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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
TESTIMONIES.
Certificate af Leonard Stoddard.

CefLlJIcdte az Leonard StOuuuru.
To THE PuBLIcK Having been seized, in the
winter of 1925, with the prevailing Influenza con-
tinued, for the space of two years to be troubled
with bad cough, great difficulty of breathing, occa
sona pain in the side, great debility, attended with
bad digestion and the expectoration of much thick
matter ] consulted three distinguished physicians
and made use of Anderson's Cough Drops the Indian
Specifick. and other celebrated remedies without
relief About the first of April last, obtained a
hottie of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. The
beneficial effect immediate; and in the course
of three months my health was as good as it had
been for the last ten years.
LEONARD sToDDARD.
Rochester, IN. W Nov. 81. 1927
Certificate ec F3-e1l~~;e1 -. Warner. Esq.
The subscriber is induced, from publick conside-
rations to recommend the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam, as a remedy of the greatest efficacy in dis
eases of the lungs, being probably indebted to its
use for the preservation of his own life In the fall
and winter of 1856 was attacked witha distress
of the lungs which threatened to be of the most
r0us character. 1t was attended with very trou-
blesome cough particularly in the evening and night
with oppression and inflammation of the lungs,
gradually followed bv great emaciation and pfostra
ton Of strength. These symptoms continued for
aboutnine months in spite of the efforts of the most
skilful physicians to check their progress At this
time fortunately met with the Vegetable Pulmona-
ry Balsam, by the use of which, speedy and COM
plete recovery was effected. My health is now as
good as ever it was.
FREDERICK S. WARNER.
Augusta, (Geo.) Sept. 81, 1897.
An eminent physician in Hampshire writes ::
G am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
valuable medicine. It has lately been used with
complete success in a severe lung complaint, at
tended with the raising of much blood, which had
resisted every other prescription"
The wife of a CLERGYMAN of Boston. was consider
ed past recovering from disease of the lungs, in
the spring of 1925 whose restoration to health
ascribed both by her physician and her husband to
the use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Many other certificates. from sources of the first
responsibility may be examined on the bill of d.
rections. For sale by
GILMAN B. PARKER,
Lancaster, and.by most Druggists in New-England.
Price-50 cents.
O. For sale as above DR.. Stephen Jewetts highly
celebrated Jasndice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
matick and Strengthening Plasters, prepared by
Stephen Jewett Of the late DR.. Stephen Jewett,
of Rindge, N. H.
Sept. 2, 1928. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
G. B. PARKER, Lancaster
It. DOTY. Westminster.

i. Duly, WeStmtnSteT.
~ Observe that none are genuine without the
written signature of T. K1DDER, on the outside
printed wrapper.
NJ A large discount made to those who buy to
sell again. 8
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28

For sale as above-the Neto Arneric1n Gardener,
Thdtchers American Orchardist, and other works
on Gardening, Horticulture and Agriculture.
March 81 If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
Brighton Nursery.
aESlAsA THE Subscribers are ssSkslaN.
Agents for the sale of
FRUIT TREES,
HERBAOEOUS PLANTS

BULBOUs ROOTS,
From the Nursery of MEssRs. WINSHIP.
lFThey can furnish at short notice, and
on reasonable terms, Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Mulberry Cherry, Nectarine, Apricot. Nut. and
Forest Trees, great variety; Grape Vines, the
finest kinds in cultivation; Gooseberry, Strawberry
Currant, and Rose Bushes; Honeysuckles and va
riety of Ornamental Vines and Creepers; Asparagu,
Roots, l. 2, 8, and years old Lilies; and Shrubs
Plants, Roots, &C., Of almost any kind.
Also
Leeches, Gold and Silver Fish, Scions for Graft
ing, &c. &c.
- Catalogues may be had on application to
CARTER, ANDREWS, & co.
Lancaster, Oct,2l If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28

Indigestion, Jaundice, Liuer Complaints
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28

Lancaster, and by most druggists in New-England,
price Is cents per box,
Do For sale as above, DR.. Stephen Jewetts highly
celebrated Jaundice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
matick and strengthening plasters, Jared by Ste
phen Jewett son Of the late DIR. Stephen Jewett of
Rindge, NJ H. 1y Aug. 26, 1928.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03
from the Paris Constitutional, July 2l.l

