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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Royal Mail steamship Cambria, from
Liverpool 9Th ult., for Boston, arrived
a, Halifax at half pas, o'clock, this p. IN.
The Portuguese government having de-
clned to accede to the demands Of the Am
erlcan Minister, he has demanded his psss-
ports and advert's sed his household furni-
ture for sale. The American squadron
was still 10 the Tagus. and Mr.. Clay In-
tended to leave Lisbon on the 10Th.
News of the death Of President Taylor
produced great sensation in England,
and the leading journals devote much space
TO review of his character and exploits
in which they pay just tribute to his
worth and fame.
ENGLAND
The House of Commons has been chief
ly engaged with voting the supplies, in
which they have yet made but little prog
ress. 1t is pretty evident tina, many b lie
must be abandoned, or tina, the session will
10 very pro,rscted.
The pulit CT, news from Ireland is devoid
ofia,ores,. !, is said Her Majesty intends
paying that country another visit during
the month Of August.
Bristol has been the scene Of a dreadful
steamboat explosion, by which number OF
persons have lost their lives.
FRANCE.
In the departments where elections for
municipal honors are about 10 take place,
most OF the Cardinals are of the party Of
order. A destructive water spout fell in
the vicinity Of Orleans on the l6!h.
A lc,ler from Morscilles states that the
American frieste Constitution anchored in
he bay on Thnslay, having on board
Turkish Ambassador accredited BY the
Sublime Porte, to the government a, Wash
ineton.
In consequence Of the death Of the
Presiden, OF the United States, the Presi-
dent Of tho French Republic will 90 into
mourning ior ono month. A grand solemn
service will be performed at Notre Dame,
and Er ten days ihe national Gag will have
black Grape attached TO il.
DENMARK AND THE DUClllES.
Various small acts Of hostility on both
s:des have been committed. The blockade
Of the barbos Of Kisl, commenced on the
18th. and several eoas,ing vessels have
been seized by tho Danish friga,e,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

WHrrpLe's DlssoL,Ise vIIws.-We ad-
wise every one to 60 to the Ocean House
Hall, and see this splendid eAhloi,ion.-
The pictures are admirably executed, and
The effect Of The gradual vanishing Of one
picture and l's dissolution into another 10 SO
soft and charming that all is absorbed in
admiration and wonder. Persons who
have never ssep ,hsse Views, have 20 cou-
cep,ion Of their elevated character, and the
enabling effect which they have upon the
mind neither is it possible TO convey any
adequate idea Of them 10 ,he mind. They
must he seen To be apprec lated. and when
this is done il will be seen that this eShibi-
,ion is no common or uiene affair. Il is 60
up 10 an excessive maaAe,, and no pains or
expense sIs spared 10 make the whole 40
perfse, as possible.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
YHE TROUBLE At CAPE MAYA

Tue TROUBLE At CAPE MAy.-As
this matter has created much excite
ment in our city, we have obtained the
following account oft from gentle
man of Baltimore, who was present aud
witnessed the affair:
On Wednesday evening difficulty
occurred between negro waiter md a
gentleman from Maryland, in the ball
room of the Atlantic House, in this
way:-On the gentleman attempting to
take glass Of wine from the tray for a
lady, the negro rudely repulsed him
and at last dared him to take it, max.
ing at the same time some remaks
against the id southerners, and
striking at the gentleman.
A person who was by took sides
with the negro, and the matter here
rested until after the ball. Then the
gentleman went up to the negro who
had insulted and struck at him, and
told the negro he meant to punish him.
Upon this the negro drew back to
strike the gentleman, but received from
him a severe blow. Immediately the
fight becan general between the south
erners and the negroes. The South
erners were nearly all Baltimoreans.
In the melee, chairs, tumblers, &C.,
were freel, used, but the negroes were
soon driven from the ball room. I'M
mediately, however, they rallied in
from, of the hous:, with clubs, knives,
&c uttering the hercest oaths and
threats against all Southerncrs, and dar-
ing them to come out. Finally the
negro withdrew.
The next day the negroes, excited by
certain persons OH the island, held a
meeting and resolved to be revenged
upon tie Southerners, and particularly
the Baltimoreans.
That night, in order to preserve
quiet, and at the reqnes, of the lad' s OF
the house, who were Of course terrified
at the upronr ofthc previous night, many
Of the Sou,hcrn,rs left the house.
All manner of reports Of this matter,
Of course greatly exaggerated, arc III
circulation. The above is plain
statement of the affair, rs VIC received
1t from the lips of,he gentlemen pre-:
rnt. Bah Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

