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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30

Leaves Brigham's Stage House, No. AZ,
Hanover Street, Boston, every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at o'clock A. NJ, arrives at Troy 8
o'clock-Albany, 4 p NJ third day.
Returning-leaves A. Milliken's Stage House,
No. Z Green-Street Albany, every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday, at O'Clock A. M.-arrives al
Boston every. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30

500 gro. Steel Clasps; 500 gro, steel Ornaments
200 gro. Gilt Ornaments; 1900 ps. No. 3 Black
Ribbon 1000 ps. Davids Galloon; 1000 ps. -Davids
Galloon various colours; 10 bales Russia Sheeting,
t %PPa E SdP BAY Martins Bat at MarFsns
Thread Hastings; Silk and Cotton Boot Cord
Linen and Cotton Boot Webbing Morocco and
Kid Skins; Lining and Binding Skins; White and
coloured Ferrets; Black Sewing Silk; Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and Red Sole Leather, &c. &C.
G5All of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices for Cash approved Credit. Merchants pur-
chasing Boots Shoes by the Package are respect
fully invited to call
Boston, Sept. Is, 1923. 3m
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
G. b. PARKER

G.. b. PARKER
TNNTINUES to offer for sale Goods of
~ - 'st every description, consisting in part of
t@sss and Staple Dry Goods,
w. : Goods and Groceries,
Potash, Sheet Lead, Nails
Crockery, Glass, Hard, and Hollow Ware,
Drugs and Medicine, physicians supplied on
favourable terms)-All of which will be sold cheap
for Cash, Produce, or Credit
Please call at the Brick Store near the Meeting
Rouse. Sept. 2.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
j. g. Thurston

d WKUAUCLUTHS OfVarlous colours and
80 qualities,
Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannels,
Scotch and Tartan Plaids,
Bonbazets, Brown Sheetings and Shirtings,
Plain and figured Swiss Nusins,
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, Lace Wells,
Kid Gloves, Worsted Hose,
Calicoes, new and handsome patterns,
ALSO
Prunella Shoes at 4s6, and Morocco do at 5s6 per
pair. CIV Sept. l6
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
BOSTON
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. 40, WASHINGTON STREET.
HUNT & HILDRETH


HAVE constantly on hand and for sale
y complete assortment of Boots and Shoes
adapted to the Country and Spanish Markets. The
following kinds comprise part of their stock, viz
1000 pairs Heeled Prunella Pumps,
!0OO g Spring Heeled do. do,
loo Strapt Lasting Pumps, with heels,
2OOO do. do. do. welted,
500 Assorted colours, various patterns,
1000 Morocco Walking Shoes,
l5O0 Kid do. do.
1000 Morocco Broad Pumps,
1000 Kid do. do.
500 I" Mems fine Calfskin Shoes,
5O0 Do. do. Pumps,
500 Do. do. Calf Boots,
200 Gents fine Dress Pumps
1000 Women's Leather Walking Shoes
500 Mems Lined and Bound Shoes,
500 Boys do. do.
5000 Children's Coloured Shoes,
1000 Infants Boots,
200 Mems Stout Shoes.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30

Ok THOUSAND good shaved SHIN
AO Giles for sale by the subscriber.
Sept 9, 1928
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
rWHOLESALE AND RETAILefD
Boot, Shoe, and
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.

TEyHOMAS C. WALES, No. %, Court
n Street, Boston, opposite the head of Market
street, has on hand and is daily receiving from ms
Manufactures. a complete assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES. Of every description and quality. The
following are few of his retail prices =
1000 DR.. Chdren's cold Morocco Boots and Shoes
1soo ladies', do. do. 81 to SO,
500 y do. Prunella, mo heels) %,
500 :, do. Satin, do. 6z,
500 :, do. Prunela, (heels) o.
1000 :, do Morocco, do: 70 to w,
1000 Gentlemen's Summer Boots, 1,50 to 800,
$50 :, do. do. Pumps, 10 to 20
NJ The above are retail prices; a liberal discount
made to those who purchase at wholesale.
June 8, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
TOWNS THROUGH WHICH 1T PASSES.

