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CAZETTE.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
By SAMUEL W. MOSES &
GEORGE GREENLEAF,
Publishers of the Laws & Resolves of New-Hampshire
A.& G. GREENLEAVY, Editors.
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§GJOB WOLK done with despatch ac this office.
Linen Cambric Hdkfs. for 12 1-2
cents.
1 Ol)oz. Linen Cambric HANKERCHIEFS at the
low price of 12§ cents. Also, a complete as
sortment of ditto from 123 to 1,25 for sale by
WM. J. LAIGHTON,
July 7. 13 Market street:
LOST—On Friday evening last, Aug. 7th. in Isling
ton, Middle or State street, a Blue Curved Lava
BREAST PIN. Whoever has found the same shall be
handsomely rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
Aug. 11.
NMourniug tocds.
JOIIN WEBSTER, No. 6 Danicl-street.
Has just received 1 general assorument of
Summer Mourning DRESS GOODS, SHAWLN and
VEILS. Those in want of such Goods are respecifully
invited to call and examine before buying. Goods shown
willingly and will be sold very cheap for cash.
New Steel Pen. ‘
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. i
HERTS & SONS* AMALGAMATED SIIL
VER, STEEL & PLATINA PENWY. War
ranted not to Corrode. |
The manufacturers of this Pen recommend it asbeing
made “on a principle entirely new, combining all the
advantages of the elacticity and clearness of the Qull
with six times the durability of the steel Pen; and thus
entirely obviating the only objection that has hitherto
existed against the use of Steel Pens.”
They further say, that **this Pen will be found an in
valuable article in Offices as they never need wiping,
also to Banks and Schools, as being made with Circular
Points, they will not spatter nor cut the thinnest paper,
and are warranted anti-corrosive.” »
Each genuire Pen is Stamped, ‘Herts & Sors’ Patent,
1845,” and each box of Genuine Pens willcontain a label
with a sac simile of the Manufacturers’ name.
A small supply of the above Pens just received by
Aug. 11 J. W. FOSTER.
THE AMERICAN
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Air-Tight Cooking Stove.
PIERCE’S PATENT, FIVE SIZES,
FITTED FOR WOOD OR ¢COAL,
THE subscriber has the utmost confidence ia the su
; perior merits of this article, believing it to be the
most perfect, convenient and economical Stove ever offer
ed to the public.
It is the opinion of all who have examined or used it
that it will supercede all other Cooking Stoves in nse. Tt
has more actual improvements and conveaiences about it
than can well be described here; & few among the many
are such as having the top of the oven made offire biick,
which givesit all the advantages of a Brick Oven, causing
the bread to rise and bake light, as the steam is absorbed
into the hrick. This improvement is of gieat imyortance
and is warranted to Bake quicker end better than any oth
eroven. The Stove has six places for Boiling and the
best facilities for roasting in front with a Tin-kitchen, al
-8o the broiling is done without filling the room with smoke.
There is no one objection can be raised against it. Any
responsible person can have the trial ot one free ot cost.
July 28. J. MORRISON, 15 Daniel St
MEedical Wotice.
DOCT. WM. LAIGHTON, feeling himself under
many obligations to his friends for their very great
encouragzment of his medical practice, bas in return for
such favors endeavored to arrange his business in such a
manner as to be enabled to attend to every eall, in prac
tice of his profession; and also to have a store of every
well tested VEGETABLE MEDICINE,
which will be kept constantly open by a person of respoun
sibility and judgment.
He would therefore respectfully inform the public that
he hasopened a
VEGETABLE MEDICINE STORE, AT
the corner of Market & Hanover Sts.,
and made arrangements with a gentleman interested, hy
which constant attendance may be depended upon. and
every department of the businese extended to meet their
wants. In connection with this Store iz his office, where
he may be consulted, or orders left for his attendance;
entrance through the Store or from Hanover Street. He
may also be seen, or directions left, at his residence No.
R 7 Vaughan street.
A continuance of patronage is solicited and no pring
will be spared to give satisfaction. July 28.
Table for measuring Logs,
WHEREBY the quantity may be ascertained befor
they are sawed. Very couvenient for persons
dealing in lumber. For sale cheap, at this office.
GRASS SEED.—ISO bush Northern H. G. Seed,
1850 Ibs Northern CLOVER ;
50 bush RED TOP SEED; For sale by
April 7. WM, SIMES & CO,
e e el s 0 8 G G g
London Porter.
CONSTANTLY for sale by
CHARLES E. LAIGHTON.
No. 5 Exceange Buildings.
eoL eGeST Sl e
Carpetings and Rugs.
]OHN WEBSTER, N 0.6 Daniel-st.
@ Has this day received a large assortnent of
Double Super, Superfine, Fine and Common Carpetings.
VENITIAN and Common STAIR CARPETINGS ol
different widths. Painted OIL CARPETINGS.
TUFTED & WILTON RUGS.
Allof which wiH be sold at as low prices as can be
purchased in Portzsmouth or elsewhere. June 2.
Wood constantly for Sale.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for
sale, WO O pof every description.
F. W. ROGERS, No. 3 Juckson St.
§G-Terms, CASH.
P.S.—Pleasecall on M. L. TwomBLY, Deer-Strect,
near the Depot, Ginis Portsmo. Jan. 27, 1846.
Boy Wanted.
A BMART. active BOY is wanted as an Apprentice
to the Tailoring Business.
J. ADAMS BROWN,
Aug. 4, 1846. Im No. 24 Market street,
h-—~—-—-U—\_———--_.__—_._—_________—___—
Vegetable Medicine Store.
Corner of Market and Hanover Sts.
AT this establishment may be found the most approv
ed VEGETABLE Compound, and simples—pre
served and prepared in the best manner:—Among which
are,
Holman’s Nature’s Grand Restorative—
warranted to be prepared from the original recipe of Dr
Chas. liolman,——and in any case where it does not give
full satisfaction the purchaser is requested®o return what
wcmains unused and take back the whole amount paid for
it. Laighton’s Billious Bitters—
this medicine, the proprietor has fuily tested in curing
the follosyiug complaints. viz: Billious Fevers, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Diseased Liver, Shortness of
Breath, Inflammation, &c. From five years esperience
in the use of this article he can recommend it with con
fidence.
Laighton’s Sarsaparilla & Dandelion Syrup,
Superior medicine for weak and hamory constitutions;
Testimony from the highest sources can be shown of its
efficacy in curing complaints of years standing, & where
every other known remedy had been used to no importau
benefit.
