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LTTCHFIELD, JAN. n, 1sa8.

80
SAMUEL OnURcz, ESQ. who Tor several years PEI
sdischnrgsd the does Of States AirOrnsy for ihia
eeunty having bern appointed a-Judge or the supe-
Tior C0nr, aad Fesigned she oFmer Office, he Judges
81 The County CosVt on Monday last made choice Of
LkMAN CHURcH. Esq. % supply The sacaney. The
appbin'msn, We Imagine, win give very general sat
islaction.
At the term Of the Csunty Court, which closed is
sesson on Monday last sevcral cases ofminor crime,
sssh a. assaults aud batteries. were disposed OFF,
Aluin Eose. Of this iowa. was tried and basicted Of
attempt TO commit rape upon child Of eve sin
years Of age and sentenced to the state pr for Tee
years. A question Of law was however reserved for
Shoderisisn of the Superior Couu; and Stone in the
8 measaime l. to remain in the county gaol.
TIE Tariff BiR. inirodncedby Mr.. veTpianck from
the Commilaee Of Ways and Means Is aow in the fall
tide Of debate in the House Of Representatives Mr..
Verpl6uclk intgodnced arcsolaiion which adopt
ed BY considerable majority. that The bill be made
abe order ofthe day aer Monday the 9TH inst. until it
shoald be finally disposed Of Mr. Huntington obtain
ed the Goor faE the second day, and delivered ,wo
hours speech After little desultory conversation,
he was followed the nexiday by Mr.. Ingersol and
baat aGCOuutn EsatoWOttW uNW uss uUoEs
would tlus seem that the Connecticut delegation lead
the van ia the debae all Of them suppose in OPP
position 10 the bin Whether The bill is likely TO pass
the House. is only eoaectured froWih lofty tone
sumed BY some ofthe southern members Of Congress.
In the Senate, ts fate 10 considered more dOubfal.
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania ON the 9th inst re-
snmed che ballotiags for US. Senator, bot without
ANY better than formerly. Two ballotings took
place. both Of which were alike, thus: McKran a.
Rush 40, Sergeant r. Mnhlenburg o, Richards I.
The elections In Vermont for Members Of Congress
took place week or two ago--and 20 tar as heal
from, there Is probably election except in two dis
tics. In the Lei mud 9Th, Messrs. Hall and Allen
elected-botA Nationals.
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SCOTS BIBLE.
FOR $500.

THIS valuable publication has just been
"A issued from the New-YOrk press in an
edition 0fthree volumes quarto, neatly print
ed, 90 good paper, and well bound, and is Of
Tered fur sale At the Litchleld Bookstore at
the publishers prices. E.A. LORD.
january II 40
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Charles e. Berry's Estate.

OIIHEI0S II DOII ISIuI6.
TTyHE Court of Probate for the District 0f
- Sharon has limited and allDwed six,
months from this date for the creditors 10 tile
estate Of CHARLES e. BERRY,
late Of Sharon, 10 said district, deceased, "a
exhibit their claims against said estate 10 thY
subscriber. administrator thereon; and all
claims mot presented within the time aforesaid
will be debarred recovery.
NATHANIEL BERRv, Adm'r.
Sharon, Jan. z. 1883 Sc
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I'robate Court, Distriet 81 EKood6ary.

January 9, 1888.
A DAM G. KAssoN, administrators Of JoHN
n PRENTlcE, late Of Bethlem, deceased.
represents the estate of said Prentice 10 be
insolvent. and prays the appointment Of Conn
missioners thereon Ordered, that Commits
sioners to receive ard examine the claims Of
the. creditors Of said estate be appointed at
the Probate Office in Woodbury.. on the drst
Monday Of February, 1888, at Q o'clock Al.
\ NJ. Of which all persons In interest will take
notice, if they see cause, and be heard accor-
dinghy. Ii 85
90 CHARLES B. PHELPS. Judge.
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enemies would have only 10 PM IN their hands,,
and you die Of every age and sex. 1, is wisdom on
your part foresee The evil and escape peaceaby,
gloriously and forever! CoNNECTICUTEEcIvis.
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64%U23&1330 - VU3s 3s
A regular meeting sciI be holden Ihnrsdny
evening, the 18th. at the usual place.
A Lecture on Chemistry. by Dr. !. 9. Beck
,cith.
Friday evening, iath-Q Question Tor Discus
sion" Mere the Europeans jastifabe in TAX
ing possession Of this country from the Aborigi.
mes In the manner they did ~ Jan. IL
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NOTICE.

