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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

RHODE lsLAsp. How did the oriyi-
nal name oi Aquidnsca come to be
changed into that Of Rhode Island
The recent history Of this Island, by
the Rev. Mr.. Peterson, asserts that it
was called Rhode Island by order Of The
General CouncIi, in memory OF the cell
ehrated island OF Rho'ies. in the Grccian
Archipelago. lie does not cite that or
der and without il, this origin OF the
name would require credibil,y, with
stalking legs as long as as those OF the
colosuss OF Rhodes, which bestrode it's
harbor.
The more plaupible origin Of this
name is stated ihns, in The recent hsio-
ry Of Nes York by John Romeyn Brod-
head -
The influence Of Roger Williams,
aided in obtaining from the cLief OF the
Narraganselts, the cession Of the island
OF AquiGneck, which from its reddish
appearance" it's early Dutch discover
ere had named the "Rhode," or Red Is-
land. Roihe, is red, in high German,
aud Roode in low Dutch
Ii this island were reddish, two CEN
turies ago, il must have mys,criousIy
become greenish, in The lapse # time
Perhaps, the fshy, google eye OF Won
ter Van TwiIlcr, by dioplric laws, did
make reddish, out Of greenish.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

No Quackery-No Decepton.-In setting forth
the virtues OF this truly great medicine, We have no
desire to deceive those who are labOrng under nfIc.
ton, do we wish to eulogie IL more than just.
ly deserves. Yet when We look around ard see the
vast amount OF suffering and distress oned BY
many of the diseases in which this medicine has
proved so highly successful, we feel that cannot
urge its clams too strongly, or say too much IN its
favor
We cut the following very valuable and important
testimony IN favor oi isiaI's Balsam Of Wild
cherry, hom the spicy and highly respected Daily
Evening Transcript
Providence, April l6, l549.
We take pleasure In recommending this vausble
medicine, and In doing feel that doing our,
duty We do not say this from mere heATsay, or
from the examination OF the large number Of the
tifcates IRON authentic sources, (nId ptrobs, TOO
whom we know To be responsble,) Of the wonderful
cares wrought by this truly remarkable discovery
but from personal know ledge OF several speedy
cures effected by H. Ia cases VI Coughs, Colds, AMI
Diseases OF the Lungs.
None genuine, unless ,ignad I BUTTS on the
wrapper Price dollar per bottle, or Elk bottles
fr fve dollars
Originally prepared by Williams q Co. philsdel-
D Ia, now prepared aid sold wholesale and retail,
b, Seth " towe, Boston, Mass, TO Whom all ~.
ders should be addressed aud tor sale BY his agents
Agents for selling " isIars bulsam, n. }. Taylor
Newport, >. ". briggs, Erist.li Edward ssrGrfs,
Warren, Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; " illiam CO.
-, Tiveron Corners =. d. sleere, Gr.rhvIe.
aleZw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

CuHIors RrLIc.-We yesterday were
shown human jaw, taken from jar
Of preserved ginger, by a well-known
citizen. The jar came lately from Chi.
ma. The happy owner was regollng
his palate with the savory conserves
when his occupation was stopped By the
sudden apparinon oi a grinning jaw,
well stocked with gil ,ening teeth
and grinders. Truly, one never knows
what he Is eating, if he does not see i,
prepal cd or cooked.-San FfuHcisco
Wig.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

81 There is no longer cause to SYM
pa,hize with those afflicted with Rteu-
matsm, II the extended lame OF NOR
TIMORE'S RHEUMATIC CON-
POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
is entitled to credit. Rheumatic cases
OF long standing, that have been given
up by the attendant physicians and pro-
nounced incurablr, have yielded 10 It's
potent influence, and are now thorough ly
cured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
JOnANN MARIA FARINA

