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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

THE SUBSCRIBER,

"AvING made arrangements with the Agent q
u IL the Gate Vein Coal Company for one tbous
sand tons OF that valuable nrcle Of fi,ei will
pledge himself to furnish tie inhabitants Of this town
with their winfer's stock Of COAL, deliverable from
the vessel fappled for before the Doth of June next)
to be delivered from the first of July the first Of Oc
tober ensung-any quantity, from one ton upwards,
on the following favorable TERMS which shall be NJ
the lowest price the above Coal sold for this season,
by the 1000 tons at the place Of ofshipment in Phade
pha adding thereto the freight and insurance. togeh-
er with u per cent commission the above charger
for my services. The Coal will also be subject, if
carted by my teams, to tax for carting and weighing
of 2s per ton, and ten cents wharfage.
Also Coal broken and screened from the yard at
all seasons of the year. at the lowest possible price,
also would take this opportunity TO tender TO the pub
lie my thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ccived. ard solicit a continuance Of their custom.
april II. GEORGE KNOWLES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08
THOMSONIAN
TNEIRMARY.

lNNHE Subscriber, having been for more than two
| u years. in Constant and successful practice.
offers hs services to the public Botanic Physic-
ian-Ile would respectfully, inform the inbabitans
Of ofNewpor and the adjoining towns, fhat he has re-
Gently removed from the corner Of Bread 4 Cois-
streets, TO the more commodious house the corner
of Spring g. hill-strects, (or the better accommoda-
ton OF his numerous patients, which daily calling
upon fim) where he will administer the Pure 1lon,--
soaian Medieiacs TO such may favor h,m with u cir
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 onr
land, the subscriber aters himself that the ad,ant
ges Of this lnirmary SURPASSED by few insttu
tons Of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons, he tenders his hearty unls
and should they stand in need Of his services he is
ready to administer them such remedies a. the God
Of Nanre has 50 bountlully scattered fields
This In(Ymnry will be conducted under the mme--
diate patronage of DIR, SAMUEL THOMSON.
Thomsons rerc guide TO health:
Robensons Lectures:
And a general assortment of
TpoMsoHIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the Infir-r
mary. G.. GARDNER.
Jsrms--S3 for a course of medicine
$3.50 per per week for boa.d, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
Newport, May 18th, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

UTNOTICE.-The Rev. Mr.. Brooks, of bingham
will preach for the Unitarian Congregational Society
on Sunday next, al Masonic Hall.-Services to com.
mence at 10I A. NJ. and at 3 P. M.-Seats free.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

TO be sold at Public Auction, on Mon<
day, the 2Ofh day Of June, at ii o'clock AZ
AZ. 1not previously sold at private sale
q lot Of land on he Ilin, situated on John and
IA Leven-streets. next west Of Mr. Seahe-beinx
sixty feet OH each Of said streets. aud extending
North and South one hundred and five feet
For terms, apply Ia }. C. SHAW, Auefs
May 25, If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

ton Twill thank YOU to give The above which Ihave
written IN great haste, an insertion tomorrow
Mr. Williams is ignorant ofiis being written.
and you viii obhdge me by concealing the fac,
nom HIM. Most respectfully,
JOHN y, BARTLEIT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08
PUBLIC NOTICE,

GTSAt the May Session of the General
Assembly, 1886, held at Newport, the fol-
owing resolutions were passed:
"ResoIved, that Messrs. B. Hazard.
Dor, GoviH Hazard of Kent, and Blake,
be Committee to consider and report upon
the memorials of divers citizens Of the State,
relating to the subject of Free Discussion
and the Liberty of the Press and that said
committee be directed to hear such testimo-
ny as may be submitted to them by, or in
behalf of the petitioners"
Resolved, That all documents concern
ing the subject of the Abolition of Slavery,
transmitted to the Governor of the State,
and all other papers on the same subject now
on the files Of the House, be referred to said
Committee"
1t was subsequently roted by the Com
mittee that a meeting of the same be held
at Newport on Wednesday evening, June
22d at Z O'clock, in the Chamber of the
House of Representatives ard that public
notice be given to the Memorialists, and all
other persons interested in the subject of
the aforesaid Resolutions, to appear, if they
shall see fit, at the time and place appointed
and be heard in the premises.
For the Committee,
THOMAS w. DOOR, Chairman,
@ Publishers of newspapers in this State
are requested to copy the above, three times.
one publication to be the week previous to
the next session of the Assembly. MIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

The subscribers haze received and Offer jor sale.
a. a tons assorted Iron, consisting or American
~ English. Sweeds, Il Russia Old Sable Of
al descriptions. fat square. and round-spike-rods.
Nai-rods, Nut Iron. Band Iror--Brazier's Rods
shoe Shapes. Horse Shoes, e. Horse Si5e Mails
Ra'ps-Fies-Crowba bars--Borax &c nc.
Cast Steel Of all sizes, far, square Il &rouud.r
ALSO, $50 casks Of Cut Nails, assorted.
lmzo, IT, b. WOOD, e. Co
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TO RENT.

