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p DECOU g. CO., Franklin Clothing
liz Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap

ID DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing
H. Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
fastdious select and be suited. The facili
ties enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newest and richest styles Of goods. as fast as they
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets, afford
guarantee that we will be second to none in the
fashionable tasteful, and excellent character of our
goods. Included in our stock, will be found
Dress and Frock Coats of all colors and materials,
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants, of new and
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety.
In fact, every article required to complete the
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of business,
may be met with as above and all of which will
sell cheap the cheapest and warrant as good
the best. Therefore all who may be II want Of
'n f 1 10 W. % 1'A'A ''''' R. DECoU CO.
NOTICE.-C. W. FITZGERALD, of
IN Nottoway, having purchased the interest Of 8.
r EGGLESTON in the business ofEGGLESTON
from the It ss of
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the cid stand,
No Il Pearl street under the style and nrm OF EG
patronage of their friends w. P FTsd sfasa
J. A. EGGLESTON,
J. w. EGGLEsTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1854. fe 10
4 CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.,
N IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PEGTORAL In NE s, "
SHAPE-Bragg's CHERRY PECToKAL WA
FERS are pleasant and effectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lungs.
They contain the pure medicinal virtues OF the WIG
Cherry, SO generally known as remedy for paimo-
nary complaints The children cry for them There
fore, every mother should have box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch pet
ter medicine These are 1pss me snns you
bar = fe 6-d6m If
VALUABLE DOCK LOT FOR SALE.
Y The subscribers are authorised to sell that most
valuable Dock Lot situated the corner OF Cary snd
is,h streets 1t fronts A feet on Cary and Dosk ~
s sna on the isn mo. valuable building market
f'f E ls s-ss wholesale A' sssosDbIa 1rrEasoN
N1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD
iii NV The above reward for tho apprehension
sad in sss ey JAZZ U 2. scs She Is
about s.s E; e Sou e.. o. time
and may b easily spprshsndea y e. i'5 CHM
I77PGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y The crowded state Of on, Dspots rsndsrs L ne
snoa'. e n. GILL, Superintendent.
TO prevent the depot e aisnmond from ssiss 8
f.snsportafation frsm the country depotG II Il Il
removcd by the consgnee. within - hours after IL
slIi!si & Win smovsdby the Company and stores
CURING PRINTS.--40 cases now and
~ beautiful styles Of SPRING PRINTa Just -
s'1si is- -1s . w waiiAfDswoarH, ruaNER CO.
| pREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS. =
~ M Al a ch sfreef PhIjei Sirhia 80
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4 AMbEnT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No

IL NORTH CALVERT STREET. BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM,S HOTEL.-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
OF virginia being now IN violation Of law, and At
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders Of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchsse
Having been resident of Richmond for upvards 81
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deemsit almost
to give any further that all business cod
ed to him viii be promptly and properly attended 10
a Packages, single tickets and shares in all The
Marylan Lotteries for sale. -
= The printed official drawings sent to correspon-
dents by the first mail
TPrizes cashed ct tight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
no 2S-ifts Baltimere Nd.
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rxTh VERY IMPORTANT TO
St-ssezNlSs5z-~E MERCHANTS-Two opportunities
week between BALTIMORE and PHILADEL.
PHIA, per steamers BELVIDERE and POCAHON-
TAS-The BELVIDERE and the POCAHONTAS
leave Baltimore every Saturday and Wednesday af-
ternoon, at O'Clock. for Richmond Returning,
they leave Richmond for Baltimore, every Tuesday
and Saturday afternoon, at2 O'Clock.
LUDLAM & WATSON.
N. B.-These steamers connect at Baltimore with
the Philadelphia Ericsson steamers via the canals
that merchants and Others ship by this route, to
or from Philadelphia, on the most favorable terms.
he list
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0CK IOT FOR SALE.