HyHE Court Of Probate for the Diatsiet sc
u sharon has assigned the 18th d. ef Ee-
hrnary, 1855. 1t o'clock IL The foFeAooas at
The Probate Office 10 Salisbury. IN said ala-
srict. for the appontment 81 Comlnisai0neEa
On the estate Of SLUMAN ABELLs.
lafe Of sharon. IN said district, deceased, ren-
resenicd insOlsent; AZ which time and place
ali psrsDns interested win appear upd b heard
in the premises.
By order &C The Courf. =
DAVID GOULD. Admin'Fs
Sharon, Jan. l0g 1855 Sc
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Collectors Notice.

THE subscribers having received warrants
= to collect State and Town TslA On the
List of 1881 ofthe town Of Cornwall, hereby
give notice that they willaitend 10 reeeiye the
same at the dwelling house of John e. Sedg
wick, on the 9TH day of February next, from
Tito o'clock r. NJ; at John g. Rogers' store
ON the 9th from Q 10 l2 o'clock noon; Id the
store Of VIM. Landon Oh The eth from "a. 4
o'clock p. M. at the store of s. Hopkins g.
Son on the 9th from to l2 o'clock noon
and at the store,of Bierce s. Harrison on The
l,sh from 2 to a o'clock p. M. All persons
bsslistins this notice will BE- charged fees as
directs.
ISEsoN RoeERs, r.,,...a..
Cookbook. j iaA@ h In es'
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p~mpered, I'LL the object is aain.,l Tn.
Of such political deception, N s,;,,.,,, .,,..I
10 BE- caicalaIed With Ibis Tar.,iaI,,. I. !,
centiOusnezs thar misleads it's soupor,.r. -.
Tor truth In no other oracles, the torch NJ .;,
may be lighted; and the destroying spiri, Of Dar,v
strife is nurured and kept alive Such is one Of IN.
formidable dangers that menace the rehsbIis; and
never did il exist extensively or ahreaten with 90
fearful catastrophe rs at the present.
The connieraeting principle and incorruptibIenes.
Of the legitimate portion Of the public press. aha
stands uuyeIdingy opposed on the side Of virtue, can.
not stay the course Of error, force backward the
muddy torrent, project the moral health Of the IA.
'on' from the miasina Of this polluted river. The
ba"eal influence will not ill The disciples Of
false principles aud political deceivers are no longer
the recipients in iniauy and IaIsehood or ,l moral
virtue and political truth become the ,rue currencv
Of national character. s ZANcarus.
Sharon, Dec. Is, 1882.
We were apprehensve when we received the an
nexed account Of meeting psrportng to have been
held at Sharon that il mere swse on the part Of
some ofihe jackson patti, to divide the National Re.
p"blicans, and not with any friendly spirit towards
Gen. Sterling. We have since been confirmed in this
impression by the receipt Of letter from gentleman
in Sharon, IRON which, though not intended for pub.
licalion, we make one or two extracts. And we take
occasion to remark that regards Gen. Sterling, We
consider him entirely qualified for the station nomina.
ted; but under present circumstances we doubt whe.
Their he could be elected. The extracts follows:
!" The m<e,ing was 60. up in a private manner in
- srlh, and no, only generalno.ice Was given
=. Y, ''A g nablicy s.Gdiously avoided. II was
"'s Suo""' sNs''.y some who attended, that Sena-
stot was 10 NC hohna AZ that meeting. and II IN as
certained that the whole ,;nesa WAS en-, aud ,.a
by some gentlemen in this par. = ~. ,..,, .,:.,.,
cypress pieo 10 diUils che National ~ ~,
not .oish any friendly feeling to Gen. Stefisss
" The meeting 10 Ellsworth not a meeting .. :.
young menof Sharon, and The sentiment expressedb
that nomination - far, very far from according with
the feelings Of the grea. majority four cleo"
al meeting Of young psp held in Sharon. d
was baed to the Chair, aud Gibbs w. Skif was
chosen Secrcary--After which the following reso-
buttons were submitted 70, and ananuicua|y adopted
by the meeting:
Resolved, That il 10 expedient to nominate Sena-
tor for the lh Senatorial District At the
ing-when. agreeable TO the foregoing resolution, the
maine of ELISHA STERLING, Esq. Of Salisbury,
was presented 70 the meeting, and unanimously APP
proved ofrom his known talents, integrity, aud un-
desiating principles--as man who would honor the
Office and his coMstiiuents-This meeting therefore
respectfully submits his name 10 the electors Of the
LII District, trusting It will receive that support
ability deserves @ts%
g6ised, iFha. The above be published in the Litch-
EvERITr ST. JOHN, Chairman.
MN
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1At a Court ~ srobnte lI6e. .. . go.
and for fhe District Of KeitGss A ~, V'sn w,
Of January, 1885 Estate cE Jass ne &c a0y
Icy. Jr. late cfsaid Kent, deceased. teearus'
NSHE executor Represents the estate ms Y
u ent, and prays the appBintment DC Com
missioners thereon: Whsreupon ordered that
he appointed al the Probate Office la said
Kent, an the 9lst day Of January, 1883, at 10
o'clock forenoon and that allpsrsons inter-
ested in said estate may be notified thereof
thu executor will cause this order to be pub-
lished 10 newspaper printed IN Litch6eld.
and post copy thereof on the sign-post by
the town house 10 said Kent.
A true copy Of record.
| SO NATHANiEL p. PERRY, Judge.
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Heman Dauchy's Estate.