ELLIS’ VOLTENBURG BITTERS s
ie also offered for sale at this store. This article has
given great relief in Pulmonary Affections, und comes
highly recommended.
LAIGHTON'S COUGH & CHOLERA SYRUP. {
Composition Powders, Cough Powders, Emetics, Oils,
Extracts; together with a full assortment of HERBS,“
Roots, Barks, &c. constantly on haud with appropriate
directions. s
Vegetable Medicine Store,
R Corner of Market & Hanover Sts.
Ang. 11, W. LAIGIITON.
FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED x
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
F OR CONSUMPTION, COLDS, RHEUMATISW
Dyspepsia. Fevers, Dysentery, and Diarheea, &e.
1 have been inflicted for some time, with the Liver
Complaint, having pain inmy side, weakness in the back
and stomach, and dyspepeta. 1 have taken over one
dozen boxes Wright’s 1. V. and Brandreth’s Pills—but
continued 10 gm{v worse, and | was so reduced that I
despaired of ever gaining relief. I then tried l’rSmil}l’s
Sugar-Coated Improved I.V, Pills—and befote I finish
ed the seecond box, my pains and (Iyspepsiu had disap
peared. My shod now digests well, and lam able to at
tend to my family duties. Several of my friends have
since taken the Pills for bad Couvghs, and have found
great velief fiom them. Mrs OTIS S. WHITINEY,
Boston, May 9th, 1845. 9 Myrtle-street.
¥ ook a revere -cold this fall, which settled in my
limbs and brought on the Rheumatism, accompanied
with severe paing and a bad cough, which obliged me to
give up my business; I tried many remedies withour any
rehief, until I procured a box of Dr Smith’s Sugar Coat
ed Indian Vegetnble Pills, which, T am bhappy to say,
immediately relieved me, and ennbled me, in three days,
to return to my Lusiness; I am now entirely well,
E. F. HILL, Washington-street. |
s Vov. 4, 1844.
fizncznb,efil for k’)m years afflicted with the Scrofula,
Leprosy and Dealness, and have been unable to obtam
any relief, unul 1 procured six _l)oxes of Dr.SmiTn’s
Vaiuable Improved Vegetable Pills, and in four mounths
all my complaimts had disappeared, contrary to my ex—
pectations. I rook these pills for m‘y‘Scrufula, without
any expectation of relief, JAM h_b R CIIOA I'E.
Mt Vernon. Kennebeck Co. Maine, April 14, 1845
[The following 18 from one of the oldest and most resyec
table farmers in Madison Co., N. Y.
CazENOVIA, July 28th, 1844.
I have used 40 boxes of Brandreth’s Pills and as many
more of different kiuds, and have never found that ben
efit from the use of the whole, that I have from the use
of two boxes of Dr. SmitH’s *“lmproved Indian Vegeta
ble Pills.” 'They seem to strike at the foundation of my
disease, which is of the bilious character. I, ALVORD.
[Mr Alvord was, with another, the first settler of the
beautiful village of Cazenovia, about 50 years ago.]
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS,
Ouor little giry, 6 years old, has suffered ail the worst
stages of worms; axd we have never found an effectual
cure, until we administered Dr. Snita’s Sugar Pills
w hich our little girltook without the least reluctance, in
doses of two at a time: and we never witnessed such a
change in so short a time. The Pills brought away a
mass of worms, and she at once inproved, =he is now
in joyous'health. We have also found the greatest bene
fit from their use. JACOB CARLOCK,
8 Staple-street, New York.
We have many certificates of cures in the case of ¥Worms.
T'he above are only a few of the numerous testimoni
als which «re daily received of the great popularity and
success of these traly excellent Pills. They are the best
medicine fur the above complaiats that are sold, and in
every case ihat they have been tried have given universal
satisfaction, and should be kept @5 a family medicine
by every one. We only ask a triat of them to convince
the most skeptic of the uuth of these assertions.
The directions and treatment of diseases, accompany
avery box. Price 25 cents per box. S
One word in reference to those wholesale MURDER
ERS, who not having honesty enough to work for an in
lependesnt liviihoud, counter feit or imitate such valuable
‘emedies as Dr Bmire’s Pilis, “BSUGAR COATED
PILL >,” originaied with Dr G. BENJA#IN SMITH,
vho applied for a Paient long before ary body else ever
Iweard of thein, therefore, 1t will be seen that all other
Pills clatming to be “*Sugar Coated,’” are spurious and
dangerous, and we advise those who buy to examine
carefully the box for themselves, and see that Dr Smith’s
name is on it
OATII BEFORE THE MAYOR,
DTATE 0P NEW-YORK,
City and County of Raw-York. }ss.
G. Benjamin Smith, within named, being duty sworn,
leposes and says that he is a citizen of ths United States,
ind resider in the city of New York; and that he is the
wiginal investor of the within mentioned “SUGAR
COATED PILLS;” and that to his knowledge or be
lief, the said Pills have never beeu reanufaciured and
sold by any pereon except himself or his authority; and
that the statements contained in the within paper are
true. G. BENJ. SMITH.
Sworn to before me, this S i
14th day of June, 1844, } JAMES HARVER.
Mayoer of the Céty of New York.
* . *The above oath was sent o Washtngtos, with our
specification and application for a Pateat,and we pub
lizh 1t to guard the public agatnet the impositions of iq
norast preienders and counterleitere, woh may atlempt
to pate off “SUGAR COATED PILLS.” It is well
known that this medicine has never been made Ly any
man before Dr Smith invented it.
New York, June 10th, 1844.
We, the undersigned, never saw or heard of ¢ Sugar
Coated Pills,”’until Dr G. Benjamin Bmith manufactured
and exhibited them to us about a yesv since
ISRA L RARDOLPH, M. D., 86 Liberty-st.
RUSHTON & CO., 110 Brosdway and
10 4Astor House,
HORACE EVERETT, 98 Hudson-street.
JOHN CASTEE, §7 Hudeon-street.
Lest some few may be deccived by ignorant quacks,
we publieh the following . end nome bwut uuprincipled
dealers will countenance any imitation of this invaluable
medicine. PATENY OFFICE. -
Received this seventeenth day ofJune, 1844, from Dr.
G. Benjamin Smith, the fee of §3O payable on his appli
cation for a patent for a Pill ¢ Coated with Sugar.”