VALUABLE DOCK LOT FOR SALE.
The subscribers are authorised to sell that moss
valuable Dock Lot situated at the corner q Ss ~
and on 18th st. 100 feet. 1t 10 justly regarded =
among the most valuable building iots now IN nsfAe'
fa 13-4t GOUOiH - ~ -z.s>S
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF DRY

IL GOODS! Intending to enlarge my store by
the latter part of this month"; it becomes imperative
to effect an immediate clearance of my present stock
within Is days. 1t consists of complete assortment
of such gooos are usually to be found in Dry
TICLES, the whole of which, having been recently
purchased in the best markets. will be offered such
low prices as to cause its immediate distribution. and
Some articles are particularly cheap, viz: ssss
White, black and colered Kid Gloves, for ladies',
SHE and for gents at 62c pair; white linen Hdkfs
IS cents dozen; imitation India Rubber Long Combs
at l6s cents Silk Undershrts at 81 and Cotton ones
at 81 cents Swiss and Cambria Bands, 10 cents Edg
ing and Inserting, ST cents yard lot of very 6ns
Carpet Bags, very cheap. ff;i
These goods will certainly be disposed OF very fast
therefore all in want would do web to call soon at
v. COHEN,S,
fe 6-2w1 Corner of Broad and Fifth str
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EOR HIRE-A Negro WOMAN, accus-
I toned to working on farm. Apply to
EDWD d. EACHO,
fel4 General Agent and Collector.
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TAILOR Y WILLIAMS. Aucts.
FULTON LOTS.-25 Building LOTS in
Of Feb u Il s auction On FRIDAY next 10th
lively. will be sold IS Building Lots in FnIt lespec
o. which are situated the principal streets and
This Will be favorable opportunity for tba.a ,v;h
ing to obtain lots in that rapidly improving section to
supply themselves. 'ss.Ao'1' "
TERMS One third cash, balance at and months
paid. TAYLOR WITJJaMS9 se y
~ Aucts.
CUSHIONED, unavoidably, to THURSDAY next
18th inst, at the same hour
fe 10 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
:, ADDITlONAL.-Will be added to the above six
building LOTS, on Williamsburg avenue, and beau
TRULY located for building purposes
fe 10 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.
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r ARGE SALE OF IMPORTED Sc
LGARS. IN BOND AT TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.
NORFOLK.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY. the
I'D instant, at the Custom House, Norfolk, geo
superior imported SEGARS, in bond, of different
brands.
TERMS OF Stakeholder 800, cash above that
amount 4 months for approved negotiable paper
fe lS-eotds w. B. SOREY, Auct
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Three unexpected vacancies in my School, on Sta
street, are open to the public. E1s
ia lets HIP. TAYLOR
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THERE are several estray COWS at my
L place. Fl. p. TAYLOR.

Having FEMALE TEACHER for our girls viii
give board and tuition to three little boys or
girls, at $3.50. HIP. TAYLOR.
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HAY.--A small lot superior Northern
Ii Hay, received per steamship Virgins, aud for
safe fs q rom 'ne wna'' yJ1No. w. WRIGHT 1 co.
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hR. A. G. HARDIN, botanic PHYsI-.
II CLAN, offers his services to the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity. He may be found at the Office Of
DR.. Robinson, on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets at all hours night and day, when not profess
sionally engaged. q sssss
Extracting Teeth only 25 cents.
l take pleasure in mending to my friends DR..
Hardin as Botanic Physician, who has studied me-
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma. \
ja 5-2m+ z. d. ROBINSON, M. d. ~
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the WOO