VGNHE House al the corner Of Bridge & Wash
\ ns'onstreets' occupied by the subscriber. It
is as convenient building and as pleasantly situated
as any in Newport, and possesses every accon.noia
ton TO render it desirable residence
ALSO-The house and garden corner Of Elm e.
Washin gton-streets, now occupied by Michel MOI
en-, opposite the honse Of Non. VIM. Hunter.
No. 73.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08
BLAZING STAR.

N The thorough bred horse Bazl
EF EmJ IL ing Star, wi stand the 6hsfilrg
Rk UK season at the stable Of the .nbscri.-
ssSenax>&nQ- - Der, on the Baker farm IN Middle.
town, at all times except OH Mondays and Salur1-
days.--On Monday Of each week he will be at the
Stable Of Oliver d. Greene in Portsmouth aud on.
Saturdays at that of VIM. c. Tenants, In Touro
street. Newport. This fnc horse il years old, rs
hands high, Of bright chesnni color and in appear.
ance and movement is equal 10 any horse of his age
TIMOTHY COOK
Middleiown, May 25th, 1896. IT.
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For safe.

kTHE Lot and four story Brick Store thereofi.-
situate ut the corner Of Thames s. Pclhalus
streets, next south of Townsend's Hotel.
ALSO,-A hol,se in secoud-sireet, with largo
garden and good well Of water, now occupied BY
job Gibbs.
For terms and other information. apply to
NICHOLAS q. BOSS.
Corner Of Thames 4 Pelham streets.
May %, IT,
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DIED,

At New York on the i6lii ult. very suddenly, CAP
Cadwalader Gray, aged about so years-late Maste
Of the Brig Helen, of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08
Anthracite Coal
BROAD MOUNTAIN-( White As,cs.l

vuyHE Coal from this region, when mined with
care and selected from the purest veins, is ea-
10y ano, he sdss sf ,nrnarss or stove 7,
makes but few ashes and is considered. on account
of It's purity strength and great durability to be supe'
rior to any other for melting iron generating steam.
CELEBRATED GATE VEIN.-(Hed AsA<s)
This variety is taken from Of the best veins in
what is called die Peach Orchard district, located in
the vicinity Of Pot,svke II is easily ignied tarss
rery freeig ard n great briianey, produces heavy
ashes and s superior to any other for PaFcr Grates,
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes.
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOW EN-,
are the only persons in Newport authorized BY me 70
sell the above kinds of Coal. -
EPHRAIM A. HATHAWAY.
Providence. April u. 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

There arrived at the New York quaran-
tine ground during the month Of May just
past, no less than fifteen housoad eight
hundred and foenty.fre passengers; Of
which number c,43e arrived on Tuesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.


kev a. Sir Desiring to devote my time Cor the
beneht OF all the poor in this city and lis avirons
during The lew weeks shall remain here-i have
been advised TO reques, you will read, after the ser.
mon ia the uflernoon, ,ha, it will give ;me real
pleasure 10 endeavor 10 do all the good in my now
or. to that unfortunate class ,cihou ann ssnyg;ral
operation, aud ,ciuso@ any fee every day at o'ck
in the Vesiry Of the Bene6cen Congregational
Society, which has been kindly granted 10 me by
the Committee. 1t is expected that each moor
patient Will bring with them cctfcate 10 that
effect, from the Clergyman where they attend
worship With the sincere desire of being useful
to the poor, have the honor to be, Rev'd Sir.
yours very respectfully,
JOHN WILLIAMS, Oepiis.
CITY Hotel Proyidenee, May 7th, 1886.
The Subscriber from personal experience Ger.
titles his confident belief that great benefit may bs
derived from Doctor Williams skill, extensive
experience and great humanity, IL timely appliod
Jor; aud therefore Joins in inviting poor patients
to come, but conhding in God alo,'e; for uithout
Him, man can do nothing.
JAMES WILSON Senr Pastor IL said
Church and Society, Proride'ee, May 6h, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

