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Democratic banner., 1849-02-12
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all crditOrs and
~ others Interested in the estate OF John G..
.Bowles, deceased. that the undersigned has Oh
tanned from the Clerk of the county court Of
county, lsttors Of administration on said
estate, bearing date the Both day of January,
lS49: All persons having claims against said
properly authenticated, within one year from
the date of said letters, or they may be preclud-
ed from having any benefit of said estate, and if
not presented within three years they will be
forever barred. 81.
JARVIS j.. GENTLE, Admir-.
Feb. 5, lS49. (3w)
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12
MEDICAL NOTICE,

H IRIS. BARTLETT & BUCKNER, having
associated themselves together in the prac-
tice of Medicine and Surgery, offer their profess
sional services TO the citizens Of Louisiana and
vicinity.
B-ORice opposite Baird's Hotel
Feb. s, lS49. (42-tf)
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12
Executors Sale.

Tnr undersigned, Executor of the last
will Of James Davis, deceased, will sell the
personal property Of said deceased, u
sisting Of Household and Kitchen furni-
tuIe and four negroes, | man ! woman and
2 children, at public cutlery, at the late res
dence Of said deceased, 4 miles west Of
Bowling Green, on Tuesday, the 9th day
Of February, next. By the will Of said de-
ceased, said property was devised to Su-
sana Davis, the widow, during her natural
life, and then to be sold TO the highest bid
der BY his Executor. A credit Of twelve
months will be given on all sums Of five
dollars and upwards, for all sums under
that amount, the cash will be required
No property will be removed until the
terms of The sale are complied with. Sale
to commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
ANDREW ] DAVIS, Ex'r.
Feb. 9th, 1919. (n42)
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10 Bulls. S. II. & N. o. Molasses
2bbi. Golden Syrdp
1000 lbs. N. o. Sugar
Is bags Rio and Java Coffee
300 lbs. Leather
rs kegs Boston Nails
1000 lbs. Eagle cotton yarns;
Candles, soap, cotton batting, lead, shot.
almonds, candies, tobacco, tar, sal
e%ratus, pepper, allspice, loaf sugar, window
glass, &C., just received and offered at re-
duced prices for cash or country produce.
ORR, DUKE s. CAMPBELL,
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

THE subscribers have on hand and will con-
tinue 10 keep, every variety OIL Ladie's and Cen
tlemeD's Saddles made to order. They have a
superior article Of patent spring seat, manufac-
alone by Mr.. Shannon, that cannot fail TO
please. Also, Brides and Martingals 10 cores
pond. c. JACKSON b BRO.
Jan. Is, l849. (n3S)
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

Land W.ARR.AN7S FOR SALE. 1
EALLING for one hundred sixty acres each,
" warranted genuine. Persons waifine
,ands will find it TO their interest to call early
as they will be sold very low. q.
ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
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LAW DAY.
Human Magnetism and Mental EIeC-
tricity aGain!!

TNHE present success of the undersigned in
duces him respectfully 10 announce 10 the
ofLouisiana and its vicinity, that he will
instruct another class, at tie Academy, in the
above Science, if applicstion, by sufficient num-
Der, is Immediately made. II. o. SHAW.
Louisiana, Feb. 18th, '49.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12
HO! for California!

T WANT MONEY & MUST HAVE 1T,
and all persons indebted to me, either by note
or book account, will save cost by settling the
same without delay. This is positively the last
call but one ; so walk up gentlemen and fork
over 10 +. NJ. BARTLETT.
Feb. 5, lSI9. (42-tf.)
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ID DOTS g. SHOES.---Jhst received and for
sale |. "H
200 pr. heayy brogaE shoes.
90 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots : Dig
4 cases kip and calf boots
2 dos boys boots.
A general assortment ofladies misses and shA-
winter shoes, kid slippers &c. -
.rp..- 80 ,-a.a o. D.kC G.
October 30th lS4s.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

B=The Cholera has quite disappeared in
It. Louis.
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NOIESTICS s. OSNABURGs. - Four
thousand yds. Ind. head Domeslics, Osna-
DrilIings, Shooting, fine bro. Domestics.
blca'd. DOmes.ics, for sale by
ORR; DUKE & CMAPBELL.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

- February Ist, AsM.
n'0ss--Mr. Henderson, of Pike, in
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

