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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

length. This is famous resort for the young
folks, who find lots of amusement in fishing, row.
ing, sailing, love making, &c. The other day,
one was drowned. A young Philadelphia lawyer,
who believed. with Demoshenes, that eloquence
consisted IN "action, action, acuon," did good
service IN rescumg a sweet young lady, from Astor
Place, New York.
Are you aware, great Herald, that Gen. Taylor
has more than halt promised TO come here this
summer! 1t is positively true; and, as conse-
quence, board, not putty, has 'arlsen;" The Cen
eral is to be lodged and beefed in Mathew New
kinks cottage III warrant yon, he should come
and JohnM Clayton says he wlll--that Delaware
will never recover from the shock
They have two curious, old-fashioned customs
in this State, Of which must tell you. First-It
Is a law that, for certain offences, women shall be
stripped and ned to post and publicly whipped.
Yes, whipped, or rather lashed, until the blood
flows down heir backs! Think of that, will you,
IN tins age and cNupfry. Secondly-Should man
owe money in another State, he can be arrested
here and thrown into prison. where he must remain
ayear, unless the debt is sooner paid What do
you think Of that! Isn't it ,magnanimous in little
Delaware, TO become the collector and the prison
house OF all the other States in the Union? have
| told but the truth. When think of these things
cannot help wondering that so fair, 80 delightful
so enchanting SPOT rs Brandywine Springs could
be found here. II you will come with me to the
house-top, will show you the loveliest country
ever spread out before the eye of man. Look
the eye never danced over a faire scene See the
cattle upon thousand hills-the waving grain -
the giant tree and mimic waterfall-ihe cottage
and the palace-and how fresh and invigorating
the breeze that forever fans the temples Brandy
wine is indeed lovely and healthful resort.
We are to have grand celebration here on the
fourth OF July Horace l. Peterson, Esq, OF Phil
adelpha "a young gentleman of fine talents,) is to
deliver the Grafton. Alfred A. Carter, Esq, has
been chosen reader.
wish most powerful and far-reachng Herald,
you would let oti one Of your Palxhan's, now and
then, al rhe practice of whipping women, carried
out in this State.
Dr. Houehey, of the Springs, gives general sa-
tisfactIon. He is good man. We have now
about forty to fifty boarders. will write again
SOON FIR ED
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There are hundred thou, md gold acl,ars On
hand The mint rbilad. ph,a The oi.ers are en-
gneed in the coinage Of other denominations Of hard
money the demand for which - very great
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c. Letters have been received from Faua-
na per steamer Falcon from Mr.. h., Of his
tows, dated Arr'l28, stating his arrival there
on the 18th aud that he had, in company with
nearly all the passengers by the Brig Doctor
Hitchcock Of Fail River and Mr.. r. ]. S., OF
this ,o"n, engaged passage for San Francisco
On board lie Barfue SylPh, Of Fairhaven, to
sail in j week.
The prospects Of conveyance for the great
number Of passengers still at Panama was not
So favorable as som late accounts have stat
ed many have bought tickets for vessels In
port, but it was very uncertain when they
would get away. Two Of the ships which
had engaged passengers were without Captains
,ba HUMBOLDT and Mantle +; the former lad
her cargo Of coal still OIL board, waiting the
arrival Of Tho Panama steamer TO receive it.
Ten deaths had occurred among the Amerl-
cans at Panama during the last ten days, said
to be Of Fever.
Great complaint was made Of the conduct
OF the American and British Consuls as 10
their management as Agents for vessels at
Panama.
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Cough Medicines.

Eayne's Expectorant Ayers Cherry Pector
. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan,
Indian Basam Of Livcrwort
Buchan's Hungarian Basam,
Doct Taylor's 3asam OF Llverwort,
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup
Jacksons, Sherman's and Nlstar = Cough
Lozenges.
Peasc's Adams and Jcrvs's Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and Lac
uorce Paste &c. &c.
Among the above may be found some OF
The best Cough Medicines in use.
at II. HAZARD,
Meh lS near the Court House
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ALABANA.--A Taylor convention Of the %
Congressional District was held at Clayton
Barbour county, OF tho Goth ult., at which
Hon. Henry w Ilillard WAS unanimous'y y
nominated for reelection TO Congress, end
Hon. James T.. Belser WAS declared the " Grs,
and only choice Of the ConychA for Cover
uoT
Ia the 9Th District Col. lnge tLoco) late
representative declines denomination.
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MARCH 2lst.
RECNNT ADDITIONS,
TO
James HammOnd's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

