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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
DuMFRlEs' EYE WATER!

TSOR sore or iaRamed Eyss-no,hing known sives E such immediate and comfortable relief. On rec ceni sore eyes he effect is sauary. Where the ceedngly had cases the unexpec,e and desira- l.le reiefhas i.een fnund n he oi this EYE WA TER, afer every other remedy had failed. Persons hest pr.para,on for these complaints they have met with. Price 25 cents a bottle.
 aT None are genuine Uness signed T. BIDDER, on the wrapper. tsote ptoprhtor and De- CoNwAY,l lev whom they are for sale. a his Counting apppintmf Dt, hv
 Drs Buel and BeckUith, Litchfeld; E. Coscles,
 South Farms; y. c. Sterens, Canaan;
 I. s. Wadsacorth, Beth5em.
 Jane 23. %s '-|' lye5w3
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
OnFOundrV,

sWO9'Se, Cg9.9:SaegtOAG @ Co. "oULD inform their friends and the public w that they have established an IRON FOUNDRY, for the purpose of
 Casting St0UeS, Fire E1'g90seS, OWNclb691e0.y, &c. in the Village of LitchfeId, where they will be happy to execute orders for all kinds of Castings usually called for in a Cupola Fur mace, at the shortest notice, and on reasona- ble terms. D The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
 Litchfeld. Sent 15 15-
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
Consumption :!

Dr. Relies Asthmatic Pills,
 TTAVE, from their extraordinary success tn giving L1 in-ianI relief and in curing COLds, Coughs Asth sxas Difficulty of BreGthing, Whee$iag, 1igtness 0f lhe chest, Pnia in the Side, Splitting of Blood, Ch
 and Shiuerines th0t reced Ferers and Lung com ptaiats generally! becOmes Of the ,nost popular Medicines known. aud are sought after from every which has attended their adpinairatioa n the a- b"se complaints, frequently curng the most obstinate cases and giving the unexpected reIie atier ev- rry other remedy had iailed aRd persons had given themselves np tn despair ofa care! szs.st8 4as.
 1hey have l'een known 10 cure persons supposed to
 e far gone in COnsumpnn, aud exhibiting ali the ap- learaace of approaching dissoIution. ga And such have been the saiutary effects of these Ps in hopeless eases, SD lar lO mitigate the sufernss of ihe atieRi as evidently to prOIoOg hfe for days and weeks. and give to ta positive comfort they Heyer expected to enjoy.
 fine eneraeioD of the cangh is wonderful iU easing restirasi,a, qniP,ing ihe cough, and pr"curng com Gorlabic rest. Common colds are frequently removed in a few hours. .g." ....s.. ..,.. .- ta lGP.fA Although, (says person speaking of these PiiIsl py wife has tried medicines Of the first celebrity, for AsiMac difficulty, tor affection of the lunss,) which at tnes was exceedingly distressing cOnfnng her tn her house for days and weeks ogelh er she finds nofhng gives her the ree srhich Reles Asthmatic Pitt do do-easing herifespiraiion. qneiing her coagh and giving her comfortable rest" And thia s the iesnony of hundreds of t,0nsands The relief which aged people. well others experience from the use Of ahese P,s truIy astonishing. and renders them invaluable to nany and are tn iact to some an auxiliary their comfort, and alnos to their exisieRce! gsy sf.ra- -a4 a- .tI 5t4 ftsBs' .GT A Physician iaforms the Propretor, .ha, gem ilrnlnB the cnun',y observed io him, he had reason to believe the these Pills had been the means of saving his life. e5e -,t :. $f
 Price-,shele boxes. 90 Pills. sl; half do. i2 Pis, 90 cenis. ..s -s-.s -...s. T&s
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22

