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ATLANTIC HOUSE,
NEWPORT, X. |.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to hi.
l friends aud the public, that the above named
Hotel will he opened for the coming season, on
Monday, May 9th.
The Atlantic House has been completely reno
waited, and for the comfort and pleasantnoss of its
accommodations, is not surpassed by any Hotel At
this or any other Watering place.
Those who may patronlzc this house, are as
surcd that pains will I've spared to make the
situation Of its guests agreeable during lhclr stay
ut it. JOS. Il. WEAVER.
spr29
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HOUSE TO LET.

4 new and admirably arranged Hou'c, contain
n inc Es,te.n rooms. with al the conycnicncc-
s,r su.,, SITUATED on the Hid, will be le, kr
the season, ~ k,r o wear. Tho Hour, IA iunlrbrd ,
and m read, e,r a family o ,nke possession q
For terms, Sc, Apply to -
W. ". CRANsToN,
Nar27 Daily News Offes,
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1000.
i2j Prizes IN all.

Those persons who prefer lower priced Teas.
can receive their prizes in proportion, or they will
he re-purchascd for cash, at deduction Of 10 per
cent. }.
Country Agents required. Applications TO be
addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot,
a. shove may30 daw3m. W
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT coMBINEn

IL Put away that dirty, greasy Lamp, that has
caused you so much trouble by soiIing your Carpets
to become blind by striving to work to read by
the dim flame. Go 20 YOUNG'S and let him iiN
you nut with Can, Lamp, and FLUID, and Pine
Oil; he will do il all Ior about 10 CENTS, and You
cannot spend so small sum TO better advantage,
arl If you are dissatisfied with your purchase he
will refund you The money. Try il.
LA,lPS.-A rich stock oi Solar and Glass. fur
OH or Fluid, which viii bc sold for about cost;
also rich cut Drops. Globe, ChiH"eys, Wnk-
ing, Cans, Sc. Mayl
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TUESDAY. Aun IL.

Schr Bengal, Price, Thomaston, Phila Fame,
Thomas, Machias, N. Yotk; Delaware, Hobrook
RockIand, dos N Nourmahal, Kendall, do, do; c.
II. Hale, Gilhey, Bangor, Middletown; Denmark,
Rocket, Grccnpor; Hope, Hacheison, Prov,
Phila; Nathan Durfee, Baker F. River, Phila;
Yacht Breeze, l.. @. Cole, N. York;
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MEMORANDA.

Spoken by Bark Belle Of Fair Haven, Feb, 25th
Schr Alfred, Davenport, Of N. Bedford, 800 bbls.
Sperm Oil.
Sailed from Georgetown Bar 9th, Brig John
Balch, Wooimen, for Mattapoisett.
UAt Sidney, Myrch 18th, Bark Geo Champlm,
Swain, from a cruise with 200 bbls sperm oil
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VINSLEY IL CO.'S. Boston. New York,
hPhadclphia s Eastern D,iS Express. for the
expe iitious transmission of Merchandise, Small
Parcels, Specie, Bank Notes, Sc, anl for the coli
lection aud payment Of Bills, Notes, Drafts, Nc
OFFICES:-Boson, IL State street; n. York,
I Wall street, corner Broadway; Philadelphia, 80
Chcsnut street; Newport, 100 Thames street; +,
River, Main street, (Mouo, Hope Block)l
p3,
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MhTTRASSE- -. Ks,p- Cool and Siop Ccoi.---
IN A most capital article of Curlcd Hair; also,
cheaper qualities, Just received an Tor sale ebcag
in the rope picked, or issrutas ,sred into Mauras
rs. rlcs.c cali saJ csspire ", .,
my7 GnFFss. No. ~ Bridge street
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mesrs PRATT FOSTER, reeho~ts, Of Uesf Corn
todN, Conn, snid BR.fNT'S BiISfD had effected
of such hopeless. Of CossrMPTIoS In ek that
other courh-medcine could I've sold mere; that ~
had raised from ue that
and ali the friends sAd MUST DIE! One eent.lnan, in
particular faSponr, ihat his physician told him II
usas's u take any medicine liz i,-. thea
hope len, began 10 take GRANTS BALSAM-cor
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--.-HH--.H-
MURRAY IiDJSE

THIS desirable Boarding House 50 central and
airy, will be- continued open for permanent and
transient boardcrs, daring the year, and a share
of patronage is respectfully solicited.
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DIED.