State Of things in the East, since the
affair Of June llth.-The news from the
East, since tho .1lth Of June, have acqui-
red much authenticity that il is no longer
allowable to doubt any Of the principal cir
cumstances. Taking them for basis, il
is possible 10 determine tho state in which
the consequences Of this affair have placed
tho belligsrcnts. Such an examination
will not be without interest.
At the commencement Of June, we saw
the Russians in echeIl0n on two military
lines, which parting from Galatz the COM
mon centre, extended, the ono perpendic-
ularly to the South on Varna and Sizepo-
| lie and the other from the north east to tho
north west on Kalafat; facing Widen.
These two lines had no lines Of comml'-
n;cation with each other except on the
left bank of the Danube, and ais" in favor
lem favew) Of the corps Of observation sta
Toned before Rudschuck, Giurgewo, and
other fortified points on that river. But
though independent in their movements,
,hcv could not aid each other in their OPP
eraiions. They were like two armies de-
nenden, on their own strength and acting
Z
separately.
The army Of the right, under the com.
mand of Gen. Geismar, seemed to have
only for its object to restrain the Pacha o.
Widen, and his task was sufficiently
troublesome, during the course Of the frs
campaign. :,
The army of the left, directed by the
GenraiiSsimo Diebitsch. was particularly
engaged in sieges. 1t was, besides, to sup
part Gen. Roth, and keep up commune
cation with all the occupied points as far AZ
Sizepolis.
The Turks were masters Of the left baRI
of the Danabe, from Silistria to Wild
din. They received by that river SUPPLE
of all kinds for their fOrtresses, while th'
camp at Choumla drew them from Sophi'
by land. -.
This position Of Schumla, the meridian
point ofihe whole country, enclosed an ar
my the elite Of Islamism, and might ut an.
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MttcDfteIG 7sMQutrFr:
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By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMs.-To village and single mail subscribers
months.
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4, Adminstrators' and Executors Notices, 81 90
COMMISSIONER Notices, l25
~ All Communications must be postpaid,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03
DIR. Davenport's Bilious Pills.

vv<HESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
l. operntion and good effects as mild, safe, and
eoyereian remedy for Bilious Fevers, Pains in the
head, s,oninch, and bowels, jaundice and scurvy,
niles Rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints, acid stomNchs, indigestion, worms crup
tiOns on the skin, dyscn'ery bilious choc alS1neSs,
Infectious Diseases removing ohstruct'ons OF every
Kind BY dissolving and dscharging the morbid mat
Ter, helping digestion, restoring lost appetite and
sure relief tor costve habits They are so accomo-
dated 10 all ages seasons and hours that they may be
taken 10 Winter or Summer, AT any time OF the day,
wi,hou, regard diet hindrance Of business. Their
operation . 20 gene pleasant. and enseIa that p
heretolore offered TO the public Those who ira.
selling nv sea or land will 6nd them great preser-
walton from the diseases Of foreign climates
,.ei the pvoprietors will make use Of tho following
only' from the Hon. Phineas Allen OF Pit'shed, Ms
NJ Danieli-..l have made use OF various Kinds
OF Bilious Pills in my tam'iy ana " C Nv 70
einc ever used. FhiNHn"
PitssHeld, Ms. 1928"
DapenDoyt's celebrated Eye Water,
which needs only be used TO be highly approved
Gor all sorts of weak and sore eyes Also
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
The character Of this Ointment Is SO wen ESTABLISH 'sn
al AZ 10 need no recommendations, for being plea
sne safe and sure remedy for that Oathsome disease
II is also cure fov other eruptions OF tue SKIN, par
itculariy Cor the salt rheum and chiOia'"s' F"oe
10 cents. Also,
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
which have been proved by thousands 90 be 60 eml
neatly useful 10 removing all Jannd'ce ana D"''O"
eemnlaiuts Price 81 Ia cents.
a fesh supply Of the GbOVe Is just reeeIre.
and hr sale IN Litekfeld by Drs. Able, w. I
g. Buel. and s. n. Childs IN Burlington, 3!
u. Masom amd Webster 4 Hitchcock; and 3,
a. DrsgRisss IN Ne,U- Haven, Hartford. Md
dIsso.Sn. SaybrOOk, Albany Ne'0- ICrk' on
Boston soiy4O AP'" ."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

