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sSy1 We fear the Yellow Fever is on the
increase in Charleston. A friend who has
recently returned from the North, informs
us that every effort is made in Charleston to
smother the truth. A merchant there as
sured him there was no danger; but when
asked his candid opinion, we suppose when
told that no goods were wanted, he frankly
acknowledged that the disease was very pre-
valent, that most of those who died were
kept until night, and then buried, rs it was
not wished for strangers TO be alarmed by
seeing the hcarses passing so frequently in
the day time-hc also said he was afrai1 of
1t himslf, and intended taking his family up
the country, and return when the disease
abatcd Our friend tells us that while on
his way TO New York, he left in Baltimore a
younglnan preparing to leave for Charles
ton, to act as Il clerk in the Charleston Ho-
tel, when he returned to Charleston (about
ten days aftcr) the young man was dead
He arrived in Charleston one day, took the
fever the next, and died the third or fourth.
Our merchants WI o contemplate visiting the
city we would advise by all means to post
pone their visit until frost.
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~ 80 The Kcowcc Courier published at
Pickrns {. H., informs us that an attempt
WAS made on Thursday last to set on fire the
village OF Pcndlclon. The Anderson Ga.
zettc says man by the name of Ellis Hop
kins has been arrested on suspicion for com
mtting the offence.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-06

Man ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.--A Coro-
ner's inquest was empannelIed this morn
ing upon the body Of Mr.. John L. Wiley,
who died from a wound received on last
Wednesday, from pistol in the hands of
q ppglad. Enthusiastically 81 OF.
Chds. Netos.
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j. w. NISBET.
A. s. NISBET,
X. +. ROBINSON.
Lancaster, Oct. 4th, 1852.

~our Congressional Representative,
Col. Orr, attended tho Regimental Re.
views Of this District and addressed his
constituents. We had not the pleasure OF
hearing Col. o., but learn the staple ofhis
address was the Presidential canvass. The
Colonel b in favor Of Pierce and King.
Greenvile Mounto;neer.
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a FIRE took place in brooklyn, N. T.
which destroyed fourteen houses, "a
loss Of property was frop< o,ooo q j.
600. A servant girl nSshed Cbristisna
Parks was burnt 70 death daring the con.
flagration
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The Wholesale Trade.

CHARLESTON has in great measure
been deprived Of the visits this season, Of
country merchants to obtain theis supplies
in person, but the injury to the wholesale
trade has been much more limited than
was anticipated. Our merchants are bus
lily employed in filling orders, their custo-
mers being well aware that our city offers
larger and more complete selection of
goods than at any previous season, while
the accommodation in not less extensive and
suited to the requirements of business.
Our country friends viii continue 10
SEND their orders to Charleston, for partial
sickness will not prevent their execution.
with the same fidelity and completeness,
as IT personally present while every facil-
'ty we trust will be afforded by the officers
OF our rail road for the speedy transrorta-
ton of their goods to all the designated
points.
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RETAIL TRADE.-We are pleased TO see
this morning the array in King Street of
customers in our retail stores. The shop
ping, for so early in the season, was spirit
ed, and we have no doubt that the sup
plies will be found no less abundant than
various, Judging from the appearance of
the rich assortments which greet tLe eye
of the pasSer by.-Chas. NeUs.
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s-SHii Bishop CHASE, the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, died Sept 90, at Philadelphia
Bishop Chase wasSthe oldest Bishop in Ame-
rlca. lie WAS Bishop of Illinois.
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1
---~-<-<9D~s -
sg" We publish in this paper, an article
over the signiturc of Camden" to which
we direct attention.
We agree with the writer in many of his
views, and have before this, expressed our
self as opposed to the election of General
Pierce. But at this time, can "CarIden's"
prescribed remedy have the desired effect {!
We apprehend not We are inclined to
think camden" has fallen into an error.-
The increase Of the Abolition party, NAV
have arisen, not directly, from the fact Of
nominating an Abolition candidate for the
Presidency.
1t is true South Carolina, or the Southern
States collectively, may vote for their inde-
pendent candidate, but will this avail us any
thing! Shall we try the experiment? We
are obliged to admit that we place some
| consideration in the fact of the State casting
her vote for Pierce, to defeat the election of
Scott We may be wrong, but we are in
clned to think North Carolina will vote for
Scott, and probably Georgia will also. We
do not think any State, but Massachusetts.
will vote for Webster and We base our
supposition in great measure on the fct
of the improbability of Webster's election,
as to influence the votes of States favor
ably inclined towards him.
At the present time, we think "Camden's"
suggestion will not be acted upon We ap.
prehend this State will cast her vote for
Pierce and King-we do not know of a sim
gle exception, where this question was pro-
pounded to the various candidates in the
different Districts, that it was answered in
the negative. The South can never control
the Nortll-this fact is palpably evident.
The votes Of Soutl Carolina and Alabama
could not elect Troupe and Quitman, and
the South could never organize n party suf-
iiciently strongto control the North ncither r
do we believe will the Abolition Party I
the North ever be sufficiently strong to elect
the President of these United States The
North, as n nation, is opposed to slavery,
but the North, rs body, is not in favor of
abolitionism still, it is to our interest to
have Southern men as President and Vice.
President of these United States but in our
efforts to attain that which we cannot, may
not one to whom we are more bitterly
opposed to than Pierce, be electcd7
"Of two evils choose the least" and the
question to be determined is, shall we have
Pierce or Scott? Fog our part, as an indi-
yidual, we are perfectly content as matters
have gone, to leave the election entirely to
the Legislature, and the members of that
body, with the lights then before them, to
vote as they deem proper.
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Health of Charleston.
OFFICE BOARD on HEALrH, !