1868 The Haunted NJ IN; and the Ghosts bar
gain, fancy 10. Christmas time.
(hayhS Dickens,
1896 EiiA,brthcan Poets, anecdotes Of the
Early Painters, EdHcdGy CbamberS 1
1891 Life OF Sir Walter Scott Conquest of
Mexico, &c Edited by ChamJcrS I
51Gl Gorge st George uan, the Prince.
.J165 Lancashire, Witches, a romance of PEN
die Forest. by ". H. AiHSw0ytt I
339S Leaves from Margaret Smiths Journal
in the Province ot Massachusetts, Bay
1878 0, /
j1GG Old Judge or Life in a COLONY
bv JtGsc H1iitgfiop. |
51G1 Percy or the Old Love- and the New,
by the author ofthc
"Ucn-Pcckcd Husbands
57GS Poor Cousin, a novel by
Ellcn P,etcripE, l
1889 English and Scotch Proverbs Jim
Cronin, an Irish tale,
edited by Chambers, |
3i00 The Crusadcs; Moral tales from the
French Chambers,
3iOl Treasures of the Earth (NIetalicD Ils
Magic Flute It moral tale,
edited 10y Chambers, :.
1902 Pearls, and Pearl Fisheries; The Ouer-
lo Chanrers, l.
3iO3 Our Cousins in Ohio, by ,
Mary Howitt, l.
3i0i Frenls and Fortune, a moral tale by
Anna II. Drury, (
500 Mlcaulay's History Of England, from
the accession ofJamcs ID,
$40 The Caxtons, family Picture,
Ell. Dulwcr, I
j17l Diamond and tic Fcorl
by Mrs Gore, !
5112 Midnight Sun Il Pilgrimage,
10y T. Bremen, |
3iOj Raphael; or parcs'of the book of lite at
twenty by Alphonsc lamartne,
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

During Lord Me'calfs administration IN
Canada, he was not cnce inleriered with by
the Downing street authorities,
Mr.. Francs Speight, of Derrick Castee
Ireland, has sen, 46 females to America at his
own expense.
DIR. Holland has started new theory with
regard TO the functions of the hair. lie says
il is a safety valve TO the nervous system,
forming connection between the nervous
organs and tic great principal prevailing the
universe. He says the profuseness oithe halr
is always propoilionatc to the prevailing VIA
energies.
Grca, anxiety has been felt st the cele-
braied observatory Of Atlona should be injured
during the present difficulties between Den
mark and the llo!steines.
Goldsmiih's ,on,b in The Tempe!c chu:ch
yard, London, has been ruthlessly destroyed.
Great complaints are made of the misman
ogcment of the London Art Union, which Is
said 10 buy poor pictures, and publish poor
engravings.
Charles Dickens las been appointed ,rus'
tee and custodian of Shakspeare's hou c.
An infant pianist Of six years of age, named
Marie, is astonishing the Londoncrs by the
e'egaucc Of her performance.
Rush, recently executed for the Stanheld
murders, protested his innocence to the last.
A vessel from VALPARAISO has brought five
hundred bags Of flour TO London
The Roman Government has been dsposng
Of The fines pictures in the Roman galleries.
Eugene Sue has written work called the
A" Protestant Leader"
Money was abundant in London 4, one per
cent. for short periods.
The Pope is going TO A''gon.
The Mexican Government has been try re
hard 10 re-esiablsh lis credit among its Lon
don creditors, By paying one dividend and the
promise Of doing something handsome when
the national bank is established.
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New SUPPLIES OF CoAL.--We learn from
lie Philadelphia North American that the ex-
, nsiye coal & Ii " :, Of The Pine Grove Dis
ir!cr, Pennsylvania, / shortly to be oPered By
company incorporated under the name If The
Pcqua Raitoad Company" these coal fields
are the nearest - tide water Of any in the
valley Of he Susquehara The position Of
the coal which is abupiant. viii enable The
company to mine large quantities a! a very
small cos,
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MONTREAL. Nav lG.

WONTKEAL, May TO.
In the lIou'e Of Assembly, last night, mu-
tuol explanations and apologies we're made by
Col. Cugy and Mr.. Blake, one Of the minis
try, relative to tho language which passed be
tween them on Monday last. Col. Gugy has
called Mr.. Blake liar.
An extra OF the Canada Gazette has jus
been issued, containing addresses to the Gov
ernor from many parts Of the province, in sup
port Of his conduct.
Branches ofthe British American League
are being formed in all quarters of the colony
/, is expected tha, Parliament will be pro.
rogucd about the 9Th Of June.
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RSSEDONcd.
Administrators Sale.