"OOD.-I offer Tor sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr.. John p. Reeve,
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with il. Through the
new have placed slate at their stores, where or
ders can be left, and which will be promptly attend
ed to.
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AUcxIoz kA1snn s.
KuTuRE DAN
81 DUNL0r: MONCU5E / "a
GARGO OF SUGAR AND mn 40
iz.t.at commencing It 10 0eioek, ~s xai sns i5th
wnsrf md wszshouse, ct Rocket14 he eafSe 81 =.
echx Hannah from Attakapaa With = Nc
I6o hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
LAP bbis prime Mclaases
50 bblA clarified sussr
40 bbls Whiskev
ereS;s xx h 500, cash; over el0o months
r. ~ ~ epptoved negotiable paper.
IS Saae ynf flS rss.sd . westher.
- = :. DUNLOP. M0NCURE co, Aucs.
BIZ 3. G q. HILL.
HOUSE SERVANT AND OSTTER
Non TN SALE.-WiH Be aola h. :. TE5Tc
~ at loo'clock valuable Hou.e sarv.nt
feI5-It Nna
By THOMAS W. KFFsEF
OFFICE WITH G. ). SUMNER, NO. 20 PAN e.
TRUSTEES SALE.-HorsEHoT r.
T,o,, AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At Arc.
nnioN-By virtue of Deed Of Trust exs.,..s "
e. Inonas Johnson to the undermined - Tr,.t.J
a. purposes therein specified be airing date th o.
Of 81. H 4Sos, and recorded in the Clerks Once
.hal on WEDNEsDAY the I'D s inst ~ rlncssS
sa;d uonc suction, for cash, at the residence az
IA yonnson north side of Broad street hetresn
n 1aIn streets all his Household ana Kitchen
npch a. nj. consisting of the usual VARIETY or so
nfions OF said Deed of Truss. van 'he fequi-
Sale condn... JAMES B. DUPUY, Trustee.
THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct.
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EOR SALE-2l1 acres of LAND, ten
IL miles below Richmond, on White Oak Swamp,
adjoining the lands of Sarah Hcbson, Williamson AL
len and others The above land has comfortable
dwelling and necessary out-houses. Seventy-hve
acre cleared land; the balance In timber Any per-
subscriber. Il. J.GAhTEh, s
Three doors below the Old Market franklin ST.
At John A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store
fe 4-2W 80
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Curing PRINTS.-40 cases new an,
- beautiful styles Of SPRING PRINTa just n
es Z is- .ls '0' w WA6swoRrH TUNER co.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold in
~ front of thr City Hall, on FRIDAY the nth in.
sant at II O'clock A. NJ, the life estate of Mrs. Re-
becca Branch in a negro slave, Ben, levied under
executions in favor of Winston and ais vs. Austin
and ais. P. P WINSTON D. s.
fe 14-tds For Thos w. boswell s. C. r.
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InWNER WANTED-FOr one Box and
" one Bundle received per steamer City of Rich
| mond from Philadelphia, marked Richard w. Heath,
Richmond, care of Allen Paxon, New York.
| R. RANKIN,
| fe 10 Agent u. 8. 8. Co.
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M ANTE d. wish to hire No.
w Cook, Washer and Ironer, without encum-
brance. She must come well recommended.
EDWD. D. EACHO,
fe8 General Agent and Collector,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR
BOSTON, TAUNTON NEW BEDFORD.
1854