There is also Line that connects with this az
New Salem, which furnishes good conveyance for
all passengers from Boston to Shutesbury Leverett,
Sunderland, and Bloody Brook.-Fare from Boston
to Bloody Brook $3.50.
PAll Baggage at the owners risk
Books kept at A. M. Brigham's, No AZ, Hanover
St., Boston, and at A. Millikin's, No.. 7, Green ST.,
Albany
o. Preston, Agent at Boston: Willard Kingman,
Agent, Albany.
PROPRIEToRS
JONES g. Co., Boston
A. HOLMAN, I'd, Bolton;
N. BRYANT, Netc Salem
]. AaBSoScHRoMB1E, Grssnaeld;
N SMITH, Cheshire
s. AVERY, Sand Lake
w. KINGMAN, Albany.
June 10.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
TRUST SALE.

PY virtue of two deeds Of Trust, executed
dS by John German and Rosanna his wife tho
one bearing date January the 12,h 1925. TO Al
len Dawson, and John Neilsop,to secure a GER
tain sum OF money therein mentioned 10 James
D'nSmorc, and the other bearing date January
10th 1925, TO Samuel Leitch Jr. 10 secure GER
| tain sums OF money therein mentioned; to Jas.
Leiteh and others, will be sold on Monday the
9th day of May 1873 at public auction, on a
| credit oil six, twelve and eighteen months. in
The town OF charlottesville, ia front of the
Court house, House and Lot, near the Uni
'ersIiy, and the late residence of John Cor
| man, deed. And at the same time and place.
ana upon tho same terms, under the deed 10
Samuel Leitcb. Jr will be sold. one Horse.
Saddle and Birdie, one Cow, one Cart and Ger.
one Carryali and Gear, four Feather Beds, bed
Sieads and Bedding. one Clock. one Bureau, one
pair of Shovel aud longs, one Stove and Pipe,
one pair Bellows, Anvil aud Tools, Que Safe
four Fades, one dOz Winsor Chairs, one doz-
On SILVER Tea Spoons, one dozen Knives and
Forks, three Pots and two SkiIIets, and all 9th
er articles conveyed in The said deed. Acting
as Trustees, we shall convey such title as "a
vested in us. GEORGE CARR. Trnstoe
for James Dinsmore, appointed by The Conn
ty Court Of AibemarIe, in The place of Allen
Dawson and John Nelson, deed
SAMUEL LEITCH, JR. Trustee.
March 22-ids
~" The editors Of the Enquirer will insert
The above until day Of sale, and forward their
account n this Office far
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
NOTICE.

N pursuance Of deed Of trust executed In
n me by John Gray, Jr. Of record in Abe.
marie county court, and for thr purposes thcge-
in 'mcntioned, shall, on Friday the fftl
oi April, TFair, otherwise, the next fair day, nj
The residence Of said Gray, a. the University Of
virginia, expose to sale, for cash, two COWS, a
cart and gear, and various articles Of valuable
household and kitchen furniture.
V. w. SoUTHALL, Trustee.
march il dS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
NOTICE.

a L meeting Of the commissioners of the
L n Rivanna and Rockfsh Gap TURNPIKE
Company, held at the Jefferson Hotel in the
town Of Charlottesville, o. Friday the 2ist of
Marrh, 1928, in pursuance and notice, present
Col William Woods, Opie Norris, John Winu.
George NJ. Wsods, John p. Sampson. W,lIian,
ii. Meriwetber, and Rice w. wood
Col William Woods was nominated Chair.
man, aud Rice w. Wood appointed Secretary.
Whercnpon.--It was ordered that n meeting az
The Stock bolders should be called on Saturday
the goth insi. at 10 o'clock, at The Courthouse
in the town of Charlottesville, for the purpose
OF eIeetiDS president and directors TO manage
the concerns Of said company.
And that notice should be given in the Vir-
ginia Advocate on Saturday mkt, Of the time &
place of said meeting. WIN. WOODS,
March 22- If Cba;rmar
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29
TRUST SALE.