DY order of The Hon. Court Of Probate oftho
ID town of Newport, the undersigned will sell
cn Thursday, the lith day of June next, at II
c'clock, A. NJ, on the premises, at Public Auc-
tcn in said Newport, all, or SO much Of the real
estate Of which Thomas rulson. late Of said
Newport, dec died seized and posscsscd,as will bo
sufficient to make up the deficiency of his per-
sonal cstllc tol the payment OF his debts, with
incidental charges consisting Of lot of land
with the buildings thereon standing, situated on
the north side of Pros pcct-ilill street, between
Spring and Cornc streets. in said Newport, lato
the homestead Of the said decd.
| May - BENZ. MUMFORD, Admin.
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WAR DrrARTMCSr, }
hdiut2ut Generals Office, (

GENERAL ORDERS NO 20.
The execution Of paragraph . Of " General
Ordcls' No %, dated April 2l, lsi0 having
been Suspended, AMI Company b 81 Artillery
ordered TO rejon its station at Fort Adams,
considerations of The public service no longer
require deviation from the rule observed in
designating the Companies of the other regi-
mcn,s Of Artillery TO be remountcd. -
Accordingly Company T. Sd Artillery, Capt.
7. w Sherman, will be organised and equip
ped as Light Artillery instead Of Company b.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War,
r. JONES,
Adjt General
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II. B. KINSLEY.
Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure
All

. HIS invaluable article, has lately been
discovered by the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galyanic Cure All has cured
Bone Spawn, Poll Evil Slainours, SprainS,
Calls, Grease. Sores aud Bruises.
g'r sre printed Pomphicls, and read the
testimony ihcu.n ConJniutd
Owners Of Horses aud valuable cattle give
The GaiNanic Cure.i oLe lair irial and my
word for H. you Will never be- without il after.
Vatds. II. X. HAZARD, Agent Tor New
port
Feb 2w
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kinsleY's Exnress.

-r-y-.E.l The Subscriber continues to run
=l.aD@ss% an EXPRESS, from this place, daiiy,
by which packages, &C., may be forwarded and
delivered, by faithful men, to any part of the Uni
ted States. All orders and packages left at the
Office, No. II, Thames street, Ncwpori, willmcct
with prompt attention.
dec 2Jtf II. B. KINSLEY.
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Mf@DIGIIr@Ss

COMPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparlla
OromaloeS and Wild Cherry Barks, three o,
nc most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extract here presented Is prenarep after
The directions given by the celebrated Dr.
Warren, whose name 1 bear, and vii! DO found
superior to any preparation of the ared allcIl
use. L. is highly ebro'cd Ord
able and favored to the taste. III be found
Sarsaplrlla, Tom2lo, ana Wkud now IN
Nlters, have now become standafirely vcec-l
universally approved By Physicians as safe
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Nl4DIGIMMSa
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Earns and ScB,ds,

