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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07
HERALD 0s TIRE TIMES.
THURSDAY June I, 1855.

IL Rather en- amusing scene occurred
In the Senate Friday afternoon. Il is well
knowH that the Know Nothings held
saacuses every evening during the week,
for tbs purpose of agreeing upon their can
didates, &C., and they had. some very
stormy sessions. Friday afternoon, in the
Senate, brother Alvord, Of East Greenwich,
introduced an act appointing A. Crawford
Greene, Of Providence, State Printer and
moved that the Rules be suspended so that
the act might be passed. This was op-
posed by one of the Senators, on the
ground that there was to be an adjourned
session, and consequently there was no
necessity for rushing the matter through
with indecent speed. Brother Alvord be-
came very indignant, and among other re-
marks alluded to the fact that brother
Greene had received the nomination for
State Printer by "a large majority in the
caucus, the previous evening. When this
announcement was made, none were pres
snt but the members OF the Senate, except
Wingate Hayes, Esq, of Providence, for.
mery the very efficient Clerk of the Sen.
ate, and who is not member of the Order
no began to laugh,-whereupon brother
Saunders, Of Scituatc, hoped that brother
Alvord would not reveal any of the se-
crets of the caucus, inasmuch as il had
been particularly requested in caucus tha
nothing should be divulged. eve would
here state that il was this identical brother
Alvord who enjoined secrecy IN the eau
cus.) Brother Alvord appealed to the
Governor to know il he was not IN order
Gov. Hoppin, smiling, replied, looking to.
ward Mr.. Hayes, who was still smiling, that
there were some outsiders present who ap-
psared to be very much amused. Mr..
Hayes then modestly stated that if the Sem
ate wished to hold a secret session, he
would retire. The matter was finally dis
posed ofby referring it to a committee
Brother Alvord must be caulked and thus
made perfectly tight
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BLANCHE DEARwooD, Tale of Modern
Life. New York: Bunce g. Brother
1855.
We have seldom read work of fiction
which possesses more intens, interest, or
which is more elegantly and beautifully
written There 10 kind of enchantment
in the plot and style which is admirably
sustained to the very close of the volume.
We cannot speak Of it in more appropriate
terms than by quoting the following from
the New York Express -
~ - In the plot and conduct
Of the story weSdo OF recall another Amer
lean work of the kind which displays so
skillful development, or so much art in
its eabo alton. From the first pages to
the end, the interest is graduating with ac-
celebrating intensity-and that interest is
20 mainly dependent on the mastery yet
delicate disposition of the materials, that we
are compelled 10 concede the highest mer-
its in these respects to the author. The
characters are few, but completely fill the
sCeuc, anu licy dIc CoItTdsteu Will equdl
strength and harmony in the grouping
There are no shapeless crowds, or dreary
wastes of dull and aimless dialogue, wan
dering in search of stale jokes and vague
sentiment, thorgh these are now the staple
of marketable and current books. In its
execution il shows evident study of the best
models of the drama, and even as tried by
the exacting requirements of the stage,
Blanche Dearwood will be found to rank as
a first class production.
Whether we may regard il as delicious
love story (and we unhesitatingy commend
it to "all true lovers"), or well knit in
trigue skilltully managed with view to in.
tensity ofinerest, happy conclusion, pleas
ant description and incident, or any of the
usual excelencies of a work of fiction, we
are prepared TO accord to it our vote and
sanction-as the best new novel before The
public, and as likely to continue so for a
long season. 1t will have splendid run
here, and will, undoubtedly, be reprinted
and read in England.
1t is published in excellent style.
For sale by A. J. Ward and G.. E. Ham
nett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