Choosing a wife is like dipping the hand into ta bag containing ninety nine snekes ana one eel. Ninety mine to one If you eaten the M eel. @ alsly4
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22

the philosopher, sare easily made, but we shall sce.' lie suddenly became danger- ous'y iIl; a tender scene occurred the lady avowed eternal reraembrance. and re- peated her resolution to remain ss widow to ner dying day. Enough said the pIIiIo- s"p"er' my eyes arc now closing forever ana so saying, the breath departed from his
 body The desponding widow, with loud
 lameh'aiions, embraced the lifeless body.
 and held 1t locked in her arms. Among inc
 mourners who assembled on the melancho-
 ly occasion, was a youth of fair exterior. who said he had come from a distance to place himself as pupil under the decsas- ed sage. 4s.
 m With great difficulty he procured a. sight of the widow she was struck with his au- pearance she saw him again on the fol- lowing day they dined together, and ex3t changed dtendcrlOoks and expressions. The youth was hall smitten, the lady wholly so; a marriage was speedily agreed upon: the youth however previously demanded three conditions, ono ofwhich may suffice for our notlce--itwas flat the widow should forth- will, turn out of the house the eunsightly, e9tiln' taa, contained t,e Sremains Cf her iate husband. The lady roadily consented --stlie colin was sent to an old shed at tho bottom ofthe garden, Preparations were now made for inc marriage feast, but tho bridegroom was suddenly seized with con vulsions, and fell 0ndhe floor. The bride was desired by his domessics not to be a. harmed, as these fits were not unusual, and that there was a. cure for tbem-the hFain of a man recently deceased, taken in warm wine. sn' o., said tie lady, my late htis- band has been dead only few days; get me hatchst. and Twill go myself and open the coffin, and take out the remedy.' Thus fortified, she posted away to the bottom of the garden, and striking blow with all her might, behold, the lid few open,a groan was heard, and 10 her great horror the dead man. rising up very coolly, said. my dear wife, lend me your hand to get out. The unhappy inamorata. finding her intrigues discovered, & unable fo survive her shame, hung herself to one of tho beams. Tho philosopher found her, and having satisfied himself that she was quite dead, cut her down very coolly, and having repaired his own coffin, laid her in it. fully determined never to take another wife.-E ERglish pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
Ladies Work Baskets, ...4 FOR SALE AT e...t Dec. 8. SEDGw OK 6 PoRTER's.
NOTICE.

GK months, from the publication of this 0notice, is limited and allowed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk to the creditors of the estate of 7s,s h t..s e.ay. SETH WILCOX, g. .,5 -i .,7.at late of said Norfolk, deceased, represented insolyent, to exhibit their claims for adjust ment to the subscribers, Commissioners on said estate; and that we will attend to the duties of our appointment, at the dwelling house of James Shepard, in said Norfolk, on the third Thursdays of January and May next, at l o'clock P. M. on each of said days.
 -{ ..ss. JAMES SHEPARD, M .( COmnais-
 s lac E. GROVE LAWRENCE, { sioaers.
 Norfok, Dec. l, 1886. ..s ... N
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
,RROsaDCKOTHS.

ADA& S@eAW WJ1VA A Fl extensive assortment of superfne. fine "A and common Broadcioths. of every fash ionable shade and style; Plot Cloths. Peters ham, and Lion-skin Coating; plain fancy cold Sattinetts; plain. plaid. ribbed. striped and printed Cassimeres and Sattinetts VEs- TMGs of every style-all of which will be sold at what they are worth. -
 Fec. |. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-22
WANTED.

WANTED. TNHE subscriber wishes to hire JOUR- N NEWMAN WAGGON MAKER at wood work and a hand to Paint. An Apprentice is also wanted at the above business.
 LEWIS SMITH. HarsotntOs, Dec. 8, 1896. 9
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DR.. RELIES
Ambitious Pills u!