JANUARY 3lst. .
IN the House, the contested election be-
wen Messrs. Oliver and Garth, was de-
s'eeG IN favor of the former--who will re.
'aiG hs seat. The contest bstween Mess
rs Erloe and Dixon was decided ap,eeablv
"als proposition of the latter, who relin.
qulsnes all claim upon the payment of all
s1Penses incurred ia the contest This is
'e1:alnly a novel precedent.
: ne proposed constitutional amendments
"sre introduced and read, providing that
ttsry county shall hereafter decide upon
cue qualification and electisn of its own
'epfesentatives. 191
Nothing Of Importance done +.
Democratic banner., 1849-02-12

In the SENArE,-The memorial to Con-
gress, upon the subject of a Geological
Survey, was taken up aad passed.
Mr.. Campbell presented a petition from
citizens Of Ireland, asking a release of
lands escheated to the State.
The memorial to Congress, asking an
tension OF the presumption law to forty a.
ere tracts, was, after an earnest and feel
ing demonstration in its behalf, by the SEN
atOr from Gasconade, Mt. Wyatt, adopted.
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Bury me by the Sea,

when on NY hesrt the hand ol death Is pres''
lfthe soul liueo5eth ere She jnin lhc b'e't
And haunt uv hio her clay,
Then mid tia nrcst shades would not lie,
For the green i,uvcs ike ne would drCoP and
die
Nor mid tho n omes ofmcn,
The haurts of bu'E.Ii 10 would be laid,
There ever was lore-3ud my yoHcd shod,
Would sleep urQuict ihcre ;
IT. e sursirg tide cr lie might oycrwI elm
The shadowy boundaries orrhe silent realm
No sculpiurcd marble pile
~ bear my name be renred upon nay breast.
Beneath i,- weigh, my fee soul would not
rcsi
Bullet the biuo Sky smile
The chsrgeless stots looi, lovingly on me
And lot mo sleep olside bis sounding ga.
This ever beating heart
OF tho great Universe. Hero would ;ho sou.
Plume her soil, d pinions for tte dntl eol
Fro she should thence depart.
Here would shs fl her for tho high aho1o
Hero by the Sea- she would Lee nearsr God
feel his presence now
hou mightiesl 81 his ,Gssuls, as stand
And watch beside ne on tie sparkling sand
Thy crested bil'ows iow
And ~ ny SOLEMN chuur, sVels through ,hc
Gii
Ny 'puit awod joins in thy ceaseiess prayer
liG's G.rul fever DER,
Here then would | rcpose, majestic Sca!
Fen now fainl GLIMPSE of Eteruily
Come o',r mo on thy shore
Ny lhoushis from thee lis highcst themes ara
given
a, Thy deep, di,rautt'uo is lost in Heaven
Newport, August 2jth, 1913.
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u-Slnco the law relative 70 Marriage
was allered, Ia January last, aud it 10 tot
now necessary TO publish TO the whole world.
trr two or three weeks, that a couple in'sui
ro be married, persons in the ncigh5or.ug
Slatce como ia here. aud have The sacred
kuotUcd. lhs 0as dolc on Thursday evening
At the uuned States Hotel, Major Vars is al-
ways rta y TO Accommodate such parties, and
vill supply them with a clergyman at the
thurtesj notice,
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From n, Boston .harroi

Mn. SLstrfR Il vi TO call he attrn
ton OF lbc public 10 tie fact that d.gulUa
may be checked too suddenly and ofI,ctually
csuslug other d.s,a'cs nearly as fatal rs chol'
era.
IN the case Of Mr Clarp Of New York, son
of Derasius ClaPp, Esq. oflhs city, who wac
taken, as all or nearly al cholera patients are
9th diarrh0a, tie remedies applied immedi-
aiely stopped that disease, bet within q te"
ours he Died Of congestion Ct 'hc bruiu
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Cough Medicines.