Court Of Probate Newport June 9Th, 1886.
A PPLlCATION,was made for an administrator to
"A be appointed on the estate Of Mrs. Sarh Dill
llngham late Of Newport widow decd.--It is order
ed, that the same be received, and the consideration
thereof be referred 10 Cent Of Probate holden at
tho State House in Newport on the first Monday in
July next at9 oclosk A. M aud that previous no
iics be gwen by publishing copy OF this order three
several times in the Rhode island Republican for all
persons Interested, to appear said Time aud place,
aud be heard true Copy-Wuess.
d. b. ROWLAND, Profit. CM.
je 9Th, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-08

TIME steam- Boats ofthe TRANSPORTATION
u CO will leave Providence at o'clock. p. nj.
i.om the Rail-Road Depot, and will leave New-Yor
at z. M. from the Per at the foot Of Muray-sree,
North River as folows:-
MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt VIM. Con,stoek.
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MOUND adnft ne.r ut Adams, a small boat. a.
u bout l3 feet keel. The owner can have the
same " proving properly and paying charges on ap-
phcauen 70 WAL REA
je sth, 3v'
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THE PROVIDENCE, Capt. Child.
TIE BOSTON, Capt Townsend,
ares Prorideace. Leaves Nce York,

The rsw Steamer RtlODE-kSLAND, Capt Seth
Thayer will be placed the line at an early period
OF which due ro!cc will be given.
The Boats VIII leave Providence at o'clock, and
Newport at o'c'ock r. M.--and N. York at 4. =. NJ.
The abpve boats are propelled by two large low
pressure Ensres and heavy copper boilers aud have
been put in complete order for the season.
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LOST.

AN Sunday morning last, between Broad-Siree
~ and Zlon's Church, a pair Of silver bowed
SPECTACEES---The finder, by leaving them al
the Office Of the Newport Mercury, shoi be rewarded
je. z.
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GWe are unable to publish the pro-
ceedings of the TOWN. Meeting of yesterday.
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CLEARED.

sIoop Water Witch, Salisbury, Providence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY 4 EARTHENWARE

WILLIS 4 BROTHERS. Iapostsrs q
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANNGD and
HEAVY GOODS. also Of CHINA, GLASS
aud EARTdENWARE, have co0stantly 90
hand, at their stsse, No. as Pearl street, (aeas
Maiden Lane,) New Yosk, IN extensive assost-
ment Of goods in the ab"ve lines, which they Of
les AZ the lowest prices, kos cash, ON the usual
credit The invoices q Hardware and Crock
cry, received BY the late packets from Liver
pool, eo0peiso . large assostnent Of Wares,
aasy Of which are Of satirsly new patterns,
carefully elected with reference to the styles,
required for the Southern, and the western mar
ket Thsis Crockery 10 Of The latest and most
approved descriptions, from the bestpottesses in
Sta6osashire. The quality 81 their ware 10 var
ranted inferior to none imported: and the
printing a their black, brown, and pink, and
the various shadss Of HUE ware, - acknowl
edged BY judges to Be equal to any thing d The
kind ever seen in The states. Their a0ortosot
ef China AID Cla0 ware 10 also complete; and
IL 10 their intentioo to be At all tunes supplied
with the most beautiful articles in the fancy n
we'll ~ The staPDe branch Of this line. Great
care 10 taken in packing this ware,s that il will
20 safely 10 any part Of the Union.
Those who will favor W. T. B. with their or
ders for Hardware and Crockesy, may depend
uKsoa the executio0 Of them On the very best
terms Their credit is a. favorable, ~ that al
lowed by any other House in the U. States;
and liberal discount 10 made fos Cash and
City AccepGanecs.
N. B. Thsis assortnsst vill be complste q
bout the 18th Of February.
New Yosa, Jan. I, 1886. la
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
WAYNE T. UNION
ruRWPHD COMPANY.