TINE Hon. Court of Probate FOR the Dis
II trict Of Sharon has appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners TO receive, examine.
anRpdjust the claims fthe creditors upon the
estate of EiEMAN lAUCHYV
late of Salisbury, III said district, deceased,
represented insoIvent, and has allowed SIX
months from the nth OF December. fsS3, for
the litow TO hit their claims to us 40
aiorl We tIa pre hereby give notice
TO all ms interested that We shall meet az
the Owed 3 house Of ~ Gmiah Bushnell, in
said SaIsDu =, on the first Mondays 10 March
and June ne 70 o'clock in the forenoon on
80 ssid u J, on the business Of our said
meat.
JoHN @. MITCHELL, COmmis-
JoHN HOLMES, si0SeTs.
Salisbury, Jan. 8. 1888 sS2
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EvERITT ST. JOHN, Chairman
GiBBs w. SKlFr, Secretary.
MARRIED.s

MARRIED,N
In Canaan, on the 18th inst, Mr. Sidney Ensign to
Miss Carnda Prentice, daughter Of Rev. Charles
In Hartford, Mr.. $500 Winchester, to Miss Eliza
Allen.
In Wethersfeld, Mr.. Melzar Gardner, TO Miss Mar
tina Griswold.
DIED,
In Bethlem, on the 9th inst. Mr. John Prentice, 70.
In Avon, on the Sd inst. Cordea, daughter Of Mr..
Albert Bissell, aged fourteen months
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NOTICE.

kHlHE Court Of Probate for the DislsietsOf
u Norfolk has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to.the estate of
FL MALACHI HUMPHREY,
late of Norfolk, deceased, tes exhibit ihalr
claims against said estate. Those WIN neg
lect to present their accounts, properly atlest-
ed, within said time, will be debarred reeu-
very.
TRuMAE 8. WErMoRE, Ersess.
HoRAcE HuMPHREY. 8 tors.
Nor(oik, Jan. 10, 1883 sa2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-28
From the New York Constellation
CRANIOLOGY:
or. as IL is now termed,
PHRENOLOGY
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.