STRAKoscHs NEW OPrRA-The New
York Tribune says that S,rak osch has al-
ready finished the first act and part of the
second OF his new opera, Giovanni di Ma
poli;" and that the music exhibits fresh
and genuine lyric power, of which the
lighter and more popular composition, Of
The great pianist give no earnest. Ii is
more Italian than German in the character
of its melodies. Marelzek was so well sat-
ished with the fret acl, on lis completion,
that he Immediately purchased from the au-
thor the exclusive copywrght of the Opera
for this country and Europe. He is max
ing preparations to have it brought out
next winter at the Astor-place, in splendid
style.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15
POR rUGAL AND SPAIN.

From Lisbon the news relative to the
American claims is interesting and import
ant II appears that the Portuguese Gov
eminent had sent. on the lllh inst, to the
American Charge d'Affanes i,s answer to
the claims Of the U. S. Cabinet, which
was pronounced unsatisfactory by ,ha, gen.
s'eman. lie, in consequence, demanded
his passports. The foreign Minister in
tends to forward the passports without, de.
lay, accompanied by respectful note, ex-
pressivs Of wish that the difference be-
tween the two countries might be arranged
in friendly manner.
Commodore Marines squadron was still
the Tagus, as also the two American
vessels of war, which were expected to sail
on the 18th, with Mr.. Clay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

o1-Mr. Clay visited tie Legislature yes
terday morning The iva Houses we're in
Grand Comniites as he entered the Hall aud
as soon as he was discovered or terng the
door, the Governor and all the melnbers
spontaneously arose, and received him IN
the most respectful manner.
A recess was taken for half an hour and
the members were introduced to him. He
had sweet smile and a ploJsan, word for
oil such a token Of respect must have
been graif ing to him. Wherever Mr..
Clay oes, the same marked attention Is
shown him; and i, is right lhs, it should he
thus, for he is the greatest and most pow.
ful living statesman on earth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

ARRIVAL OF Mn. CLAY.-Mr. Clay ar
rived this morning, in, he Empire State,
and took rooms at the Bellevue House.
He 10 good deal enieebled by the severe
labor Of the las, eiRh. months in the Sen
ate, and his health absolutely requires ,ha,
he should have repose. Although he
would be exceedingly glad to shake han Is
and converse with all his friends, yet the
state Of his health demands Il at he should
not be disturbed at present and W, trust
,Sai all will comply with this request. -
The pure and bracine air Of Newport, to-
geiher with sea-ba,hing, will ulqueFtrona-
bly, soon restore him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

"Zeb," said chap to his chum the
other day " seems to me you didn't
stag long at Squire FoIger's last
night !' No, "was the reply. 81
was sayIn' few pleasant things to the
laughter, and the old man came in and
gave me hint to GO" "A hint, Zeb,
what sort of hint ?" "Why he gave
me my hat, opened the door, and j,;st
as he began to raise his cowhlde boot,
| had thought wasn't wanted, and
so took my leave"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

DEArH or CoMMopoRE JoNEs.-It is our
sad duty to announce the death of another
Of the veteran naval heroes Of The war of
lSl2-Comlnodore Jacob Jones, late Gov
ernor Of the Naval Asylum, near PhIladel-
pnix. The Commodore expired a, his late
residence in this city, on Saturday afternoon,
His demise was not unexpected. lie had
been in feeble health for long time, and
rradua ly sunk under disease and tho in
frmi,ies Of old age.-PhH Ing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