~ In q day or two we shall give an
: account Of the proceedings Of the delegation
from this city in the General Assembly,
in regard to the election Of members of the
Court OF Justices, showing particularly
. what certain members did, and what in.
Hueness ware brought 10 bear to accom-
plish the result which has been produced
James A. Greene il not member of the
, Know Ns,hing Order, and yet he has been
elected member Of the Court by tho
Know Nothing Assembly, - and this
through the instrumen,aliiy of men who
have TALKED 20 much sbost traitors, and who
have been 80 loud in their denunciation of
certain men In the Fourth Ward who could
not swallow everything. We shall also
have something to ssy about al old wire
puller Of the delegation who went TO an
out and out Dcmocrat,no, Of the Order, and
implored him to become member Of the
Court. II is rich affair, and we intend 10
make public the doings Of those pure and
undefied Americans rho are aciuated soie-
Nv BY principle
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III Some months ago branch of the o =,
der Of the United Sons Of America was es-
tablished in Middletown on Saturday eve-
ming some of the Middletown brethren came
in and established branch Of The Order in
this city the ceremony took place at the
State House. This is another secret polit.
ical society, somewhat like the Know
Nothiugs in this Order, however, men are
not required to deny that they are members.
1t is another short-lived humbug.
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~ Farrar's Chemical Compound for
removing paint, grease stains, tar, &c, from
any kind Of silks or wooden goods, is the
best article we have ever seen. II will re-
move grease &c. from the most delicate
collored silk, without injuring the fabric or
affecting the color. We have seen il fully
tested, TO our entire sati tisiaction, and cheer
fully commend it to our readers, particular
ly the ladies'. Mr.. Farraf will call upon
the citizens, and offer ii Tor sale; We as.
sure all that there is no humbug about this
article.
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SWAINrS CELEDRATED
PAN AC 4 A,
FOR THE CuRE OF INCIPiENT
~ ~ ~ = 4, NJ N IN nm

con SD NJ PTION.
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DisnAsss ov
TIE LIVER 4 sxis, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM idpuRlrIEs OF TnR
MOOD, AMI rus EfFEcTs OF MERcuRv
CwAiM's PANN'E\ has brvn for more Than 30 /.
- year. crlrbrHi.d in this country aud In Europe
fur is ,hraOrinuiy cures, Tor the rsriiflrn,ss "f
vhirh rrerrnes II made The dirretions aud hooks
(Which ma, b- al s,a'is) proompanni,fns shs Pas-
acra.
IL ha. been used iu Hospitals and private pTmetce'
aud has had lh. singular fortune ." be ieronnsia'd
by the m"-t celebrated phy sieinIs aud other emf
nrnt persons An,ere "thrirby
". Gibson, NJ. D., tfDfsssoT 81 surgery, Ia. uni-
vrTsity.
vnIeniins Mott, No. d., Prof Of Surgery, y. v.
University.
w. r. Devices, ~ d., Prof. Of MID, pa. Unt-
versiiy-
N. Chapman, NJ. / PROT OF Physis,Pa Uniser. :
+. Parke, ND Presr College OF rhysiciaIs,
Phila.
DR.. Del vaNo. Pr,L IS fM~sciss, iInvnps
Jose Eonr.nct de Lurl Prot. al surgery, t.shos.s
q. w. irving, late Minister ~ Spain.
J. Chapman, Member oi Royal Col'ee suras"n".'
Lonion.
SIR Thomas pear.ou Mai. General british Am".
Clbet Robrr,son, British Consul, &c. &C.
Ind, Also, tho wonderful cures effected L..
swans Pansres, have for mnny yenrs made ita-.
inyalunbl. Irigriy. The rnn..e, does n"t cent? H.
Mercury in any fJrm, nnd being an innocent prvpa'
| ration, IT mn. br given To the m0r' tender infant
The retail price has bern reduced to Sl.6v y.
bottle Containing thIs. hail Iints or three bo'ls
for 81 -
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
swans Panacea IL in round bottles, hutsd fhrS
etIdinaly, with thr following kiiefs blown On tho
glass
SWANS -PANACEA-PIIILAD !"
and hay ing the name Jas swain, inpcd on the
sealing wax, and written on the label covering the
cork and IA splendid engraving for the side al the
bottle composed of geomstric Lathe work, COM.
prisng niue dlrr~L. iirs which have been iasd
ior the rx elusive use Of the Proprietor, by Draper
4 Co.. bank note ensravers, of IN ladelpkia la ths
centre l. "a portrait Of the late VIM 5usin, GO ry
right secured.
Also, SWANS yHRMlrUCE.
valuable Family Medicine, being highly W
proved remedy for ali diseases arising stDm dsihty
Of the digestive organs, such US worms, Cholera
Murbus, Uysehtery Fever aud hg,r, bleeding fiss
Sick Headache, &C. &C. Fee the Pamphlet (Which
may be had grdts) accompanying the Vermug~.
Prepared only AT SWiMS LABORA rORN. old
stand seventh ST., below Chestnut, Philadelphia,
sai sold by all respectable Druggists IN the tnisa
,-tates. -
to obtain the genuine SWANS PAHACEA and
sWAl lM'S YERMlFiGE, should be careful 10 OH
serve that the name Of SWAIN is spelled correctly
on the bottles and labels ar they may lie imp,se'i
on by medicines made In imitation Of them, by ~
person bearing q s0me uhdf siInilsr name, well eu
! eulated 10 deceive.
General Agents for IN. United States.
sCHlEFFEIIN, BROTHERS & Co
TO william street, cus. of Rrekne,n street,
J2s-6m NEW-NOWk.
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by Clothes Line Telegraph exclusively TO
the Daily NeWs.
Council Chamber.
Saturday evening.
BROTHER CRANsroS :

