
Fare to Boston 81 50 and no extra expense
| is incurred for hack hire, as the boat lands by
the side OF The depot.
The King Philip leaves Fall River daily
(Sundays eIcepied) at9 - o'clock A. VI on
the arrival OF the cars from Boston and New
Bedford, for Newport. Fare % cents.
Jy ~. dNw
Excursions 10 Newport vin FnIf
| KsiVer.
The steamer KING PHILIP, Capt. Brarton
leaves Providence daily (Sundays excepicd)
at : o'clock 4. VI. for Bristol, Bristol Ferry,
Fall River and Newport Returning, leaves
| New port az "a oclnck p. N. for Fall River
and Providence. arriving nj t"'cluck Y. NJ
This arrange tuent presents a favoruh'c opPor-
tunity To make a delightful and salubrious eN4
cursion through the waters Of tho Narrngnn-
seit Bay, touching at the principal places on
the Bay, aud remaining sufficiently long at
! Newport 10 enable passengers 10 enjoy it's un-
equailed facilities tor sea bathing.
/ Passengers to New York nv the new and
.plendid steamers of the Fall River line, Quilt
expressly for the ontside route, and making the
passage round point Judit, WIKI perfect com
iort and safety are iicketed through by the
i King Philip at the usual fare from Providence
with an opportunity TO spend the day IN Fali
River or Newport. Fare TO Fall River and
Newport 80 cts each way.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

l...er 10 children or adults Of months o.
wears cnu'inuaSce, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to mere skeleton il Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them 20 per.
fact
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-21

Perpetual MoT!os.-One Of our ingenious
mechanics fatters himself that he has invented
amachine that creates its own power, and that
it will run, when once set in motion, as long
as the material Of which it Is composed may
last. lie says he can construct machine oi
of one-man power up to hundred horse-pow-
er. and that it may be used for driving all kinda
of machinery. Rep.
We shall give full credence TO the above in
vent.on when an antagonizing principal to
prayi,, will be discovered that will enable
man to lift himself up by the Wristbands of his
pautaloons, and not until then.
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Children that arc Tccthjur.

if inclined to DIarrhoa, should always be
provided with this medicine, as it will keep lhci
bowels regulated aud keep OF The Csnker.-
II is wholesome, safe and pleasant TO tire taste
and children are fond of it, and viii lake It
without trouble or dislike.
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New improved Washing Machine,

MANUFACTURED by Dyer d Aiming
ton, Providence, and for sale by James
A. Green, Agent, IN VIM, street
Aus3O onem d"w'
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COTTAGE FOR SALE,
Sept 30.

AwxA SITUATED in the beautiful
fUsA valley Of the Connecticut, in the
ln:M town Of Northampton, Mass, 30
.& miles above Springfeld-5 hours
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Fisltc Medical srizc Questions.

IfIN1E Trustees the FiSke Fund consisting
| Il Of the President aud the two Vice Prcsr-
dents of the Rhode Island Medical Society
viz David King. NJ. d., OF Newport, s. All
gusius Arnold, VI. d., of Providence and
George Capron, NJ. D., of Providence, at the
annual meeting OF the Society, held June ..
! 1913, announced that the premium OF fifty dol
lars, Offered by them IN l-i7, Tor the best dis
Sertaon OF the question:
II "NiS MedicatIIk Naluru'-how far il should
! be relied on in the treatment Of diseases-
\ Had been awarded to the author ol the dis
! sertation bearing the motto
Il ''tenucS graudia -
II And urcn breaking the seal of tho accom-
N panving packets they learn that the successful
n competitor was Charles w. Parsons, NJ. d., of
4 Providence.
II They propose tie following subjects for
II IS49:
II ls Ship Fever, so calIed-i,s history, M
| turc and best mode Of treatment.
I ID. The History of Medical Delusions cf
l the present and former times.
II For the best dissertation on e.rh of these
subjects the Trustees will pay the sum of hiy
dollars.
II Dissertations with motto written thereup-
on, and also accompanied by sealed packet,
having the same motto written upon The out
side and the authors name and place of resi-
dence within, must be transmitted tree OF nll'
expense 10 either oi The Trustees on OF bclUtu
the FIRST Wednesday of May, lsi9.
Il The leaerS accompanying the unsuccessful
dissertations will be destroyed by the TIu--
ices unopened. and the dissertations mny be
procured by their respective authors from tho
/ Trustee to whom they where directed, II APP
plcalion be made therefor within three
months.
II THOMAS ~ WEBB. Scc'ry.
| lf more Convenient, dissertations may ~
sent 10 the care Ofihe Secretary, Boston, ~
Messrs Bartlett n Wexford, No. 229 Broad
way, New York.
nRESERVING Peaches are reserved lady
j at the New Jersey Peach Depot, o. Thames
street. Sept u.
A FRESH supply Of IIecker's Prepared
hFarnia, this day received at RlDEKS,
Sept II. ~ Thames-st
Redwood Library.
nIE Proprietor. of thc Redwood library
] are hereby notified. that their annual meet
ing " III be holden nj the Library, on Wcdncs.
day. Sept. 27th, at 3 o'clock, p. m. A general
and punctual attendancs iS requested.
J. TAYLOR, ssc'y.
Newport, Sept. u, lsIs.
R1uc Lick Water.
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FREe Soil IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
The n. Y. Commercial Advertiser has received
a letter from Washington, describing the pre-
liminary steps taken for the formation Ola Free
Soil parry at Washington-Mr. Blair, the ex-
official edilor, being at the head of the move
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THOMAS ". WEBB. scc'ry.