A VOTER FOR GIN. WAsHINeTos.-
John Vanhooser lives in the county Of
Jefferson, Tenn, and he voted for General
Washington for The Presidency. He is in
the l22d year of his age. Until recently,
the Knoxville, (Tenn. ) Register tells us
he was in the habi, of walking to and from
that town on calls of bus mess, a distaI ce
of five or six miles, without experiencing
fatigue. He is a German by birth but
emigrated to this country about one hun
dred years ,nce. He was in several Of the
most important battles Of cur Revolution.
He voted for Gen. Washington, for Presi-
dent Of the U. S., and boasts that he has
never failed at any election for President,
from that time I'LL the present, to vote the
Wing ticket. We understand that recent
ly one Of his daughters, a lass Of eighty
years OF age, paid him visit, and found
the old gentleman in his usual health
We doubt il another such case Of longovi-
" can be found IN the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

NUMBERING THE PEoPLE.--A man in
Baltimore refused to give the necessary
information to census taker, with
these remarks.
"Sir, you have come to do this evil
thing, but will not permit it; we read
ofthe mosaic dlspenSation where Da' id
numbered the people, and tie Lord
cut him off. | Twill have nothing to do
with such an unrighleous act"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

The NEW PLANET PARTHENoPE.-
National Inteligencer publishes a
communication from Lieutenant Maui
ry, TO the Secretary Of the Navy, dated
National Observatory, Washington,
July l5," in which he says:
The new planet Parthenope, dis
covered by Nj. Gasparis, Of Naples,
was observed hear by Mr.. Ferguson,
on the nights Of the lllh, I:',h, and
l4,h instant, with the fiar-micrometer
Of the large equatorial.
This is the llth in the family Of the
Asteroids, and the 9TH that has been
discovered within the last four years.
1t resembles a star of the 10Th magnl-
tude.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

A New CALIFORNIA IN VENEZUELA.
The report is confirmed that gold
mines of great value have been discov-
cred in the province Of Guyana, not far
from the river Amazon. The principal
,liggings are near the city of Tupuquen.
A single person has gathered lbs oun-
ces Of the precious mineral.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

A line Of nail stages has been es,ab-
lished from Independence. Mo, to
Santa Fe, to run monthly, The stage,
are got up in SPLENDID style, and are
each capable Of conveying eight pas
sengers. Two Of the stages will star,
the first Of every month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

y Since Gov. Crittenden goes in
to Mr.. Fillmores Cabinet, the flee
Of Governor of Kentucky will be filled
by Hon. John L. Helm, Lieutenant
Governor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

TAKNe THE VrlL.-On Friday last, at
St. Catherine Convent Of the Sisters Of
Mercy. the Right Rev. BIshor Hughes
gave the black veil to Nj. Francis Walsh
daughter Of Robert Walsby, ESQ the A
marican Cousul at PARIS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

~Those who have no, seen that Pc
ture ef ;he beach at 10 O'Clock, taken by
Mcintyre should see i. by all means, it is
arare specimen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-15

Prosperity is no just scale; adversely
is the only true balance to weigh
friend.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-12
MEDICAL CARDS.