BROTHER CRANsToN
We met in Gen.
eral Council this evening" and have had
stormy time. The scene cannot be describ-
ed-even the pencil of Hogarth could not
do it justice. When brothers Knowles
and Bailey came into the room, some of the
brothers utsd,-"how about the traitors
in the Fourth Ward now-who voted for
James A. Greene-can you trust julie
Sayer to charge half peck of meal" &c.
Various other things of the kind were said,
when brother Bailey arose and remarked
that since he had voted for Mr.. Greene as q
member of the Court Of Justices, as he
psssed along the streets he had been hailed
from shops and corners of the streets with
remarks similar to those which had been
made here this evening. A voice now
shouted, "agulty conscience needs no ac-
cusor." At this stage Of proceedings broth
er Vanzandt arose and attempted to pour
oil on the troubled waters, and said, among
other things, that Mr.. Greene had been vo-
ted for AZ matter of compromise. A
brother interrupted and said, swell, if that
is The case, let US have general compro-
mise, and let the new City Council elect
w. II. Cranston City Solicitor. AT this,
brother Vanzandt becsme very much excl
ted, and said that if the City Couicil con.
sldered Mr.. Cranston better lawyer than
he was, and. ,ha, he would give them better
advice than ha himself could, he hoped that
they would elect Mr.. c., but that he did
not consider MIR. &. a better lawyer than
himself He added that he expected 10 be
City Soliciler, and called upon the new
Council to elect him There have be II
variou, other scenes which wers exceeding
ly rich and omusing,-bul have given you
quite enough of our harmonious proceed
ings. Brother Chafee announced that he
was going to Providence, Monday, TO at
tend meeting of the State Council, aud
that he did not think that the Council ot
the Fourth Ward would ever DO al. . aed to-
meet again. Yours fraternaly,
SAM.
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NO TIE.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that lie is
thoroughly furnished for doing all Kinds OF team
ing, moving, expressing. carrying aud bringing
freight. All orders will he prnttualIy attended
rune of the best horses, wagons. drays, &C., FOR
dong AL Kinds of work, tecls confident that he
will not ful to give general satisfaction 20 all
who may employ him. ORDERS lett at the house
No. 7 School Street, or at the stable corner ui
Levin aud Thomas streets, will I've promptly
attended TO, BENJAMIN BURTON.
aI6t If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

U5We did not think that il would be
possible for our Know Nothing General
Assembly to get through the week without
initiating the example of their brethren in
Massachusetts and we were correct
Mrs. Patterson was in the city, at the house
of leading Know Nothing, all the week !;
this same Know Nothing was elected to
two very responsible offices by the General
Assembly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

