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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-07

HoRsr EXHIBITION New England Exhibition and
Pair for Horses win take place at Brattleboro Vermont
the 17th 18TH and 10Th Of this month liberal List
Of premiums will be offered for fancy horses and horses
Of all work. including fast otng horses for which there
will be sweepstakes Of three hundred dollars This win
be fair opportunity for obtaining breeders Of that uns
qualled road stock, the Morgan horse
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-07

MS uuty, deserves 10 pc c0mmem0rateu
general and easy imitation That parsonage, indeed
of the earliest graduates Of this University and the
first whom it conferred the degree Of Doctor of D
vnity, by his admirable life, is model which rising
generations may study for excellence in pety and morals
as well Us politics and general department. Religious
but bgot intolerant, there pope in his boz
puritanism in his prejudice earnest and devou
as clergyman, cheerful and polite gentleman,
vvia social censorious of rational recreatons
intrudng upon domestic independence punctua in the
performance of all duties whether to preach or to VOTE
to visit the sick needy, to attend public meeting;
learned without TIE least parade of erudon Bishop
White lived contented at his city birthplace without
ever wandering from home for health to kill time
never sgnalized by any thing striking or brilliant but
thoegh mild yet explicit brave, and dauntless habtu
ally right and unexceptonable TILL after surviving
hundred yearsupwards of ghty-eghtthroughl large
parts Of two memorable centuries, stainless life pro-
tracted through happy old age closed with serene DEATH
Although such felicitous temperament was no doubt
partly constitutional blessed with genius for recttude
moderation temperance, and content yet much what
selcontro may accomplish and the whole animated
by natural patriotism which always sided with his coun-
try Especially its discipline that reverend prelate
and genuine republican felt it his duty to attend those
often disagreeabe and sometimes disgusting ordeas Of
politics, the primary elections, the prnepcum ct ores Of
our Government
At such turbd, sometimes fetd, pools Of political dis
ncton heirs apparent Of the proudest British dukedoms
mixing without hesitation with their coarsest country
men, inhale the chleroform 81 liberty and equality Too
many Of our half educated and underlined republicans,
forgetting the wise Bacons maxim that dignes be
sought through ndgnitie shrink from the dreaded
tamnation. The fault is theirs not that of universal
suffrage. Nor have such dainty deserters Of primary
duty any right TO complain that all such are excluded
from share in public affairs and elections gnobly
aged.
Universal education universal suffrage universal reli.
gous toerston and universal continental confederation
on an original SOIL exuberant temperate and secluded
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-10-07


the single town Of Boston, and altogether eight differ
emit periods from that town. the whole State Of Penn
sylvanas six four Of whom four different Administra-
tons took from less than and the Phi
ladephia; while no President only Vice President
Secretary of State and analogous paucy of Gil Fe
dera dgnites have been the lot Of this sesacrifcing
State.
As voltaire says that Roman Catholics and ouakers
the religious persuasons most alike, by reason that
extremes meet, So individual and multudinous the two
extremes Of arbitrary sovereignty have in their SINH
lar apprehensions Of large cities Depoc and dissolute
kings OF France to avoid the populace removed their
seat of government from Paris to the small Of Yer
saes The sovereign people of Pennsylvania to escape
opposite urbane influence removed theirs from Pha
delpha to small country town. The French removed
proved stride the royal road of reform ruin Ire
mendous revolution followed which, after sixty years of
awful commissions is not yet over except that the royal
reformers by removals put down forever What the
reforming removal may lead vet among
the undivulged mysteries Of progress But already egs
aton has ensued whose chief and ordinary function
destroy all equality of transaction and of property by
surrepously incorporating almost every body for al
most any thing. Suborned by extraneous, clandestne
ADD increasing conventions of managers neither educated
nor wealthy but needy and greedy neriopers Legsla
lures elected by the people reduced to imperiun
nperio, pravum mpeum in imperio urpitudns, and in
fuenced by emissaries from Philadelphia, Baltimore
New York. Boston, Washington, and perhaps London as
no Legislature probably would could be at any
refined intelligence large supervision and checked by
the class Of respectable citizens Of all parties who repre-
scented both the city and county Of Philadelphia when the
Legislature sat in Philadelphia Removal hence, instead
Of the desirable reform which should give the rurcost
and yeomany population authority to curb control and
chastise turbulent city connections and combined city
wealth, or its counterfets, has produced emf
nent farmer scientific mechanic with perhaps
ception, Governors Of Pennsylvania Scholars, col
legians farmers and mechanics have been all alike
cuded, while village lawyers, the class to whom Burke
ascrbes the French revolution have egslated for this
State and Of late years imputaons, general be
published in all journals, and indeed in Legislative
proceedings, denounce the venaty Of legislators and
Governors that their chief occupations are
said TO be not TO make laws, but make money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