OPPOSITE Julicks Place. Cologne. This Cologne
" 70 composed from the finest anomalies and now.
srs, In the yssetAbe kingdom, being distilled from
blossoms, and not made from oils. II has been for
many years the fsvorte perfume OF all classes In
Europe and sWpHs-es IN fragrance all It's many inn.
itations. The PriIe Medal vAs awarded II ri the
London Exhibition, when place IN competition with
snultude of preparations, bearing the same name
aud is cain 10 be the product ofihe Oiginsi far.
ins Recipe" plsoed beyond dispute. We have Juit
received fresh invoio. in long aud short toiiles
HAZARD a. CAsWELL.
Apotheosrles' Hall, Washington square, bail Of
Pharmacy, I37 Th,nes ST. Uyl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

THICKNESS OLA NEGRo's SAUL
The Memphis Appeal relates, that .
few days ago, while barrel ol flour
was beng lowered from the upper sio-y
OF q warehouse and when yet at con-
siderable elevation, it slipped and lel!
upon negro, striking him full on the
head, an. forcing out an eye. The
skull was not even fractured, however,
and he negro was doing well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
COURToF PROBATE,

NEWPORT, July 25. 1853
THE Commissioners heretofore appointed to
i receive and examine the claims Of the credi-
tors OF the estate ofJOHN LEWIS, Jr., late Of
Newport, decd, present their Report Tor
reception; the same is referred for consideration
to Cour, of Probate TO be holden at the Clicks
Office Of this Court, on Monday, the 22d Of Au.
gust next, at TO- clock, a. m. notice is ordered
tv he given for three successive weeks, ootc a
week, in the Daily News, for all persons inter-
ested to appear ard show canse why said Re-
port should not be received and the commission
closed. Is. B. ROWLAND, Prob, Cp&.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

is Last week the Yachts Alpha, OF
New York Jerry Angel, of Providence;
Columbia, and Black Eagle, Of New
York, had trial of their sailing quail
ties, going three times around Goat Is
land, in this harbor. The Alpha came
in ahead leading The Jerry Angel abou,
3 minutes. The Columbia came in
third best, leaving the Black Hawk
considerably astern. The Alpha is a
centre board boat, and the others are
keel hoais.
A second trial between the Alpha ard
Columbia took place on Saturday, TO
Poin Judith, aud resulted in the Coium-
hia beating the Alpha three quarters Of
. mile.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFEs-GAY-
LER's PATEYT.-RoBrRr NJ. PATRICK, is
the sole manufacturer in the United States of
the above celebrated Safes, tn whom the highest
premium has jnst been awarded by the committee
of the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of
Washington; and +. &. Gotfin's Impenet able
Defiance Locks and Cross. bal s---the best Safes
and Locks combined in the world. Depot, No.
1872 Pearl street New York one door below
Maiden lane, formerly 80 John street.
jl7 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

rs The Gsrmania Musical Society
give another Soiree Dansanie at Belle
vne Hall on Thursday evening they
otter splendid Programme on this oc-
casion il may be found in another col.
unn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

%Alfred Jaelrs grand Concert, in
which he will be assisted by Charles
Wynen, Otto Dresel and the full Ger
mania Musical Society, will take place
at The Saloon OF the Ocean House, next
Saturday evening
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

Dyers Healing Embrocation. Keep it con-
stanty on hand. The timely use Of this wonder-
iul preparation has frequently prevented the mort
fearful consequences. A. II. Field, succ esSor TO
C. Dyer, Jr., Sole Prop ctor, Manufacturer,
Providence, II. I. For sale in Newport, by
Hazard s. Caswell, and r. J. Taylor (al2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

- Wendell Phillips denounced his
brother, Fred Douglass, at AN abolition
pic mic AT Framinghan Mass. last week,
when the gathering became indignant
and broke up in row.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
TRUTH MUST, AND WILL PREVAIL.