H. L. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
No ¢¢Sugar Coated Pills,” can be genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, G. BENJAMIN SMITH,
M. D. President of the N. York College of Health,”
upon every box.
Office devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the sale of this medi
cine, 149 Greenwich street, New York, and
No. 2 WATER STREET, BOSTON.
WM. R. PRUSTON, Scle Agent, for Portsmouth.
§GFor sale in all the VILLAGES and Towxs in the
New-England States.
N. B. Notravelling pedlars are allowed to sell these
Pills. 1y Sept. 23, 1845.
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' The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
! Is probably, ahnost without a parallel in having, dur
; ing a trial of nearly twenty years, fully maintained the
| high reputation which it has acquired for Consumptive
{ Complaints and all diseases of the Lungs,T'hroat & Chest.
It bas been used probably with greater success than auy
‘ other article known, and many physicians who have had
an opportunity of witnessing its highly salutary effects,
do not hesitate to recommend it as a *‘safe, convenient,
and very efiicacious medicine,equal if not superior to any
other prescription for the above complaints within their
knowledge, and one which has seldom disappointed the
veasonable expectations of those who have used it.”
The proprietors cannot descend to the present unblush
ing style of advertising similar articles. Itis too we
known to requireany such course, and they would merey
‘ refer those who wish for further confirmation of its sulll
riority to those who have used it, and to the numerous cer
tificates of Physicians and others,attached to each bottle
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for many year.
the only article known as Pulmonary Balsam. lis grea
celebrity has given rise to a great many spurious articles,
whieh, by partially assuming the name of the genuine, and
being put up so as to resemble it as nearly as possible,
are oiten foisted upon the public for the TRUE article .~
Among these are *“Carter’s Compound Pulmonary Bal
sain,”’ ‘‘American Pulmonary Balsam,’” ¢Vegetahle Puj
monary Syrap,’” *‘Pulmonary Balsam,”” ¢lndian Pulmo -
navy Balsam,” <“Huanter’s Pulmonary Balsam,” &c.—
Beware of all of them Enquire for "the article by its
whole name, the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM, and be sure to get the TRUE ARTICLE, prepared
by Rexp, Wine & CuTLER, Wholesale Druggists, 54
Chatham Sireet, Boston, and see that it has the written
signature of Wm. Jon’n Cutler, upon a yellow label on
the blue envelope. Each bottle and seal is stamped
Vegetable Pulinonary Balsam.” For sale by Druggists,
and Country Merchants generally.
Eor gale in Portsmouth by D. KIMBALL. Oct 28
Walker & Jackson.
Portsmonth & Boston Package Express.
ST WILL take charge of BUNDLES and small
%rfifig’gi BOXES of GOODS, PACKAGES of Money.
IX2 __ Specie, &e¢.
Notes, Drafts & Bills collected and paid, and return
made promptly and correctly.
Leaves PORTSMOUTH at 9§ A. M. daily,
o BOSTON Office at 2 and 5 P. M,
§G-"This express carries no letters whatever.
OFFICES.
Portsmouth, at G, MANENT’S No 15 Congress-st
Hampton, at Railread Depot.
Newburyport, WM. FORBES, No. 11 State-st.
Boston, J. R. HALL, Agent, No. 8 Court-st.
GIDEON WALKER.
Portsmouth, June 10, 1845. C. C. JACKSON. :
B UST rec’d direct from the Manufactory, a new 'loto‘
J OIL-PAINTED CARPETINGS,
which will be sold cheap for Cash by v
July 21 JOHN WEBBTER, No. 6 Daniel st.
F. BROWN’S
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters,
%% ILL be found a certain cure in all cases of In
7 digestion or Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Loss of Appe
tite, General Debility, Faintness and Sinking of the
Stomach, Lowness of spirits, Costiveness, Detarmination
of Blood 10 the head, Pain in the Limbs, and side, Di
arrheea, Weakness, Dizziness, Cutaneous Eruptions on
the Face and Neck, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Nery
ous and Sick-Hendache, Acidity of stomach, Billioys
Affections, Piles, and in all diseases caused by mpurity
of Blood, the debility of the system, or the unhealthy
state of the stomach and bowels,
They are aiso exceedingly efficacious in restoring con
stitutions broken down by sedeuntary employments, and
have been extensively used by Clergymen, Editors, Pyin
ters, Clerks, Seamstresses and namerous others whose
health had been injured by confinement and close appli
cation, with the happiest results.
They restore the action of the stomach, increase (he
quantity of the blood, and impart to the wan & emaciat
ed system of the invalid the vigor and glow of trye
health.
Piles! Piles!!
Brown’s Sarsaparilla will be found a certain remedy
for that dreadful and mast wroublesome disease. Cages
have been cured after all other remedies have been trjed
without having the least eflect.
Coughs! Coughs!!
We can recommend this article as being one of the
most efficacious mecicines for Coughs, Pain in the side,
weakness, &c. now in use. Ithas been used with great
effect in removing Coughy of long standing.
MR EDWARD MASON.
Druggist in Portland, Me., says Brown’s Sarsaparilla &
Tomato Bitters are now doing wonders in that place.
Nearly all the Physicians are recommending it,
T. R. HAYS.
One of the firm of T.R. Hayvs & Co.. Portland, says
he never sold a medicine that gave such general satisfacs
tion for all Billious complaints; there is nothing in hi
opinion that equals them.
MR A. G. PAGE,
Bath, Me , says he never sold any medicine that give
such general satisfaction; he has known many to ve cur
ed by it of bad humors, &ec. afier they have been given
up as incurable by all their friends.
CAPT. JOSEPH HOLLY,
Of the Whale ship Erie, which sails from Fair-Ilaven,
recommends Brown’s Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters
to all sea faring men. He says he should rather be with
out his medicine chest than not have a snpply of these
Bitters. Scurvey is completely cured by its use.
[From the Boston Morning Post.]
The editor says ¢it always affords him pleasure to re
commend a good article, particularly one that is recom
mended by most of our physicians, therefore he highly
recommends Brown’s Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters.’
[Boston Evening Gazette ]
The editor says, ‘the extensive sale ot Brown’s Sarsa
parilla and Tomato Bitters is the best proof of Its excel
lence; inour opinion these Bitters are one of the best
compounds ever offered for the cure of Dyspepsiq, Jaun
dice, costiveness, &c. We advise all to try them.’