4 SURE and Pleasant hemedy for Colds,
n CoUGBs, CRorP, WHooPING-CoUoH,
Asthma and if lungs sufficient are left to sustain
life, CERTAIN CURE FOR CossUmPTIoS
Safe Tor the Infant or the Invalid, in any stage
otwcakncss.
THE GREAT REMEDY is at las, discover
ed, Consumption can be cured |! and Coaghs
and Colds the parents Of that fell disease that 40
often brings woe 10 the homes Of our land. vapish
AS fby magic, before this SOVEREIGN REMEDy.
This is tht which has 40 long been sought for,
and Is in full faith offered 10 the public as GER
tain cure for Coughs, c. ID Whooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption. and will in
any case where lungs sufficient aIe left To sustain
lie check the liberation and raise the patieD, To
health. This - not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the market without u thorough
trial, hut has proved beyond n doubt that what
has been asserted CAN BE DOSE
N. BEWARE OF coUsTERFEITs, and
observe the following Promissory Mute, with the
fac simile signature Of the proprietor ON every
genuine hox
"($0OO5l On demand I promise to pay To
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEViNES."
Certificates OF cures To he relied on, found in
the circulars left with the A ,ents. Let all the
afflicted try it faithfully. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers generally
Ifthe Lonenge is dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar III WEIGH " Is ptchou, uc VVWe ~ thete
yet, and better than ever, save the looks. SIM
PIE hut POWERFUL. Try It fairly.
The discovery Of this great remedy, about two
years since, was almost a miracle, and the favor
II receives where introduced aud the almost un-
paraeled demand, show s. worth.
Also sold by all MediG,ne Dealers throughout
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
s. ID. FULLER & CD, General Agents, No.
fremont Temple, BosToS.
The Depot for DR.. Hibbard's Will Cherry
Bitters; DR.. HIbbaid's Pills aud Circassian
Balm;
Fowler's "Macaronick" sure cure for PILES;
Yankee Extract, Tor tar, paint or grease;
Dr. Cornel's Pain Expeer;
Herrick s. Co.'S ). q. Pills; Herr,ck & Co.'S
Plasters;
Gallup's Brer Root Syrup for Diarrhoea; also
! n large variety of Popular Medcines--sod cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Newport by X. J. Taylor and iIaz-
! ard & Caswell. Aug 20 ly daV.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
TARRANT,s PREPARATIONS.

ITO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
I The Public. The ati, ntion Of the Medical
Profession mud Public is invited to the follow
ing preparation
TARRANT's ErFERvEsCENTs sELTZER
APERIENT.
prepared On an entirely new principle, from
late and accurate ANALYST. Of the celebrated
SELTZkR SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy, economy, and port,bil,tv,
with such AL ltions and improvements as will "
found materially TO increase it's efficacy.
This much esteemed and highly valuable rI.-
paration will not fail To enectuaily remove ID, 81
pepsia or Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Mead.
ache, Heartburn, Acidity "f ,he Storrarh. Co.'S
tiveness, tiout, Khcunatism, I.,ss nf appetite.
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea m Vomiting,
Affections OF the Liver, Sc. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
FAMILY MEDICINE.
r ARRANT'S CORDIiL ELIXIR OF TUR
KCy UIIITpARn