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR
BOSTON, TAUNTON &NEW BEDFORD.
WORCESTER. ALBANY, NEW YORK
& BLOOMINGTON,
To CONVINCE MONDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1854.
e THE steamer PERRY, Capt.
&c. Woolsev, will run betweea New
port and Providence. (connecti, 6 twice a day
with the cars for the above named plnces) leav.
ing Newpor, for Providence av5 u. m. and eav.
ing Providence Tor Newport at 2 a. m. and 6 p.
IN. daily (Sundays excepted.)
Newport and Boston, via Boston and Providence
Railroad.
Passengers by taking the Steamer Perry, at
Newport at 8 a. IN. will arrive IN Boston ut 9.l6
Il. NJ.
port at 10. 45 "A. m. Leaving Newport ut I 3-4
p. m, arrive at Boston at 6 p. m. Leaving
Boston at 4 p. m. arrive at Newport AT 7 LAS p. IN.
Passengers for Taunton and New Bedford
take these trains.
Newport, Worcester, and Albany, via Provi-
dence and Worcester and Western Railroads
Passengers leaving Newport nj 5a. m. con-
meet ut Worcester with the Express train for
New York and Albany, arriving At either place
the same afternoon. or by leaving New York and
Albany in the morning, may arrive at Newport
the same evening.
Passengers leaving Newport ut ! S.4 p. m.
arrive at Worcester with the Accom- odatIop
train for Springfield
Newport, Ston,n gton, New London, Norwich
and Hartford, via Providence and Stonlngton
Railroad, &c.
Passengers leaving Newport at 8 a. IN. take
the accommodations train at Providence for Ston-
ington and the other above named places at 7.20
a. N.
Passengers aud their baggage transported free
of charge between the boat and cars at Proyi-
deuce.
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Tk.oIog,c1l SepAnariss, Scientific and Distinguish
. 81 sbhe Men and in fact. by all classes ia the
sconnunity, Among others ii Is recommended by
Rev. Dr. Lyman BEEcHER, late President Of
Lane Theological Semi,ary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. d.. LEONARD Woons. Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
MAS. Hon. DASiEL p. TnompsoN, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author Of "Grcen Mountain
Boys.""L ok Amsden," &C., Montpelier, Vi;
N. F. WILLIAMS, E-q, formerly Collector Of
the pnr, Of Baltimore, sd. Rev .~JosEPHILrcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; b. G. FERNALD, Portland,
,kMe., and many others.
In connection with our old 80 cert article, We
now put up a 81 size, IN large square bottles "1fh
,,ch easmeled blue ,vroppas, gih directions, and
fac si~ile Of WIN. Jon'n Cutler, containing nearly
.Josr times the quantity OF the smaller size.
Besars Of Connterfats and limitations -
Enanir, for the article 10y it's WHOLE NAME,
.VEGErABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
CsuHtry Merchants generally. Price, large size,
$500; small size, 81 cents.
For sale in Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELL.
iy12 On
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,Court Of Probate Of the town of New Shorcham.
' May 10Th, 1854. An instrument Of writing,
pnrpor'ing to be the last Will and Testament Of
RlVO PAINE, late Of said town decreased, is
presented for probate; aud request IN writing is
mads by John X Paine, son Of said deceased,
that he may be appointed Administrator, with
the Will annexed, OF the estate Of sad deceased,
(the Executrix aud Executor being both dsceas-
ed;) and said Will and request are received and
severa'ly referred to the oh Of jane, 1854, at
one O'Clock, T.. NJ. at the House Of raid John
Il. Paine; and it is ordered that notice thereof be
ypublished o..ce a week for three successive ,ySeAs
On the Herald Of the Times, Newport, X. l..
is J. =. PECKHAM, p e
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S Hlarinc 5ntelliacnce. sSKs4
PORT OF NEWPORT.
RRIVED

ARRIVED
Schr, Anna v Willis, Under wood, F River,
N Y; Buenz Vista, Potter, Prov. Orient, John
Bowman, Taylor, Prov, Phila; Franklin, Dem
ming. Prov, Jersey City; Pearl, Tard. + River,
Y; SloopJ d Fish, Davis, + River, N "
Charles, Sturgis, Prov, N Y; James Benuett,
Chace, Prov, N London; Lyme, Mack, FRiser,
Lyme.
Sloop Mary, Mack, F River, Lyme.
MONDAY, June IL.
Schr. sam Lewis, Lloyd, Phila.
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Y A. BINiNGER B. CO.,