[From the Portland Bulletin.]
The medical qualities of BRown’s Sarsaparilla and
Tomato Bitters is spoken of in the highest terms by all
that have vsed them. We advise the invalid to nse them,
as they are highly recommended by many of our first
physicians.
[From the Boston Daily Mail.]
‘lt is with a great deal of pleasure we can say we are
daily hearing new cases where Brown’s Sarsaparilla and
Tomuto Bitters are effecting astonishing cures in purify
ing the blood and assisting digestion, after all other rem
edics have failed to give relief. Many of the Physicians
in Boston have taken quitean interest in this compound.
We can recommend it with the greatest confidence to our
readers. Don’t take our word for it but try one bottle
and satisfy yourselves.’
The above are but a few of the many hundreds of re
commendations we could give. The above I think is
sufficient to satisfy any one.
N. B. Always be sure to ask for F. BROWN’S as
there are counterfeits and imitations which are intended
to dgceive.
Addresa all ordered to FREDERICK BROWN, 68
Washingtos-street, Boston. Bitters securely packed
for shipping.
List of Agents— WM, R. PRESTON, ) Ports-
B. HUTCHINGS, §mout’l.
Dover,—J. K. Wheeler, and W. B. Smith & Co.
Exeter ,~N. Gilman, Jr. Greenland—J. P, Packer,
Sold generally by l)r%gisu and Agents throughout
New England. eoWly April 14, 1846,
Dr. Phelps’ Patent Convex Spiral
Truss.
SN HAVING sold these Trusges
""“&r =9 for the past six years, I can
7 e S s confidently recommend them
R Al § y s
A R~ Bag? as the best ever oftered. X
-&(2 y £ A large assortment of cheap
('I. g -\‘ L ‘&%%:\. TRUSSES, also, on hand at
fe: ;&;{‘ e = \vi;-@::}_\‘ the low price of $1,50 — for
i %I@?’%l\'\\‘,‘*\ laboring people. Also,
AT s W ‘\«l’g,,_ PHELPS’ ABDOMINAL
T P & SUPPORTERS § SHOUL
y i , ER BRACES,
¥ g a beautilul article.
. THE high reputation of this TRUSS, for the radical
cure of HERNIA in its serveral forms and stages, has not
only been spread throughout the United States, but has
goune abroad, and the superiority of this instrument is now
known and appreciated, in the cities of London, Paris,
Edinburg, Dublin and other parts of Europe. Orders
have already been received from the above named citiee
for supp lies of this Truss, which the Physicians and Sur
geons of the old world, have found to be in all respects
superior to any other Truss ever offered to the public.
The subscriber refers all those desirous of procuring a
Truss to the certificate herewith appended, and to the
names of the following eminent Surgeons ana Physicians
to whom he is permiited to refer, and whose certificates
of recommendation he has in his possession.
J. W. PHELPS,
No, 63, Court Street, Boston.
Dr.J. H. Boardwman, M.D, | Dr. J. D. Townsend, M.D
¢“ C A. Cheever, M. D. ’ ¢ Wm. J. Walker, M. D
* Wm. Goddard, M. D. | Sam. H P. Lee, M. D.
¢ Valentine Mott, M. D. ' Edward Raynolds, M. D.
¢¢ John C. Warren,M, D. ! A. H. Stevens, M. D.
¢ Geo. Haywood, M, D, , William Parker, M. D.
¢W. Lewis, jr., M. D. Samuel H. Lee, M. D.
Certaficate.—This is to ceitify that I have been afflicted
for many years with a severe rupture, which has deprived
me of almost all comlort in life ; besides being a continued
cause of expense, as well ag anxiety of mind to obtain a
cure or even reliet ; I have expended more than one hun
dred dollars for Trusses, but never have been able to ob
tain one uatil now, that would keep up my rupture. By
accident Iheard of the great invention of Dr. J. W.
Phelps, and the wonderful benefits to be derived from his
patent Convex Spiral Truss. I immediately procured
one of these T'russes, and have been entirely relieved by
its use, and now enjoy more ease and comfort than I have
before for the last fifteen years.
I can now recommend this T'russ, with the utmost con
fidence to my fellow citizens as being an invention of the
greatest value and. importance, and ene that the public
should be made perfectly acquainted with, I feel ita
duty that I owe the inventor as well as a matter of human
ity to the afllicted, to make these facts known.
March 17. 6mn HENRY RAY.
LEONARD COTTON, Offers for sale,
; At No. 17 Pleasant Street,
2000 Bushels Turks Island SALT ;
1000 do. Cadiz SALT ;
100 Bags of Liverpool do, 10 bags to a ton 5
200 do Syracuse do.; "
50 Hhds of Trinadad MOLASSES;
Jan. 6, 1846. ts
WAN’[‘EI) in a central part of the town a situation
convenient for a Dentist.
July 7. SAMUEL BAKER.
—*-—'%_—‘—fi-_—__—‘—‘———-—___‘——-
Carriages & Ilarnesses for Sale,
ON E fine new topped BUGGY ; new and second hand
WAGONS; 3 second hand Chaises—in good order
A prime lot of new and second hand HARNESSES
Bridles, Halters, &c, All which will be sold cheap for
cash. -
The Subscribers are constantly manufacturing CARRI
AGES and HARNESSES which will be sold as cheap as
can be purchased elsewhere,
Allkinds of repairing in Carriage and Harness work
done at short notice at
BECK’S Carriage Factory, State St.
FOR SALE.
L 3 A veryconvenient DWELLING HOUSE plea
(m:i santly situated in a good neighborhood, and
ai‘,b in good repair. Possession can be had early
in October. Apply to GEO. MANENT.
Aug 18,
_—
f==A HOUSE & LAND FOR SALE.—The
4 Three Story HOUSE and LAND, No. 4 Ay
§B% burn street.” For particulars apply to
Aug. 18. HENRYy NOYES.
.———__——‘—._—_—_'_——\—‘—‘__'_fl-«n
Exeter Warp Yarns,
N assorted Bales, from N 0.7 to 12 constantly on
l, hand and for sale at Menufacturers prices.
May 25 istf WILLIAM JONES & SON.
USRI SIS S eAk e vl
Sperm Oil and Candles.
ONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
C C.B.&A. H.LADD,
Manvtacturers, Counting-roem Nos. 69 &71 Market-st,
Feb. 14
s
Fancy Cassimeres.