What think you Of this brilliant
Count de Pehf---? he has been at
court only a fortnight, and already all
the women are in love with him. 1t is
very seldom you see so much grace and
nobleness united to wit and learning -
the Emperor wishes 10 marry and attach
him to the court. think he will 60
far
Il have only had glimpse Of him.
He has many personal advantages -
but
DONE make hasty application Of
your system TO him.
My judgments are founded only on
'ubservntions and as yst ] have not ex-
annned him with sufficient attention to
be very positive bat handsome exto-
rior 10 not always indicative Of good and
eminent qualities
AS for HIM / give him up to your
closest scrutiny. Analyze hls features /;
feel what you eall his osseous protuber-
ances. and I am quite sure you will
think with me that loftier soul was new
er enshrined in n more beautiful body
perhaps So.
Thissonversation took place AZ n,ng-
nifcent bull given at Vienna by Prince
Meternich. There were assembled all
the personages Of the Austrian court
most distiug uishcd for rank and fortune,
all the ambassadors Of the European
powers. all rhe high officers ofthe crown
covered with rich embroideries aDd or
ders a crowd Of charming women,
young, elegant and graceful, sparkling
with diamonds aud dressed with the
greatest splendor. Amidst all these no.
bic persons, the Princess do c.,
through whom Metternich hoped to gain
Aiexandcfs particular friendship and
good will, was very conspicuous bu,
young Count de Pehf-, whose bril-
liant exterior. high rank aud nminble
qualities had in so short n time made
him universal favoriie with the fash
ionablc society Of Vienna, attracted even
more attention aud remark than the
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DIR. RELIES
nrRo TANId AL nRaps

y unc.uf tho must cilicuci ons Compounds in
the .Haferia Medica for tho cure Of that
class of invo.crato Diseases, produced by an
impure state of The blood. and vtiated hsb.
il OF body, and usually exhibiting themselves
in tho forms Of Scrouia, Sui Rheua,, Lepro-
So, 81. .anfhonys Fire, fspT Sores (evsn
when the bones are affected Whie Susi-
hngs, (if applied with DIR. JebL's Liniment,l
Foul aud Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and
Eyes, Scdid-head ~ Children .Scurvv and
ScorLuiic Gout, Pimpisd or CarLuncisd I'd
ces fostering Erupfions,a Yenyeni Tainfs,
throughout the b0dy, in which last case the
Drops often cure when Mercury fails. They
are also the. best Spring aud .1utimnoe
Phisic to purify and cleanse the system FROM
humours which frequently appear at these
seasons ofthc year. They also aid the pro-
cess Of digestion, and, by purifying tho blood,
prevent the secretion Of malignant humours
on the lungs. Tie proprietor confidently
relies upon the vast number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only in
Boston and its vicinity. bot throughout the
Union, for the best proof Of their excellencO
as an unfalling .4iteraiire Medicine, in all tho
cases above specified. This Article has re-
Gently been pronounced by pbysicisn Of the
first respectabiity, who. had witnessed it's
surprising efficacy, ss entitled, in his opinion,
to take the lead of all the popular articles
known for the above complaints, and indeed
it is fast gaining this point in public estima-
tion. throughout the country.
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Botiles for s5.
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Yours, most aileciionalely. dcsirus OF
your honors aud Welfare.