aa OFsIcE BOARD or HEALTH, 4
Charleston, Friday, 9P.M.
The Board of Health Fsport seven deaths
from Yellow Fever for the past "a hours.
J, L. DAWSON, M. D., Clerk.
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The Post Master and Ourself

In consequence ofthc absence of our Post
Master last Wednesday, numbers of our
papers were not sent to their proper dcstin-
ations. Complaints have been made TO us,
b' we can assure our friends the fault il
not ours. Every effort is used to have our
packages sent to the Post Office in proper
time and we have not made failure since
our first issue. Chr worthy friend the p. NJ
has hitherto attended to his duties faithfully,
and we trust hereafter there will be no occa-
sion to accuse him of rcmissncss.
1t is matter of the utmost Importance to
us that our papers should be promptly sent
from the Post Office, to the various Offices
az "rivI trcy arc uirecteu, we therefore
trust our friend the p. NJ. will continue 10
merit by his diligence and attention, the
praise he has hitherto so dcseryedly received.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19

Tlj, :. lie cnsc of dyinq nan who YET hr,s He
rn,n of a yyurse case Of SGROFVLA by only cfss hes
lies rf rr- ruFter, thun wns cured ly ibc use ot
irItc ,OSs of the best SdysaJ 0d thai wns ever male
Earsatara has not SUFFICIENT "de3! oso to eneet NE cure
of such u yepclilgiy hopeless case. - -
Nj / n IIAsKiN OF Rome Cneda Co, ~ Y. had Srsy
pr fyr yedis-was omhued TO his bed the 70" vs,,-be
hs bari To his h.ad lie had the besf medical sdrs
il used AT Of the best Sarsapayds 10 no good enee-
,,,r and could not live treny four houys Longer when IN
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. His resk w"s
,Jep n,1V or GO,1 hole edfea hTosyh
n, juduiu, uiieT his chin that he br.nhed ihroar
he e his Gu WINS So around that could he IVeh
M ont of its place. only holding by s1aH pises fhs nee
,i o,r arm ~, dr.royed by two ulcers ulcer under
he arm AZ large 1as hasd had nearly spfs. MvssgA
hi, ,Ie into MS body Thus he afflicted with fs~nv
,c ppi,d nr,id qgeasre ulcers various parts Of hls
nrr,ui FOR farther and full particulars SEQ oar Fam
DR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most sklN ply.
scians Roui., called i see Hasain ,se day SYws
he commenced using Brrnrs Purifier. DR.. w examined
him and irn told him that all he msdiv'nss IN hs scvfS
..,,,JJ ,,f ,u,s Ijy--tlat his case
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NuRSIyG SORE MOUTH, LuCORRnGi, s.