For Mais esuon, Loss q .ippetts LiStiessness,
Headache, Costireness Faiulence,
Cholic, Bilious affections, &c.
ENO comment on the efficacy of these pills,
Il after successful experience of many
years in England and America has established
their reputation, is needless Suffice it 10 OBJ
serve, that for redundancy of bile, hatuencs,
cosliveness, headache, &c, &c, they will I'M
doubtedly prove far more seryiceable than
those drastic purges too frequently employed,
and will not only at the same time tend to re-
move the offending cause by gentle motone
and strengthen the digestive organs, but i'm
prove the appetite and rehovate the 81 stem.
Price so cents.
CAMBRIAN TOOTH-ACHE PILLS.
The relief is immediate, without the least
injury to the teeth. Price 80 cents a hox.
DR.. RELIES VEGETABLE SPEC IFIC
For sick headache, SC. Price so cents. q
None are genuine unless signed T KID
DER on the wrapper (sOie proprietor and $40
ceSsor to DR.. Conway by whom they are for
SALE at his Counting Room, No, 80 Cont st.
Boston, and by his special appointment, by q.
II. Prentiss, Montpelier VT, also by S. Bur.
bank, Jr Druggist Montpelier; DIR. p. Spal-
ding Lyndon Shcdd s. Tracy Wells River /;
! A. S. Richardson & Co. Waterbury J. Cur
tiss, ST. Adams; J. Brooks Jr. & Co. Lunen-
burgh; Stearna 4 Waldo Chelsea 24 No !.
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f ALL & WINTER
GOODS.

VEHE subscribers have received their
IL stock Of Fall and Winter Goods at their
Store % KIby ST., consisting of superior,
medium, and low priced Broad-clolhs, Cas-
simeres, Buckskins, striped and plain, Sat
linets, Lion-skin, Flushing Pilot Cloth,
Freezes, FIannes, Padding, Canvass, Buck
ram, 3-4 and Cd, Brown Hollands, A,
Linens, Bird's-Eye Diaper, Cambets, Sd
and Cd, Merinos; Silk and Tabby Vevets,
Silk, Valencia aud Velvet Vesting; Silks,
Gro de Nap, Gro de Swiss, plain and ligd. ;
Worsted, Mohair and Cotton Hosiery ;
Gloves ladies' and gent; Thread, Bishops
Lawn, Jaconc,s, Book Muslin, plain g. iqd.
Cambrcs, Linen G. HdkI's., Cravals, Ia
BILE Covers, Umbrellas, Silk Braids, Cords,
Ribbons, Grapes, Blk. and Bue-blk. Sew
ings, Buttons, &c. India r Brads, Wors-
ted do. Highland plaid Shaws; the best
lIdkis. SC. &c. A good assortment o.
English, French, and Amercao Prints.
We invite our friends in Vermont TO cal
aud examine our Stock.
SHAW s. HUTCHINS.
Boston, Sept. II, 1896. is2m:GC
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SUTTON.

wv HEREAS the Legislature of The
w State OF Vermont, at their session at
Montpelier, in the year ,592, assessed a
tax OF three cents per acre on all the lands
(publc lands excepted) in the town Of SUIT
ion, in the county of Caledonia, in said
State, for the purpose of making and re-
pairing roads and building bridges. These
are to warn the propretOrs and land own
ers of said town OF Sutton, who have not
paid their proportion of said tax, in labor
or otherwise, to the committee appointed
TO superintend the expenditure ofthe same,
or To the subscriber, that 81 much OF their
lands will be sold al public vendue at the
dwelling house of William Hutchinson in
the town OF Sutton, in the county Of Gale
donia, on the 10Th day Of December next,
at 10 o'clock forenoon, as will be requisite
TO discharge their respective taxes with
costs.
Dated at Sutton this 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1886.
NEHEMIAH SHAW, Collector.
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MARSHES SUPERIOR PAT
ENT TRUSS.
FRANKLIN LIBRARY.