Haynes EypCclorant Ayers Cherry Pector
d Wrs'ag's Blisam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Rasam,
Indian Bo'sam Of Livcrwort.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.
Doct Taylor's Balsam OF Liycrwort,
Cheeseman's Arabian BalsaI.
Nadsworth vegetable Group Syrup
Jaclson's, Shcrnan's aud Wistar's Cough
Iu2cnVCs.
Pea,,'s g. Adams aud Jcrvis's Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and Llq
uJr.cc Paste &c. &c.
Among the above may he found some OF
the b,s, Cough Medicines in usc
al. r. HAZARD,
near the Court Ilo
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A r the ANIMAL m,,ung OF the Stockhr ldcr'
n Of said Bank, on he fourth day Of Juue, A
hi 1919. the !..!owiog persons were appontc,
Por, ctors for the ensuing year, VIZ: Elisha K
tier, John g. Clarke, Niiam French, Gcoig,
Robinson, rhomas Il. Wells Plcg Johnson
Joan L. Ni;A.Is. Benjamin Buil, CArisIophe
Cham, In, George y. Chomp!.n. James =. NJ
Po,,cr, james ". Anthony and Daniel Rodman
And nj a rccung Of the n.Iect.ls of ssid Banb
IN ta,saiua day, Elisha K. Pou r, Esq, was rc
lie tpl pr,s .cut Of said institution yer the cnsu
inr wear, THOMAS T. WELLS, Cashier,
Kingston. June fla. 1919.
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ygTSGILHAWl0Wl
For Sale.

A trac, Of land of lS acres a. The nor'h end Of
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
treet, on The west by 81 street, on the east by a
street running up on the west side the com non
burying ground and on the north by tho Dyre
Farm, OF an extra quality for gardens, or build
ing lot. will he sold altogether, in lots TO suit
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy ror further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Millllntn,vn d No ol ir
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Farm to Let .

nIIE Farm now occupied by Joseph BaI'man,
| i containing about ~ acres Of excellent luLJ,
lth privilege of Sea Weed, md the right oI
selling stones and gravel large and comno.
Jious dwelling house, which viii accommodate
| 10 bosrtlcrs a small h use for The tenant, VIII
suitable apparatus for cooking; two large barn.
and crib. with all other out buildings For tern
apply to THOMAS y. PElili"N'
Ian =, ~
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=. . .1ssi''s''r-.Sy cUatdlnms / ty~'
- -. Z Pills.
The g,c-. >apnuorny OF " Hoher'a Com
poupd SarsapaIilia over all 'ohcr prep
lfa.ions OF sarsagarila and Pills, is their con
.euuaicI Iy5W, and purity Of The ex'rtci,
which, being combined with other vegetable
extracts, reader them the most purifying Of al
medicines.
The peculiar virtues Of the Sarsaparllla root
have for a long time attracted The attention or
The medical profession and the publc,.and
great interest has been directed TO The develop
mcutS OF its medical properties. various syrup
Tinctures, and Decoclons have been prepared
from it, all OF which have been found to cor
lam lite or none OF the valuable pG"perues Of
the root. Medical men are aware how slightly
the root yields its virtues by maceratlon ia Wa
cr, and the imposslbiliy Of felaIhIng 1t when-
repaired in Alcohol. Hence the great value
lof the solid extract Of which these pill, are
',aoarilla pills contains more OF The SarSapani
la than is contained IN two bottles ofthe Syrup
usually used.
The proprietor experimental for sewers
years 10 obtain from The root n solid extract
which should possess all its valuable properties
IN their most concentrated form, which hi
combined into the form of Pills, and has used
them ia his practice with the most astonishing
success, and, at The suggestion of many friends
he now offers them to the public at ptlce
which makes them the cheapest medicine ~
the world with the full assurance that they vi :
be found to be the best medicine prepared.
The Compound S1raapaIIlIa Pills are used
for the permanent cure OF those diseases which
lariSe from an impure state ut the blood ano
morbid sctccions al The Liver and stomach
wiz. Efys,pclas, Scofe,a or Kings EylI, .
GERS. ScaH Head. Obstinate Cuiancous Erup.
Iuons, blo'chr, BoIls, PimplcS, sore, Weai; or
lInllamcd Ewes Glauduldr 5wrlIlogS, Rhclmlt.
/ ic Affections, Pans Of the Bones aud JOINTS.
7 Brop,y. Dyspepsia, Asthma, Dlarri ud DySpns
uery, Coughs, Colds, inflammation of The
Lungs. influenza, Indigestion. Headache Jaun
dice General aud Nervous Debility, Female
/ IComplaintS, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising ifon IN inludiriJus use Of Mercury.
and whenever medicine is required 10 Pufit"
aud inggDHtc the system.
/ They are purely vegetable compound, aud
may b. used by persons OF all ages. They are
pleasant To- lhc palate, and produce no nausea,
uucasIucss'or gripping ~ thelr operation. liuB.
/ Idreds Il certificates coulii be giycn at person .
VhJ have used them with the greatest benefit.
Purchasers VIII boz particular To ask iOr Rob
ctis' Compound SaI-aIariila Pills, and OBJ
serve ihG' iN' wrapper on each box las q n.
swi'c Of Toe sigu'ture OF JOS. HbEERIS.s
\ ". ID. 80 ttagr.liog a'"us appointed.
\ All applications Tor Agencies, and letters on
NJ, subject Of the medicine. must be addressed
lpost paj) 10 G. RAY, h,v YORK Cay. Con
rrnl hgeni for i've UuuCI States, British and
West India Provinces.
+. H. TAYLOR and Z. ~. e. HAZARD
Ngcui lor NcWpor.
aug p l-i3--lY
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COtta 90 TO Let.