"BNRoS, GFsrsEr Co, y. Y, Oct. 10, ifT.
"Mcssrs. N. r. WALLACE \ co Some iimo nst wsN-
Ter my wifi brcnnr deuilalri from the effects of L.
corvIaa and kwsiAg SoIe Nonth n she could I'm hss
child perform any household labor. Her medical ir~at
meut varied according to t nivice and prescrp ptoss
the eminent plysCiHnE, 't skW exhaust
ed useless efforts. She bVcsme skeleton, that
AT the time she commenced taking RrdBfs Msdess she
weighed than e hy.ve pounds but by the tinss
se hui taken fsn bW' she became perfectly well. The
cure Is 40 pcrfc thai sire is enabled lo do all
household work. AMI gained thirty pounds of flesh "
four weeks Yours truly, C. B. GALENTlNE"
TIE reader will observe ilat Mr. OALrSTISE
sgItI" IIr we ara informed hy T.. ~ TERRY, Esq, u
L.l IL.
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CHRONIC ERYSlPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST wosbERFuL CusE.-Csa
Ezra Knapp, Of No. 81 Willow q. Brooklyn r. Y
Of the most respectable citizens In the city va
afflicted hve years with ScroIlous Erysipelas OF bod
legs. from the knees to the feet, which nfamed ace
swelled to prodgious sire and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger In
Into them, which discharged daily almost incredibs
quantity OF natursted substance. He had had the
advice and attendance Of several Of the most skfui
physicians, and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without ciiecting cure, and was told by
OF two OF his physicians that the ulcers In his ls
would run him Of before long. BRASr's P0RUvrse
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and infismed leea
that they are entirely healed up, and he enjoy
health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
HOESES For SALE.

VNIE Grccnman House in Spruce street, con-
l. tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
sonyenenccs AM out-buildings, well of good wa.
ter, barn, "A large garden containing variety Of
fruit trees, sc.
Also a house IN Tanner street, containing cig I
rooms, with out-buildings, well Of GOOD water,
garden cont inning fruit trees, &e Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, &C., apply at IL
Vficc. w. ii. CRANSTON.
Jan II. If
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CANCERS CURED.

Mr.. o. b. KINNEY. merchant Clinton, oneidc e'~~'y
" informed us that cancer-Ocor In said county wAs
frng wonderful cures Of CANcERs through the ehssey
OF BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A e,nosv-dsesov
Greene county ". Y Is also using said PgklFIks Mr.
A. B sETrLE druggist, Csnaohnrs Montgouisr)
y, ~ Y. has informed US of an inportant ~ CAN
err of long standing, which effected aged lady
OF that place f,hercfUre, this PuRlFrR Csasey ~
ts purifying, honug power, what impure disease 81 he
blood II cure Seven years experience and kS
nmnh shys lllcre none but Nyhal Il ML cure.
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FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuNSfN0, Pastor Of The Prcs-
hyteran church. Adams Basin, Monroe county, New iosh
us; "l have just received letter from Mr. Cs,N
DrHEISc relative To the cure ofhs fcyersors. Yoa
may depend what II si.ieS, for he 10 Christian
and older in the church. Some yenrs since he lad 10
have of his leg. at c 10 hs life IN conssqusnse
of FeversOre. TIE other log being now Affected. ssd
about 70 10 ann ated, recommended BRhsrs NED-
cISE. Read the result He hare ussd esIy hrss
BOTTLES Of BRANF'S MEDICINE. placed ALL soss,
from yopr snd1on, iR that Medicine. and
say that with the blessing Of God. has Effected
M ieg." SEQ Pamphlets for full particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19

"ATTIcA, Geucsco Co, February !, isW.
an WALLACFN Co.-Gentenen: was, for moSe
than year. afflicted with dsrusv of the stomach. could
my f greasy substance without cnusng great
pain, sickness, and vomiting and continually Afflicted
yilh stomach rs an experiment, trisd bo
do of BRANT'S MEDICINE. Which, to my uitsr dissp-
pontncnt eascd and ycei be usual rain after Ming
there used second bottle which has compietsly cured
the d,vasc am well ard hearty md alnosa
anything whonl t"ns panied or tic stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, u. =. W lllOA.'
M. Wilcox is n resp.ctghrs nlcr rchaut Of Attiea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
Millinery Establishment.