Yours, most aifectionately, dcsirus ot
,our honors aud Welfare.
JonN SANFORD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
To tho much honorsd John Endicot
Gov. Of the Massachusetts, to be alsoe
TO the honored Commissioners
Of the United Collonies at their next
"Severnl gentlemen on the Island and
elseWAere, made a considerable purchace.
called tho Pefaquamscut purchdce and
tho same year there was purchace OF
the Island of Canonicut," 1867.
Calender page 80.
AT the General Court of Election held
at Warwick, May 18th, 1868.
Mr.. Benedict Arnold, Moderator.
Mr.. Benedict Arnold, chosen Presi-
dent.
MIR. William Field, assistant for Pro-
vidence, Mr.. II. Williams next.t
Mr.. William Baulston, assistant for
Portsmouth. lr
Mr.. Joseph Chrke, assistant for New
port, Mr.. William Jeflcries next.
MIR. Randall Holden assistant for
Warwick, Mr.. John Smith next
John Sanford General Recorder,
John Greene, Jr. next.
Richard Knight General Sergeant,
james Rogers next.
John Sanford General Treasurer,
John Greene next.
John Greene, Jr. General Attorney
Capt. John Cranston next.
James Rogers General Solisiter'
Richard Balger next.
Richard Knight Water Bayly, James
Sweet next.
At General Court Of Commissioned
held for the Colony at Warwick the 18Th
of May, 1858.
Mr.. Benedict Arnold chosen Modera-
tor.
John Sanford Clerk Of the Assembly
An acs passed declaring the prison
then building in Newport. to be the
prison for tho whole colony-and the
court ordered that the other three towns
should pay toward the building the said
prison as followith, namely. the town OF
Portsmouth shall pay ten pounds besides
what they have already paid, and 1t to
be paid at or before the last day Of Ocro-
ber next, and Providence town together
with those of Pawtuxstt &c. to Provi-
dence belonging, shall pay thirty pounds,
and shah also pay it at or before the
aforesaid ins. day of October next. and
Warwick town shall pay twenty pounds
and shall pay it at Newport Court il
June next" The whole was to be paid
to the town of Newport 'in per &c, OF
corn, or cattle. at price current accord
ing to the account of white pcaye A. 81,
a penny"
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A man was recently arrested IN Lon
don, for wrenching out lIle teeth Of n
squirrel with pair of scissors. He said
he had been provoked to the act, the
squirrel having bitten his finger, and ns
The animal was his own, he alleged that
the court had no right to punish him.
The court nevertheless fined him Cos
and sentenced him to six months inn
prisonment.
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The Stamford Sentinel notices rs n
markable fact, that among the toasts
drank at 300 different tables at the cell
ebration of Independence the name Of
Henry Clay was mentioned only on fue
occasions. Last year he was landed at
almost every table.
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"Havc humnn laws ever been made
against hypocritcs? See that nan art
fully covering himself with the veil OF re.
ligIon; that hypocrite excels in his art
Behold his eyes what scraplical looks
that roll towards heaven Observe his
features, If may venture to say so, Of
those Of Moses, Ezra, Daniel aud Nehc-
miail! See his vivacity, or his flaming
zeal shall call it to maintain the doc
trines Of religion, to forge thuIiderbolts,
aud to pour out anathemns against here
tics Not one grain Of religion, not the
east shadow Of piety, in all his whole
conversation. 1t is party spirit, or a
sotdid interest, or n bnrbarous disposition
to revenge, which anImates him nn.l
produces all his pretended piety. And
yet he is boasted of, as "a miracle of re-
Iligion pillar of the church = Affairs
are erected to this man, and poets sing
his praises upon his tomb stone is writ
ten, blessed are the dead, &C. But his
true character can not be hidden from
his Maker. Beware Of the bypocrite-
the poison of asps is under his lips, and
his mouth is full Of cursing and bitter.
ness {"
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ANEcpsTE.--Some ycats before we be-.
came settled in life, it was our custom 10
spend few weeks in tae spring and au-
tumn, for the purpose offishing and sport
ing, at small village on the South shore
Our landlady was very ugly and rather
cross, but blessed with "onc fair daughter"
with whom we occasionally took walk in
the grove by moonlight The intervals Of
sentimental speeches being filed up by an
owl solo, and the perspective being gene
rally arainy walk home afterwards. She
was tall, and wrote poetry ;--at least we
have a song Of hers, entitled, "Why do
weep ?" to the tune Of There is nae luck
about the house," in common metre-it ha.
wing been ascertained that quick tunes are
the most pathetic ones when sung slow. A
beautiful thing we thought il then, and were
surprised that it did not put "Alice Gray"
hors du combat. We thought also that we
were in love and are Very glad that it
was not so, for she turaed out fat, and eat
mustard with her roast beef She married
a particular friend Of ours, and we wished
him Joy. We wish him 80 stilI but doubt
the efficacy Of our prayers, inasmuch as his
wife's couatcnnnce resembles an iIlumned
dial plate. All this, however, has nothing
to do with the snecdote. During the inter-
val between one Of our Spring and Fall Wis
its, our hostess became converted. We
were ignorant Of this but as we drove up
TO the door at which she was standing. We
imagined something was in the wind, for
her face seemed to 'shed browner horror
o'cr" the front yard. "Good morning Mrs.
throwing our valise from the chaise,
and preparing TO alight.
"We cant accommodate you, Sir."
"Have you boasders ?"
mo Sir, but we can't take you"
"liav'nt Railways conducted like . gen
tleman ~
"Yss, Lsposo so--in a worldly wsy--but
you arc sinner, sinner, young msn--ytn
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The letter the Commissioner here aI,ndcS
" dated septsmper i2th. We csnnot account
ior the error IN rseiting IA under a diaeren<
date. u might however, have been again dated
BY the Gov. OF Massachusetts, with sumo sdltiop
efh his own al the time he sent il.
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The appointment oftwo or more mon 10 tho
same Office, vas to insure the attendance ofone
took his place and was engaged, and acted until
the first named claimed tho seat.
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@DYs PsIA,
INDIGESTION,