TEyHE subscriber has purchased the Cottage
Z recently buiItby Orlin Ncbbtr, IN liy
crten, which he now offers for rent. SAID
Cottage Is ncady new and is in excellent or.
der 10 is one story high. with basement
the house contains al necessary rooms AID
is most delightfully."- located within one mile
Of the Stone Bridge Hotel, on the main road
to Fal River, fronting the river, and convc.
n.eut for fishing, bathing Nc.
The prospect rs not surp1ss by any site or
Rhode Island, and the adjoining scenery is va
ried and beautiful, making it desirable resi-
dcrcc for family visiting IN this vicinity du
ring the summer season. There is an excel
lent well Of water on the premises, together
with a convenient barn. For terms &c ap.
ply TO w II. CRANsTON.
EditorDaily News, Newport,
or 60 JOSEPH OSBORN,
near the premises, T,vcrtonR I.
Tiverton, May 81 &C.
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Cardinr. srinning, &c.

CardinC, Spinning, &c.
TIE ,ub,rrihtr respectfully informs the
publ that b. hastakrn the UNION NIL l., N
Portsmouth, Il ard s prepared 10 Card and
Spin Wool ot'i" 81 Jrltst notice. u The bcst
manner and ou the mos, reasonable terms.
Al Wool l,l al he Store OF Samuel Carr
Ferry wharf. Newport, ur at Boyd's Nj
Pon mouth, vii, be attended 70 with disI att
he also griuds corn
CiRRNt HARRINGTON
PousmouIh May %, jw rl
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JAM ES ". LYON,
SslGs,
Brass \ Copper Worker,

\ Manufacturer Of Force and Lifting
sfi7,, Pumps, Steam Water, and Waste Pipes
.cf4a Wa,t. Kettles Bathing Apparatus, &c.
cornrr of Thames an Grdoy streets
w. LYON having purchased the above
named establishment OF his brother Joseph NJ
Lvon is prepared 10 execute all orders, and to dc
all work in his line oftusiness at tho shortest no
tee, and in the most perfect manner. A shar,
of patronage is SOLICITED. ianll
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IIouVnlng Goods.
xeoutor's n otice.

,rHE undersigned, Executors Of the lest Wi
J. and T,sram IT ot
SIMON NEWTON. Jf,
late Of Nawpcr', decd. having accepted sai'
trust anl given bond t. the Corr -. Probate o
Newport, rcqgc,: al persons having claim
against s hji estate Ia resent them. and all il
do5t,d to make Immediate payment to
T.. +. NEWTON.
iunci. ". NEh TON.
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~. JJH% thursday, !. II.
4 very serious riot occurred in this city to-
y, growing out Of the" Orange" faction
which marched in procession through the
streets. On going through York Point, they
were attacked by the Catholics "a serious
feht cnsaed, and q large nua ab,rwara wound
cd Twelve persons were ei,ho, killed or
seriously IGjurcd. For while the city ap.
pca-,d 10 a state Of seige All the principal
stores were closed The military finally re-
stored order.
Here is a Preuy good parody on the well
known song of Ir1uladuur
Guly the Editor
Smoked hls cvtr.
WhI. hl Wts s.l.s.rrs
Ncws mar and iaI--
Looking or murder. 'ic
Items or pu0si
Devil sav--Go,il f.y--
Aiu'i this enough
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ESFATE on SUSAN EEVN LIDS.
g7HE subscriber Executor r Tie VIII OF Me-
L SUSAN REYNOLDS late of Sou niugs
town, decd has given bond. and is qualified t,
act as such. All pcrs I'd h wing accounts witt
said estate are requested To sc'tlc.
T.. K. POTTER, Lxecutor
South kiGrsto~n June -, lci9.
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1Es ENrbaol NlcI0tAs's ESTIMATE or
Novrls --lle has recently issued an ukase
which imposes a duty Of ton copocks pound
on all priniod books imported into Roe, ia
with tic exception Of novels aud ronlncc5
for which lorb's llJcsshil. be plid
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NorE GoL0 Dusr.--Tac schooner Naomi
arrived a, key West oa The lith uit., from
Chagrcs, with 100, coo 10 god Dust
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JUST received and aro now opening n
FRENCH BONNET SALOON, latge
assortment of Fashionable BonneS of all kindS
which Will be sold Al the ycfy lowest prices.
apl2. IRA FRENCH
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MsEAY.. o. AN>W 20 cril.I