Takes its place as the hest remedy inr dyspepsia
ind ge-trn ot tn" present day; and. Tor lts ei-
fcacy anL safety deserves the name ofbeing in
truth "a Family Med cine. those who suffer
from excessive f,tigu', mental anxiety, ar intel
lecr~Al application al whatever kind, viii fin. it
to b.. medicine dextremc value. IL is partic-
u'arly recommended to those suffering from Bill
iiou, and Nervous Headache, Diarrhra, Com
stipa,ion, FItu,encv, Indigestion, Sumner Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, &c, rs the Utmost re-
lance can he placed on Il, both as to its innocent
nature aud hlghIy curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

Al susE ReMppy roR GaAY HAIR AND
BALprI. Professor Woods Hair Restora-
tive will positively restore gray hair to its orisi.
nal color produce a luxuriant grswih on bald
heads; prevent the hair from falling on. and
cleanse the scalp of dsndruH, and impars a soft
and glossy appearance 20 the hsir.
CARLYLI, ~. June 27, 1888.
have used Professor q. J. wood's Hair Res.
toraiive, and have admired lie wonderful effect,
My hair was becoming, ne I thought, premature
" gray, bot NY the nee Of HE "Res,oraiive," u
has resumed its original color, and I have no
doubt, permanently 90.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Es.senaiyr United States.
ro, wle by n. J. TAYLOR.
nI2s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
CARPETINGS.

U LAwrON & BROTHERS, ~ Thames
L ST ARE INV receiving their Spring supply
Of Csrpetings, and invite the attention Of ptir.
chasers to their assortment Of Brussels, Velvet,
pets, together with Floor and Gil Cisths 4
Carton Mat,iug,, all Of which are offered n, ,hs
lowest prices. Carpets made and pm down a'
short notice. mlo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
TARRAN1'SINDEI.IBLE INK.

A superior articl", warranted ny the proprie-
tor, and acknow lodged by all who have tested il
TO be the best article OF the kind now in use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
SAVED IRON ilEATII.


Testimony vf Mr.. Nathan Mathews, a highly
respectable aud wealthy cilil"n u Newark, n j.
In &. w. ilALser ;-i believe your Forest
Wine and Pills have been the means of saving my
life. When commenced taking them ! laid At tbs
point Of death, with Dropsy, Piles, and Asthma
My physicians had given me over as past cnre and
my family had lost all hopes Of my recovery
While in tbs DIRE sJfli situation, your Forest Wine
and Pills were procured fir me, and before had
finished the first bottle Of the Wine and box q
Pills experienced great relief my body and
limbs, which were greatly swollen, became srnsi-
bly, reduced. Hopes Of my recover, began now 10
revive, aud alter continuing the Use Of your med-
cines for aboni month, the Files and Asthma were
completely cur.d. The Dropsy, with which my
life WAS placed in such great danger, was also
nearly gone I have continued the use Of you
medicines until the present time, aud now enjoy
as perfect rtlth ms ever did In my lf-, although
] nm more than sixty ears OF age.
Yours, Respectfully,
Newark n. j., Dec. 49, 1917 N. MATHEWS.
GREAT CURE of LIVER COMPLAINT OF
TEN YEARS STANDING.
New York, Jan. 9Th, 1913.
DR. HALsEy, Dear Sir Having taken your For
est Wine and Pills to remove n disease of the
Liver from which have suffered severely for up.
wards of ten year. and having adhered closely to
the directions winch accompany the medicines,
have recovered my health notwithstanding all who
knewm thought NV case incurable Previous TO
taking the Wine and Pills, l had recourse 10 the
best medical treatment, but continued to grow
worse TO M alarming degree. Some Of my friends
spoke desparngiy Oi my ehse, and tried To persuade
me rom making use oi any adVrr'iseu Ienedies
anu uonpt nov, ou' wna' '.eIe are hu'oi Gus "no
mo ulssuauen Ten .nhhng yoni e'eeie' ne''il res,
m consequence oi "o uecsP'"" n,o ihem'"'y vi
many advertised ren'edirs put "T'h ny nphmcipieu
men, ia flaming advertisements But what = pity
IL is that the deception used by others, should he
tue means OF dissuhuihR binhN '1oorhe "hoef onem
es ron making tri.l nnd ne'hg cur'o W your eh-
oenen' femedles bumahy sposA,hs 'h-y nave
saved my Ito when ! commenced making use Of
'hem, WAS VI wretoheu oonn'uon, p"t peeah 70
experience thelr good enee's W less man .nr's
aays ahr IN sii weeks rom 'ne 'lhs % pu,chsseu
,hc feinede' To the great surprise oi all my t,ehos
! was enireiy cured, aid nnu increased Ii'esn
pounds IN weight, hnvin: taxing Que oot OF .hs
rus, anu Two bottles oi the VINE Wopla 10 eou
III" every poor suhetef wohd hVah hi"se' oi "s
same remedies Aours, &c
JAMES "iLooN'
NERVOUS DISORDERS
Ar. di..,... nj m. mimi a. v.,l s.. N, the holy ara
n.n liz h,o,,h, a n. ,,n,hI.. 80 .s,;c,,,n ,,J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.
n GspERAL AssEssLv.