IL is truth, that the Mustang Liniment has
performed more cure, Of confirmed chronic -nd il.
famma,ory rheumatism, than any remedy ever be-
fore used for those painful affections. II is truth,
that no remedy ever before tried, has been so sue
cessiu in healing old sees, or ulcers in curing
scad head, cancers, erysipeas, tetter ringworm,
or any unnatural excressence, enlargement eruption
swelling or inflammation Of any description as the
Mustang Liniment II tisa truth that il is al effec-
tual and certain remedy for the piles, matter Of
how long standing and it is truth, that every body
are using il, aud all pronounce IL good.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
MORTlMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

lHl5 truly celebrated remedial preparstion, efIca
1 cious alike for each and every description q.
RnEuNATic COMPLAINTS, 10 alrrndy too well known
and esteemed throughout the United States, TO re-
quire any lengthy notice OF is paramount virtues.
IT ERADICATES this heretofore iucurable and dis.
lrrssinR disease from the s,si~m. and STANDS UN
RlVALLED IN riiE PHARMACY OF MEDI-
CINE.
Nc do not propose TO make unqualified state
mcnis or to force n nostrum before the public, but
simply to request those most Interested,
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
To procure from the Agent in their vicinity circr-
lar and not only read the t,stln ony of those WHO
have experienced lis Invaluable curative powe y,
bnt 10 write 10, call upon, the ronvslesctDts, SO
that the stafenlt nis may emanHte iIom the FouN
TAIN HEAD.-a conIse which will satisfy IRE most
incr-uu,ous and on. by which the reputation of the
RtNEDy Is certain Of being sustsned. Write also 10
the proprrtors, Who will accord every Information,
and furnish names Of undoubted character from ev-
cry section of the Union, numbering among them
some of the most eminent Ply scians, Clergy men,
Editors and prominent citizens, rendering the reib-
hy and efficacy Of the remedy beyond the r nch OF
doubt OF distIust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

81 The annual exhibition of the
Aquidneck Agricultural Society will be
held in MIddletow wn on the 7th and Slh
OF September; they are making arrange
ments for splendid display. Those
who intend 10 exhibit cattle or arli-
clcs at the Fair, are requested 10
give notice 10 the Committee immediate.
ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

ns-During the week ending the 18th
ins,., 1877 persons died oiytliow fever
~ New Orlcnns the resiilspce is or
the increase. IN al Lave left tic cit,
who could. Sadness, gloom and deco
alton MARKS the pI~es. II is difficult t.
Sud peisJns TO attend the sick aud bury
rhe d,sd ,'tll, I, 5. sms like DOOM
4t rte.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

HJThe numerous horrible murders
whish have been committed upon va.
rious railroads during the last few
weeks, calls loudly and most impera-
lively for some kind of Legislation, whirh
will prevent these shocking and unpar-
donabIe butcheries Of human iiie - OF
nDoilending men, Of innocent women
and OF helpless children. The papers
are constantly teemlng with tie details
OF thesc bloody occurrences, and wild
ows, herel men, and helpless children
are walling through the land, for those
nearest and dearest 10 them who have
been suddenly murdered 10y the reck
lesshess and wickedness oi railroad cor
pora,ions. The p blic mind is as,ound-
ed and Mortified, almost weekly by some
new affair Of the Mind, aud yet all il
apparently forgotten, except by ihose
who are thus made mou-ners, by the
time lac next wholesale murder is an
nouIced. We cun think of no sure way
10 prevent these collisions, except 10
require every company 10 put down
double tracks competent aud scientific
men should be appointed 10 examine
thoroughly all new roads, 10 see that
they are properly constructed, and that
u'r emhankmen,s arc securely guarded,
and thar oil connections by bridges over
rivers &c are made in the most dura-
lie and safe manner The officers Of
all companies should be- held responsi-
be lor all collisions, running off ihe
tracks &c and the penalty should be
imprisonment Tor ie. With some such
necessarily stringent measures rail road
companies would be cautious in their
operatI ns their roads would be prop
erIy y huilt aud conducted, ,and they would
place none bur the most competent, in
iellIgent and careful men on their trains.
II appears that the conductor of the Ux-
bridge train, at the late accident on the
Worcester road, was man totally unfit
for his osiiIon he was warned against
starting his train, and was told thai if
he did start, he would come in collision
Nth he regular up-train, - his reply
was, go It'll risk IL! lie uid risk
IL, and IN less THAI trO minutes from
the time lie made that bullying remark,
he ushered more than dozen innocent
human beings mo the presence Of their
Creator and Judge
These collisions have become so n"s
merous and are SO little noticed by the
law that people have become alarmed,
and one cannot travel upon railroad,
how without being kept in stale OF
constant nervous excitement and those
who have friends travelling, are in an
excited condition until they know of the
safe arrival OF those whom they love-
1t is time for the whole press oil The
country TO speak out in tones Of thunder
and demand, in tho name of ;hc public,
strong guards OF security.
Let Judges and Grand Jurors dis
charge their duty, and let the guilty be
brought to speedy punishmt Mt, and thus
teach those who are Responsible that
they shall suffer Tor these wholesale
murders as severely as does the mid
night ASSASSIN, when he secretly de-
prIves the unsuspec,ing waytarer Of his
lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