In this town on the 18th inst, Edgar Henry, in.
fant son oi James B. and Mary Ann Brown.
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Thousands Of Consu1npttons
CONSUMPTION.
A OYIN0 WOMAN CuRen,

We state this cure, to prove the POWER TO sASu III.
when this BAESAM 10 used amer The person IL -
adved by rhysean' oad friend, to be In tho last siagss ~
dseass-acmally DMse-ard in this eass, so vAR sors
that The saouD and suRAL-cLoTHEs tceys bought! For
the particulars Of s and the respectable and sndov
I'd PROOF OF all he circumstances and cs refer to oar
PAMPHLETS
This cure was eff ..ied on Mrs. ZtBA DYKEMAN of
Bou,tsn SPA, SarafoJd County NJ " We can prove be-
yond doubt many 9TH, aimosf equally AopsIss and =
sumoabs cases Of Go,.yis and Con~urrpftons CVRED,
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LUNGS BLED-MUsT DIE.

Mr. T. s. TERRY merchant Rvron. Gsnesse county, n T..
wrote August "a. 1913: "BRANT'S MEDICINE 10 doing
wonders here II has cured of Cousurpion that all
ale physicians had SAID uust die. When he commenced
takng Brsis Medicine lie could not raise his hand to
his head he hsi al s lungs and every syn:o secnsd
W Indicate that he mus die but. ssonyng to all, h. a
able labor and rides all the county H- ussa
only frs bottles II has also cured Young lady Of Cos
supton in 0rssn county, which hor father says doctor
cvsld ~ye"
Mr.. MILLER, merchant Of tho zane place, has eers-
fed 10 The Truth of the haoye siaielneLI.
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FITS. FITS, FITS.

Messrs j. X. LlPPISCOTT L SON, respectabls NOR
chants at H,rors Ssan county spI~anio, wrote
May r. st9 stating, among other BENEFITS which had
derived from the Of BHANT"S PULMONARY
BALSAM that Of ther had just infounod
them that her child, which had been subject Pits
sowoi te'ys cured by the Of BRAHr's B>TISdN
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Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr. s. III. CLARK merchant, tIyds. V0yrs opEpfy " ",
wrote TO inform US that BRASrS PuLMONARf BAL.
SAM sold readily Clyde, aud said 81" tho sissenenis
Of some O most respectable people and porsona Wis
ibc know ledge, he relied on, medical virtues have
cured Dlasp onsurpfise pesons several Of whom &C
quaincd WITH who hUpclossly sick to lie
GdeTed by physician. and all friends, possibility of
and yo,, the facts are, BRANTS BALSAM has
stored them .
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yTALUABI,E REAL EST ATE FOR SALE

A small enancnt in Pope Street; immediate pos
session given; apply TO Jan.l5 r. p. LEE.
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COAL YARD. subscriber respect
fully informs the public that he has taken the Coal
Yard and Wharf recently occupied by Charles
Dcvcns, Jr, and shall be happy to supply thc old
customers of Mr.. Dcvcns, as well as the pnbhc
generally, with the bcs, kind of Coal.
may 3. WIN. q. PEChHAM
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BELLEVUE HOUSE, -NEWPORT.

BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWPORT.
THE subscriber informs the public, that having
i put this wcll-known establishment in perfect
order, aud having also added to it, during the past
winter, large and commodous Dining and Dane
ing Hall, together with number Of new lodging
rooms, the House will he opened, for the season,
Election week, when he will be prepared to ac-
commodate members of the Legislature, and others
visiting Newport. The arrangements of the house
are now such as cannot fail to give satisfaction to
all who may patronze it.
apr20 WILLIAM w. HAZARD.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

1876 CruUaeh Strtd, N,u iork.
rilE piopricors beg to call the attention of con.
i noiscws in tea, and the heads Of families to
the choice aud rare selection of TEAS imported by
them, aud hitherto unknown in this country, which
by the fragrance and dclicacy, combined with Viz
gIn purity aud strength, produce AN infusion Of sur
passing richness aud flavor.
The teas offered are the following,
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OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. n. I.

OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT. II. I.
V'IlE subscriber informs the public and those who
l. intend visiting Newport this summer, that the
OCEAN HOUSE, which is now too well known
orcquire any particular description Of It's excel
lent accommodations, viii bc opened for the re-
ception Of company on and after this date. The
House has just been put in perfect nrer, and
some new and attractive features added To itt pte.
vious Injuries. The splendid Saloon has been
newly furnished throughout.
Jun. II. JOHN G.. WEAVER.
EXTRA FLOUR IN BAGS.-25 Ibis. extra
10 Family Flour, fresh ground, put up in - l.2
H. and 80 10. Bags, equal TO is and Ia bbls. for
sale Ivy BARBER & BOONE,
msyl0 4 and 6 Market square.
NUTMEGS, NJ the lou price of one dollar per
~ pound, selling NJ the cheap store,
NEWTON BROTHERS,
Q rayio No.. iss and 1879 Thames sues,.
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For Sale the estate at present owned and re
Gently occupied by Augustus Thorndikc, Esq, III
this town. The house is large and comniodious
thc stable and oui-huildmgs now and convenient
and well arranged; with or withon, the furniture
For terms, apply To J. +. Thaycr Brother
Boston Canuan and Whilehousc, New York, or
the subscriber at Newport.
June Q, Il. SETH 4. BRADFORD.
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Yours, repeatedly TRA JoHNsON
DOCTORS COULD NOT CURE.

Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH merchant, cousss Css
hs Rr,s Co, " v January l6 let9 said Your Bsisra
IrptAs PUIsorLar BLLsar, and BsAHts rvhtvvtre
EIrnAcr, are nearly all sold and want hnmcdistsly
another supply for they ssn rapdy and give sss
ter sahva<ssn than all the othsr p1dtsines vs hsw
DIR sale
CO e. Hi/i RD Agent.
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WASHING, BLEACHING AND CLEANS
ING FLUID.

'NIIE greatest ahor-savinC article yet discovered
L By it, use, washing machines and boards are
dispensed with, and not one Vlntc olthc labor -
required 10 do the washing of family.
The Fluid isa chemical compounded sufficient
strength 10 extract all foreign substances from the
cloth, hy simply boiling = small quantity ct II with
the clothes, and without the slightest INJURY TO the
most dclicatc fabric.
The expense is not more than that Of the soap
ordinarily used, and BESIDES this II viii I've seen that
the great wear and tear oiclothing consequent upon
the old method Of hard rubbing upon board, and
the Use ofthc pounding barrel, !. wholly avoIdcd,
iumspt sa,,nC is thus made. II is cmphatically
the females friend.
Warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction, or the
money will bc refunded,
Manufactured by CHAULrS OWN, Jr. Proyi-
dcnce, u. l.
For sah hy NEWTON BROTHERS,
Nos lS6 and ISS Thames street,
may2iu Sole agents for Newport.
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genlaI SOL OF AshaII, w "
With a view To encourage the introduction oi
thes-c matchlcss TEAS, il is the intention Of the
propretors to distribute by lot, among the pur-
chaser, "a quantity ofTea equal to THr FIRST
YEARS PROFITS on the sales effected, Each
purchaser will receive enclosed in the package, a
numbered certificate, emitting him 10 osE CHANCE
IN rHE DIsrRIDUTIos for every fifty cents, laid
out and on the receipts amounting TO 900 the
aforementioned parcels of Tea. to the value Of ten
per cent, or two thousand dollars, will he given
away as BOSUsEs, according to the following
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ERNEST GOFFE,
eABIsEr mAKLR AID ruRsIrURT wARE
ROOMS.
No. 2s Bridge Street,
nsIrurE, CHAiRs, FIArBERs, LooKIsG
GLASSES, LooKIse-eLAss PLATES, WILL
Tow ArB WooDEs WAnI,FEArHHp
BIDs AND MATTRAssGs.
Constantly on hand and Manufactured to order
ut the shortest notice.
9J- Please call and examine Tor yourselves,
Collins Of all descriptions.
nov. "a. ERNEST GOFFE
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READ FURTHER A FEW FACTS