IL CENTS NUMBER
VENtIE cheapest reading ever offered to the
N American public. This work has now
reached its 5Sth number, and contains the toll
lowing works;-
Beauties OF the English Animals, for 1885.
The last days of Pompei, by +. l.. Bulwer.
Tylney Hail. by Thomas Hood.
Three Nights in a Lifetime, a Domestic tale.
Jacob Faithful, by Capt. MaTyau.
Tales, by James Sheridan Knowles,
The Bondmun, a story Of the time OF Wat
Tyler,
Select Poems.
Tales of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. S. C.
Hall.
Real Life, Pages from the Portfolio OF a
Chroncler.
Peter Simple, by Cap. MarryOtt.
The Dark Lady Of Doonn.
Richard Of York, or the White Rose of Eng
land.
InishaIlach, a tale.
Brambletye House.
Anne Gray.
The Deformed
! Lodore, by Mrs Shelly.
| The Naval Officer, by Capt. Maryau.
! The Admiral's Daughter.
Select Tales.
The Cruise ofthe Nudge.
Cousin William.
The Man OF Many Friends.
Tom Cringle's Log.
Japhot in Search Of a Father, by Marryatt,
Pacha OF Many Tales, by Capt. Marryatt.
TRANSMISSION, by Goodwin,
Iyanhoe, by the Author OF Wavorly.
Newton Forster, by Capt Marryat.
Kings Own, by Capt, Marryatt.
+. p. WALTON& JON
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NATURAL SPINNER .

NORCROSS' improved patent acceleral-
~ ed Spinner, can be seen at the Mont.
pelier Bookstore. All persons interested
in aborsaving machinery, especially farm
ers and their wives and daughters, are in
vited to view the machine. It's cheapness
and durability, the ease and rapidly of lis
movements, the smaIlness of its size, and
The simplicity Of its construction, at once
comments its utility, above all family spin
ners, to every beholder. Single machines
may be had from So to So and rights for
Towns or Counties except Orange in the
state ofVermont, on reasonable terms, on
application at the Montpelier Bookstore.
Sept. 90, 1886.
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NOTICE..

FENHE subscriber would inform his old Gus
4 toners and the public, that he has remo-
we'd his Saddling establishment TO a building
lately erected near his dwelling house, a few
rods west OF the Bank, where he intends 10
keep as good an assortment Of work as at any
other shop in the place, and will sell cheap
Those wishing for work in his line of bushes
are invited, before they purchase, to call and
examine his work and prices-he assures them
that no exerlons on his part shall be wanted
to please those that patronze him. A good
assortment of hard ware always on hard to
accommodate those who wish to purchase by
the sott OF Otherwise.
An apprentice wanted at the above business
HENRY Y. BARNS.
Aug. s. 1886. ga
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YN I&L0GaliHE;RrG.

TIME subscriber, being agent Tor vending
J. Towns IMPROVED PATENT LASTS and
BOOT TREES, would inform the shoemak.
crs of this vicinity that he has on hand a gen.
cral assortment of said articles which he is sell
ling at the manufacturers prices. Also, Perk
ms SHOE PEGS, split and polished, the best
of the kind in use. For sale by the bushe or
less quantity. w. w. CALDWELL.
Montpelier, Sept 1886. 62
Also-Peg Cutters, ga new article" Size
Sticks, spring punches, shoe knive, raps, float
files, avis, awI hats, tasks, sand stone, shoe
thread, Japln and paste backing, hammers,
pincers sc.
Oct. 1886. d&w
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PARSONS fNDELIBLE INK.

SEQ without preparation. With this int
- writing can be done on linen or cotttf
cloth, IN the same manner as with ink on con
mon paper. 1t is warranted not to iniure q
cor ode the finest cambfick, and is so perfect
indolible os not to he ef1aced either by time &
art. For sale by S. BURBANK, il.
Montpelier, Oct. 5th, 1886. Dc
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HARD WARE.

A S GOOD lot as ever was brought from
"A Boston. lust call and examine the saws
which comprise the following list Gross
% in. C. S. Spring temper, % in. G. s.
26 !" I" 26 " "
Back Saws, each TO- ~, IA, l6, 10, and2o in,
Cast and German Steel, Felloe, Fret, and
Key-hole.
Joiners, Carpenters, & Mill-wrights Tools ;
Anvills, Shovels Cast Steel and common
Locks, Of almost every description; Glass
and Brass Commode Knobs, &c. &c. &c., all
at very reasonable prices, for sale by
VIM. w. CALDWELL
Oct, 18th, 1886.
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n. W.. EsEA ER.