~ The thunder storm on Sunday
evening "as particularly severe al tho
North and Eas, OF Boston; the light
ni"g struck in 10 different places, killing
one lady and inIuring several other
prrso' much nama.e was done TO
animals, houses, barns, and other prop
erN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
THE AsOys HAVE ALSO FOR sALR
TIE GREAT Alternative.
MORTiMORE'S
BITTER CORDIAL
RIOOD PIlRIFlE.R


This invaluable remedy for every description OF
Nervous Affections aud for diseases Of the Livei and
Kidneys, has ohainet c popularity wherever intro
duteo, unprecedented In The history Of any other
medical preparation ever brought before the pub
lie.
Many Of our most eminent Ply sicinns have thor
ouehly tested iis merits and now prescribe IL as the
most effective ALTERATivs AND BLOOD PuRISiER
EVER KNOWN.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, hlpitaion Of the Heart
Night Sweats and affections Of the Lungs, will readi
ly yield 10 the influence Of this Inri,aled remedy -
Phi steal Derangements or Irregularities, especially
with Fem Ties producing Debility and prosiraton
by the use Of the
BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER
Which Is n vegetable spirit pleasant 10 take and
perfectly safe to be used In any aIate oi health even
by the most delicate female or child.
PRICE. 81 per bottle.
w. ". ALEXANDER 4 CO. Proprietors,
No. Barclay street, Astor House, New York.
HAZARD d. CASNELL Sole Agents fui N'w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

tU The d. aih. III New York on Sun.
day iiom -un stroke we're 100; in Brook.
lln, &6 "illiem.hure, 3 jersey Cry
8 Staten Island 4. TIE whole nun
bcr Of deaths hy i;is cause in 5 dave
amounts 10 22Oi nearly all foreigners.-
a eompOs Tor IA the Herald Office dropp
cd dead at his rase. There were a mum.
ber Of deaths from tho same eause IN
Boston ana other places thai day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

"We shall certainly have music
in abundance Il is week. The Germa-
nia Soiree Iansante takes place nj
Bellevue Hal this eveiing the
Concert Of the Hutchinson Family will
be given the sane evening at Ocean
Hall and Alfred JaelI will give ms
Concert at the Saloon Of The Ocean
House OH Saturday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
DYER,S
HEALING EMBROCAT