IN. q; NJ. sAUNDERs's OFFICE, No. 1I2
- 81 Charles strest.-Dr. SAUNDERS feels grateful to
I'M Pomp Attention 1F @ 3 R4G
?ce Of the Same lie is IN possession of remedy hqt will
Try tcan Obtain It upon application at his Office my2l ~
aROIANlC DRUG STORE, No. 9S Camp sfrest
~ condnced by DIR. "A. a, JONES. mill ~
nRS. HOUGH and FRYDIEGER will attend TO The
~ practice OF their profession in all in its branches Strict
oa attended to at al RSa oro No. y Ba5on U sT aSg
near the CarrotOn Railroad Depot.
Co., EGYPTIAN RYE nALsANI.
ID COHEN; having had " ye9T experience, oilers the
tanning to the EYE. 0p6J6aInis, OF i've yeIrs' 49, ~
sta9lng cured in Il weela the Tear iq The Eye, 49,
being stone blind 0r months, restored The sight Of
"A gaa[s h. Tng' rl i g." nv Va II ~ 9d tbs
newspaper without them by can1eig6t hours qs in.
bancy to is Eye, and also IS sen ihe1s the sight
- Nos; 2SS PuILPpA street, nour uovia, and 4 81
I NJ. ELIDUTF, Pr'srinary Sargcon, would announce
- 10 The citizens OF thI3 city and It's vi r. ~
I6 9y .i Ii S,S tnfne to a 20 rs 5I n @
Dr. Elliott hopes hsong experience as Veterinary Surgeon
Veterinary College 81 France, i've ysar5 IN Praa nd he
charge? are from 81 to slO upon any durable disease.
The Doctor to be found at all honrs of the day ind
night at Iater9alls StaL os, 81. Charles street.
~ FAMILY HORSES well broke, always on hand
ana Tor sale mhi3 BIN
sssDStGD REV AHO-Wih be given to any medical
pBS')VO gentleman tcther in out OF the Sale) after
proper demonstration VINO c4n cure any Of the following
S4 1n ufNe been, olio5fd 10 o5eqlatousness, but
s VTT'iGUsANU CA8l 1NL teEn "a sr9 0E s
from my skill and practce real re- reei rom he moi desi
shades o. maades, viz Yellow Fever " bus Fever Con
proper, Asthma Phthsiu Liver Disease and Dyspepsia
tapping the pouent and if there any physician in New
Orleans treating case Of the DrOpsy, either OF the
losutl will cure free Of any charge, Diseases OF The
Spleen. Chronic, Acute and lntammaOry Rheumatism.
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3 1,,,a.,ss5erg ITiae.-A letter from Baden

M Johannesburg Wiae--A letter from Baden
Isaaap AUGUST 6, 10 the Newark Advertiser, speak
;ng of Count Metternich, says f" The last season
,r,suce of his vineyards at Johannesburg has last
tbeen s9ld as usual at auction, bringing an average
- e. nar bottle The whole vintage amounted 10
md seven hundred bottles-an told-three hundred
of which were taken for America, and the remain
der fos Russia and this be IT rememoereo sne
s,,, sotaI If the famous Johannesburg wine pro-
duoed last year, though thousands-o 81 bottles :! q
l;ou;d will probably be sold under that name IN
Tsnrope and America during the yea"
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u, EST,
.lss / :: q ]. D ! 4 fa.a,
sBssksf1S - tsH

ll12 ST. Chastes SGEsst, near Iafaucffs Ng,1,s
&SOLE proprietor of Dr.. Levett's PATENT NAtiE3
~ by which all The Gold Plates, Springs and Cgsns G 81 ~
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by beautiful en-
ame, making only complete imitation Of he usf5gI
Teeth and Gums but protecting the metal from acids and
removing the unpleasant metallic taste impartial 10 rla
mouth by all other modes.
J. W. would call particular attention 20 his improg7d
method 0i inserting Teeth Gold Plate. FsElus TsGu.g
such would do well TO call and Tpelmeuf. Am rs
operations will DO warranted le best OF wos5ma,cha End
material and give satisfaction those who may r-an
re him j. w. refers the following gentlemen vie ayg
nOnofed him with then patronage:
Professor Stone. DR.. Benhrnnk, NlYnhy 81 Np,ruq.
Professor Morphy, Sykes i HYDE, Robson q A'-p,
Professor OimitTy, StuEges q Wright, etc eie
II Denusi8 supplied with Gold Foil Plate Teeth tn.
0hice and ssdslce, No. ana Sr. CHARLE5 saetl, rear
the nnrnsT ct payHFls ri
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% RICHARDs, N TTT C ~ AITT' -rr 10