sador extraordinary had been -desnatchSa
to Constantinople to carry the Emperor
Httimatam. The secret departure of Gen.
cral Mnftiing gave countonance TO the rue
NOR. Ills destination was said to DO vi.
emma and COnstantinople Il was rumored
that Prussia wonld appear upon the scene
as medlatrix between belllgeronts.
|, MA. --@0@-
OIdeR 7imes.--The following order Is
sued by the general court of the province
Of Massachusetts, In September, 1859.
shows that Righteousness Of costume 4 not
peculiar TO the present time -
Whereas there Is much complaint of
the excessive wearing Of lace, and other
opportunities, tending 10 little use but 70
nourishment of pride aud exhaustiur Of
mems cstntss, and also en- evil example 10
Others. II Is therefore ordered that here.
after no person whatever shall presume To
buy or soil any manner Of lace In this Ia.
riSdic,ion; aud that hereafter no garment
shall DO made with short sleeves, whereby
the nakodncss Of the arms may bo discov.
cred and such as have garments already
made with short sleeves, shall not herea{.
ter wear the same, unless they cover their
arms to the wrists with linen; and that
hereafter no person slall make any gar
ment for women with sIeeves more fh0n
naD an ell vide. And for the present re-
formation Of ianmoder0ts great sleeves, and
some other superAuites, such as immode-
rate great brssehss, doMbIe yHfs, &c. this
court has thought itto suspend oil pro.
ceeding respecting them, In expectation
hat tho officers and members with speedi.
y proceed against all such offences.'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

1
incorrect, and I often make stranC
missioner Of the gcndcrs. | did not rec
collect the countenancc Of General w
but do reecollect the circumstance q
meeting such man at the Bank in Trov
who wrote "impostor" upon nv PAPERS
which afterwards tire of. Nv real mans
as he said, Is 49,. have no o,ho,
reason for using this deception except INV
love Of rowing about the country, and have
in nothing else transgrcssed tho rules oI
society adapted among christians. NY
certificate dated at Quebec was printed NJ
IIallowel. The other was given mo BY
the Senior Glass In ---- College, who
were. willing to aid tho blindness and iV-
norance Of those who had not, like them,
been blessed with liberal education.
pissed among. the Government for r0r0
aUis IN this country, live Turk"
Here | asked him what they meant
by the certificate respecting his skill in A.
rabic. Oh +! said he, some Of them OBJ
served that angular ornament to my print
cd certificate, which | told you was pray
or from tho Koran, and carried me before
sort of Theological professor, who, as
they told me, was deeply vcrsed in orion
tai literature. It was examined by him,
and pronounced genuine Arabic. He even
translated a part Of the words, after which
] put it all into Latin, and to save his feel
ings told him that tho written and printed
Arabic differed, and that tho character Of
different tribes was not exactly the sumo,
and that my writing was in the character
OF tribe that dwelt somewhere down a.
bout Bagdnd Well, is that ornament A.
rabicl NO" Do you understand Ara.
bici mot word" Well, what are
those characters which that learned The
ban was able partially to translate D.
They mean nothing, and are only some
marks which made. After this | dined
with their President, and then started for
Portland, wh0re ! was received with much
consideration, dined with tho Governor,
&c. &c. ! was somewhat startled Mt be-
lug called upon to visit him Of the Yankee,
who, was informed, lad been in Paris
and Italy, where imagined no had seen
real Turks, and had got some knowledge
Of the Eastern pronunciation. However,
to make all sure, changed my Q's into
KS, my Is into E's, and my Ms into dou-
bic O's, and gave the whole what con-
jectured must be the exact pronunciation
Of the Brother Of tho Moon, the SooItow
himself, and before I leff him was fur
RjshSd With letters 20 !, ,s~%..i :. :. . ".sS
specimen OF the live Turk But the
Yankee WIS not the only person who did
this in the handsome capital Of tho state
whose motto Is Dirig0.' In fact the wise
men Of tho Eas, were universally charmed
with the richness and magniEcGnce Of my
latiny, and | expect before gaze on tho
face Of the SOoiton, to write " Doctor"
after the name of Abdullah Mohammod."
The rest Of the story must be reserved
for another opportunity. We now cut
English, and he left tho room saying
" TMcus ct sum nil 1Mrcicus me alicnuna
puto," with richness and magniGccncr
of pronunciation which ] should like TO 500
Introduced into our Colleges and Acade-
mics.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

Taudaaum IL uad to give immediNae relief IL eAses
where one l. stung BY hee. Sweet ell y nlao stated
10 DO good application. The sting however eheul
| first be removed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-03