T1llE subscriber is appointed AImiaistra tor
1 (wth the viii auncxed) of the estate Of Mrs
ANNE POTTER, late Of South kingst vn
dec'd. and is quaiiled to act a. such. All per
sons having accoun,s with ui against said estate
are requested to settle The same.
+. l.. POTTER Administrator
South kingsto"n, June ~ 1919.
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10 Let.
'nlcrgj ,iuYi0cibie determinations"
Memoirs Of
SIR THOMAS POWELL BURTON
BNROSEc,

Selected from his CoIresp spondcucc edited by
his Son CHARLES BURTON, Esq.
The longer lisa the no-c I'm certain that III,
great difference between men, between the fecbl,
ani lha powerful, tue great and the iusIrnf ant
D. energy iuvinslble, dc!crniDaii1u--a purpose
oosr fixed, and then death OK victory. That
quality will do anything thr. can be dono in Tia.
world and no talents, ED circumstances, no OF
portuniiics, will make two-Isggcd cucoture a
man without it, (!sTlract of letter from Sir
.r. Fowcl Buron) The above is for sale AZ
JAMES HAMNONO'S Book store.
iuncli
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Dalley's Animal Galvanio Cure
All
HIS invaluable article, has lately been
discovered hy the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT OR
has performed and Is daily performing sucl
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has curec
Bone SPAWN, Poll Evil, Stamours, Sprains
Calls, Grease. Sores aud Bruises.
gP Sec printed Pamphlets, and read th'
lestimony therein contained
Owners Of Horses and valuable caule gl''
the Galyanic Cure.All one inir 'rial ana M
word for it. Won will never be without u alter
wards. X. X. HhIARD' Aseh' iof NeV
port
! Fnb ~.
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THANEsGSiSC IS NEW llA2FsHIDe.--
Thursday, the 18Th day Of November. IS aP.
pointed.
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Inc hniekerho' ker Tor July tells the follow
INT amusing anecdole 0! Macready, the irage-
o'lh' "Aich mas been extant tor some weeks
IN private elFe!es' and has never before been
presented
" Il has often been remarked Of Mr.. Mac
ready, that in conversation he rarely finishes
sentence and tho anccdoc in question rather
IA ri.
;,,ic Ono d,y ,,o o,,n;,.,, ,oo,roro,i.oa
'to,ol ba w,s si,,;oo oeor Ji,nor ni,b .,r,,
f-io,Js ovor bis nioo and oI,no,d. u.hon .
how was admitted vbo ,rc,or,cd hin, r,.,
- Lile reaJ,or +, ri. coupterooco GRADUALLY as.
snmed a nspi, expr,...on. and =, lao,,b
holding out tho lel,er Le s,iJ par,ry 70 IN,
lad. part,y TO himself. .Noor i-I-vin
ab-uop Mos, ex,rod,o,,y, r,rsoo--,-
a woman. whom I never s.,y,-l can ab.yor
DO il! Sends me hero Tell b.r tbe To-
o,.-,i, .b.ah.,,,i ...,...o.....t n -
~ ''-
rrgUoWtGuce Wi.h the person--ul yer ieieHhc.
|. In all nc HE! Most extrod'naryl No: ah-
\ ,,.;,l -. ,..- ro,r, L-.,,.. ,a,l, ina. .ci.-
\
-"''" ."' o'o N''1u sue" '"' "' "IF
----- no, me I'D, he concluded, 'ah-'eii her
ah.ckN NOT all DO 1T, = The Ia3 vanished.
i,.h,,, :. ,..-.,,,l ,,.,.,:-.l .L.+..l.- II
y, ''' ''''.' ''"' .''- -
had so". 20 -'a'Iel~y' - sd, co-s 10 o'f'y
person Of any euliueEce for his testimony in
favor or the many virtues Of her Cold
....1..,n
ss-,,s,,r..-.,-r.,. ......s,. s.a-..-a=,
-Tt r.-...... .. ......-.. ..;.., r..,.-.
|. .""y go
On Aoh"1F evening ~ Inc AN1h'G Ii"ase.-
Most, II not al OF our readers a.. .caGy know
tho. Ly rcnu,,,ion and souo b5v, had tAr
Pe"s~'~ u "'''"s '.e'"' AL Nn' "''1