= EILHAhIIe, No. I QUANTITIES STREET, (3l-Ia-IOT
IA. TO X. w. Montgomery KaBOTJcraHG TN
Dealer IN Foreign and D0mrslic mann r
b1kE. Otier Tor SALE on favorable tamIs SSsssA4
the following <Ea5s5s5} '
600 tons Swedesy American and Ems l.h Iron ass'd.
DO bdls English, Al.Cay5u and kussHu Sheet ffa.n
and Band Tul;
500 10 BraLiers' COPPER, assorted:
500 10 Block and Bar Tin;
1900 kegs Weymouth Mails;
80 tons Hollow Ware Cas,iHgs-pgts Ovens suIfp,
Skleus, Fire-dOgs, ETC.;
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ames and ROWland's Spades and Sh0yels;
o., Log, Trace Halter, Col and Cane Carrier CHAIN;
Cotton and Cane Hoes, PlOughs, Corn Shelter, etc.
sad Irons, Patent Balances, Brass Kettes;
tn and JapMlned WaTs, Hook and Plate Hinge,
Fellows, AHyils, Eises, Smiths TOnEs
Lociys Of ell kinds, Sliding Door FurnittFFs ETC.
fendeFs, AudG0Is, Fire Sets;
.5lfaub's celahFHtad Patent ~ Stone Com NTtH.
Mill and Grind Stones;
ogelhef with syeEy variety Of goods usually found In
HsFdssns Stasst fer Isls ysfy low rhl9 lnd6mW
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~ NJ a 4 NJ aEIEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR VIII
= wv s3fy for Sal Rhsum OF thirteen years lnG
"sI TO- the erG reshes fierce diseases nave been 81
10 have used C Anth entirely removed. Fhefs Coz
he 1ss ~ & aY recommend IL the vrt uss that \ Saa
ReGI0 NJ Y GAVE mote
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Dr. TownBands SsgEspars is sovereign and speedy ons
for nopient CONSUMPTION, Banenne5, PrQapsns Uan, o.
Failing of the Womb, Cosyeness, Piles, LeuehOhn8, o.
Whites, Obstruuted difficult MensruatOnS ingOntnence
of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof ard for the general
prnsration of the sys,eu-nO matter whether the result OF
Inherent cause or caussa produced by neguarty Illness,
accident Nothing be surprising than us lnvlsoens
effects on the human frame Persons, all weakness and ass
tude from taking a become robust and full OF energy
ness of the female Frame which is The great cause Ct barren
ness Il will be expected of OF delicate
nature 10 exhibit ceoatas of cures performed, but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
TO u.s. Thousands Of where families have been without
Children after using few bottles Of this invaluable medicine,
have bssn blessed with fine. healthy offspring.
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- 80 Sitting OF Tuesday Sd September 1850
1 EsNLNhH, That the Mayor Boz authorized fHa
~ requested, sitter giving 40 days m tile UlIe.I
gazette Of the NIuuupaIty 10 an az uubJe grr0n 10 he
oWesi Bidder, the contract Tor laying round tom
soon sire nom St Thomas 10 Magazine streets also for
uthhhg au I'VE necessary materials. Tho paving be .d
OF io4nleuoh VI SIX INCHES Of Lake shore sand and HE
WoA 70 ne uOne In AccOrdUnCe with the specEgn lie
4 ne sHrys3o s Office and completed within 10 day. n0m
ResOir5t, That the reimbursement oil one third dino lv
the property holders each se OF de ef he an brrr
by declared DUE and pay able IN cash within I -g amor @
cOmpel9n OF we WoiA said Reimbursement on eqch sr To-
the value OF the round stone. '' - ..'.'"
[Sgnedl T. A. JOHNSON pr.s.H.rr.......
Approved Sept 8, 1850. ' ''' ''''.
ESgHedl A. ID. IEDSEgIt. sr...
True copy, n. BiEE, Ciek. '' '."'''.
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Dr. Townsend mot having tested his Sarsaparila in case
Of Fits of course never recommended IT, anu was sHtpIi
Farmer Of WesicllesteT county, 10 ,g.,
DR.. To1oHsenI-DeRE Six; have little gr seven year
of age, who has been several years afflicted with k we
Ted almost everything for her but without at a5t
although we could ind recommendation m our cQuaa
for cases like hers thought, she was In very delicate
health we WOnd give her some of your SaTsRpRha and ere
very glad we did, for only restored her strength nut she
has had no Of the Fits to great pleasure and sur
mise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we fee. grateful. Yours, respectfully
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RESTAURANTS.
HOTELS.