The character Of this Ointment is SO wei! establish
ed as 10 need no Recommendations Ios oens ~"
IA is also cure Cor other erup,ons Of the sk,n par
itcuarly Cor the salt rheum and chilbIa"s' rrce ="
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
June 25th.
CHEAP GOODS

ss&&s >'~~f ''N~f
M SwEET will open one more
lNs ~ case this day at 10 o'clock. Of
those cheap and real good undrcssed Cal.
icos for only l2A cents per yard. and has
good cotton stockings for 90 to 25 cents
per psir-he has more of those cheap kid
children's shoes for % to 25 cents per pair
--he has silk stockings for only 5O cents
per pair--he has "A unblcached sheeting
for 10 cents per yd--4-4 indigo blue chex
tor one shilling, and furniture chintz for
only l2a cts-he has an elegant assort-
ment of Ribbons--he has figured g. plsin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and other
silks, cheap Gros de New York very hand
some mure OF those cheap iwiIled Al
imitation nerino cloth for only 33 cts. the
gard, good imitation Of pongec and very
cheap dresses, gauze hdkfs from 2s6 to
81 30, very handsome, and many Other
very cheap goods going OF raPidly. Mr.
:. is constantly receiving the real goo
Bargains from his friends in Boston, anT
hopes the ladies and gentlemen will favo,
him with their custom. June 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
Valuable land Gov sale
AT REDUCED PRICES.

yNIIE Proprietors OF the South East nino
townships of the Holland Pure rchose,in
he western part of The State of New York,
,ow offer tue unsold land in those Town
hips for sale, at the following reduced
pr,ces viz. 90 ~ q,
In quantities of 1000 acres or over, lying
80 contiguous and compact as may be, at
ne dola. and twenty five cents per acre,
nd in less quantities, al one dollar ond tii-
" cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and at
two dollars per aero, FIVE per cent OF tho
purchase money in advance, and the resi-
jue payable in eight equal annual install
nents, the FIRST 10 bo paid IN three years
from date with interest on the residue from
that time only
These townships nre distinguished by
No. ]. 2 and 3, in the LIST, I'd and Sd ranges
ofthc Holland purchase lying inthctowns of
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegany
County aud CLEANS and Hinsdale,in Catta-
raugus County.
The face of the coun'ryis is divers'e > '"'
hills and vallios h. 80, ,;o,, or,;r-
Der, Of luxurinn, growth. The country is
well wntered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through tha
tract: houses of public worship; mills, and
school houses have been erected therein.
As the title 10 indispu,able, IL is believed
that this tract presents more inducement to
the enterprising emigrant than any other
IN the State. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber, at the office OF the Hol.
land land company ut this place.
Ellicottvillo, Ccttarougus Go. ~ Y.
' - CIV, A. r,xy NJ cIapRE
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which the agents or owners exnected
would escape the extra duty: hut they found
themselves disappointed. aud in conse-
queuce were subjected to serious losses.
Three days before the Panther left the
U. s. ship Hornet sailed on cruise-All
well ..r ar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

ll THEelegant and we'll known
ss farm inPortsmou,h, called Vnu-
liN.hSs cluse. formerly owned by SAM
.rsAxs TEL ELAN. Alargepropo,tion
,he puIcha SC money can cmain on mort
rage for long period. Said Farm con.
ins I4O acres. Apply to
CHARLrs D'WoLr, on the premises, OF
Nicholas G.. Boss. .Ntsport.
Jnne n. ISog.--6m.
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DIED.

Yesterday mrs, Sarah Cornell, consort Of
George Cornell, aged ID years.
On iith ult- mr. Nathan Jacqueys, a Revol.
tionary soldier, aged - years.
on saturday evening, mrs. Elizabeth Finch
rclict OF Capt. Joseph Finch, aged " years.
In New York on "Wednesday last, Charles,
son OF James Coggeshall, aged l ysar and IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
.qSsiGNEES NOTICE.

sfSpoicsN III - ~
vEyIIE subscriber hereby gives notice That
Il he has received an assignment Of all
the property Of JEDEpIAn ID. BRIGGS, IN
trust for the benefit of his creditors, &C
cordinp 10 the provision Of his deed Of As
signmeui. Creditors are requested toe1hi
bit their Claims, and all persons indebted
10 him are requested 10 make Immediate
payment TO PAUL MUMFORD, .9s'nee.
Sonth Kingston. June 2ith le20.
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sErp Nnw s.
ENTERED.