NoAANL'
~ A.. BINtNGER b CO.,
o( New York .having constituted Messrs. NEW
TON RRQrhkkS, Of Newport, agents for
sach articles ~ they impor, ana deal in, are now
prepared ~ aolIct from their friends and the
public, order. through these gon,lemsn. The
frequency aud rapidity Of Intercourse between
the two cities, will en- 'bie them to execute Or,
ders with certainty and despatch. No eaars
viii be spared 10 do iui justice to all orders thus
entrusted to their care. They import and pre-
serve under Custom iiouse lock, the Brandies
oftne NOS, distinguished house. in Cognac, viz:
Otard, Dupuv & Co., Hennessy. Pinet & Castil-
Ion, Marett, Sc. They are also sole agents and
importers Of the Chasselles dor Cognac in
casks, demiiohns and i,ottles,-a very choice
brandy, free from Alcoholic taste and impuri.
ties, very delicate and tuity in flavor, and de-
signed to be always uniform in quality and
character. They nre sole importers Of c.. H..
Mumm & Co.'S champagne Wines, and are
always supplied with the finest qualities OF
Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port. Claret,
Hook and Burgundy Wines ; Liquors and Cor
dials, Scotch Ale, London Porter, Havana Sc
CARS, Pickles, Preserves and De.icacies-being
a complete assortment Of choice and rare arti-
cles Of Iuxury. They invite the special atten
ton Of urchasers to examiue their catalogue at
the store Of NEWTON BROTHERS,
who will promptly attend to their wishes.
New York, May ~, 1854. m26
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THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY Tor all
K
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ce. during u period Of
TWENTN-SEVEN YEARS,
by Eminent Physicians, Ctr-
rvn,en. Professors ofCoHeces,
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200 sets elegant SILVER TEA-SPooNs9 1880 90
so s.ts " " DESSERT I" IL 800 o.
25 sets 4" TABLE, Spoons 10 $50 10
s.o orFuS, at 50 cts. 10000 90
W. NJ IS o,.' 500 90
IS. 0D0 elegant STEEL ENoaAvIsGs, at 25 cts. e,75OOO
5000 Finely engraved PocKEr MAPS OF
THE CITy'oF Nsw YoRk, l4,l2775
81 ,O69 Porte Monnaies, AZ 25 cs 7,7T2 -
A Loan for 100 Years, without interest, or
security, Of Cash. lo'uoo W.
IL is confidently believed that the tickets Will nl
he sold and the property will be distributed by the
first OF June.
The property will be placed in the hands ofa Com
mittee appointed by the ticket holders, tn be disirib-
nIed in a perfectly fair and satisfactory manner to all
concerned.
The price oftickets is : each, emitting the hol-
der to four admissions TO the Exhibition, and one OF
the 800, 900 gifts.
All orders for tickets must be addressed, post-paid,
with the money enclosed, to Prof. j. Woodman
Hart, Nos. 377 aud 379 Broadway WORLDS
HALL, New-York, and the tickets will be promptly
forwarded to any part OF the world.
ANY information relative to the property may be
obtained at the Office of the WORLDS HALL, orc
F. J visscher & Co, No. 80 Nassan-st, New-fork.
NIL SIN
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
IiNsu RANCE COMPANY,

-
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PsovtpgNoE,R L.
once Ia Franklin House, corner Of South Main an
College streets.
Insure agsins Fire and Marine RISKS on ~ fyoIa
BILE terms ~ other Stock Companies.
Capital iOO, OUO.
This Company affords The sanie security ~ othe.
Stock Companies with the additional a~dvsningel To
the Insured Of sharing equally with The Stockholders
IN the YETI E~srniugs Of the business, withou' Any ifs
bility 70 sssc.sment
DIRECTORS
Thomas Hardness. Amos Y. Beckwith,
Crray TAI, Hem, Lippip,
T,upan Ieckwilh Hoses Bsilou, IT,,
Tho mas J. stead, Henry q. Malhewsn
William A Robtnsos James q. hntbonY,
James Y smith, John n MHs"h,
A n. pll.. Daniel Day,
billings Bgr tow, Edward Iearte,
Chsrle. n. pabney, George W. chrrip,
Charles H. Fisher, william =. kins,
Cyrus Tah, Joseph carpenter,
Germs A. Manchester. Seth Psdeliord,
Earl Y. Mason.
THONAs HAitKNEss, President.
Ggn. q. ARscLD, sccry.
Application per mail Tor Insursnte 10 ,his Comps
ny will receive prompt s,tention.
rs dAw IL
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Die0.

In this city, on the 7th inst. suddenly, Mr..
George Jackil, a native Of Plymouth, England,
about Is years Of age. New York papers please
copy.
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JNITED STATES HOTEL

A. B. COPELAND,
Thames Street, NEwPLRT, RI.
nayl4 tf
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Fon the rapid CNre OF
COUGHS. COLDS. n0MSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPiNG- COUGH,
GROUP. ASTHMA. AND
C0NSG MPTl0N.