He friea1s Of Iaternal Improvement
= are hereby notified that books Of
subscription will be opened On the 2Sr1
day Of January. loao, and kept open for
four weeks 1t the following places, to Wit:
1t the stores Of Lot Bloomfield, O'Neil.
and Whitman. at Centreville, and At the
stores Of Jeremiah Mansur, and Attic .
Siddall, of Richmond, at the store Of VIM.
Savill. Z Co., Warrington. ut the store Of
w. A. Rifner, and by A. II. Bradbury.
Jacksonsburgh, 1t the store Of j. C.. Haw-
kins, Hagarstews, at Wm. Ceewells, and
Ira Lscksy's. Cambridge. At josiah o.
borns, asd Butler & Darnett's. Ecosomy,
BY John Lewis, and Samuel Johnson. Will
liamsburgh, E. Deulins and Samuel No
Conaha's ,Abi.gton. Ira Grover and Wn.
Youse's. Brownsville, BY WD. Casen aud
Edghills Burnside, Liberty, BY Goedwis
and Walter Brown, Goodwin store, By
Lewis Shidler Il Andrew Dyer, Dyer's
store. by John Jeses and Thomas Huston,
Jones' store, BY Joseph Hinsery and ia
cob Lybreok. Hinssry's store.
The above named gentlemen are reques-
ted to open books and receive subscrip-
tiens for the above company. Five dol
lars will be required to be paid on each
share Of stock subcribsd, ~ soon ~ hvs
hundred shares are subscribed.
Dy order Of the Board
F.. ROSE, Pendent.
DsALE BurLEn. Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Leather, Shoes, &c.
THE subscriber has for sale at his
Store, on Main Street. opposite Burke Hotel
10. zee lbs. SOLE LEATHER,
Calf Skin, Kipp, and Upper Leather.
Shoe Thread Of superior quality,
Shoe Nails, Tacks. Awl blades, brusssls,
Needles suitable for Tailors,
-ALsO-
An 1ovoice ofBOots Of different qualities,
Prunela, Morocco, and Leather Shoes, Of
Baltimore manufacture.
TIE above goods have been particularly
selected and will Be sold on reasonable
terms, and constant supply intsnded to
be kept on hand.
Country merchants and dealers in the
above articles. are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves
EDMUND EVANS.
Richmond, lse NO. Is, 1896. 2N
@The Indiana Journal will please
publish the above four times. weekly, and
forward their account to this Once.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
JOB W. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
Ii. 1895. 30 u
SPECIFIC OINTMENT

THIS invaluable mediciae 10 eelobra-
ted for eurisg the following diseases:-
White Swellings ofevery description. Sore
legs and ulcers of long standing. Felese or
what some people know BY the came OF
CAtarrhs, Of every kind. Rhsumatlc pains
Of the joints. Spraios and bruises Ct every
Tettsss Of all kinda, Chi
blains. or parts Affected by II 1.t. II i
also ese Of the best remedies Ter scall an.
woman's innamed breases
glanAslar swellisss, it il Superior % e-v
osdicine yet ksown.
Certificates Of important cures, also d.
rections for using accompany each bottle.
For sale in Nlton BY John HI. Wright,
IN Centreville BY DR.. Pritchet, in Rick
noed BY A. Siddall and Lisdsey 4 Buex,
md il New Paris BY J. G. Jameson & C.
January 9Th, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
AN ORDNANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Rarsssaiax NlrSsss - NarsseD sys
- aks Bsrs4gA II Rick~sed:
SECTION lss. Be it ordained BY The
Bsressses and Borough Council Of the
Borough Of Richmond, That Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, Of each week,
shall b public Market-daye. Market -
b opened BY ringing bell At five O'Clock
in the morning, fro0 the 6nt day Of Sep
tsabsr until the FIRST day Of March; and q
four O'Clock from The 6rss day Of March
until the first day Of September. MaEket
hours 10 continue until IL O'Clock NJ.
Sac. 2nd. The Treasurer ct this Bor-
ough shall procure = large bell, . Get Of
scales weights and dry messurss fsr the
use of the market, and hand them over to
the clerk Of the Market.
Ssc. Bird. The high Constable il here
By appointed Clerk Of the Market, whose
duty il shall be to keep the Market House
clean and IN good order-open the market,
every market morning BY nnging the bell,
,-see that no unwboiesome or damaged
|marksting be sold, and that oil give cor
rect weight and measure-astend to and
take care Of the weights and measures
prevent oil Disturbances in OF about The
market house and sell or rent the stalls in
the market house - the council shall d.
rect By rssolutioa.
SsC. 4th. IL shall b unlavful to buy o.
sell any beef PORK, mutton, o. veal in this
Borough, i'm leD quantities than enc quarter
except during market days add in the mar
kst house b . person ewning o. reot,ng
stall in said house.
Ssc. 5th. Il shall b unlawful 20 buy OF
sell any kind Of marketing in this Borough
save in thenarket house o. street ada
ceoe, during market hours.
Ssc. 9th. The Borough weights and
oeasuses shall be the standard Of al ssti-
cles ofmarkeslng sold By weight or meas
ere; and it shall be unlawful to sell with
lighter weights or smaller measures, osso
sell any unwholesome, decayed or DANA
ged articles during market hours.
SIC. 7th. Any person who shall Tesis
or disobey the Clerk Of the Market in the
lawful discharge Of the duties herein spe-
cited, Or shall violate any part or parcel Of
this ordinance shall on conviction thereof
before the inst Burgess Of this Borough,
pay fine for each and every such offence
not exceeding ten dollars.
SEC. 9th. All ordinances heretofore
passed in this borough regulating markets
and market days are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved, Dec. 18th 1885.
FRANCIS KING,
Borough Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
REMOVAL.
DR.. SAMUEL PARKER