TAILOR,
INFORMS his friends and the public that
l. he has recommended business in Montpe-
lier, in a room over Cross Store, at the head
of State street, and being grateful Tor former
patronage, still solicits its continuance.
Particular attention paid 10 Cutting for 9TH
ers 10 make.
N B. Wanted Immediately, two Journey
men,--uso or 3 Girls as apprentices 10 the
above trade.
Nj 1ntpelier, Oct %. d&w
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Every Man at his oton Trade,
WOOL CARDING AND CLOTH ORES.

WOOL CARDING AND CLOTH ORES.
SING.
II RICHARDSON informs the Public that
Ii. his CARDlNG MACHINES AND
CLOTH DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT
is now in complete repair of the North end Of
the Arch Bridge in Montpelier Village. He
has been at the expense of employing first
rate workman, and will warrant work done as
well as at any other shop in this State, and
hopes the laboring class Of community will De
as willing to employ one that has spent his
time in learning Trade for their benefit, as to
employ merchants who wish TO control the
business of the lahoring class Of community.
1t would be well for all classes Of our citizens
to attend to their own professional business,
end not undertake to monopolle that OF the
working Men. Do not make mistake and
call at the wrong shop.
B. Wanted an apprentice TO the above
business,
Montpelier, May 80, 1886. DC
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NEW INVENTED TRUSS.
THE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRAL SPRING
rDIrC,G

Truss,
GENTLY invented by bella Fam, is
IA now presented to tho public under n
full conviction that it can be worn with more
ease and safety, and with greater benefit to
the patient, than any other Truss now in use.
These Trusses, 50 far il is believed as human
genius can go, possesses perfect selEadust-
ing principle. They accommodate themselves
to every motion and position Of the body, and
at the same time, preserve constant, uniform,
equal, and to the Patient, an agreeable pres
sure upon the parts to which they are applied.
The Pads are formed of a Wire Spring, bent
to the shape of a Double Cone, with the base
compressed to gentle convex, 10 receive the
cushion. This pad is attached to an elastic
Steel Spring, which passes round the body.
lEFSThe above described Trusses are war
ranted to sustain the high character given Of
them, and are constantly kept for sale by f..
II. Preniss, and the principal Druggistsin the
United States and the Canadas.
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CARDING AND CLOTH. DRESSING.
III RICHARDSON wishes 10 hire good
Ii. steady and faithful workman at the a.
bove business also wishes to take a young
man about | or | years old OF good habits,
that can come well recommended, as an ap-
prentice to the above business-application
must be made soon, and good encourage
will be given. If
Montpelier Village, April "a, 1886
~ EW Musc-a lot of new Music for the
~ Piano Forte Flute Instructors Violin
do; Clarionet do. just received and for sale
by L. p. WALTON & SON.
Friday, Aug 1885, 1886.
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GO wOrfmpryhip F0rmscH.

TNEIE Subscribers have formed connexion
l. in business at Montpelier, under the firm
of LAME, PALMER s. Co. and have taken the
old Barnard Store" more recently occupied
by Bayies, Storrs & Co., where they will car.
ry on general Dry Goods, Grocery, Crock.
cry and Hard Wa business, on fair TERMS
They invite their friends 10 call.
CENTER LAMB,
LEVI S. HUMPHREY,
LOOMS PALMER,
LINGAN LEE LAMB,
Montpelier, Sept. rs, 1886.
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FRESH FROM NEW YORK.