Sullivan Bellows, Of Cumberland, and
G. c. Van Randi, of Newport, are tie
clerks of the Rhode Island assembly The
democrats who joined the know noihings
complain that their side has been lighted
in the distribution. Boston Posi-.
We copy The above literally from the
Post bu, few Democrats comparatively
htre ehfeted the Order in this State.
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HAWES 4 STANI.EY's
! IL d N -.F q II N ID IL Y I,
No. 81 EDpY nTREkT.
No. 81 EDDT cTRE kTl
lp.~.l.... ID l

Providence, r. l..
We nre prepared to faro'sh, ut short notice,
Iron Fronts, Pilas,Svs. C.lnmss, Latch,
beta, DC.
Also, Patterns Tor Gas Works, such 90 Rsto,ts,
improved Stop-vAlvs Boxes. Pipes, Elbows,
Crosses, re-, &c.
" Designs and drawing furnished whes
required.
A. C. HAwEs < BRo. IRA H,sTAkLEv.
nl2-2u
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PThe Know Nothing Order was cstab-
lished in this State by the Infamous Md
Buntline who was one of its chief founders.
Beautiful company this for honest and de.
cent men to keep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

D'The steamer Star OF the West arriy-
cd at New York on Saturday, with eight
days later news from California she
brings nothing important.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

n.5-Those in want OF wedd NJ or visit
ing cards can have them furnished to order
a short notice, at / I,DALEs new store, ll6
4 names Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07
WHY ARE WE SICK

IL has besn the lot Of the human race 10 be weigh.
ell down by disease aud suffering HOLLOW
Pills ARE specially adapted to the relief Of the
WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE, aud the
INtIkM "ial cilmes. Hges, sexes, and eOnsIiiu-
,iohs. Professor Holloway personally superin lends
the IN thuiat ture of his medicines in the United
states, and offers them a free aud enlightened
people as the best remedy the world ever saw Tor
the removal of disrase.
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NHlNA AND EARTiIEN WARE.
" KEMOy ALy

II
" KEMOy AL!
&. +. HAZARD g. Co. having removed
from Washington Square to the spacious store
No. 63 Thames street, Iuext South Of I.oug
Wharf and Cuy Hallj now Offer for sale large
and select assortment of Caina Glass aud Earth
en- Ware,-comDrising a greater variety than
ever before offered IN this city, consisting ia
part oi White, Git and Fig,red French China,
lilge Cdsioa China, Plain, cut aad Engraved
GLASS, White aud lIluc aud White Stone
Ware, cnsm.n White and cut Ware.
Citizens aud Strangcs furnishing houses can
find cry article in his line always on hand or
procured to order at the shortea aotlcr aud ou
az reasonable terms as similar goods can I've
boug,t an,u here. mZ3
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l'OATINI;S.

CASHMERE, Melton and other le.niiiul
" styles Of good. tor Spring wear, ju.t opeaed
by %. J. \ N II. GOULD,
n20 10 Thames al
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NEW MILLINERY.

NEW NIL LINENY.
THE 8, bscribcr would inform the Ladies al
L Ncwpor, aud vicinity. that he will opea thu
day the most splendid 10, Of Fancy Silk Hats
ever before opened in this city, and is now pre-
pared to make to order Grape. Lava, Lace aud
Fancy Sik Hats.
4. \. lie would inform the Ladies tha, he
has eagagcd the sers ices of Mrs. Dow, rom
Boston, whose taste in the Miliasry line cannot
I've surpassed in this OF any other city IN the
Union. +. n. GREENE,
n20 So Thames ut.
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UNITED STATES POUNIy LAND
AGENCY.
Prass Forward Your Cl,irr.