desire 10 listen TO ther strains OF e'oque"cC
and beauty, should certainly attend on this
oo,asi,,
-,.i.-. r..
''"0 IN '0''' "''T '''''0 - '''"' ''''
the Boston DAILY Advertiser;
Tt,r GFpv,..r, Cnrrrsr7A We do not
h,s;,gIo to s,vtas, tie coBr.r, atthe Nelolcon
an sunday eysnino y.., the bc,t concert Of in.
s.rrr,optal musi, ever listened 10 in Boston
J,'. ,.,,orarno vas made mn exclusively of lhc
I l,.., ci,.s ot orchestral c.uo,sition-. and tie
,,I,la c,tn,iaiopcnt had uuitv and com.
/ ,,,t.,oss so'dou,' aimed ~ n our mi,ceuaneou,
-, ,,bo,bor eccrl.r ~, sqrrad I'M,
s,n,.orr,,rI $40, . cood ,y,mrle IN tbiswav.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-19
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Marshal. May -, lSa7.
The Rev. ). X. Rawson, Of Albany, a worthy
divine, having heard much OF the merits OF The
Eli sir, was induced to try it in genera! debility
and scrolula and he considers it the hes. arI-
Gle ever offered to the American people.
Albany, May 2G, lS.1.
Dr. Wood--I procured one boGlc Of you,
excellent Sarsaparila Elixir, and having used
a part Of it, | ain ready to say that consider il
| the best article for persons debiiiated and o'
IScrofulons habits ever offered To the American
people. L. IL. KAN SDN'
Rev. p. NJ. Hitchcock, Pastor Of the Wash
inptoust NJ. l.. Church oftbis city, has known
of many cases cured by using DR.. Wood s.
Elixir, and from personal knowledge says II Is
"A safe and most valuable medicine.
Albany, May20, 1917.
! Dr.. ]. S. Wood-Sir take great pleasure
| in saying that your Sarsaparlla ELIXIR Ia,
produced very evident and beneficial effect
upon my wife. She has for more than seven
| years past been III a feeble state Of health, her
nervous system has been very much excited
and deranged, and from 4 child has been
troubled with scrofuous humor, she has now
used Two bottles Of your sarSaparlIia Ely II and
has derived a great benefit from it,
! From whatl have witnessed and know ofits
happy effects, | can confidently recommend il
as safe, pleasant and most valuable medicine
Pm. HITGHCOCK.
Dr. Woods Sarsaparia has cured more fe
male complaints he last year than perhaps al
other medicines put together in the vicinity
where il is known. Ii is not 10 be expected thai
| their certificates could all Le published. We
trust the following, from Mr. Myers Of Troy
will satisfy the most lncredulous
Troy June 6, I547.
DR.. Wood-Desr Sir In justice 10 you and
IN accordance with my duty to he public, | an
constrained to add my testimony 10 favor o
your valuable medicine the Sarsap1ril Elixir
My wife has been for many years IN very de
hiIltaled state OF health, accompanied will
weakness and pains in the loins bearing dowr
palms, indigestion, and total dcrangcment o
The nervous system, so as TO be quite unable t'
attend to domestic affairs, and sometimes con
| tined TO her bed. She has now taken bottle
OF your SarsaparilIa Elixir, aud her health y
better than it has been for many years ptlol'
She considers herself now well, aud we behev'
wholly so, through the provldenual agency o
your Sars5parilla Elixir. }. M. MlEks,
RI Engineer, &c
| Sold wholesale and retail BY WOOD, L. On
| ECO 3J South Pearl street, Albany. and l.!
Druggists generally throughou,the States an'
Canadas.
Price 81 per bottle. or 6 bottle, for 20.
| CHARLES DYER, Jr. Wholesale Agent
50 and 81 Westminster-st., Pfoidence.
C.G. G. HAZARD, Agent for Newpor
u. I. mar. l3, yr