UST received desirable styles of Fancy Summer Doe-
J skins, and THIN COATINGS. For sale cheap by
June 30 JOIIN WEBSTER, No. 6, Daniel st. |
—1846—
New Spring and Summer Goods.
ED\VARD J. LAIGHTON,
No. 27 Market Street.,
Has just received his Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
among which may be found some of the best and most
fashionable styles of Dry Goods, of every description, be
ing selected Irom the wosit reeent importations :
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS.—A great variety of
Rep Cashmeres and DeLaines. Also, Ginghams,
Prints, Swiped Cambrics, Alpaceas, Scarlet Crape
Scarfs, Shawle¢, Fanecy Cravats, Coiored and White
Kid Gloves, Fringes and Gimps, §c. &c.
GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER WEAR.—W oo
Tweeds, Gambroons, Erminets, Kentucky Jeans, Me
iino Cassimeres, Croton Coatings and Summer Cloths,
White, Brown and Fancy Linen Drillings, Heavy Cot
tonades.
BROADCLOTHS. Black, Blue, Green, Cadet,
Oxford and Gold Mixed of various prices.
CASSIMERES.—WooI dyed Black, Blue. Drab,
Steel Mixed, Lavender, Gold Mixed of various grades,
New styles of printed and plaid stripes. Also, Satti
nets of different fancy colors.
VESTINGS.—Rich Figured Satin, Velvet and Me
rino Vestings of new and choice styles.
GLOVES.—A full assortment of Ladies’ and Gen
tlemen’s Kid Gloves of Extra quality. Also, Silk,
Cotton and Thread Gloves.
HANDKERCHIEFS.—GentIemen® Bandannas ,
Flagg, Twilled, and many other styles and qualiti e
Ladies’ Linen Cambric and Hemstiched do,
LINEN GOODS.—Almost every article, compris
ing Shirtings, Diapers, Napkins, Damasks, Brown
Hollands, Drills, &e. &c.
COTTON GOlOoDS.—Amoskeag Flannels, Striped
Shirtings, Apron Checks, Drillings, Denims, Tickings
of all prices.
BROWWN SHEETINGS.— Amoskeag, Salmon
:E“a”S. Exeter, Oregon, Fitchburg, Merrimac and Bart
ett,
SUNDRIES.—Lawns, Muslins, Suspenders, Ho
siery, Buttons, Cotton Cords, Coat and Vest Bindings,
Cotton Tapes, Silk I'wist, §c. &c. Also,a great va
riety of Fancy Articles.
§GE. J. L. will be constantly adding to his Stock
the lz_ltest and most seasonable Goods, and will continue
to offer them at the lowest prices, as an inducement for
the continuance of the very liberal patronage heretotore
received from his town and country friends. |
Portsmouth, March 31.
New-England Depot of Botanic
MEDICINES,
Nos 79 & 81 Blackstone, 6 & 8 Endicott-Sts.
BOSTON, MASS.
BY J. T GILMAN PIKE:
Laboratory Nos. 5 & 6 Canal Block.
J T. G. PIKE, announces to his friends and the
® public that he has on hand at his Depot the most
extensive stock of Botanic Medicines ever offered in the
United States.
Wholesale dealers in all parts of the conntry, will find
his house unequaled in point of extent and variety of
Medicines, which, he assures his patrons he will furaish
at a fair price, and of unexceptionable quality. He wil!
supply all the Botanic medicines indigenous to this coun
try, with a very full assortment of thése imported from
abroad. Also, all kinds of Wines and liquors for medicat
purposes
The retail department is committed to the care of ex
perienced salesmen, who will answer with promptness,
the orders of practitioners. private families & individuals.
In addition to his extensive variety of Botanic Medi
cines, his Stock embraces a full assortment of Shaker
Heibs; Botanic Books; Dental Instruments; Syringes of
all kinds, &ec.
§G=Medicines neatly put up and labelled, with full di
rections for family use, and safely packed for any part of
the world. 1y sept. 16
17 -
White Crape Shawls.
2 CARTONS White Embrowdered CRAPE SHAWLS,
a very rich article, just received and for sale cheap,
July 7. by JOHN WEBSTER, No 6 Duniel street.
fI‘HE Life of the Rt, Hon. GEORGE CANNING
. By Robert Bell, author of the ¢“History of Russia,’
“‘Lives of Enghsh Poets,” etc., published by Harper &
Brothers, New York.
Captain O’Sullivan, or Adventures of Civil, Military,
and Matrimonial of a Gentleman on half Pay. By W.
H. Maxwell, auther ol ‘*Stories of Waterloo,” My
Life,”” &c.
French Domestic Cookery, combining Elegance with E
conomy ; describing new culinary implements and pro
cesses; the management of the table; instructions for
carving; French, German, Spanish, Polish and Italian
Cookery; in twelve hundred receipts, besides a variety
of new modes of keeping and storing provisions, domes
tic hints, &c. Management of Wines, &ec. with many
engravings. Published hy Harper & Brothers, N. York.
For sale by S. A. BADGER,
July 21, No, 7 Ezchange Buildings.
Extracdinary Discovery,
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DEAFNESS CAN BE CURED!
COOPER'S ETHEREAL OIL.—A prompt and last
ing remedy for DEAFN ESS,also for painsand dis
charge of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds of cures in cases deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established its superiority over every former
Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound of four
different Oils, one of which, the active and principal in
gredient, is obtained from the bark of a certain species of
WALNUT, a new and effectual agent, in the cure of
denfuess,
Persons who had been deaf for 10, 15 and even 20 years,
have been permanently cured by using this Oil. I fact,
80 numerous and so emphatic have been the testimonials
in its favor. that the inventor claims for it the distiuction
of an Infallible Remedy, in all cases, when the Ear is
perfect in its formation.
For further particulars, and cvidence of its great value,
see printed sheets, in the hands of Agents. For sale
in this town only by WM. R. PRESTON,
July 14 1y Druggst.
Bolles’ Explanatory and Pronoun
cing Dicticnary.