NEVER IN u single instance, since IT'S hfst
" Introduction by me in 1889, has this un-
r.valled Ointment failed TO cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds, aud what is of vast impor-
tance especially to Girls--it heals the wounds
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may be 8avcd-(and in extreme cases, life IL.
sclf) by a prompt application Of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate Of every
family.
Its effects are instantaneous when applied
TO Burns and Scalds it cools and draws out
the fire and pain in few minutes, and this
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dallcy's Extractor and the counterfeit articles.
Counterfeit Extracts rritatc and increase the
pain,
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES.
II may with truth DO said, that there is
scarcely family of small children to be found,
but where accidents sometimes do occur amp
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
70 this category Of accidents may be added.
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, RIEU
! MATISM, ERUPTlONS, SORES,
| SWELLlNGS AND INFLAM-
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Il -. r. Pills.
The great superiority Of "Robers' Com
mound Sarsaparila over all Other prep
aralions Of Sarsaparlla and Pills, Is their con
ccn,raled form and purity o. the extract,
which, being combined with other vegetable
extracts, render them the most purifying OF all
medicines.
\ The peculiar virtues of the Sarsapalllla root
have lUra long time attracted the attention OF
the medical profession and the public, and
great interest has been directed to the develop
mems OF its medical properties. various syrup
Tincturcs aud DucuclIonS have been prepared
from j. all of which have been found to con
ram liuc or none Of the valuable properties OF
the root. Medical men are aware how slightly
the root Yields its virtues by maccration IN wa
cr, and The imposNibillly Of retaiting II when
repaired in Alcohol. Hence the great value
Of The solid extract Of which these pills! are
prepared. One box of the Compound OF Sar
Saparilla Pills contains more Of the SarSaparll
la than is contained in two bottles the syrup
usually used.
II The proprietor experimental for Sevcra
years 10 obtain from the root solid extract
which should possess all It's valuable properties
in their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the torn of Pills, and has used
them in his practice with the most astonishing
success, and, at The suggestion Of many friends.
he now oilers them To the pubic NJ n price
which makes them the cheapest medicine IN
the world with the full assurance that they will
be found TO be the best medicine prepared.
The Compound Sarsaparllla Pills are used
for the permanent cure of those diseases which
arise from an impure state of the blood and
morbid ScrcetionS of the Liver and Stomach,
viz ErySipcaS, Scolula or Kings Evil, Ul-
GERS, Scad Head, Obstinate CuaueouS Erup-
tions, BlotchcS BoiS, PlmpleS, Sore, Weak or
lnnamed Eyes Glauduar SwcIliags, Rhcumat-
ic Affections, Pains of the Bones and Joints,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Asthma, DiarrhUa, DySen-
terry, Coughs, Colds, Inflammation of the
Lungs Influenza, Indigestion Headache, Jaun
dice, General and Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising from an inludcouS use Of Mercury
and whenever medicine Is required to purify
and invigorate the system.
!. They are purely vegetable compound, and
| may be- used by persons Of all ages. Thcy are
! pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneaSlncsS or gripping in their operation. Hun
dredS oi certificates could be gwen of persons
who have used them with the greatest benefit.
Purchasers will be particular to ask fox " Rob
eus Compound Sarsaparila Pills" and OBJ
serve that the wrapper on each box has u fac
Slmllc Of the signature Of JOS. ROBERTS,
VI. ID. No travelling agents appointed
N All applications for Agencies, aud letters on
the subject of the medicine, must I've addressed
(poSt paid io e. T. FAY, New York City. Gen
eral 4 gent for the United States, British aud
West India Provinces.
H Il. J TAYLOR and c. G. c. HAZARD
\ Agcut for Newpof.
u Aug Q lsI5-H
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SARsAPAnILLA ELIXIj
Long experience has pr owed
vastly superior 10 amy :E2C
world h.Ns over DrOINCCG.

II has for its support many eminent m'llcji
practitioners by whom II ~ regarded as mn
lntey superior 10 any medicine FOR The aPecdy
and permanent cure Of the great variety OF
diseases known to the medical profession. II
the statement is strong, experience ana hlghly
respectable testimony has fully provtd the
truth of all we claim in its favor, and we re-
spectfuly solicit candid and careful peruSal
of the certificates appended, from men OF nigh
standing and sterling worth, for the cure OF the
various diseases for which medicines OF like
name are recommended. This Grand UnivcI-
sal remedy is within the reach ot all. and
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
fail to cure, they may learn and know by joy
iul experience It's transcendent powers TO heal
The following are some Of the many diseases
in which it has proved cmnently successful,
Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or lunc-
tlonal; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Fever
and Ague, Secondary Syphilis, Rheumatism,
Gout and Lumbago, Scrofula, LeproSy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases, Constitutions
broken by Measles, Small Pox, FeverS, SC.
ProlapsuS U!eria, Piles, Ulcerations, Swcllings,
and Piles. Salt 'Rheum, Erysipclas, PlmpleS
and Botches on the face, Distractions SO fatal
To young and delicate ladies, Nervousness and
Bowel Complaints of children from teehing,
RicketS, weak children and aged persons. Ner-
vouS, Dcbliiaed and delicate icmals lmpo-
iencyor lncontlnence in either sex, Neuralgia,
Epilepsy, Iysteria and Sick Headache, Tic
Dooreux, Dizziness aud Palpiatioo, Influenza,
Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints Bron.
chliS and first stages Of consumption. Also,
in any case Of Cough, Weakness, Sickness,
&c. if given Immediately. tle amount of ex-
pcnse Of pain and misery it would ward off,
would be iucalrulable. OIL
We append the following as specimen OF
the certificates spoken Of above.
Rev, Allen Steele, an able and popular di-
vine, well known TO the people OF this State,
writes US as follows:
Albany, May 10TH ISi7.
DfJ s Wood Dear Sir-llaving taken
three bottles ofyoug.. ELIXIR, Itake
orea, pleasure in beanng testimony 10 It's BEN
Efficient effects upcn system afflicted with
Hereditary Scro uia. For many years | have
tried popular remedies, not excepting the pre-
palaliorS OF SaTSaparilla, an while would,
say OF maHy o: them, that they have done wclr
am con- strained Ia Say'in my own case ou
Elixir ia: eycels them all. Yours truly,
ALLEN STEELE,
4 1 L.. Cbppgb
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NOTICE.

