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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

TRULY ALARmIsG The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit "A fearful array Of deaths
by diseases of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can no more be in "A healthy
state en- the stomach is disordcred, than IA
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. Aud how readily and panessIy the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The Alternative aud cordial properties Of IuTcH-
iNGs' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERs will
accomplish this object with recislon and GER
tainty that justify us in pronouncing it infllible
The accordant I. stimony OF all who have been
wise enough to give it trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration Of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark-
able curcs. and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had Of the agents, free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, MY.
Junel3
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. l3.
We learn from Columbus, Tenn, that
,hc mother OF ex President Polk died in
that place yesterday Of apoplexy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th.
The Secretary Of State has now, it
is eaid, under his consideration the sub
ject Of the remonsrancc or complaint OF
Chevalicr Hu'semann, tie Austrian
charge, TO the President, against the
recognition OF Kossuth by The parlic-
patton Of Mr.. Webster in the entertain
ment given to Kossu,h by members OF
Congress.
NJ. Husemann's letter TO the Prcsi-
den, treats the subject as if Mr.. Web
sler was prcsen, at the Kossuth dinner,
and spoke as Secretary of State; where
us Mr.. w. remarked, in tie course Of
his speech in rcitren'c to himself and
others, ,ha, they were present in their
individual capacities. Nj. IIuIscmann
Informs the President, i, is said, that he
had been instructed TO rcprcscIt that
TIE Imperial Government would view
with deep concern and regret any act
on the part of the Government Of the L.
s. recognizing Louis Kossu,h and he
represents ,hat The Secretary of State
was present and participated in al en-
tcrtainment given IN honor OF NJ. Kos
suth, and that this would be considered
as Il political act lie complains also of
other acts hy this Government which
may be deemed tantamount TO rccog-
milton Of Kossuih.
NJ. Hu'semann was, Of course, aware
that it was undip!omarc and not to be
tolerated that Il charge Of n foreign
court shond address the President di-
rcc,Iy. A foreign Minister is not allow
ed to address the President on official
business, except lhroughthe Secretary
OF State.
1t may be considered, therefore, that
NJ. IIulsemann was guilty of an intcn-
tional act of disrespcct to this Govern
men,, in thus addressing The Execu-
tive.
NJ. Ilulsemann has been cautious in
the use of words in his communications.
He is more adroit than Poussin was in
this respect. There is nothing in what
he has. on this, or any other occasion,
written that is, in its phrascology, ex-
ceplionable. There is not therefore
any reason, on that score, for dism ssing
him. But he committed very undi-
plomatic act, some weeks ago, in using
some words mentioned by Mr.. Webster
to him, in an unofficial remark, in an Of
fetal dispatch. Ipresume this was one
reason why Mr. Webster notified him
that he must address the Secretary by
letter, and not in personal interview,
whenever he should have any occasion
to communicate to him.
| understand that Mr.. Webster will
reply 20 M. Hulscmann's letter to the
President, and in such manner as the
President, alter consulting with him,
has suggested. We shall no, know The
result Of this business before to morrow.
UPsiLoN.
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Mdrrte0.

In Oln"yvie, on the 18th INST. by the Rev
Eli Noyes, Mr. Charles X King, Of Sandusk, :,
OHIO, sou Of the late Gov King, Of Rhode land,
and Miss Mlrcel, Pcttls, daughter Of James
Pr'ts, Esq. Of the former place
In this town, by Rev. $. Adam, on Sunday
evening, Mr.. John &. Maconbrr, of Fair Iia-
ven, Mass, and Miss Mary B. Tcw, Of Newport.
In this towu, by Rev. =. Adlam, on Weducs-
day cvrning, Mr.. Godfrey Moiiitt, and Miss LII
cinda Lewis, both Of Newport.
In Providence, 18th inst. ;, at the City IIot
Mr.. Robert $. Baker, Of Marysville, California,
and Miss Susan F.. Aiken, Of New Bedford,
Mass.
In Providence, l4th inst. Mr.. Joseph IL.
Tanning AMI Mary +. Reynolds, both Of Z.
In Providence, Iith inst, by Rev T c Jane
son, Mr. George A Simsbre, and Miss Rhoda
w Leonard
In New Bedford, 18th inst, by Rev. Daniel
Wise, MIR. William Thomas and Miss AngcIinc
&. Briggs.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.