AS removed his Office to the first
Dcorner building south east Of D. D. Sloan's,
near the Nstiosal Hotel d.. SAMUEL PARkEA
feels grateful for the benignant smiles Of Heaven
that have attended his professional services since
his arrival. He has administered t. more man
eight hundred patients, in eight months and lost
but 2. they had been given over to die, by the
faculty Furthermore his prescriptions were neg
lscted after prescribing. He has administered
diseases and they ore ali living. Dr.. Parker
dsagns, the Lord willing, to make kichoood his
seadencs and would receive patients to hoard
fss0 the adjacent towns ~ usual. Rresumiag
they can receive great relief in one week. He
can resss . large number Of patisaes il this
vicinity, that had been unsuecessfully treated BY
ether practitioner, ssne for years. that are .sw
he's had great success and expesisacs IN treating
The Chelesa. He has Cholera neaicine fos ale
that y haraIsA Il vii: operate ~ an enetis -
Two oinsees and IN fftses evacuate the bowels,
and - not exeelled in America for it, safety-it
nay Be given to the weakest constitutions -
aay oecasioo with Mfety, tive portions Of It will
remove the fever and ague Of 9x nonths stand
ing-l can prove this in tow. Patients suffering
under in6rmities efany kind, even Il cousidsred
incurabSe, would do we'll to call - D.. Parker.
PATIENTS living at distance can b treated
By speclying the particulars Of their case by an
other Pessoo. Dr. Parker's representatives have
been busily engaged, since his arrival in attenp-
ting to rePsOach bis character and fnghteo his
Pateots, (fos the mke Of the loaves and 6shes.
But. feel to forgive their folly knowing that
every nan must be rewarded according to his
deeds, an willing that any man sheald relieve
sneering humanity and intsed to teach - many
- can to use the bountiss nature has provided
fee to assist the suspension Of nature.
n. b. Da- PARKER viii re0ain Il hone Sc
venth days ofthe week to acco0modate those
The Pablc's humble servant,
SAMUEL PARKER
Sixth nsnth, 9th 1885. 256
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
DlS0OLVTIOVc.

THE partasnhip heretofore existing
between the propsssoss Of THE papsr has
expired. These Indebted q - - sub
scriptiea or otherwise will zee she secss-
sity Of settling up innsdiatsly, which
may b done with eithsr Of ~ ae THE Of
Gee or With our agents. before the hsse Of
April ssxt. A logger delay will compel q.
70 resort to other means.
JOHN FINLEY,
d. 2. HOLLOWAY.
January 4th. 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

V0tto0 skates Aso0r0oOrv,
nR. Samuel Parker, Botanic Physician,
y would RESPECTFULLY inforo the citizens Of
RiehnoaA, and the public geaerally, that his
oAice 10 ae the corner building sosth-ease Of
D. d. 81 OA MS HO + Ell, whers
- would receive patients from any section OF the
United States, and visit IN families in al Gases
incident to this climate Patients afflicted with
blindness Of long standing, cataracts and linda
mation, nay receive restoration BY the aid Of
electrie iluid, without a painful operation. He
professes to remove canceSs, scrOfuIa o. king's
evil, salt rheum, asthma, gravel, dropsey, piles,
and fever and ague, with medicated electns
Auid. He has succeeded in healing pulmonary,
acute, and chronic diseases, that other practi
TONERS have announced incurable. He conceives
he can remove most of the diseases incident t.
tais climate BY the blessing of Heaven, medica-
ted laid and vegetable medicines. Samue'
Parker would prescribe for consumptive and fc-
male complaints for any section Of the United
States and natters himself that he can restore
nine cases out Of ten, If his prescriptions are
strictly followed. He administeretl 20 three
hundred patients, last summer in twelve weeks
and Lost but two. He has studied the practice
Of the old school, the reformed, and 10 acquaiDt-
I'd with the practice Of celebrated botAnists gen
orally. He has expended more than one thous-
and dollavs in travelling in the Uaited States
and exploring the fora Of North America. He
possesses respectable testimonials Of 6dolity sDt
ability. Steaming 10 not Psaetiesd.
SAMUEL PARKER.
Third month l4th, 1895. loft