THrs remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures of every variety OF pulmonary disease,
that it 10 entirely unnecessary to recount the evi-
denoes of its virtues IN any community where 1t
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness,, and so numerous the cases OF It's cures,
THAI almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from ALARMING and, even desperate diseases OF the
lungs BY it's use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
10 employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
TO our clirao Be. &n& not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, bat for the milder varieties
Of Coils, CouGHs, uoaRsfNRss, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it IL the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section. we need not do more than assure tho
people its quality is kept up to- the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine asleIe is sold by
II ARD & CASwEil., and X JTAYLOR.
NEWPOKT.
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A SURE and Pleasant heme'Tv for CoLp.,.
n CouGHs, GROUP, W~HooPisG-C"UGs,
Asthma, aud If lungs sufficient aye lei, To sustain
life, a CERTAIN CUREi roR ConsUMr1i"N !!
SAT- i"r the Infant 81 the Invalid, IN ANY st'a"
II weakness.
Tar. GREAT REMEDY - ~ last discover
ed, Consumption can he Gu Ell AMI Coughs
aud Colds, the parents of that fell d'srasr that 81
often brings woe 10 the homes oi oar lai"t, vanish,
s< ifhN ugts.c, before this ~sOyLRtIGN HEufDY.
1kiG is III VIII a. ats 80 long been sought ior,
and u ~ fall fiiih offered 10 The public ~ = rrt-.
tiin ogre Tor Coughs, Colts, Wh""pins C"uIn,
Cro,y, Asthma, aud Cnu-unpiion, aud viii III
ANY cise where lungs sdU,grri ,Ir lrit 10 sustain.
III. check the ulcrrl ,tCu aui tiisc the patieu, tn
hG,ith. This is not an Idle uDasi, nor In this
remedy sent Into the market without II thorough.
trial, hut ht. proved beyond a doubt that what
has been asserted CAN BE DONEt
N. Is BEWARE or C~oUsTERFEtg, and
ohacrvc the following promissory Mute, wub thu
fic similc signature Of the proprietor on every,
genuine box
"($OOO5l On demand I promise to p,, To-.
the bearer FIVE MILLS Coz v,lur received.
WILLIAM DEFINES
Certificates oil cures Ia lie relied op, in.,d "a.
,h- circulars lrt with the ArnhL i"t all the
adllclca toy ii faithiully. SoL4ly D,usgisis Amt
Dealers generally.
Ifthe lo.rnpe is dissolved, and ah-nrh. ihr
usar in uticp il "a p,ckod, the virtue Is ,ici1
Vet, and lrttrr ta,n ever, save The lUpks. Sia
FlE LW PowEUEuL. 1r, ItL'nly.
The discovery oi this great remedy, al"p"' 'rr,
years since, was almost u miracle, aud tie Layur
Il rec, i've. where iuir,rluc,"i aud the almost uL..
raralkled lcinaipl sho'y swulh.
Also sold b, all Meji.ine Ibualcrs throughout
the courry.
Only p Cts. per B,,x--Eiye RoScS 6r 81.
y. ID. FULLER CD, General Agents. M. q
fremont Trwpb, BosroS.
The Depot tr Dr. iiibiwrd's VIII Cherry
Bittersi DR.. h,bisu.i's Pills aud Ci,csss,ar
BALM;
Eowler's q Macarouick" GlJe cure fnr Pu.rs;
Hapkee Extract ior t,r, puni or grear;
Dr. Cornell's pain ENsilrr;
Hcrrick n Co'as. Z Piusi, ilerr,ck 4 Co.'S
Phsi.ts;
Callup's Btier RpGi syr up Tor Dsarrhoa; also
a large var ety Of Popular M~edici,ss-sold cheap.
for cash OF approved credit.
For sale in Ncvpuri by Il. i. Taylor and Has
ard h Csswel. Avg 20 ly dav,