THIS work is the most complete, useful and conven
venient Dictionary of the English langaage ever
offered to the public. Itis a large royal octavo of near
ly a thousand pages, containing 85,000 words, which is
nearly 20,000 more than were ever before embraced in
any one work. Besides, there is a vocabulary of 20,000
Greek, Latin, Scripture, Christian and geographical
names, together with a collection of words and phrases
from Foreign languages, often met with in the works of
English writers, with their signification. Just received
and for sale by S. A. BADGER,
July 14. (old Stand of N. March,) 7 Exchange Build’s
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERRIAN GALLERY
and Photographers Furnishing Depots;
A\VAI{I)EI) the Gold and Silver Medals, Four First
Preminms, and Two Highest Honors, at the Na
tional, the Massachusetts, the New York, and the Penn
sylvania Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splendid
Colored Daguerreotypes and best Apparatus ever exhib
ited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to
weather.
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock always on
hand. at the lowerst cash prices.
New York, 251 Broadway; Philadelphia, 136 Chesnut
St.; Boston, 75 Court, and 58 Hanover Sts; Baltimore,
205 Baltimore-St,; Washington, Pennsylvanian Avenue;
Petersburg, Va., Mechanics’ Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth &
Walnut, and 176 Main St; Saratoga Springs, Broadway ;
Paris, 127 Vieille Rue du Temple; Liverpool, 32 Church
Street. ly Boston, June 27, 1846.
Smoked Beef & Hams.
l 000 LBS. Smoked Hams, 200 lbs Smoked
BEEF. Just Received and for sale
& by SAMUEL J. DODGE.
April 21. No .52 Market Street.
IR e ot
Oysters & Quags.
& A.FREEMAN, would inform their friends
J. and the public, that they have just received from
Wellfleet a fresh supply of Transplanted OYSTERS
and QUAGS, for sale at No. 12 Congress-st. July 14
et ——————————————————— e —————————————————.
To the Ladies.
I HAVE on hand a good supply of GAITER BOOTS,
Half GAITERS and BUSKINS, aud SHOES of all
kinds for Spring and Summer wear, made in the latest
fashion of the very best Stock and workmanship.
Ladies will call and examine my Stock of Gaiters and
Shoes, and will find here a good assortment of Custom
made Shoes which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices
Remember the N 0.—14% Market st. corner Ladd-st.
April 7, J. CHAPLIN CARR. 1
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT’S
AND
The high and envied celebrity which these pre-eminent
Medicines have acquired for their invariable efficacy in all
the diseases which they profess to cure, has rendered the
usual practice of puffing uot only unnecessary, but unwor
thy of them. They are known by their fruits ; their good
works testify for them, and they thrive not by the faith of
the credulous.
NTe MmN .N . g€/ ==
Of ASTHMA, ACUTE and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
AFFECTIONS of the BLADDER and KIDNEYS.
BILIOUS FEVERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS.—
In the south and west, where these diseases prevail, they will
be found Invaluable. Planters, farmers, and others, who once
use these Medicines, will never afterwards be without them.
BILIOUS CHOLIC, and SEROUS Looseness, BILES,
COSTIVENESS, COLDS & COUGHS, CHOLIC,
CONSUMPTION. Used with great success in this disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPEPSIA. Noperson with this distressing dis
ease, should delay using these medicines immediately.
ERUPTIONS of the Skin, ERYSIPELAS, FLATU
LENCY,
FEVER and AGUE. For this scourge of the wes
tern country these medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and
certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to a
return of the disease—a cure by these medicines is permanent.—
TRY 'THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
FOULNESS of COMPLEXION,
GENDRAL DEBILITY,
GOUT, GIDDINESS, GRAVEL, HEADACHES, of every
kind, INWARD FEVER, INFLAMMATORY RHEUMA
TISM, IMPURE BLOOD, JAUNDICE, LOSS of APPE
TITE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
LEPROSY, LOOSENESS,
MERCURIAL DISEASES.—
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury infi
nitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sarsaparilla.
NIGHT SWEATS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS of all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS,
PALPITATION of the HEART, PAINTER'S CHOLIC,
PILES., The original proprietor of these medicines
was cured of Piles of 35 years standing by the use of these Life
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the head, side, buck, limbs, joints and organs.
RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with this
terrible dfsease, will be sure of relief by the Life Medicincs.
RUSH of BLOOD to the HEAD, SGURVY,
SALTRHEUM, SWELLINGS,
SCROFULA, o RING’S BVIL, inits
worst forms, UL C ERS S, of every description.
W O RN S, of all kinds, are eflectually expelled by
these Medicines. Parents will do well to administer them when
over their existence is suspected. Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
A single trial will place the LIFE PILLS and
PHENIX BI T'FE RS beyond the reach of compe
tition in the estimation of every patient.
The genuine of these medicines are now put up in white
wrappers and labels, together with a pamphlet, called
¢ Moffat’s Good Samaritan,’’ containing the directions, &e,
on which is a drawing of Broadway from Wall street to vur
Office, by which strangers visiting the city can very e.sily
find us. The wrappers and Samaritans are c-pyrighted,
therefore those who procure them with white wrappers can
be assured that they are genuine. Be careful, and do not
buy those with yellow wrappers; but if you do, be satisfied
that they come direct from us, or dout touch them.
{l7= Prepared and sold by
DR. WILLIANM B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, corner of Anthony street, New York.
For Sale by
March 17 WM. R. PRESTON, Druggist.
Bonnets, Ribbons,
I'rench Flowers, &c.
JOHMN WEBSTER,
No. 6 Daniel-street.
HAS Jjust received from Auction a very large assort
ment of BFONNETS, RIBBONS, Filowers,
Wreaths, Tabs, Laces, Hdkfs, &c. which he offers
at less than one half of theoriginalcost !} !
§G=Please calland examine the Goods.
Avrso—Fashionable BONNETS, just received from
the manufactories.
No. 6 Daniel street, 3d door from the corner.
PLEASURE BOAT.
.i- TO LET.—The fast sailing Pleasure BOAT
SSRGS FANNY-ELLSLER, of ten tons. Will take
parties of Ladies and Gentlemen, on , EXCURSIONS,
SAILING, FISHING, &c.—will also take Frieght and
Passengers to Isle-of-Shoals, &c. on reasonable terms.—
For further information call on Capt. WHM. TUCK
ERMAN, who may be found at the Boat at Lord’s wharf
or at his residence, No. 22 Daniel St. May 12
EBEPAsH BROKEN COAL.—IOO tons first quali
ty just received per Lydia Foster. For sale by
April 28 E.F. SISE & CO.
Room Papers.
JOIIN W. FOSTER, No. 5 Market-street,
ES now opening a large addition to his stock of
PAPER HANGITNGS ;
comprising an excellent assortment of middling and low
priced papers, of new and good patterns. A variety of
mote expensive and elegant patterns daily expected.