January Sess'on, ~ ID. Ib5S.
Upon the petition Of Rufus u. kinslcy, Tim
u o,hy Coggeshall and others, Tor the Charter
Of the "Aquidneck BANK
Voted and resol,ed, ,ha, the said petition and
the accompanying bill I've coniioued 10 the next
Ma, session ofihis General Assembly, and that
the petitioner. eause notice Of the pendency
thereof to be given. nv causing copy ofthis vote
20 he published for three ~eek ssccessivsly N
one or more st the Newport papers, the lar'
publication 10 be- made thirty days st least before
the frs, Wednesday in May nesi.
Atue copy, sttest,
MI ~ \. POTTbk, Ses!.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
FIRE & NJ MARINE INSURANCE.

THE sub.crb,r is prepared to enec, insurance
/ on the following offices, Mt short notice -
Atlantic +. & NJ. Ins. Co., Providence, Stock
Capital. 10000.
Washington Fire ins. Co, Providence, Stock
Capital, 2O0, 900.
Pawtucket Mutual
Worcester Mutual
and other reliable stock and Mutual Insurance
Companies.
With "A united cash Capital Of $500 ,00C, and
an Available Capital Of over 81 900 600.
Applications left with Benz. J. TIilcy, l2S
Thames ST, Newport, or forwarded to the Office.
80 Westminster ST., over State Bank, Provi-
dence, Il. l., Will m,e, with pronpt attention,
aud npon the mos, favorable terms
u2 Ban pd w. l.. WA rSON, Agt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
AoUIDNECK HOUSE.
(LArE nv RRAS HousS.)

- kewpoVt, X. I. d.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs he
friends and ths public generosity sins ~ has rss.
chased the above well known esmbIshnrats and
having thoroughly renovated and '~pp'rd Il ~nh
provcm.n,s, lit viii he ov'enrd for the seeepsi~~
of v,.,ors on the 18th oeApril. il 10 coare.
nien,ly located, and us uiry and pleasant s'ssss
tion Is not surpassed by any other house In town.
The subscriber intends 10 nuke II one of the
beM aud most fashionable resorts Er The travel
ling public, TO be kept open through the year fos
steady ana iransien, Loasdep. People whining
Newp II Tor pleasure or lmsiness, will find this
IIouse onvcnicnt, :. III seasons cf the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne. orr. r. T. April Is, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

DICII and Elcgan, Vest Patterns; also Broad
lO Cloth and Satin Embroidered Vest Pat
terms, which will be Manufactured to order in
a superior manner.
United States Clothing Store,
al 2 d ,ors North Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

1l00 ibs fr,ne Southern Epson Salt,, ut
lOOO larded and Cor sale ly the barrel % in
smaller lots; by
HAZtR & kSWEIl,
Apothecarics' Hall, and Hall " Pharmacy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

NEW PAPER HANGINGS. CORNELL
~ DENNIS have just opened beautiful
assortment Of Papc. Hansiny', which are offered
at very low prices. milo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
COPARTNERSIIIP.