Oh hINDIGESFION,
OF long standing, and of the most obsti-
~ nate character, has been imme diately
relieved, and often permanently cured, in a
variety Of cases that have occurred in Boston
and vicinity, by using for short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
ANTI.BfLIOUS PILLS,
both Of which are to be taken together, ac-
cording to paiuable, plain and practical dirss-
tions accompanying the Spaciie. Price SO
cts. eeth.
None are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed rapper, by the sole pro
priefor, Il. KlDDER, immediate successor to
the Iato DR.. w. II. CONWAY. For spls at
his Counting Room, oyer No. %, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by his special appointment, BY
DIR. II. X. HAZARD.
At the sign 0ffhc.
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dom, believe as do"
.Why, What do YOU believe, that dona'
"You don't bel ieve we shall all be damn.
cd"
mo, not alb believe some will"
"How many"
Fifty thousand, perhaps"
wv ell, that's better than nothing" III.
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OF ali kinds done with neatncss and despsic
:. Ar rmg HALb--In the roar Of the Saving
Bank Over the ssors ofiiEsRr Burt.
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straw Mating.
~ Ga srHAw MArrrso of good quali,y, and
- for Sale cHEAP,by
May 10. I'm. e. Coassns 4 CO.
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GOLDEN MORTAR,
WAsmINGToN SQUARE,
Newport,
DUMFHIES'
YE w A TE r.!

nor sore or inaamed Eyes, gives immedi.
Il ate case and relief. On recent sore
eyes. the effect is most salutary. Where tho
complaint has been Of years standing. and in
some exceeding bad cases, the most uoex-
pected and desirable relief has been found IL,
the use Of this Eye WArEK. after every 9th
or remedy had failed. Many persons who
have used il, pronounce il the best prspars Y
,ion for these complaints they have ever met
famaton oflong standing. ts \
Price 25 cents bottle.
#x*None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, b; the sole proprie-
tor, y. KIDDER, immediate uecessor to The
late Dr.. w. T. CoNwAr. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. %. Court street,
near Concert Hall. Boston, and also by his|
special appointment, by
DIR. Il. II. HAZARD. \
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81 If paid in advance, or 1926 atths en-
Of the year. "a.
Advertisements not marked, will be cont
usd till forbidden, and charged accordingly
No paper discontinued until srrearsgf
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the pi
Usher.
yesr.