II more convenient, dissertations may ~
sent 10 the care OF the Secretary, Boston, ~
MesSrs. Bartlett n Wexford No 229 Broad
way, New York.
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For General Debility AVID Dys-

II is most excellent restorative, giving
healthy tone TO both the stomach aud bowels,
and prevents food from pressing and dlSlres-
sing the stomach.
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Iacendiarian. An old house belonging to
R.&G. &. Shaw, on the Green End road
one mile from town, on land Of heirs of Isaiah
Barker, deceased, was set on fire and entirely
consumed on Thursday evening last.
The fire was seen in town by Engine Com
pany No. 5, Who are always on the look ou'
fox arcs, and the Company turned ont with
their machine, but finding that the fire was
some distance from town, and the building
nearly burnt down, they returned.
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MRS. e. K1DDER'S
Dysentery Cordial.
AN IMlNEDIA TIE AND PERFECT
CURE FOR

UySe Il I cry y 0rQlal L.
AN LNlNEDIA TIE AND PERFECT
CURE FOR
/ Utoi-rd' MorJus, Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Sum
mer Complaints OF Chihiren, Sca Sickness,
GrHoai Debility, etc. etc.
WHEPE this all-powerful anlidote is at
|. w hand, tho.era, DySentery aud Chronic
/ Diarrhosa are 40 longer TO be seriously feared,
or looked upon with ,error-as This Cordial
will most assuredly cure the disease in the
course Of avery few hours, if taken at the
Icommencemen,.
| II has been before The public for more than
sixteen years, and was the first article made
known TO the public As an immediate and per-
feet remedy for these complaints. Il has been
thoroughly tested in every country and every
climate, and its effect has every where proved
the same SURE TO CURE, even when the
disease has advanced to the last stage. The
public may rest assured that ii contains neith-
er opium, or mineral substances. or anything
that is in the least injurious to the constitution
Cholera and common ChOEcrE
MOrbuS.
This Cordial immediately checks the yom
/ itlng, relcayeS the pain, stops the DiaIrbGa
and restores the bowels to a perfectly and reg
ular state, however severe The attack may be-
or however low the patient may have become,
II invariably restores
/ ScVcrcst Cases sOfDyscntery,
are Immediately counteracted, the pains are
allayed, the bowels healed, and not unirequent
~ the bowels become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short space cf ten or twelve
hours.
Cir, s..-,-...I -
81 vsts, DGuEgnsTa.
N i...Sr N children or adults. Of months o..
years continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
be restored to a mere skeleton il Immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them - per.
feet health.
Cholera InfantuTB.
IL has saved the lives Of many thousand
complaint; II gives them immediate relief,
and they very soon recover.
Sca sickness.
II isla most pleasant and desirable remedy
for Sea Sickness 1t checks the vomiting and
readily restores the patient II invariably
checks vomiting. produced from any cause
whatever.
Children that are Tccthing,
If inclined To DIarrhoa, should ALWAYS be
provided with this medicine as il will keep he;
bowels regulated, aud keep oil The Csnker.-
1t is wholesome, safe and pleasant 10 tire taste
and children are fond of it, and viii take Il
without trouble or dislike.
For General Debility AVID Dys-
Dcpsia.
II is n most excellent restorative, giving a
healthy tone 10 both the stomach and bowels
and prevents food from pressing aud dlslres-
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Cholera and common ChOlcrss
MOrhnS.

This Cordial Immediately checks the vom
iting, relcaves the pain, stops the DiaTrbGa
and restores the bowels to perfectly and reg
uar state, however severe the attack may be-
or however low the patient may have become,
IL invariably resloles
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Scvcrest Cases OrDyscntery,

are Immediately counteracted, the pains are
alayed, the bowels healed, and not unirequent-
ly the bowels become perfectly regulated and
restored in the short spoc. of ten or twelyo
l.t.rg
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Goierd MorJus, Dysentery, Di0rhGa, Sum
mer Compiafntsot Chihiren, Sca Sickness,
GrHcrai De6ihfy, etc. etc.