PY virtue or n deed Of Trust executed bv
~ Edwin Conway, for the purpose nj secu-
ring The payment of debt due tn Rice w.
Wood, and Of record in The clerks office Of Al.
bemarle County, l shall, on The first Mon.
day, in April next, before the door of the
Eagle tavern in the town Of Charlottesville. Of.
for for sale, for cash, three slaves, TO wit, Char
lotie, Arampta, and Mildred
such title only is vested by the trust will be
made 10 purchasers.
J. w. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
March ~. 1S2S-3t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-29

VIRGINIA:
at a Court Of Monthly Session held. for FA,pamru
Comfy on MOndayth the 25M day Of FEB 1928
Moody j. Hope, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
William Hope, Thomas Hope, Austin Cason
and Christopher Clarke, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The Plaintiffs bill being this day filed, and
the defendant William Hope not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of tins
Court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is NOT an inhabitant Of this Common
wealth, it is ordered. that the said defendant do
appear here on The fourth Monday in MAY next.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and tina,
copy OF this order be forthwith, inserted in the
virginia Advocate, newspaper printed in the
town Of Charlottesville. and continued for eirb,
weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door Of The Court house Of this County.
copy-teste,
ABM. SHEPHERD, Jr. d. G.
March 20-2m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04
DUMPRIBs' HIGHLY APPROVED
EYE WATER.

TENHIs safe and powerful wash for sore or raasd Eyes
II stands pre- eminent among the multitude of ordinary
preparations fOr 'tl upose. The most obstinate ns tie
most slight nfanabns Of that delicate organ, yield this
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone OF the diseased parts. On eyes The eject
highly saluiary. In Of years standing, the most n-
expected relief has been received aler other applications Of
inferior eicacy had failed Weakness, soreness and 9TH
or complaints of the Eyes proceeding from colds have been
permanently removed. Those who use pronounce II TO be
the best preparation for this complaint they ever met with
especially In obstinate cases OF soreness and nAamation-
Price 25 cents per boftie. r 'ltI
ALso-Ihe celeJaed Cdmbriap Tooth HcAs Pile which
give Immediate relief without the least injury the Teeth
On trial this will be found one Of the best renees known
for tins panfn complaint. Price 20 cents box. 4. -
11rPepared aud sold wholesale, by r. KIDDER propri-
eto OF tie "Conray Mediete," Connting Room 10 Clmui
bes over No IO Conner Court and Hanover streets, and
retail by his special apponnert, Together will MI il The
deren articles Of the Conway Medcine) by the following
Druggists, VIZ JOSEPH BAI.CH Jr. and
JOHN II. MASON & Co
Ohseye none genuine without the written signature
OF IT. kiDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
Laree discount To those who buy TO sell again.
April 9. +'.I
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

NHE Medicine offered TO the Public, Is ono wuicf,
~ has been fully subjected the inallbie te Of expe
ence and in every instance where ii has been fairly tried
II has been attended with tho most complete success. In
Of the cases. the patients had been aboring under the
disease for years. and during that period had received the
best medical advice and had even undergone painful
gica operation, without permanent advantage IL not
(ike those usually advesed) offered as certain cure for
long catalogue Of diseases but those afflicted with this cont
plant for which alone it s recommended, may rely with
confidence upon obtaining relief, In its FORMS in
short time and they themselves the best Judges Of tho
Importance Of such remedy Price so cents per box with
directions signed by the proprietor. Prepared and sold at
HENRY CORNISH'S Drug and Chemical store, PhiIadel-
phin. Also, new supply just received for sale by I,
Dr. g. II. TILEINGIIAST.
No 7, South Main street, sign of tic Golden Mortar Povi
dence, X. T. 6mScw. April S.
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FOR COUGHS, CONsUMPTiONS, AND ASTHMAT
&c COMPLAINTS "