VNilE subscriber having moved his Soap and
l. Candle establishment from the Stsne build
lGg on Broad street, to the building on Shcl
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
fitted and used for short time aS Soap
house. by Sanford Fell, where he has Oh
hand hard aud soft Soap, mould aud dipped
Candles u! equal quality to any made IN the
stale or elsewhere. al Storckcepers furnish.
ed At the lowest prices and sent 10 them tree OF
expense. SILAS WARD.
Newport, Dec. II, lSi8 dSwlf
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scr0ftGlOus. Mere uriai and Cnuii,-
lseOUS Diseases.

Jaundicc, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, B!llion>
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat, Swelling OF
the Limbs Salt Rheum, Bad Humors, Can
ccrous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Head. ache
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. Cos,iveneSS, weak and sore som
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumatic Affections, ErySipelas Erupions on
The face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Dlz-
illness, Sallow Complexion, Loss of Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
Ill IN ~. LlnuL Lln.LnL nnLu n.umLrnL
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u,-Thc Banbary Cakes are all the fashion

now for luneh they arc tho production,
origiaaly of &c town Of Banbuy, in England
ard arc sold al over ire country. They ar,
manufactured anJ sold. 10 this town, or Y by
Co.'S, ., he Periodical pua,. The srs a
fsl,.ous r.,ri- ~ ticr.
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Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces,

hhY ALWAYS De- found NJ The subscriber,
VI Of most approved patterns ind set with
rare. and warranted 10 work welt Also, Tin
aud sheet lr,n Ware on hand wrh otrr ait!
clcs usually kept a. such a store. Tin, Copper
AID sheet Iron work made ~ order Orders
solicited opposite X. l. Union Bank
,yM BROWNELL.
Oci 4, iSls SS.v't
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SINDICI1fW9a

Gt@DIcI&rMae
NEW EN GLAND
I HEAVE POWDERS
A Safe, Speedy and Permanent Cue for
NEAYES, TEllCk-WlND,
Chronic, Covgh. Colds, Horse DistCmper, an
\ all hSeoseS lchich inroire The ReSpira-
tory organs Of The Horse.
10 THIS VALUABLE REM.
@ 16y; 5Ss:s!;Sa' Ia / +: %:' ;: ,:,s; %%'% n
! "Ax.&-AH. several years close applica-
zion 10 the pathology Of the above diseases as
ihey cually exist in the Horses of our own
county. In its preparation there is combined
eativ and Invaluable agents to eradicate DIS
casenover before used ~ American or Eng
/ ljsbparriery, and from which is derived It's
Ipeculiar remedial energy aud success, The
interest
THIS GREAT HORSE REMEDY
eVorywb here excites--tbe numerous ceithca'cs
of its efIicacy-tEe vast increase of its sales -
are most conclusive proofs OF IT'S genera "P'
proyaI and usefulness II is warranted Pos
tive Specific in all cases Of Catarrhal and
Bronchial lnnammation-will Permanently
Eradicate Iieaves--wiIl Speedily Cure the
worst case of Cough, Cold ncipieni Chambers,
and Horse Dsiemper, aud al the same time Is
pc: feclly safe in effect and never detcrs the
animal from usual labor. Besides their rem.
edial action in the above diseases, the
NEW ENGLAND IIEAVE POWDERS
are acknowledged to be
The Best ConditiOn Medicine!
ever known--to improve the appetite, regen-
crate the s. stem, enllyen tho spirits, ana 10
correct any organic OF functional arrangement
of the stomach and Bowels of the Horse
Given in fourth or half portions they purify
the blood and correct a vitiatcd state OF the
fluids, loosen the hide, stimulate the yesses
Of the skin and soften the hair-also eqnallze
the circulation, and in a great measure protect
from the many diseases incident TO II variable
and changing climate.
During the last five years, This medicine has
been extensively used in various sections oi
the country. Its unbounded popularity Is
fully atested by numerous and well authoE
ticated cures.
CoLFRAIyE, Mass, May 80, l6dS.
Mcssrs lIovey-i must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that lieaves could
not bo cured, have been entirely changed, for
in a severe case Of IIcaves and bad Cough, the
use Of only one box of your Powders accom-
pished perfect cure, and now, three month";
since, my Horse shows no indications oil -
ease, Yours &c, EDN AhD flsli
! M, Philandcr Allen, Of Lyme, \, Il,
tife. that he cured long staud'"g case
iieaves ard general debility by ,ho use ~
only 10 PORTIONS. Nr. Samuel Montague,
Of Montague, Mass. informs us lie had
Horse cured Of an anuoying Cough accompan-
led with cholic pains and worms. Mr..
2 - 4 4 all a.l. ~,