UNITED STATES BOUNIY LAND
AGENCY.
prsss Forward Your Clrirr.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, sol
n DIERS, both Regulars and Volunteers.
Sailors, Marines, FlotIlla. Men, Muscia.s,
" aguu Masters, Tcamsters. Indians, and all
persons who my have served iuartecn da,s IN
an, OF the Wars oi the u"itcd states, siuce the
wear 1870, the Law OF 1855 gives each ot y,.u,
who have not heretofore reccived Warrant Tor
Land, Tine hund' ed aud Sixty Acrrs I! Aud
to all Who have received Bouuty Land, eoooch
IN, re- to m,ke Que Hundred anil Sixty Acres
In the cFse ot the death of The pcrson eniitl.d
to- IanI his Widow, or u no Widow. The MI
nor Chitl,en, are entitled toihe Bo"nty.
We ar. prepared % promptly prosecute all claims
or Land, and ,0H supply Justices ef the Peace.
County Clerks, Commissioners gf Deeds. No,arie,
Pubic, Lawye,s. and all othos, uth tls Necessary
irstrues,oas and Uank forms free ef cost on apph-
cation, by mdpi, or otherwise.
" hen desired, we will seil the Warrant nj
the market price, and remit cheek ior pro-
ceeds. N. X. COBB & CO.,
20 william street. New York.
RIFEnLrcEs-l,auk Of the Commonwealth.
New io.k. OHIO Life b Trust COMPANY. New
York. m27
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly combined TO
operate on the stomach, the liver the kidney =,
the lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correct
ing amy derangem,ni in their functions, pufiJ ing
The blood the very fountain Of life and thus curing
disease IN all its forms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-07

HOUSE Furnishing Dry Goods English
L and French Blankets, Imperial AMI Lam
c,ster CDunterInnes, Linen Shreting, Pllbiw
Linens, Table Duua,ks, Drapcry InisIn-. Sois
de Lain., French Chintz, Damsk Napkins, =
II ,ckaha;k Towels, Cotton Sheeiiags, Pillow
Couons. Lace Curiar,s, C.rpe,ing,, Canton
Mating, Oil Ci,ths. aud all other articles of
Dry Goods requisite Tor Houss Furnishing, aee
offered Tor sale At th. very lowest prices. by
+. LkWION Il BROrilERS..
all ~ rhanes-A.
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20 TTER, ANTHONY & DEN1SON..
(iloward Building)
1877 WTsTuINsTER STREET,,
proyidence, K. l.