THE Ladies Of Newport and vicinity are
i pect fully informed that we have now opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will he made to please them in style
quality aud price. We have the largest and best
assortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention will be
given in altering and cleaning old Bonfets.
IRA FRENCH.
1872 Thames st.
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: INTERNAL JlCER9.

This cure Is triumph TIE skill Of the beat Skgs<
clans in the city of Philadelphia and h POSITIVE passS
that internal ulcers be cured easily a sxtsp1
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used. Mr.. Id
Hepburn, OF the most respectable gentlemen II
Auburn, Cdynga Co, ~ Y, informed us In Oct, iosy
that he had been afflicted with three Fissuass y
ULCERS so situated internally to allow Of an exan0
aton and thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact and
their location. He said that he had spent yssril
Philadelphia under the professional advice Of he be
physicians. and vas Obliged to to Auburn with
out cure or help, when DR. r. NJ. Hunt druggist a
Auburn. advised him to try Brarfs Purifying Essra
aud the OF bottles of Ii Effected perfect ~
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Worse than Hopeless

Now henr Mr. HASK ms statement Of euro. We aadl
"My wife procured one bottle OF lN9
ENTRifT of Bis'ea fnonnfa, druggmn O., koms. :
commenced using ha and bepan 10 get boffr That hottie
enabled 10 get ef my bed where had hsen sophnsd
on, perr r second boe enabled me get Rshs,ei
t,r ni,d bels enabled n rah tco mIss, 10 Rome CEN
uc where procured SIR b"ie' nor.! aud wh.n hsd ~
slrd using Ill, M sreRen cut Of fvesfy re.Is had hss~T
yt-nnd M re Lotiic, more ctreied PERFECT CURE NJ
MI ti,e ulcers. snd,resOrrd me To good heuih,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
CIIRISTIE'S GALVANlC CURATIVES,

The BELT is used when the body or system ge'ic
rally is aiect ted the NECKLACE for complaints Of
the Throat, as Asthma and Bronchitis, and Of the
Head ; and the BRACELETS for all disorders Of the
arms or limbs as rheumatism, Palsy, Tremors and
spasmodic afec tions. These articles simply ap.
Piled as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL
ay- The great popularity and excellence of the
GALVANIC CURATlvES consists in the fact that
they arrest and disease by outrard application,
in place of the usual method Of Druggng and
Physickng the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopelessly under the innction. They strengthen the
whole system, eQuaiise the circulation Of the Blood pro
the secreiions, inrigrate the entire energies and
can do The slightest harm under any croumstaiees
Since their introduction in the United States only
ihrce snrn thnn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. PLANTS.

certain aud cDceiUd in ys'ioiHg Ali the incidental esakss
und UFesidrifss Of tho BRAsT's PULMONARY
BAsAM /, makes d whether tho dcrNnge
rpp, cssiol, eJcess other ,rsIkns-N REGULATED
ALL, 10y strengthening ne arstEM Tndinns he eisevLA-
s,..n ,t,t.
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" Throw Physic to The Dogs"

To illustrate the use of the GALVANlC BELT,
suppose the of person afflicted with that bano
OF civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases ,timulants
are taken, which, by their action on the nerves and
muscles of the stomach afford temporary relief but
which leave the patient in lower state, and with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has
ceased. Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the apple ston of the GALk4. NC BELT
Take Dyspoptc sufferer in the worst symp
of attack, and simply tie tn" Belt round the
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid az directed. In
short period the insensiblo perspiration will act
the positive element of the Belt thereby causing
Cialvanic circulation which will pass on to tho
negative, and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up a continuous Galvan circulation
throughout the system Thus the most severe cases
of DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A
FEW DAYS is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADJ
CATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES! {!