nR. ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonc Detergent. Also,
IL Rogens' Anti Bilious -Apefient Pulmonary Pils no
above articles well known, and their qualities so Just
y appreciated by the public that tits sueruohs TO Puh
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor mas To-
ceved from those who have been cured by them The io
lowing however having been lately received alone insert
ed
Dr. GEORGE ROGERS Mem York, Jan. A, 1923.
Dear S1-Yo,r must reeoec the circumstance OF the IN
disposition of my little son, aborng under serious Pul-
no,ary Affection whom you prcscrbed for few times py
the solicitation Of bis mother ut your Office, IN the course Oh
the past. II fact that he appeared To be ire
eoreraMy gone from us, but by strict attention to your pre-
scptons, and the of your valuable compounds Puno-
Detergent for few weeks, he perfectly healthy
and hesy. therefore feel my duty 10 express my graft
tude you under the blessing of Povidonce, for the resto
ton Of my sons health does appear 10 me that vego
table medicine like yours safe and ehicacios, reqres
only be known To be universally approved Of and as
friend the family Of man and for this reason you are az
liberty and requested give publicity to the above re-
marks from your Obliged friend, although no personal ac-
quainiancc with you. RICHARD GAkDNEh.
The above excellent medicines now prepared with the
by Dr. Rogers al his Dens.lory, and for sale
by Timothy Keloe wholesale and retail, No. " Merchants
Exchange, General Agent for hApropietor, where all or
ders from any part Of the United States will be promptly ex
ecuted
For sale in Providence, by JOHN H. MASON & Co. No.
81, Broad ST. and DUTY GREENE, High Street.
MayA ly lawwf
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-04
oo-To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. 90

" The use q UOCIOK HUNTEK'S CELEBKATED
I'D PILLS, persons of either SEX (guided by the peyy
valuable eopons directions acc0mpanyng thsr
bled efectuaiis to eradicate CERTAIN DISEASE and
to restore Health with Ease, Safety and Certainty, in eU
days.
The extensive sale, and unexampled success of this
the Unon during the time prepared by the late DR..
Conway sufficiently PROVE that preparation known, IOs
superior properties together with the Injection Pow
der) for the most thorough and speedy Of The dreadful
disease for which IL is recommended. .t.
They render the system ess liable TO nfecon aud
efectua Remedy in all the various stages Of the disease,
however obstinate.
Recent infections removed thereby IN three four
days, without confinement, and at trfimg expense.
Prce-PiIs dollar box Injection Powders and Cemte,
so cents each.
None genuine unless signed ou the outside printed
wrapper by the sole proprietor r. KIDDER, immediate
successor the late Dir. w. T Conway For sale whole
sale (whh all the other Conway Medcne'') by JosEPK
BALcH, Jun North Main Street. ;and JOHN II. Mason T.
Co. Providence. ly January 26
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POETRY.