Weldon, n. G., January 25, 1850, which said---
Patent Modi1atS."
4" Ii is yer, seldom that we make any allusiOn
to Patent Medicines, either approving or other
wise. Unfortunately for the country, and for hon
est and conscientious inventors aud vendors Of
these medicines, the land is becoming flooded with
quack preparations, that made alone for profit,
aud fiji not even for the dogs. In this state Of
things il is hard to tell which are, and which are
not worth having. Ia person gets an Indifferent
medicine the first time ho purchases, he is very
apt to condemn the whole of them and buy no
more, and inventors must only blame those Of their
number, (Sho ignorantly combine plain medicines
together for the purpose of making moncy,) for
the i'll SUCCESS which attends the efforts Of the dc
serving"
1--WE believe DIR. c. NJ. Jackson Hoonand's
German Bttcrs,' to be most excellent medicine,
and one that should be highly popular in these days
of Temperance they are altogether Vegetable
in their composition, without one drop of Alcohol
ic Spirits in them. This medicine is innocent,
but strengthening in its effects and richly descrv-
ing of AN unboundcd popularity, which, when il
becomes known, it viii, no doubt fully enjoy"
Judge VI. VI. Noah said, in his Weekly Mes
scngcr," January d, 1850,
" Dr. HooGlmi's German BWUs.--lIcrc is a
preparation which the leading presses in the Union
appear To be unanimous III recommending, and the
reason is obvious. II is made after prescription
furnished by one Of the most celebrated physicians
of modern timcs---the late DR.. Christopher Will
helm iloohand, professor to the University Of Jena,
private ply stefan to the king of Prussia, and one
of the greatest medical writers GcrTany has ever
produced. He was cmphatcaIiy the enemy "i
hu7abug, and therefore medicine Of which he was
the inventor and cndorscr may he confidently relied
on. He specially recommended it in Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acidi'y o
the Stomach, Constipation, and al complaints
arising from diordcrcd condition Of the stomach,
the liver and the intestincs. Nine Philadelphia
papcrs express their conviction Of its excellence,
anI several Of the editors speak Of it. effects from
their own individual experience. Under these
circumstances, We feel warranted, n. only III call
ing tn, attention Of our readers TO the present pro-
prirtor's (Dr. G. VI. Jackson's) preparation, but
In rrr nlnmrnhinn ihr nliiclc To- all ailllrirn. "
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SIf(. 4 RS.
MOTTO r..

ID EPAlRING and Cleaning old Bonpets, in the
~ hest manner, and at short notice.
Am9 IRA FRENCH, 1872 Thames st
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more EVIDENCE

The " Philadelphia SATURDAY Gazette, the best
family newspaper p"blishcd in tie United States.
The editor saws of
DIR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
e" 1t is seldom that we recommend what are
termed Patent Medicines to the confidence and pa.
tronage of our readers; and, therefore, when We
recommend DR.. lluotmd's German Bittcrs, We
wish il TO be distinctly understood that We are not
speaking of the nosirmns oi the day, that are
noispd about for brief period and then forgotten
after it has done its guilty race uf mischief, but of
"A medicine long established, universally priced,
and which has met the hearty appreciation of the
faculty itself"
Evidence upon evidence has been received Okc
the iorcgong) from all sections Of the Union, the
last three years, and the strongest testimony IN ITS
favor is that there is more ot IT used IN the prac
tice Of the regular Ph, sicanS Of Philadc pha than
all other nOstrums combined, tact that can easily
br established, and fully proving that scientific
preparation will meet with their quiet approval
when presented even ia this form.
That this medicine will cmc Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia, no tnc can doubt after using it as
directed. II acts specifically upon the stomach
and liver; it is preferable to calonel IN all bilious
discascs-.-thc effect is Immediate. They can bc
administered to f,poic or infant with safety and
reliable benefit, al any time.
5BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines to attain to
induce counicricit,rs to put forth spurious arti
Gle, at the risk Of the hyes OF those who are inno
Gently deceived,
Look vel 10 the narke of hc geau,n'
They have the written signature ofC, NJ. JACK
son npon the wrapper, and the name blown IN
the bottle, without which they arc spurious,
For sale Wholesale aud Retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 12O Arch street, one door m"w Sixth, Gate
of27s Race strect) Philadelphia, and 10y respect
able dealers generally throughout th' country
For sale by II. K. HAZARD, Sob Agent Tor
Newport. aIifo
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Was believed past Curet

Mr. CORNELIUS H. SMITH, merchant, Colin. Ceai,,,
Erie Co.. " Y, Janahry l6 l3+J said Your BRANT's
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANTrS ri.
RFYlNd EXTRACT are nearly AL sod. and ! want i'm.
da,ely another supply, fr they sr rapidly, and
ers be,ts, saio1ivn uGn all ;hs other medicines we have
fcr sale Tn pt rondry Balsac has raised lady hers
from bed o. & md sever. sickness, which all
Vie doctors ha. given up lsovR,Rr. They said chs
Must Dlr with Consnrpf,or Of hs I,nys. Airr all had
pronounced the case HOPELESS abe commenced taking
BRANT'S B-fLSAM-and now ss ia psH''
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ELOUR-Assortcd Brands, and at prices cor
responding with quslit,.T
K II. STANTON,
maN20 80 Thames suert
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF Tile hIUNEH,N

JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITr, DISEASE
or TIE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising froma disordcrcd Live,
or Stomach, such rs Constipation, Inward Plies,
/ Fu'lncss, or Blood TO the Head, Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food,
fullnrss, ar weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa.
ions, Sinking OF Fmttcrng at the pi, uf the Sto-
mach, SWIMMING Of the Head, iirrcd and Dill.
cult breathing, Flut,cring at the Heart, Chok ing
Tor Sutocating sensations whca n a lying posture
pinness of Vision, Dots or webs hefore the Sight
Fever and dali pain in the Head. Deficiency or
Precipitation. Yellowncss of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Rack, Chest, Limbs Sc, Sud
den Finshcs Of Heat, Burning in tho Flesh, Con
sian lmaginings of Evil, and great depression e
Spirits can be efcctuay cured by
DIR. IIOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS,
Prepared by
DIR. e. NJ JACKSON,
Ar TuE GERMAN MEDICIHE STonr,
I20 Arch .&rea, Phiad,iphia,
Their power over the above diseases ls not cx-
celled---ii equallcd---by any other preparation IN
the United States, as the cures attest, in many ca.
ses after ski!iui physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention oi inya-
lids, Posse ssing great virtues IN the rcctiication
of diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands, cxer.
cisng the most searching powers in weakness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they wiIhal,
safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton, Md, in a letter
10 Dr. Jackson, January ., 1850, said---
"My wife and myself have received more bcne-
iit from your medicine than any other we have ey-
cr taken Tor the Dyspepsia and Liver disease"
"Tnc Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock
Va, January TO- 1850, sad-~-
"a GREAT MEDICINE"
"We have uniformly reiraincd from recommend
ing to the public any of the various Patent Medi.
cines Of the day, unless thoroughly convinced of
their value. Among those we consider worthy Of
notice is the German Bht0S, invented by DIR.
liootland, and prepared by DIR. Jackson, in Phia
delphia. Que instance in particular, in which the
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested,
has fallen under our observation. During the lat
summer, Il son of MIR. Abraham Crabill, of this
county, was very seriously afflicted with Liver
Complaint, and after trying in vain various
dies he puI Ichaseda bottle oi the Bittcrs, and after
using it, was so much relieved Of his distressing
malady, that he procured another bottle, and is
stored entirely 10 health"
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TO LET.
THE House and Store in Thames street, now
i occupied by Mr.. Benz. J. 'rilley, known a, III.
Gefroy estate II is one Of the beet stands in
Newport, for any kind OF business, and the house
sufficiently ospaeious for the largss family, or for
n Boarding House. For term,, sPply to
ApSl0 u BENZ. MUMFORD.
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IOCTOKS CALL IT WONDERFIIL ,

poCT. IRA JOHNSON, Of L,ri.xtos. crssss ce. n
T. wrote to US, January lst 1919 became Ac9nninfs
with som, Of the astonishing effects Of your RRANTA
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM by having witpess
,d some most sond,,fri evss Of CoSsuNPrLas pta
iuced by Ito use, in Monticello Sullivan Co.. New York
about year since and have since feh anxious hal ~
srcM efficacy might become NOR. generally snown.
rhe last summer had bro,herinSsw quite sick With
consumption, and | iclt conhesk from What l had
seen Of the efficacy Of BRAsrh bALsks that could
procure 1t for his u-e, II would cure him and a. VIC
soud not and II In this eoipiy went ~ sullivan coun
IT, about ninety miles, and purchased several bottles
bui before returned with the medicine he died One d
ny noghbors -ns then very much afflicted with psis
In the breast -nd side, and with such structure and
shness hia chest, that hc bresthed with great
dimculty tte used one bottle oi the medicine thM 1
brought AMI 10 gave nmediss relief and cured him
W vile has used another botle. and she says has
done her more good Than all the other medicines sho
ever tool From the benefit those persons have derv
cd and from nv recommc ndatons, from what had
px,yiousy heard and seen Of u good works. many
persons here are wnniina the medicinesi and -
here /. no agent in this town. they have persuaded ma
~ write fr AN agency. .,.
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No mother need mourn the death OF her child by
that childdestroyng complaint whsn fssft,nc In warn
weniher-Cholod lafnntss, or what y called SrnmG,
ConfL.Isr-if GRANTS PULMONARY BALSAk'
be administered to tho child. II should, ho~ever, In
ee he used In large pots the directions