The President and Hulsemann have
setted all the difficulties.
In Hulscrnanns letter to the President
on Friday last, he inquiries whether Mr.
Webster, in his speech a, the Kossu,h
banquet, spoke as Secretary Of State,
and if the views then expressed are
those OF the U. S. Government, and ir
answered in the Affirmative, il will be
his duty TO withdraw from his position
and await the instructions Of his govern.
mcnt as 10 the course lie should pursue.
Hulsemunn, in explanation Of his de-
parting from the usual course by ad-
dressing the President directly. says he
ean have no communication whatever
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
DIR ROGERS SYRUP OF LIvERWORT,

TAR AND CANCHALAGUA,
That season Of trial. cold Winter, is here,
To the weak and the fragile season Of fear;
Cough, Cold, Influenza, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
On the Lungs of the feeble have opened "A war.
oh! where in their peril, shall these find shield,
Ere CONSUMPTION approach and lie's citadel
yield!
At the head ofthis verse stands the ofa cure,
Drawn from Natures Dspensary, speedy and sure;
And to sum up its worth in n sentence, abreath,
To imbbe il is life, to neglect II is death
FOR SALE by A. l.. SCOVlLL CO, at
their Depot, Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broadway, N. y,
and by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Canatas.
ALSO, for sale IN Newport by r. r. HAZ-
ARD & CO., and II. J. TAYLOR.
price-In large bottles, ~ 90, or six bottles
for $500.
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pte0,

At Washington City, 10Th INST, after a few
days illness, Virginia, the youngest daughter
of Com. Aulick.
In this town, on the 18th, Sarah Horton. in
Gnt daughter of John and Catharine Sheldon,
aged 10 months
In Providence, 18th inst, Miss Sarah f.,
daughter Of Capt. Thomas Ciocker, in the 10Th
year of her age
In Providence, 18th inst, Henry Williams.
Esq, in the 7lstyear OF his age.
EIn Portsmouth, on the 18th Of Dec, Mr.. Will
liam Is. Ssson, in the Bath year Of his age.
In Providence, nth inst, Mary +, daughter
Of the .alc Peter Carnoe, agnd 9 years aud 7
months
In Sctuate, 10Th inst, Mr.. Simeon Vina, in
thr sith year Of his age.
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Pcrsens desirous Of providing against protracted
sickness, aud who will except the first week, wiz
be taken % per cent less, viz:

The main design Of this company To enable
prudent and discreet persons of small means, To
make provision while in health, by tritiing out
lay, against the aggravated su1crings that ineya-
bly, invadea sick bed, in seasons of pccunary pr-
walton and of inability To labor. A vast amount Of
human wretchedncss has been prevented or mitiga-
ted, within the present generation, by the cstab-
lishment, IN Europe, of similar proylden institu-
tions: aud within short period, this system Of
Health Insurance has been introduced into own
country, with results, thus far, equally beneficial
to all whose relief il contempi:cs more especial
" to those who toll daily for their daily bread,
and to whom any interruption by sickness becomes
serious and distressing calamity.
BY this system, also, one person may insure the
health OF anothcr-a parent that OF a child, or "A
child that of parcnt-an employer that Of work
man, or Of an apprentice, SC. Thus, those who
are able, by small immediate investment, may re-
licye themselves from the hazard of incmring
heavy bur,hcns, inflicted involuntarily iy those
who might otherwise become dcpclndlnts upon
them for continued care and support.
While the most humane and benevolent dispo-
suons Of mankind are subscrvcd by every assoc
citation of this description, its bcnciciaiies ex-
emptcd from being placed in the degraded condi-
ton Of reel picnts OF the bounty oiothcrs. For, by
the contract into which they enter, they purchase
and fairly all the benefits which they may de-
mand, as a matter Of Just and legal right; and,
u IL 50 please PROVIDENCE that thcy escape thc AZ
Fiction against which they have measurabl, pro.
yided, the satisfactory reflection is left that the
price of their own immunity has been applied to
the comfort and succor of their less fortunate te
low beings.
Ii is presumed that no EXTENDED argument can
be required To recommend the objects Of this Com
pany To public consideration. A pcrusal OF the
Rules and Regulations adopted by the Directors,
which may bc had at my office, will afford ans
pie insight into the principles Of the Institution,
and of its modes Of operation.
GEO. II. NORMAN, Agent,
sl0 II Daily News Office, l27 Thames st.
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with Mr.. Webster either as n private
individual or officially, after the manner
in which he has denounced the Austrian
government.
Hulsemann has been requested pri-
vat,Iy To Withdraw his note, if not he
will be permitted TO Withdraw to some
other city, and await Instructions from
home. Mr.. Webster has not nor will
not notice his communication.
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of time MANY eminent physicians do mol hcsi-
tate 10 acknowledge lis SUI crioriiy, and with en-
tire confidence 10 recommend il 10 their patients,
as "A superior preparation, which has hccn found 10
be perfectly ,afr, convenient, and highly efca-
cious in ali discasts of the Throat, Ipnss, and
Chs,t. One who has used IL thus srcuks Of it,
"CLINroN PARK, ~ y, Dee. 70, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed < Cutler -N,ariy seven years
ago had n violent attack Of inflammation of tho
lungs. which was treated by my ply sicians with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with little cFe,s
for the abatement Of violent pains al out my chest,
Ny cough was almost inc, ssant, ACCOMPANIED with
expectouuon Of the mort puirid and offensive
kmd, part of the time miAed with blood, 10th
Of DARK and pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on L,y lungs, which came near sufioeatng
me. ! had continual night swcats, and was re-
duccd almost to "A skeleton. My case was con,id
cred hopeless, not only by the physicians, but ly
all who saw me. Accidentally hearing from .
neighbor ot the effects wbch the Vegetable Pull.
monary Balsam had produced in similsr sss, I
was induced to try il. Before ] had mcd one
bottle | began to improve, and by the nsc OF
four hotties was T, stored TO usual health. had
used Ia ydrsr oi"'Ssr s,sdsigs whit h gave -
no relief, 4 few weeks ago ] was similarly at
tackled, aud a'n now using the Balsa1 With the
sauAs bcm csIl results. This staiemuri is unso-
licitcd and it cos,s you nothing, but # it will 10
ofany service 10 an, ose, ,Tay ojt a 10 sset mplnh
ed. Years, &c,,'
(Signcd) 'WM. 4. NOXEN,'P M"
Nov. !, ls5I,--N.w Certificates, TO almost
any extent, might I've added IL deemed necessary;
but the proil, sel u ai the arii,k has tec,ns
50 universally well known, and its virtors ~ gem
eraih arknow iedged by physicians aud Others, No
to u.lke unnecessar, 10 oiIer, nj this time, fr-
,hcr proof Of he merits of this highly popular sr.
icle.
% BEWARE F,OUNTERFEITs AND
IMirA1 IONS such as CARTkR's Co.'S
pousD PuLsoSARy BAIsAM, AmrkIeAB
PULwoSARy RALsAM, and 9th, ., in part bear
ing the name Enquire ior the article by iss
whole nan G, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALS
and see that 1t has the written signature vi WS.
Joss CUILtE upon yellow sssl, On NE bns
wrappers. Each bottle aud sal d stamped
Vegetable Iulnouar, Basnm." "
Prya,ed Wy KkBD, CUTLER h CO, In
porfcrs aud Wh''lesah Dealers in Medicne,,
faints, Chemical. aud Dye siufs, SO India Street.
Boston. and sohi by Druggists, Ap"heeuries, anu
Country Merchants generally. For partedlsis
and rccomrnen aton., sce pamphlet accompany
itg earb bottle --.'iicc 80 ecuts, For sale N
Ncwpurt by &C. &. HAZARD and r.
TAYLOR no 6m
- =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

NKw PRINTING TYPE.-A company is
at present IN course OF formation for the
purpose OF carrying into operation n re-
marSeble patent. which has for It's object
the manufacture oftype by process Of
dic.srnking. in metal ol harder material
than the alloy Of lead and animony at
present employed in casting type in a
mould. This IL said TO be the most I'M
port nj improvement which has taken
place in the manufacture Of type for the
last three hundred years English pa
DeT.
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ASSICNET,S NOTICE

V'llE subscriber having rccicvcd Of JOHN ID.
i BURDiCk, of 4 hmlcsIown, decd oi trust
of al the said Burdick's property, not tNemp
from at,arhmem by hw, iur the ben. it 81 his cred
tors,--herby gives said creditors noiicc that SIX
month, from the date lcreof ar, l., the tcirs of
said deed. allowed them to ming m aud ItNe
their claims, in order TO receive dividend. We
frsm. ASA tHi NH, in,
CharIestown, Nov. ~, 1881 6~
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COMMISSIONERS AND ADMINIsTRA-