NBOII It NUM- M w VINh'
II AMBS, PALMER & CO, at the New
-l/Store, are opening fresh lot Of FURS,
which they oflor at prices which will suit the
purchaser. They have as many Bufialoes,
Caps, Boas, Gloves, &c., as any OF their neigh.
bors who deal IN the same articles, and will
sell as cheap.
Nov. IL, 1885,
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? NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

= NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TINE subscribers having purchased the err
i tire stock OF l. G. HARBOUR, and remoy.
ed Che business to the shop formerly occupied
by Jewett & Russell as a Tailoi's shop, on
Main street two doors north OF the Post office,
and nearly opposite the brick Meeting House,
where all kinds of work in their line may be
found as cheap can be purchased elsewhere
N. B. All kinds of repairing done at shor
notce-also most kinds of saddllery GARD
ware and tools.
PRENTISS CUTLER
ID. p. JOHNSON.
Montpelier, April %, 1856.
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REMOVAL.

NEMON Al.
WIN T. BURNHAM has removed to the
w shop at the South end OF the Arch
Bridge, where he will manufacture EDGE
TOOLS Of the first quality, and promptly al
tend to all business in the line Of Blacksmith
ing. He thanks his friends for the patronage
hitherto given him, and solicits a continuance
Of their iuvors.
May 81, 1886. 45:tl
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Rev. N. II. DOWNS

BUFFALOES-CAPS, Sc. &c.
LAMBS PALMER g. Co. have re.
ceived prime Lot OF B46aloes ana Fun
Caps-also Meek Ties, .nuGs, GIoves, Sc
Sc. which for Cash Will be Sold Lore,
than the Lotoest.
Montpelier, Oct %, 1886.
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NEW BOOKS.

TUST published and for sale at the Office
- of DR.. Joseph Wright in this Village, and
by John E. Palmer in Barre, 81 Collection
Of Valuab!es," consisting Of pieces oil Doctrln-
al, practical and experimental subjects, written
by Hosea Ballou, Pastor Of the second I niver-
salist Society in Boston, and originally pub
lIshed in the Universalist Expostor and Uni
versalist agazine-complled by John &.
Palmer.
Montnelier. Oct. IS. 1886. 5d:2w
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ENLOUR for sale at the Store of John s.
X Chas. Spalding'
Oct. S, 1886. G4;3m
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A CURE FOR THE
Itch

III OWEVER mpeteraie in Ons hours april
IA IL cation, and no danger from taking coid
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HARDWARE.

AMB, PALMER & co. will this week o.
u pena good assortmento of hardware, which
I'll be put in market at low prices. Oct 5.
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DIR, BRANDRETH
Wants no college, no institution, monopoly NO s.ar-
ter, he being quite satisfied 10 rest on The patron.
ageV he public for 0e sScoess Ct his grand
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills.
Established IN England, l75l.

"Scepce should contribute to tho comfort, healt.
happiness OF Dianknd.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-06
THOMSONlAN
IEFIR M AIRY.

vUNIiE subscriber, having been, for more
than two years, in constant and success
ful practice, now offers his services To the
public as n BOTANIC PHYsIcIAN.-IIe would
respectfully inform the inhabitants Of New
port and the adjoining towns, that be has rc-
Gently removed from the corner Of Broad g.
Collins streets, to the more comlnodious
house at the corner of Spring 81 Mil-strcets
(tor the better accommodation Of his numcr-
ous patients, which are daily calling upon
l.im,) where he will administer the PuRE
THOMsONIAN MEDICINES to such ~ may ia
vor him with their patronage. No pains will
be spared to render the patients comfortable,
and to restore them to health
Situated in one of the most healthy places
in our land, the subscriber flatters himself,
that the advantages OF this lnlirnary are sur
passed by few Institutions Of the kind in this
country. To his former friends and pat ons.
he tenders his most hearty thanks; and should
they stand in need Of his services, he is rea-
dy to administer to them such remedies as
the GoD or NATURE has so bountifnly scat
tered over our fields. This lnfirmary will be
conducted under the immediate patronage Of
Duct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
Ihomson's ne,o guide to health:
RobinSOn'S Lectures:
And II General 'ssortnrnt of
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the mfr
mary. c. GARDNER.
Ierms.--S3 for a course OF medicine.
$3.50 per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
The Fall River Monitor, Warren Star, and
Bristol Gazette, are requested to copy the a
bove three weeks.
Newport, May 10Th, 1896.