E.NTERED,
Schr. Samuel, Baker, Boston.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, New. York.
Brig John, Cornell, Malanzas, VIA New.
York. H
CLElRED,
Sloop Collector, Heath, Hartford.
Schr Samuel, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Anu, Manehester-do.
. Tuesday, June30--arr, brig Factor, Co
rev, I'm St Johns last fm Lubbock, for New
fork, with about $50 passengers. Left.
at ST. Johns, l7th June, briggs lianiord, and
Edmund fm. New. York both just arr
schooner -, Of Philadelphia, arr. , days
previous. a,. ..., E...s
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NOTlCE.

THE creditors of JonN B. Cook, ant
u JONATHAN TALLMAS, OF Portsmouth
in their individual capacity, as well Ms il
Z he capacity Of traders in company. undc.
he hrm Of Cook & TALLNAS, are hereh
notified To exhibit their claims TO the sub
Scribers without delay, ifthey wish to ava
themselves Of the provisions OF said Cool
& Talmsn's deed OF trust.
CHAnLEs SLocum,i
JonN Cross.
Portsmouth, June IL, 1922.
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LOTTERIES.

Grand State Lottery, class 81, draws on
Saturday next. highest prize $1,000; tick
cts dollar. parts N proportion.
Groion Monument Lottery. class 3,draws
To morrow, highest prize 10000, tickets q
dollars, parts IN proportion. ,--e.
vermsrt Lo,tery. 3 Ezra, draws next
monday, highest prize 800, tickets 81.
80 for sale by -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
NOTICE.

rJNHE subscriber hereby gives notice tha,
L his wife Emene has loft HI. bed and
board and forbids all persons batboring oi
trusting her on his account as nc sba j not pay
any debts of her contracting after this date.
July ID 1890. ANTHONY BENJAMIN.
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Auctions.
ON THURSDAY, JULY rs 1929,

ON THURSDAY. JULY Is 1929,
Al \ O'Clock "A. NJ on the premises,
By Permission Of the Hon. Supreme Jude
sdt Court, and under he direction of The
Court Of Probate for the 7oen Of .Nelc-
port, -" 81
AvruA ALL the righ,,title and inter-
fsEsk3 est.which JoHN R.SuEARmAn
t;ss;& had in the following Estates on
.S:l jamestown, viz:--Two Vnlua-
bic IA ARMS,one known by The name ofthe
For Hill Farm, Of about $50 Acres. togeth-
er with the Carr Lot. so called. about l3 a
cres and his undivided right on Dutch Is
land, about 5acres.---.4iso. The Dumping
Farm. containing about 300 acres Of very
good pasture Land,--Condltion made
known a, the time and place. y
EDWARD w. LAwLoN.
SrErHES 7 NoRrBAM, Guardians.
CHARLES GYLEs, y 1880
4 Newport June 10, 1899
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MARRIED.

In this town on sunday last, by the Rev mr.
EDDY, mr.. Thomas Stevens, TO miss Mary a.,
Dunhan,, both of this town.
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State of Rhode Island &c.

IN General .4ssembiy. Jnre Session. 1929.
DISSOLVED. that the General 1'reasu-
~ rer be and hereby is directed to de.
post, subject to his order for the use Of
the State, all the funds of the State now in
his hands. or which may hereafter be re
ceivel BY HMM such safe aud responsible
Back, either in Newport or Providence, as
viii give the greatest rate ,of interest ior
the money so deposited.
Resolrtd further, That the balance oil
the interest account on The monies so de-
posted, be set apart and appropriated for
and be added to the School fund OF tho
State; and that the General Treasurer be
further directed to invest the same once in
every year, in stock ofsuch Bank or Banks
in this State ,ss his Excellency the Govern.
or ofihe State for the time being shall dl'
rect. True copy; Witness
henry BOWEN Secr'y.
General Treasurer's Office.
Newport, 30th June, 1890,
The undersigned being desirous OF know
ing the best terms which may be allowa.
BILE for deposits agreeably with the above
Act, he will attend 10 any proposals which
may be made within thirty days from The
date thereof
THO'S G. PlTMAN, Gen. YrcaS'r.
Juy2 Providence Pat, and Amerl
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Rich Parasols.

EHDwIN WILBUR. hns opened n
IL new assortment Of BROWN and
GREEN Psrasols, at low pr.cea,