COMMISSIONERS AND ADMINISTRA-
TORS NOTICE.
V'iiE subscribers, having been appointed by ne
i Court Of Probate of Portsmouth, Commission-
Ia receive, examine aud allow claims of the
creditors Of the Estate of
BENJAMIN BROWN,
late Of Portsmouth, deceased, represented insol-
vent and six months from this date L,ng all W.
ed by said Court for the creditors to present and
prove their claims before said ComInss sionrrs, We
will receive claims at any time during said per H.,
and We will meet at the house Of Sylvester Hath
away, ON saturday, 7Ih day OF August, at ~
clock, 4. NJ. To adjust said claims.
SYLVESTER HATHAWAY,
JOHN II. COGGESilAIL, Com.
GILES MANCHESTER,
All persons indebted to said Estate, are tcques-
ted TO make immediate ra,mcni IN
JOHN MANCHESTER, Admr.
Portsmouth, Jan. ~, 1852.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr To CYSPEP TICS
DIR. J. :. HOUGllrGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
great Physclo- icaI Chemist, by ]. :.
HOUGHTON M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for INDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlcts, containing Scienuf; evidence Of It's
value, furnished by agents gratis. Sec no
tice among The medical advertisements.
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Bp VcIc9rapb.
NEw YoRK, Jan. l3.

Another melancholy accident occurred
about 10 o'cl 'ck last evening at an en-
grant boarding house, No 40 Centre
street. There were 500 persons in the
building at the time, most Of whom had
retired, and false alarm of fire being
raised, general rush was made to Tie
stairs, the baIustrades of which gave
way and prccipilatcd large number to
the floor below.
Six persons were taken out dead, and
nine were badly injured, five OF whom it
is feared como, survive.
The dead are John w. Dalton, 8
years, John Glcnnon, 0 years, Mary
Murphy, 8 years, young woman un-
known, 20 years, and an unknown boy
and girl. The Coroner will hold an in
quest this morning. The house in
which the tragedy occurred is nearly
new, and had only been used for an emf
grant lodging house about ten days
It's construction, as far as the stairs are
concerned, which are more than usually
steep and very narrow, seem to have
been badly planned.
New YORK, Jan. Ii.
The Courier & Enquirer learns by
special despatch from their Washington
correspondence, that the communica
ton from Mr.. IIulsemann to Mr.. Web
ste., relative to his speech AT the late
Kossu,h dinner, was transmitted to the
Sccre, OF State OH Monday, after a
prior announcement that such was his
intention. The President and Mr..
Webster held a private consultation on
the subject yesterday morning. 1t is
not improbable that Mr.. Huseman will
be presented with his passports.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Jan. Is.
At market GOO Beef Cattle, No Stores, n
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 2OtO
Sheep and Lambs, aud SO Swine.
Prices-Becf Iatle-Exua Sc so; LIST quality
$500 I'd do IS as rs: 81 do 81 rs.
Stores - Ycarlings $9ai4; Two years old
Sl5, ,a2s; three years old S2la %
Working Oxcn-Ss5, 80 a 100.
Cows and Calves-Sl9, 25, "a, 27 a3l.
Sheep and l.ambs-S2, "a a3; Extra at S..
Swine-5 l-2 al l-2s
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DATRoNISED ny MISS CATHERINE
L HAYES. TIE CELEBRATED VOCAL

-Buungton's Consolidated Essence Of In
dian Balm and Boneset Cough candy in the form
Of Drops, the most convenient aud palatable rem
edy IN use Tor the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Pul,
mony Organs. For clearing the voice of pubAc
speakers, vocalists, &c. these Drops are pre-
erninently celebrated. Sold wholesale and retail,
by e. q. G. HAZARD, agent for Newport,
NJ neat door north Post Orr.
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SPRINGFIELD MUTUAL
HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
sPRISGfIELD, MASS.
GEO II NORMAN Aosnt