Pictorial Eistory of England.
EEING a history of the people as well as of the King
down, embellished by about 1200 elegant engravings
on wood. To be completed in about 40 numbers, forming
four splendid octavo volumes.
PRICE, 25 CENTS FOR EACH NUMBER.
Subscriptions received by S. A. BADGER,
July 21 No. 7 Exchange Buildings,
NADIZ SALT, suitable for fish or hay, for sale by
(J July 21 EDWARD RAND,
No 41 corner Bow and Market-sts.
.
Parasolettes and Sun Shades.
WILLIAM JONES & SON have recei
ved a full assortment of Frilled and Fringed
PARASULETTES & SUN SHADES, of the new
Spring sty les. Bis March 31.
75 M PRIMis LATHS,
14 and 1§ inch, for sale by
July 7. L. COLTON, No. 17, Pleasant. St
seRR e e L
OOM PAPERS FORSALE.—IOOO Room
B} of ROOM PAPERS for sale at reduced prices.
April 15. L. COTTuN.
Commissioner’s Notice.
THE subscriber was appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate for the County of Rockingham,
Commissioner Lo receive, examine, adjust and allow the
claims of the creditors to the estate of MARK TUCKER,
late of Portsmouth, joiner, deceased. NoTiCE is here
by given that the Commission has been duly extended
sioty days from the fourteenth day of July instant, for the
creditors to said deceased’s estate, to exhibit and support
their claims against sard estate, and he wili attend to the
duties of his said appointment at his office in Portsmouth
ou the 12th day of September, A. D. 1846, from 3 to 5
o’clock, P. M. on said day.
Dated the eighteeth day of July, 1846.
J. HAMILTON SHAPLEY, Commissioner,
B' IVERPOOL COARSE SALT, for Hay,
4 July 7. for sale by WM. SlukS & CO.
WWool Carding & Manufacturing.
“’ OOL for CARDING or MANUFACTURING,
leit acthe Store of J, N, HAN DY, Portsmouth,
will be taken and made into Rolls, or Manufactured into
Full Cleth, Cassimeres, Flannels or Blankets, and war
ranted to give satisfaction. The subscriber has had long
experience in the business, and flatters himself he can re.
turn CLO I'H that will suit in all cases, and ali Wool lelt
as above, will be retorned with dispatch.
WM. L. FOOTE,No. Berwick, Me.
June 2. 2mlislos
NEW LINE OF STAGES, DAILY.
3 1 ) TV A m ‘
“‘"fl"fifi“—'—%wgw FROM PORTSMOUTH
ST T JSAV ES EVERY DAY m
T s 1-2 o’clock, A. M.
Passes througk Greenland, Stratham to Exeter, there
it intersects with the cars for daverhill, Andover, Lowel
fl‘nd Boston and Wilmington and Concord, also with the
Cars for Newmarket, Durham and Dover. Returning,
leaves every day after the arrival of the Cars from Boston
& Lowell.
Ladies and Gentlemen'by taking this route to any of the
above named towns, will find it as cheap as any other
route.
Fare from Portsmouth to Boston #1,50; to Lowell $2,
00; to Andover $1,20; N. Andover $1,10; Bradford 95;
Haverhill 95; to Plaistow 80; to Newtown 75; to East
Kensington 624 ; Newmarket 634 ; S. Newmarket 70;
Durbam 80; Nashua 2,125, Returning from the above
named towns the Fare is the same. : %
On Monday, Wednesday, & Friday it intersects with
the Manchester Stage—passes through Kingston, Hamp.
stead, Derry to Manchester.
On Tuesday, Tharsday, and Saturday, intersects at
Exeter with the Concord Stage—passes through Epping
Deerfield, Pembroke—also to Manchester.
Intersects every day with a stage from Exeter to Ken
ington and Amesbury.
N¢ B.—Fare by this rout as cheap as any other.
S. B. MARDEN, Drivers.
N. B.—All orders of business, such as Collecting
carrying papers,Packages, Deeds, Bundles,&c. &c. left a
No. 9 Middle street, or at the Franklin House, will be at
tended to with punctuality and dispatch. !
The above named holds himself accountable to all
business entrusted to their care as far as Exeter.
July 29, 1845, S. B. MARDEN’S EXPRESS
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g :3:51*9\535 LR 4
Eam) - B
&QR TEYEE oV D
&= REA T | REME J/'%
CONSUMPTION,
And the best medicine known to man fer
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, In.-
fluenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, Short
ness ol Breath, pains and weakness in the side,
breast, &c., and all ether diseases of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
A very important disease over which this Balsam’’ ex
erts 2 very.powerful influence, is that of
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more effica
cious than any remedy hitherto employed, and in numer
ousinstances when patients had endured long and severe
suffering from the disease, without receiving the least ben
efit from various remedies, and when MERCURY has
been resorted to in vain, the use of this Balsam has restor
ed the Liver to a healthy action, and in many instances-
EFFECTED PERMANENT CURES,
after every known remedy had failed to produce this de—
sired effect,
Opinion of a regular Physician. :
ExETER, Me., Sept. 30, 1845.
This ceitifies that I have recommended the use of Wis-
TAR’s BaLsam oF WiLp CHERRY for diseases of the
Lungs, for two years past, and many bottles to my knowl
edge have been used by my patients, all with beneficia
results. Intwo cases where it was thought confirmec
consumption hiad taken place, the Wild Cherry eficcted @
cure. E. BOYDEN, Physician at Fzeter corner.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPiION!
All published statements of cures performed by this me
dicine, are, 1n every respect, TRU .
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND IMITA
TIONS. The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr
Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which it is recommended, curing many cases after the
skill of the best physicians was unavailing, bas effected a
large and increasing demand for it. This fact has cauvsed
several unprincipled counterfeiters and imitators to palm
off spurious mixtures, of similar name and appearance,
for the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine Dr WISTAR’S BA-=
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine unless sign
ed by I. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH W
FOWLE, Boston, Mass,. For sale by
WM. R. PRESTON, Partswouth
Dec. 2 1y Asa Tults, &J. H. Wheeler, Dover.