COPARTNERSilIP.
IN and after April 81, the Baking establish.
" ment Of I. >. Boss, POS Tb,mc. street,
will be conducted by
. BOSS & DAVIS,
Bread and crackers Of the best quality, whole
sale and retail, n, the lowest rates. Families
who have b.en in the habit of purchasing ot Mr..
Boss, it is hoped will continue TO pa,ronizc the
establishment.
. a3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

NOTICE.-rhsc VIII, wish To take the Gas
~ and who have not hal their buildings fitted,
or those who have the 'tngs ready rnd I'VE no
meter, will have the sam, supplied by leaving
their ordars with the Superintendent, at No
IA Thames Street.
a3l GEO H. NORMAN, Su'pt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

EREJH TEAS Extra bne Hyson, Fine and
T. Extra fine Young Hy'on, Fire Gun-powder,
Fine and Extra fne O"loog, Fine SOucbong
Esri f,e English breakfast just received at
% Broad street.
milo CONNELL x DkNNts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

UNITED STATES AND FOREfGN
PATENT AGENCY.
No. 80 State Ssrcsts bosTors
CAMUEL COOPER, (ase Chaef Examiner
y ia the Uure4 5ixtes pstsM Once y proeures
Patents in this msd Foveign Countries.
RGvExEKcEs The 1ndersisned Principal
ssd AssIss,o, Examiners IN the Unnei Sl.tes
Patent Office. have kr several yeWs besn well
acquainted viii, Nv, saHstef Cooper, lsteiy =
Principal Exanriner IN siJ,s oficej md take
pleasure IN stating TINT he s gentleman of tho
highest mnsl cl,srsctcr, ~ uWp'esrioned know
ledge IN the business ash practice Of the Office |.
and tl,N his scientific s;t ;tumrs.irs are such ~
sminenily fl him for ,b; busi,xss IN which he Is
about to engage.
HENRY Is. RLFwIck, r. II. PeAEE'
l.. y. GALE, THos. ~. EvHhLTH
J. ii. LANE, y. .. Ssi7H,
VIZ. G. LAr6pos,
PRINCIPAL Ex ,miners. Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate oi'cial
relations with Mr. Cooper, fully and heartily
concur in the f'regoing recommendation made
by my h,te colleagues. -
WM. Pm. FITZGERALD,
Iate Principal Examiner oi Patents.
Boston. Dec. 81, 1853. Jolly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPARIA

CUBEBS AND COPABIA.
Sanctioned by popular opinion aud high author
itv of the most distinguished o the meuical fac
ul,y, it offers to tce afflicted a remedy, whose
success has in every instance supported its de-
served reputation. Being CONVENIENT and agree
able in IT'S usc, experience has proved that i re-
tins in every climate its desirable and truly VAL
liable character. Ii is III the form of "A paste, is
tisteless, and does not impair the digestion. 1t
is prepared with the greatest possbes care, upon
well tested principles. To persons follow ing
the sea, or ling long voyages, this preparation
possesses qualities far surprising any other
neat and portable in its form, SPEEDY and eifca-
c,ous in its operation. successful both in the
Iirst aud worst stages OF the sevciest diseases,
whilst the usual and nau-eous taste and unrleas.
ant odor to copabia is wholly avoided in this
preparation.
Prepared and srl /. Wholesale aud Retail, by
JOHN A. TtRE ANT, successor to James
Tarrant, 27S t.reenw ich, corner Of Warren 81.
New York; and sold uy f. NJ. Carey, druggist,
CharIes'on, 5. {. +. n. McGraw, hatcher;
Moore & Henherickson, Savannah; NJ. a.
santes & Son, Norfolk; W. =. Reese, Bniti-
mo,e; Joseph Tucker, Mobile; Sickes g. Co.,
New Orleans 4. ID. Gilman, Washington, ID.
c.; +. W. Dyo,t 4 Sons, Ph,la.; Weeks Il
ePotter, Boston Koshmahler b Anderson,
Georg town, ID. G.
THORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CO.
H PhBIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesses a
few advantages not enjo,cd by any other medi.
cine fur the cure oi sexual diseases J and which
must, with an enlightened public, render'it assu-
|, redly highly popular, and desideratum long
sought for in the medical world. Il needs no
confinement or change of diet. Ia its approved
form, that oi paste, it is ennrely tasteless, and
causes no unpleasant sensation to the patient.
Ii has acquired the utn ,st fame IN almost ev-
cry part Of Europe, It mas been examined, ap-
proved OF, and sanctioned by the faculty OF med
icine, and recommended by the most eminent oi
the profession. Prepared bv J. B. Thorn, Chem
ist, London, and Tor sale wholesale aod retail
by J. A. TARRANr, sole agent for the United
States, 2TS Greenwich street, New Y ork.
NIL Iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13