UEU. TT. NOKNAN, Agent.
THIS institution is conducted on the mui,a
l. principle, so far as to admit the parties insur-
ed To an equal participation in the profits Of the
onpany.
IL ENSURES To male and female persons between
the ages Of fifteen and sixty years, oe,kiy income
at the rate of 100 per cent, upon amounts annually
10y reason of sickness or accident. For inst,n"e,
"a person paying IS year, n,sures to himself S5
(or 100 per cent? for every me,k's illness within
that year. These benefits are independent Of
whatever dividends may annually accrue to the n-
sured
The rates ofanuua payments by the members
are as t,llovs.
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Consider, whatever be thy fate, that
il might and ought 10 have been worse.
II lieth In thy hand TO gather even bles
sings from sfiietions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

utA correspondent Of the New-Iork
Journal OF Commerce compares Kos
suth 10 a madman who asceilds high
mountain and gives the word of COM
mand TO the nations of the world
Kingdoms, on your right wheel
mnrch ~
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e- Owing 10 the severity o. the
storm, on Monday, the Boston Mail did
not arrive here until the New York
steamer came down; and the Provi-
dence Mail did not reach here until
Tuesday forenoon.
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WAsuiNGToN, Jan. |,

The Navy Department is actively en-
gagged in ordering vessels 10 prepare for
sea, and in collecting supplies and am
munitions of war. Among other things,
the Mediterranean squadron is to be
strengthened by two additional vessels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

During the exam'nat ion Of witness
as to the locality OF the stairs in house
the counsel asked him, switch way did
the stairs run 7" The witness, who by
the way is a noted wag, replied, "tIIat
one way they ran up stairs, but the 9th
er way they ran down."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM
The GREAT REvEDy

The GREAT REMEDY
for COEGUS, COLDSa and
COAStM MPIIONS, after n
trial OF twenty-five ycorS, stands
hy almost general consent, st
the head OF Cough Mcdicinest
II is the Only standing article
that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing
reputation, for so long u period
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ONE OF TIIE9pAYS Frs,

HAS BURST FORTH AT LAST.
CTACl has opened his Confectionery and Va
> ri-iy store, at l2i Thames street, 2 doors
above the Post Office, opposite side, where he OF
f.rs for sale his usl, variety of toncctiunarS -
Preserves and Jcliies, Figs anl Raisins,
Fruits and Tamarinds, Pruncs and Dates,
Orargcs and Lemons, Canton Ginger,
Turkish Fig Paste. Bird Seed, all kinds,
Southern Peanuts, Brazil Nn,s and Almonds.
Madeira and all other Kind 0f nuts.
The above, together with "a great variety of
TOYS and Fancy Goods are offered cheap i'r
Cash.
Former customers aud the public in general arc
respectfully invited to call. JIG
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OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.


There is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which i, does not seem to
reach and remove at once. No matter
how bad they NAV be, It GIVES IN
SLANT RELIEF! 4 SiRgie d0se re-
morcs all Me unpleasant symptoms and
il only needs TO e repeated Tor short lime
to make these good effects rtrlnanent -
PURITY OF BLOOD, AND NlGOR OF
BODY follow at ouce. IL is particularly
exceIen, in c,ses of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Soreness of the pit of the Som
nch, distress after eating, low, cold state OF
the Blood, Heaviness, Ii wness of Spirits,
Dependency, EmarilIoL, Weakness, ten
dency TO Insanity, Suici e, &c.
DR.. HOuGHTON'S PEPSlN, is sold
by nearly all the dealers in fine drugs aud
Popular Medicines, throughout the United
States. 1t is prepared IN Powder and in
Fluid form-and in Prescription yials for
the use 0i PhySc ans.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS iorthe use Of
Physicians, may he obtained of DIR. llOurh-
ton or his Agents, describing he whole
process OF prepara,itn, and giving The aus
thnritlcs upon Which tie claims of II is new
remedy are based. As ii i. NOT A ST.
CRET EEMEDY, no objection can be
rai,ed against it, uoe by Physicians in res
pccrabIe sanding aud regular practice G.
Price, ONE DOLLAR prb bite.
~ OBSERVE THIS y Every hottie
of genuine pEPSlN hears the wrtcn
signature Of j. ;. IlOuGll1ON, NJ d.,
sole proprietor, phlladrlI h'a, Pa. Copy
right aud Trade Mark socuted.
~ Sold hy all Druggists and ID alers in
Medicines.
LGEN rS-R. n. HAZARD & co.
Apolhecsrics' Hail. New port. RI.
G.. DYER Jr. Provi'enrc, T.. OSBORNE,
Fall River, l.. CLAPP Pawiueku
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DOusELL's AMANpiNE, Another supply
N fresh from the manuiactureti An ,xceisu'
preventive anil cure ior chapIsd hsnds, lace.
,ouehnes. Of the shin. No ladies ioils, shesh
10 wi,houin X. Y. HAZARD h co,
MI AydnscWies' Heil.