~ wv II u ~ loNs
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL Use
Since he fl st introduction of this truly valuable
and incompatible preparation il has ben com
slanly increasing in popularity, and has never
i,lled To give perfect satisfaction. ii ~ a per-
feet 'PAIN DESTROYER" and an in,alui-
hle remedy for RI1EU MATISM, CUTS,
WOUNDS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK
AND LIMBS, LU MBAGO, SORE THROAT,
BuPNS, SCALDS, SWELLlNGS, AGUE,
CRAMP, &c. &c.
For cuts and Wounds il is superior 10 any 9TH
er preparation. 1t will afford immediate relief
in Scahls or Burns, and for pains or weakne in
in any part Of the sy stem it will in very short
tne give rcliei.
For Internal Use it is the most valuable rene
dy for Cramp or Spasnodic Affections, Pain or
Soreness ~ the Side, Throat, Chest, or Stom"
ach, or for any internal Weak ness, caused by
fall or strain.
The Healing Embrocation has been long be-
fore the public and used with the greatest sue
cess in all parts Of the country. We do not hes.
itte to pronounce il superior TO any other prepa-
ration tor similar purposes, and If II does not
pussess all the virtues asc ibed to it, give pei
feet satisfaction IN every case, we are wiling at
any time TO refund the money.
lsJ-Re sure and get the genuine article, with
the name " Overs Healing Emb, ocaton -
stamped upon the bottle. For sale by Druggists
generally throughout the Union. All orders
must be addressed to
AUGUSTUS II. FIELD,
(Su"cessor to Charles Dyer, Jr.,)
Sole PRoPRIEroR AND MASUFAcTUREK,
No. "a Westminster Street,
Providence, RI
For sale in Newport by HAZARD & CAS-
WELL and r. J. TAYLOR. j3 is 3m
7 AIDES Riding Glover.-Oi English Beaver
IL and Doeskin: also French Kid Gloves with
cuffs Of patent leather, Tor sale by
il F. LAwTON & BROS.
NOiILE.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire
i int rest of James Lees in the Grocery Store
no. 2 y Banis,ers wharf. would respectfully give
Notice 70 his friends aud the public generally
that he will carry on the business, in his name,
at the old stand, where may always be found a
good and fresh assortment Of G,oceries.
i2t JOHN HARGRAvES.
CASH rApEK WAREHOUSE,
No II EXCHANGE ESTREET,-PKovIDENe
utNRY STABLES & CO., Offer for sale op
IL the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to- order, at short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bill, and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printing Paper. Of all Baeing Paper
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made 10 Shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper.
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
Tea Paper. Drugg'sls' Paper
Tailors' Pattern Pa Box Paper.
per. Straw aper.
Manila Paper. Dry Sheathing Pa
Colored Medium Pa. per.
per. Blotting Paper.
Grocers' Paper. Straw Board.
Tarrcd Sheathing Pa Hemp Board.
per. Envelopes.
Cotton Twine, Wick, and Batting
Also, highest cash price paid for Rogs, &c.
HENRY STAPLES 4 60
Dslyis No. II Exchange-u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

INVENTIONS. MR. EDITOR Having
accidentally come across the dafes o.
the following inventions, did not know
as could make better use OF them
than 10 pass them over to you, to Gil
some vacant corner III your paper
They may be Of some convenience TO
your readers for reference
Glass windows were first used in llSO
Chimnies in houses 1887
Lead pipes for conveying water, 1852
Tallow candles for lights, 1890
Spectacles invented by All lial-
ian, 1899
Paper fire, made from linen, 1902
Wooden cloth FIRST made in Eng
land, 1881
Ar, OF painting in oil color., l4lO
Printing invented l440
Watches made in Germany l477
Variation Of compass first notc-
ed 1910
Pins first used in England l543
Circulation OF human blood first
discovered by Harvey 1919
First newspaper published 1880
Fret ste AN engine invented 1919
Firs, fire engine invented 1868
First cotton planted in the United
States ,l769
Steam engine improved by Watts 1869
! Steam cotton NIL erected 1888
Stereotype printing invented in
/ Scotland 1855
Animal Magnetism discovered by
Mesmcr 1888
I Sabbath School established IN
Yorkshire, Eng. 1889
Electro Magnetic Telegraph IN.
vented by NJ rse n 1922
Daguerreotype process invent
ed 1889
S. TENsEY
Lewiston Falls July, 1853,
/ Lewiston Farmer and Mechanic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