Il T0E,H,KNNfhGh HONkte-F Eastern ShO7B, ~ ~
Ill Mobile Ban 10 Mics SoaEh-east Of the City HiH
This derhtfu summer resort is now complete ORDER HlN
movements have been made during The past season. nun
be OF Single Rooms for Gentlemen and arge knoms ~,
couTe of erection The Shower Baths in fine order any
tLe bathug Is as good as at any other watering place
Mohiit Jay. Am1semeuts Of AL kinds, such as hunuT
Fsnng Sailing, Bliprds Ten Pins, eic etc. emhr9Ge i
OF tie attractions which attend residence at H9llyEo
House The location OF this place being 80 feet ahoTo
Level Of the bay and ogsn e s Se9 ' TG a e Hf lie
itv OF Mobile and surrounding country renders il le o. e
most desirable summer retreats in the South nT.at
be constantly supplied with Fish Oysters SIaI Wines
TRe undersigned commenccd his ePbhqo WIZ G aEd
yeqF1 since FROM b af p2g so6d at he
vii sve 6v every courtesy and attention 10 r. s EeS5
The steambo2t I2Ta S3S ltsobo,t FarnS aso running
once day, and will continue uh'lI Wa nd papers will
whichts expected the Isl pl s adire 10 Hollywood,
E@5rd SsE @s snSF ssss5s R5sas .' g 4
P S5t5 i,5 one day I
nmuer....; mann. 80
' So dedacuon for Families according Is G 5m "HSf
49, 19,s - i'IIiIJsTINN HOIIi M eeiehment, so
1or Ms w RG 2s op to On 5@G 5g%STiSU3BDE3 @ I
Eonneele4 VIZ o S a9 Fi. gfG Gsefg
and nGgG: of the aoaphere, with tol refreshing sea
breeze and to aRepSs . OF all m5 a'5 5 ummer residence
ATTITUDES falsrs Lj % 10 SeVO Tea lakes it PecuIty
RD WhNe us 5tI - IeinassFe Ing attention. IHe
convenient t3t lgo i5 he ni,esaieCat daily by the
GoininGhicA1on ~ ,l Gr,,nn Day, Gam Flo
- hNN company SNa''uls u, for speed, elegance,
adP' e. MARIE; &1G e s1rs any line Of boat, IN TIE
amt 1leHOli ~. ~ ,ah In puatOn reside at the
-, huh. ., cnn nj 3nTs be % AIMED aud Tie
% Pass whose 5eLE' AZ, smnSntengc OF e. Backman
AeHtenyl HhIlh tng @ INN sufficient guarantee 10
1le ESQ NwuCH W. of rThluran Will nUtsuNer from
GE pHrelts u at uIg i iI. Si ibs Pa, J., al,
lion alTH,u!sGIb YSrt Club mold thef meetings. conf
w I me 9O }S 3fb D1'' ;rr-., ....:,; Il .
lsti- mePs 'U ' every exert qe USED 10 MAINTAIN the
-
~ al -, r.D,er the s0o5 fllliIss anu h1s"e'u'
niahta, H1u 70 ' Ie'auo..ibIa .s- ,,,,..,.,,,,.
pleasant and agreeaDlero II TGOMERN, Agent.
p...r,.,-.;,, Mica Ami J
.ts' NM i1i, - her lnba' p lAlnH en- at
TO- The Office of NJ JUdsOb, ID & mai '' ~ ~ '
"Ili be lorT sgEsi 3ai5, 10y n
ny 99GSs " is@ bsic is respectfully informed
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nepsia, Fhthi5ic, and G FIN GBAL DEBILITY.
,is-p remedy Tor Dysneysia in many Of tts IusTs--
In tne stomach, ilartUuu halttuD. COST 1ss,,s,
lgh, Headache, loss 0i Appetite, PILES, Night
oven C0nmmuli0n, Difficult bTealnuE, which
fr1lD iruuprfegt DIGESTION, relieved by 'Fcb7 i.
qrr. their use h8 baol proved in sne rguti ol
h symptom that Hrocsal from n i7m.tAlnd or
len 0l the stomach, uiru IN general oeH0 wy buaihi
ifam Tie aiiegts ui ieyrr, particularly Fever and
llaIps suffering under any u'#rDe arrangement
vwrHJresz, will iild the OK GENAfEh MT
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