MANUFACTURERS anI dealers ia Rose
WI " ,ol, M,h,gmy, Oak. AMI Black Walnut
Drawing Room, Library. Dining Room and
Chamber Furniture, richly Enan.ele,; Chamber
Suits, Mirrors, Upholstery Gouds oi every va
riety, Curtains, Cornccs, papier Mache Ia
bes. Chairs, iIesks, aud Boxes /; Refrigcrators,
Hair Matrisses, Frnth rs aud all kinds Of of.
flee anl Co'nno Furniture, making a large and
well selected and desir he stock Of geo Is fts
the examination oi plrch ,scrs.
4. 4. & ID. put up Draprry IN the most FASH
ionablc manner and manu- ,cturc ur- to order all
si,es Of loase and Giice Furniture.
a9- 3n
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rThe new City Government o! Prov
dence was organized on Tuesday Mayor
movies, in his Vasdictory, thus aludcs
to the Know No'hinsS -
The Mayoralty, to which it pleased my
native city u year since to elevate me, it has
pleased her this year to confer upon another
and in her action in this regard | find as
little cause for chagrin as there is for regret
or complaint. The private station is, in
conlestibly, sometimes the post of honor
Such it is, in my Judgment, when the ofli-
cial position can be retained only by
course Of c. nduct from which honor and
integrity turn with loahing, and which
could scarcely fail to provoke, at an early
or a later day, tho reprobalon of at le st
ali that portion of the inteligen, and the vir
tuous OF the community, who shall accord
to the Cmselves, or by the Fates be granted,
even but brief season Of "sOber second
thought"
TELLlES.-turrant, GuAva, Orange, Lemon,
Grape aud Ounce, for sale by
YOUNG & SMITH,
ms Ill Thames street.
NEW Fans-Sandal Wood and Ivory Stick
~ Linen snd Paper Fans. Of elegant swks;
Tor sne 10y CHAS. W. TURNER,
m24 81 & SO Thames st.
COFT Pawr Cambrics OF all colors. hy the
- piece or yard; for sale at 81 & SO III. mes
street In24
i FIRE WORKS
Ia every variety, At Wholesale and retail, manu-
f,ciused by
JAMES G.. HOVEY.
Also, for sale to the trade 5000 Boxes Gold Chop
PISTOL and Cannon Crackers 5000 Bo,cs Ior-
pedoes-300. 900 Fuling Crackers. The whole
comprising the largest and most extensive stock
Of Fire Works in the United States: Orders sd-
dressed to No. l49 Washington st., or 27 Min
st., Boston. Laboratories at Canbridgeport
and Brighton. m22-lawti4
UMUIB's" Sparkling Edenl,urs Ale, In
VI jugs, ior sale BY II. y. BAHKER.
m22 l63 Thames street.
L>RE.H lot of those LADIES' cheap Morocco
l. Toilet Slippers, st 81 l-2 cts. per pair,
EKENCH Gai,ers-Now opened a large sup
Il ply OF L,lies' Frcach Caters, manuf1ctur-
ed by Este. Of Paris, together with u fine as
sortment OF Slippers and Ties. Also, a Few
pair col'rd Kid Toilet Slippers by
same tndnntUCtufef, /" oEhDthb
m22 40 Thamcs-st.
GERMAN AND BAvARIAN BASKETS.
u New aud beautiful patterns OF German
Toilet, Work Travelling aud Bathing Baskeus,
LADIES' Work, Stands, Flower Stands, &c.-
Also beautiful Baynrian aud Feather Baskets,
Frut and Flower do. The largcs, assor'msnt
q, the Iowert prices, ever offered in this CITY. n
HENRY TlSDAlE'S,
Sign OF the Gold Watch.
mag 1888 rhdmes.st
'l'IiE Go. partnership heretofore existing un.
i under the frm Of fWs, al l.. JoHs-os, ~
this da, dissolved by mutual consent. The
store viii be opened on Thursday, Path inst,
by JoHr l.. JoBssos, with new and magnih.
cent stock oi E,nefoider,es &c. Ladies intending
purchasing ior Ehction will do well 10 call NJ No
81 Thsmes-sue,t, on the proprietor's return
from New York, wiiher be has gone TO pDr-
chase stock. WI JOHNSON,
m22 l. JOiiNSON.
DOCKET aud Table Cuilery--New aud
cheap aud the hest variety 10 the city. NV
psn,nsAy ..l bSkRY TIspALt,
NH l8 rhame,.S.
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I1AKuW ARE.

THE subscrib, has just received his srirx
L goods, which have b-cn selected uitkgs~ar
care; the public are invited 20 cnli aud Sxxusinss
A. ". SrEvENSs
nl6 l56 rhames.st.
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HoL0way's Pills are the best remedy known in
The ilsoyLd far m, 6,JI,,.,,a D.o.a,..

the iuOrld for the toiioping Dessasss.
1sthma Debility Liver Complaints
bowel Complafis Fever and Agus Lownss ofspirts
Conghs Female Com Piles
Colds plants Stone and Gravel
Chest Disea'es Headaches Secondary symp-
COstiveHess INDIGESTION tons
Dyspepsia Iunurnz, VeDereal Anr-c.
DiarrhGa Inhanati0n tions
DIopsy Inward weakness, Worms tf all
kinds.
Sold at the inuftctor,es Of Professor HOLLOWAY
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, New York, and AZ
IA, Strand, (near Temple Gar, Loudon,) aud by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers N Medic mes
throughout the United States. and the civilized
world, il boxes AT % cenis 62i ceats and ) .Ach.
3~rrhere is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
b.--DirGcti0ps for the guidance OF patients In
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