THE MrscLgs. - According TO NJ.
Cabins, u French phvsiologist, the
muscles n the legs and arms lose their
power before those which support the
head and these last sooner than the
muscles which sustain The back ; aud he
illustrates ihls hy lie cas's OF persons
VIII s'cep on horseback, or while they
are stinding or walking. He concrives
that The sense OF sight sleeps fret then
the sense OF laeic next that oi hearing;
and lastly tha oi touch. He maintains
also. that The viscera til asleep one
ahsr another, and sleep with different,
degrees Oi soundncss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
A NEW, DELICIOUS
TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE 1,
AMBROSIAL MEAD!

THIS Excclent Compound is prepared from
the hest SPAsIsH SaRsAPARiLLA, wuhout it,
dark repusive appearance, being beautifully
transparent and enrlre, zee from all impurities.
Its qualities, a. beverage, a single trial will
give TIA p.c-eminence over au ot Ter preparations
bv its freedom from all noxious ingredients,
agreea blcnesr, ciaavor, and It's "exceedms cheap
ness"
e. A u TION
The Proprietors ofthis excellent preparation,
having spared no expense to bring II To perirc-
tion, would caution purchasers TO lmy noe but
but what has the FAC simi'e OF WILSON, FAIR.
BANK 4 co. on every bottle.
WILSON, FAIRBANK s. CO.,
l3 and Is HANOVER STnrET, BosTuN,
SOLE MAIUFACTURERS.
Sold by all Druggists and Grocers throughout
HAZARD s CASWELL. Wholesal. agents tor
Newport
J2S 2n d&w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18
SPECIAL. NOTIrE
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

MR.. LUCIEN OUDIN, u native Of Paris,
INl and graduate OF the University ofFrance,
continues to give instruction in French in this ci.
~ or al his residence, ~ Fair Street. Thank.
fol Tor the constant encouragement he has met
with, during these two years, he will. eplcavor
10 deserve the pui lic favor, and strive to render
hi' lessons more and more profitable 10 his sthol.
ars.
References
Rev. DR.. Cboule,, 3. y. Vernon, Esq,
Gov. Gibbs, Gov. Lawrence,
Dr. Dunn, m'. Gonlaud. Vice Cca.
". W Rhosd.'. Es1. SUI of Frame.
~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-18

PROFESSOR ALEX. e. BaRRY'5 TRlC0PH
EROUS or MehiCa,ed Cnmpt uni, for heautify Ing,
curling, preserving, restoring aud strengthening the
hair relieving diseases of the skins cuIng rheumatic
pains, aad healing external wounds. Bounded h, no
geograp phioal lines the reputation of Barrys icoph
erois peivdtes the Union. The sales Vi the article
of late years have increased in ratio that almost
Ceels belief Professor Barry, after II careful exam
inaton of his sales book, finds that the number of
bottles delivered TO order In quantities. Of from half
gross upwards. during the year 1859, was within
a tribe Of $4,000.
II is unnecessary TO present length the evidence
Of the wonderful properties Of the iicophtrous when
the public have furnished such an endorsement as
this The cheapness OF the article, and the expana
tons given of its chemical action upon the hair the
scalp, and in all Of superficial irritation, first
recommended II to the attention OF the people. Thus
was all that the Inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised itself The effects al the fluid exceeded
expectation. IL acted like charm. The ladies'
would not be without II. Country dealers in every
section of the United States, found they must have
II and thus was built up wholesale trade to an ex
tent hitherto unheard OF regards articles Of this
kind The highest point has not yet been reached,
AID IL Is believed the saes this year will be million
and a half ofbottlss.
Depot and manufaotory. No. 1877 Broadway, New
fo k. Retail price. twenty live cents large bottle.
Liberal discount Ia purchasers by the quantity
Sold by all the principal merchants and druggists
throughout the United States aud CinaGa, Mexico,
West Indies, Great Britain, France DC.
m23 X. }. TAYLOR, Agent for Newport.