WRIGH'I’S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
THE TRUE CHARACTER OF COUNTER
FEITERS & SELLERS OF €OQUNTER
FEIT MEDICINE,
@O Medicine has ever been introduced to theAmer
+ ¥ can people, whose virtues have been more zheer
fully and universally acknowledged by its yast popular
ty and extensive circilgtion than * Wright’s Indian Veg
elable Pills.” To discant upon their varions irtges at
this late season would be a work of superorgation, since
few who peruse this article will be found unacguainted
with the widely circulated proofs of the real excellence
of the medicine,to which many willbe veady 10 add thets
timonials of their own experience. But if fertl.er proo
were needed as the value of the remedy,it might be found!
in the fact that no medicme in the market has been so
shamelessly and vepeatedly counterfeited. Ignoram, en
vieus,avaricious and mnprincipled men have in different
plazes, manufactored a gpurions pill, hearing a superfi
ctal resemblance to the true artiele, but composed either
of impotent or Deleterious Ingredients which they have
seuzht to foist upon the peblie as the veritable
<INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.?
These fraudulent swindlers could never pass off these
vile wares upon the public but for the connivance and as
sistance of (self styled) respectable druggists, who, for
the sake of a little “filthy lucre’ Jend themaelves io that
monstrous and unhullowed system of hinposition. Fhe
counterfeiter of a popular medicine is- wore ernminw
than the counte: feiter of envrent money. The injuries
by the latter, sink to nothing m comparison with those
inflicted upon society by the former, We might pain
im wringing the mite from the havdband of invalid pe~
sury which is extended for the boon of healln and re
ceives instead, the vile drog that protracts and agravares
disease, or 1o view it in its best aspeet suffers it to ray®
unchecked. How melancholy it 1s to reflect that thou
sands may have been hurried to the grave by baving @
counterfeit substitute for the wrue medicine who but for
the venal fraud might now be living in high bealth, the
' delight and hope of the social circle. All clesses are
interested in putting down these vile eounterfeiters,
Let the stores where theu are sold be maried and
shunned.
Ard let the virtuous indignation of the community ad
minister to all concerned in these unfair prastices a gen
eral and withering rebuke.
CAUTION.
The public will please observe that the genuine medicine
has the following wording on the side of the boxes,
i WRIGHT’SINDIAN VEGETABLE PiLLS.
(Inpian PurGaTive,)
’ Of the North Awmerican College of Health
E And also round the border of the label, will be found
- n smell type,* ¢ Entered according to the act of Con
gress in the year 1810, by Wn. WRIGHT, in the
Clerk’s Office o the District Court of the Southein
District of Pennsylvania.
It will be funther observed that the printed direciions
or using the wedicime which accompanies each box, are
ilso entered according to the act of Congress; the same
orm will be found at the bottom of the first page.
The slighlesl attention to the above lew particalrs
vill serve to protect the purchasers from frand and sav
he lives of thoze who may otherwise be endangered by
ising a counterfeit medicine .
The public will also remember that all who sell the
cenuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided with a ex
iificate of Agencyr signed by
WILLIAM WRIGH'T,
VICE PRESIDENT 0F THE
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH, §
nd that Pedlers are never in any case atlowed 10 #2 |
he genuine medicine. Al traveliing ageuts will be pro
‘ided with zertificates of agency as above dessribed ; and
hose who cannot show one wiil be Known as base nn
josters. Price 25 cents per Box, with full Directione.
The Regular Appointed Agents can receive their sup
plies of the above popular pills, as heiretolore, from b=
July Office and General Depot for the New Englond
States.
£ TREMONT STREET, 6,2
l@g BOSTON. ]. 9%
Principle office and General Depot, 169, RACE
STREET, PHILADELPIIIA.
jr 3 Allletters relative to the piils mus be addressed
thus:— N E. OFFICE, N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH, 198 Tremont 3t. Boston, Mass.
Beware of the Infected District.in dAnn Sireet Boston
N. B. Buy of none except the followsag regu. arly ap
pointed AGENTS.
Portsmouth —3. A. BADGER, No. 7 Exchange
Buildings,
Candia.—Herry M. Eaton,
- Chester. —-Isaac Tompkins,
Deerfield.—E. F. Stevens, jr,
Durham—Nathaniel Chuichill
Deerfield, South.—B. W. Saaborn, jr,
Derry.—A, F. Halland Geo. W. Pkerton,
Derry. East.-—Parker & Taylor,
Spping.—N. &J. W. Morrill,
Exeter.—liancis Graar,
Greenland.—J. P. Packer,
Hamptov.—John C. Forsaith,
Hampion Falls.—Geo. H. Dodge,
Kensington.—John T. Blake,
Kingston.—E, G. Frothingham,
Manchester,—A. G. Tucker,
Nashua.—A.E. Thayerand §.B. & H. J. Chapman
Nottingham.—Bradbury Bartleut,
Pelham.—Jeremiah Tyler,
Kye. ThowmasJ. Parsons,
Seabrook.—Matthew Merrium.
Somersworth {Great Falls)—Mark Noble.
Windham —Robe t Barvtley.
N. B. Remember, S. A. BADGER, is the onye
regular authorized Agent for the sale of this invaluable
medicine in Portsmouth and do not purchase else where,
if you would be sure of obtaining the GENUINE ME
DICINE.
Sent. 26. isll2wolv
diiades gJE e n eol D i 8 e, e O
New Carpetings.
l 0 PS new and beautiful patterns just received and
for sale very cheap by
April 21 WM. J. LAIGHTON, 13 Markei-st
T g ee S A e
Patent 'T'in Roofing.
Vl\ HE subscriber having obtained from the Patentee the
right for putting on the patent Tin Roofing in this
State, and also the States of Elaine and Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New York and Connecticat, would say to
his friends and the public generally, that he is now pre
pared to receive orders or make contracts, for TINNING
BRIDGES, FACTORIES, STORES, HOUSES, or |
other buildings, that may be wanted, on the Patent plan,
—or any other that may be desired. He will also manu
facture to order, COPPER or TIN G’U'l‘TEß%}‘&:,
Copper or Zine CONDUCTORS, GOUSE N =
&ec. < <iies
Orders for the above, left at the Store of IRA HazEL-
ToN, Market-square, or addressed to the subscriber, will
be punctually attended to. ~ WM. P. MOULTON.
Portsmouth, Feb, 3, 1846. _
Green Window Shades,
A FIRST rate article for Summer use, é‘un'rpe.eiud
and for sale by WM, J. LAIGHTON,
May 5, : : 13M. ai‘él-'t.