saw he1 in colin;
And tsufdl eyes were looking on the eorse,
fEjw was hn oiiiy ehpd that precious weaitf,
To wh,ch on qsbx, ~esith Is yaIscies.
TIE mllser's gsief found vrni in sIgn and te5u:
Bua On tlpe tender lno,l'er !--ste, vboae besri
Had mingl~d in ts dcsr ones peasIes-she,
Whse boye was lock'dlp IN tkat cbd-was calm
And Ias6ionlcss. No tc;I wa, ihel, 10 quench
T7,o ag,ny that bsni't her pald check.
sbs sJrks na, looked 'sa On ihs corse. butss
A,xAd ffo.I the fond friends who came 10 gaze
Tkeir bssl upeuric eherub. On size sighed
re- ysis TIE txrath that uetnosy fondly b'eaihed
s0n'fnpgiet days-on days now gone for ever.
.d1s. " iiscrr be passion eioqlem,
Qstt speaks nnre turc.by than words-nb
a nsOtfscr, gazing an i,er shfoudci child
Sac feels pnng thai mocks the power o words
An inpasHion'd sorrow, fnr, far ioo deep
For tsirs and launcntntions-a quenchlcss FIRE,
That drinks tho srcam VI all her lesser troubles,
And bows each passion W Its master, Grlef.
Such, man can never feel--his love is strung:
Bui, wlscn the cord u broken, thai bound him
To tbs dean object OF his iondaexs, tears
On nlnrost wash the image from his breast.
hut t,cn, rDogier's love that holy Inc,
Which, heart " bear, in sweet communion binds,
1yn ssal Hnd soul are IN eacl, other lust -
Wlssfsces she when sie looks upon her child =
Hcr picstge ofiove her priceless gen-the link
Connecting her more closely Ia the heart
She IHoms'd, in tie presence oi herGud,
To t0ve and honor-puise ot her exlstence-
An zngsd in the pauniisc Ui home
Diamond Of narriage .-Nought can chill such love,
Though eisuds Of sin may darken his young name,
And aonns of trouble fall upon his nead
rha whn.wnd Of di.gnce npfoa al! hope,
tStiM, sin il Is her child. When Icy death
fias niprd her howeret-whcn she's called
To mourn her bliyhed prospects-look upon
Tho beaa,less eye, lie silent tongue winch once
10 fond'y inp'd the grateful, injurious sounds
OF Father MotbcT .'-how yain the effort
10 describe her feelings. None but nOtliers
Know the jrngs and Joys winch agonizp
And bless q mothers bosom.
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6. r. EDWARDS.

EONTINUES TO keep the above establishment, and Is
" prepared accommodate people of business and gene
visiting this village In manner, he trusts, will be sat
siacoy those who may favor him with their company
The house has lately been thaoushy repal and matc
rally Improved, which renders of the most comIho
diois establishments In this vicinity
IPGsod Horses and Chaises kept for the accommoda
ton Of his customers who may wish visit the numerous
and elegant manufactures In the vicinity Also good Hack
and careful driver attached to the oiel Careful and ex
OH reasonable terms.
The following Lines of Stages arrive and depart from ths
house daily where seats can be taken for utmost every Soc
ton ofthe country, wiz
Boston Citizens Line;
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and Keene do
Taunton and New Bedford d0;
Slatersvile Accommodation do;
Pawtucket and Providence Hourly do;
Paw lckef, march 10. 1923
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S'rANZAS.

aas-.s- SrANZAS.
Fare thee well, fare thee well !-Over the watcn,
Far away over the sea
o! wissa you sInng with Italy's daughtcn,
Will your heart turn back To me-!
Their eyes with light bewching may shine,
"A fairsr TINT glow ON tile cheek,
Eut their hears-O they cannot I've warmer than minc,
Tho their lips more of upturu may speak
FWe tiseo weA fare thee well Over tho wafors,
Fu away over the sea;
o. whom you sniiag with Italy, daughters,
Wii your henri ever tarn hack 70 me
saw you the highest Of all who took part
In tie sports which enveud the dao,
And taught TO love yo,i, yt my young hear:
Know how littlc such love could avail
J knew that your sire was wealthy aud great,
That he lived in yon b,wur OF pride
BUi know not for maiden If lowiy estate
Twas sinful 10 Iist Sc siEhd.
FsIs Thee well, fare thee well !-Ovsf the waters,
Fs< away over the sea,
"! when you smiling with Italy's daughters.
A.dn your isar ever turn back 10 ms.
%! y"s, they may 1,ew you away from your home,
And tho lowiy taitch5 col IN te glade,
But ~ fr sunny lands, indst splend you roam,
ysu wall thii,k O.! the poor village mad
And ofieI remembrance the vsvs sh. Al recall,
" ,ich yuu taught her fond heart 10 beioce
But thine thu guilt II forgive you them al,
For they never were meant to deceive!
fare ibce we'll fare thee " Al !-Over the watess,
Far away over the sea.
%! when you are smiling with Italys daughten,
WIN your heart ever tdrn back 10 me!
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FRUIT TREES.