Al, uLSkIS hrs sworn TO the above fnc's and The hes
are Witnessed and certified NY Dr. NiLLlAhs-Ar.
O. Il. BROWS. proprietor Of the Ue't Rome 9
HisSELL 4 LEONARD. wholesale and retail drugsssis .
.o1 Fyy o,hrr ~, psef1kdr trffpSsseg.
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MANY THOUSAND
AND TESTIMONIALS

from the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing in every portion Of the United States, could
be presented These are now unnecessary, but
numerous selection embracing many statements Of
the most extraordinary character sufficient to CON
VINCE THE MOST SCEPTICAL may be had Of the
authorised Agent The interested are particularly
invited to call
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19

when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf
IDENTIFY stated 10 be without parallel in the annals
of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
physicians ladies of the highest standing distin.
gushed persons holding elevated official stations
merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families, among all
classes ranks and conditions have equally been
cipients, and have equ,lly acknowledged the won
drous and often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received.
Biy- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for tho Nerves is Galvanism,
and that in all NerYons Dseases we shomld
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford. Cc~r. ~
the oldest aud most respectable physicians, was an elsd
with Irc,- Complaint years and perfectly ssvef
by ming BRANr'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We sosA
lnlnlIs,la of Oll,r cnses. nlso cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach I!

from the girl To the To~dn and the al middle ses
the Is accelerated and tho other sradsahv sse
pyeed as to prevent any nf s fatal diseases that csusS
ly arise In eOlI.uluenco Of such change.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-19
DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURBl~ :

AGEN7S-C. q. C. Hazard, Mvpon-s
A Driscoll, Warren--J. s. Dough- Is, Bristol
X. q. Brown, East oycenw ich-O. Baker, Nat.
ick-Brigg. X Spe ncer, Washington village-T
;. T,GAr. kingston--J. Allen, Brands Ire
Works--N. ). Palmer 4 Co., westsrly--
Young, Wicklard-J. NJ. Anthony, Fall River
J. l.. Anthh,y, We.tpoit-aud by Msrchsn,s snS
Druggists generally.
i NJ ordors must he addressed to wslla
/. SDIIiitgdv va,, NV
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4. Il-IstI M lt.

Y. H.FAIM Nj X, the hmi,an Nrvsra.
,e. Agent, - lie anlh",iud Agnt r lie ralb
News and llrrall 81 The Tim - he ciii
Iost u, N,w iok and hiladrlI hia, au is du'y
m awe ei tn take advertisements .nd ,ur,t,i.
lions at IN" rat ia required iy us. Hi Ioccips
IL be essrd d as pn,ucns. Ills ofrc, t.
rosDn, srolhy', iil'ii1mg, Cent snecti New
70 rri' me uildug; ihadc'phia, Nurh-
rei corner OF Third aud Chr>npt strr,ts.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTemI

MIA. HOLTSTANDER, merchant Obeyiin. Toyya,r Co.
Ohio wrote Dcccmbcr lg Gi8 and afer slated bsW
like "A charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the cure of his we's consumpiivs cough said: II have
personally used BRiNT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT
H., general debility Of my sysem and have no hesitaou
In SAYING that IS the hest medicine and IN
yiCuRATE THE that have used In ssop
stance where W. hive sold BRANTS MEDICINES, Asv
hare y,ored their eteicy aId giren he sATsrAeToH
SALT RHEUM,
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GREAT ANIL RICAN REMEDY

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS
A sure, Speedy andPe 'mantnt Cure Tor Dys
pepsa IN It's worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arsipg
from dsordersof the Stomach and Bowels,
Billiousness, Yellowness Of SKIN, Liver
complaints, Debility, Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Polptalion Of the Hear
Costiveness, &c, &c. Please read the toI
lowing certificate:
Read the following from an emincnIPhy-
sician:
The undersigned being acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients of Hutchings' Veg
etahle Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used II
for some time in his practice wiih every de-
tired effect, he recommends tins medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives II a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint, Dyspepsia
r. HARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
The following certificate is from Mr.. Rih-
dy,tne celebrated Dagucrreotyplst
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
il was advised to take HulchingS Dyspep,i
hiuers, aud have every reason to bcyear
in bas spcrfec ly cured me- havesinlfell
to SYMPTOMS of a return Of the disease and
HE eve from t. effect it had on NE that
w.l'curc the wtrstcases ofDyspcpSia.
NJ y. BRADY,
No 2O5 Broadway, n. Y.
The Proprieto- ofthiS medicine hasreceiv.
ed many other certificates of cures. equally
remarkable, ofth, various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable butthe aho'e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprcj.
uJced mind Of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal Office, lee Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, so cents Perbottle, OF 6bottles foi
50 so,
R.R HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
Novl Agent for Newport.