TO FAR RnERS-iiALI.lDAY'S Improved
i POUDRETi'E is the most certain. cheap
est and ,uable Manure tur Corn, Potatoes,
Onions, Turni,,a, Beets, &c. that can he had
For sale iy CORNELL & DENNIS,
Broad street, sole agents tor Newport.
m30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
THE MObT VALUABLE
SPRING e. SUMNER MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

FOR ST WIN
Pstronzed by the nobility and medisa, faulty Of
Ensaad, aud esteemed the most extraordinary
Medicine in the world.
Medicine containing mJlasses or lpuorics, Ike,
the boasteI sarsaparillns require many large hat
ties &, pr ,duce the slightest change In heshh The
Foagsr wise Is rltvether n different article. IL
contains no syTups Ia give Il 'nsisienry, but nc
qures its excellent hsvor, and powerful medicinal
properties from the vrrt table plants of which II is
c"inpo.ed. The Forest Wine combines the vir-
tues ot the
WILD CHERRY, DANDELION, YELLOW
DOCK. And sARsAPARILLA
with other v,lnabs plants whpross sprties re
still more effective
Its high concentration renders IL one of the most
enifent medicines now In use sonnet inies less
than single bJlte restores the lingering patient
from ,kness. debility, and sio kne,s To strong snd
wig ,rous h iath. Every dose shows its good cf
fecis the cJnstitution. aud i'm 3roves the state
Of the health. The Forest Min- IL recommended
in the strongest terms f'r all complaints of the
~ Stomach. Liver, Kidneys, Nervous Disorders
Bilious Affections, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Losssi
Appetite, Jaundce, Fe nale Complaints
s'rsfuln, and all Disorders arising from,
BAD BLOOD and limpure habit Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
Is. MARSH

Is now prepared to ofcr To The public ver,
L large ass jrtIn'nt OF Boats and Shoes, suitu
bls for the presen, and approachin' season, aud
would say that, without naming different articles
that il comprises every article that may he need
ed from an establishment Of he kind, and will
be furnished as usual, on the most tcaronal,le
terms. Grateful for the lhernl patronage which
has ever been bestow ed, by the public, they may
I've assured that nothing shall he wanting on h,s
part to merit a continuance Of the same.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-13
THE ISABELLA GRAPE DENTIFRICE.

THE ISABELLA GRAPE DENTIFRICE.
4 now and valuable discovery, containing
n properties such ms are not to be found in any
other prepaI alton Gor the teeth. This powd-
is prepared f.om the Isabella Grape Vine, and Is
efectual in removing the d'scoloration Of the
teeth, will tender them beautifully white and
clear, prevent decay, sweeten the breath, and
cure the scnrvy in the gums. All who have once
used Chambcrhin's Isabella Grape dentiiice
will never use any thing else. Tsy it, one trial
will prove the fact; sod in boxes at 25 cents
each, by HAZARD & CASWELL,
Apothecaries' Hall, Washington Suuare, and
Hill of Pharmacy, Th,mcs ST., and by r. J.
TAYLOR, No. l02 Thames Street, Newport,
X. l.. E,ch box b,ars The signature OF
A. &. CHAMBERLAIN.
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