What are you doing there Madam!
said 1, last summer to an industrious
and ablo young lady who herself takes
the care Of her flower, fruit and kitch-
en- garden, for mercy sake what are
you doing there? Don't you see, an
swered she; am scalding this Peach
tree. Do you want to kill it? On the
contrary, ! wish to save it If l can,
the root is worm eaten; the leaves are
curling and withering and decaying; it
will be dead in a few days, if / do
not apply an efficacious remedy. i
have lost several fruit trees this sum
mer by the worms; in vain have l tri-
ed all the means suggested, as TO dig
round, look for worms, use a wire to
kill them through the apertures, put
lime, ashes &c all in vain. Once the
trees are attacked, they invariably die.
This is the best tree in the garden;
1t produces the most excellent fruit.
avn determined to try on it an expert
nent, which l for long time thought
of, but from whicn l have always been
discouraged by my friends saying, that
it will kill the treei but the tree is al
ready as if half dead, and l think
there is even prudence in the trial,
since it leaves at least possibility, a
hope Of saving it,
A great deal Of CONVEX sation follow
ed that experiment, some laughed, some
thought it absurd. l myself visited
and examined with anxiety the tree
every day. TO our great surprise and
satisfaction, after the fall of the faded
leaves, the vegetation resumed all its
! activity, and new set Of beautiful long,
green leaves again covered the tree
Encouraged by this success, all the fruit
trees of the garden, sound or not, were
scalded before the setting in of winter
The brother Of the young lady having
taken confidence in the operation, and
having himself an orchard Of $50 fruit
( trees, apples, pears, plums, peaches &c.
Of which a few were also worm eaten,
took the resolution TO have them all
scalded before winter. An iron kettle
was brought into the orchard, kept boil
ing, and three or four quarts poured at
the bottom of each tree, about one foot
above the ground, care was taken to cause
the water to follow the trunk and pene-
traie to the roots, by pouring it round
the tree, and not too fast. This was done
to each tree in the orchard with the
greatest ease in less than half a days
labour. The same operation was per-
formed again in the spring as soon as
the frost was out Of the ground. Not
single tree died. Those in bad order
revived, and they are all covered with
the most luxuriant blossoms.
This discovery, for it well deserves
the name, will certainly rank among the
most useful. l hasten to send it to your
,aluable paper; it should be reprinted in
all the publications of this country for it
might save many thousand fruit trees
this season from destruction, if known
by all gar.lencrs and farmers.
! In former times, young lady who had
become bcnelactress of her own coun-
try, by her ingenuity and industry, would
have received, as reward, a crown of
the finest flowers, with basket Of the
fruit; but in these modern times, let her
at least, receive our best thanks.-N. Y.
Statesman.
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DOCTOR BRowNELL.

THE BLTND DOCTOR,
INFORMS tile inhabtants OF Rhode isiand and the ada
cent towns of Massachuseits, that be CONTINUES To prse-
lice for diseases OF the blood, generally with The Do upsr-
hlelcd success lie cures, Jnundce bilious compliance
sick Head Ade, Asthma, Pbthysc, Inflammation on the
Liver or any pa the bodyRhounstsrn and fnfnrpsns
tory RheunatsL sali Rbeum, Piles, Indigestion sss,d
Head, 81 Vhw Dance, scrofuh, Kings Eva and m
diseases arising from impure s,ate of the blood Hsprs
tce safe and simple, aud his medicines confined 10 tl
Vegetable kingdom. During practice Of fourteen ycsrs
ocof Brownell has had the most astonishing success Foy
se greater relief OF individuals, he travels throuh mos ~
Pie towns ri the State, aud he consulted nj assa sv
lime those per0ns who reside m Proyidenee and wh N
vshhemcves ~ The Blind Doctors services csn kays
fhew commando with Mr. Buunsp, High strcet.