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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON

yuyHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
"A prepared by w. Aiiskin, Esq-Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons Lcentiate of Apothecays Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society," Surgeon 10 the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bridge aud
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomas's Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result experience and
unparalleled the extensive and highly respectable prac
tice the proprietor paronsed by the faculty and nobs
introduced the notice of the American public at the
solicitation of number of gentlemen of long and high
ding in the profession II is hoped preliminary step, to
check evils and fatal consequence arising from the OF the
numerous and deeerous osted upon the public by
the aid fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set of mercenary unprinciped preendeso totally ig
of medical science that II impossible the monstrous de-
longer down with the intelligent people OF this
country These pills mild and agreeable their nature, should
be kept every family of sudden illness, for by their
PROMPT administration cholera cramps, pasm fevtr and C
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily prevented In fact all who value good
health should be without them They sold in packets
80 cents 81 and - EACH by most respectable druggists book
sellers of medicine the u States and the Cana
das with copous directions together with testimonials of pro-
ssonal ability from the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abernethy James Bundel, NJ. D. w. Back NJ
D. j. Aston Key A. Frampton, NJ ID. and numerous others
The originals may be possession Of the General Agent
by whom the medicine is imported into this country and to
whom. all applications for agencies mnst be made.
JNO. IIOLBElN,
36, Wavehy Place, New-York;
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, &c.
n B. None genuine wIhoutthe signature OF the Gen
eral Agent the Label Sold by
R. r.. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign Of the Golden Mortar,
near the Court-Ilouse. Feb %, 1Si5.
NJ Caiou-lt has been deemed expedient faras posi-
ble to place Misns Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
the hands of druggists only those sold without the signature
of John obein the label counterfeit This notice be-
come necessary there STILL contrary all moral decency
legally convicted attempted to be forced on the publ
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber requests oil persons having ac-
counts against him, TO present the same for pay
ment before the Ist Of January 1896.
Dec. I6, 1885. HENRI BULL.
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The following account of the Palatine light is ia
In from a publication called the Parthemon. 1t
Jas written by Doct. Aron C. Wiley, resident
hyscian of the Island, to Doct. Samuel l.. Mitch
of New York
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COAL
THE suBscRinER,

"AvING made arrangements with The Agent 0
Ii the Gate Vein Coal Company fof one thou
sand or more tons of thar valuable rsle Of ,e will
pledge himself to furnish the ilhabitan,s OF this town
with their inters s,ocl; Sf COAL deliverable iio N
fe vessel (fsppled for before the 20h ~ June next
to be delivered from the first e Jny % tho frs, of Os.
iober ensuins-any quantity, from ons ton upwards,
on the following favorable terms. which sh'n be a,
the lowest price the above Coal sold for this season.
by the 1000 tons al the place Of shipment in Phlsdei
pha adding thereto the freight and insurance. tcse,h
with "a per cent commission the above charge
for my services. The Coal will also be subject il
carried by my teams, to tax forcartng and weighing
I ST IS fef ton. and ten cents wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened from the yard at
all seasons Of the year. the low EST possible prices
also would take this opportunity TO tender TO the pub
lie my thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceived. and solicit continuance OF iheiy caston.
april IL GEORGE KNOWLES.
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Anthracite Conf
BROAD MOUNTAIN-fVVhite 4,

HtHE Coal from this region, when mined with
Il care and selected ffoui the purest veins, is ca
silly gned, makes intense heat, and does not form
makes but few ashes, and is considered. on accoun,
OF its purity srength and great durability, to be supe
nor 10 any other for melting iron generating steam
CELEBRATED GATE TEIN,-(Red 1sAes)
This variety is taken from one Of the Best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district, located in
the vicinity Of Po,tsyille 1t is easily igniied, Jsrns
rery freely and oiU great briiianey produces heavy
ashes, and is superior any other for Parlor Crates
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES aud GEO. BOWEN
are the ony persons in Newport authorized by the TO
sell the above kinds of Coal.
EPHRAIM A. HATHAWAY
Prov violence, April IA, 1886.
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DENTISTRY.

FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ. D. respectfully
A. informs his friend. and the public. that he has
re,urpsd, and ,atyeu' roSms in sprins-sucet, 1.-TWO
door north Of Trinity Church, where he viii be hap
py to wait on the gentlemen and ladies' Of Newport,
IN thar de par,nient Of his proie-soD..
Ir Reference ID Or y. Psrtn'y, PAIR Place,
President Of The society cf Dentists Of tho City and
Stale of New. York
Newport, june % r.
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n An casks Wine,
Il wv 10 hhds., Il Is bbs. st. Croix Rum,
4pipes French Brandy,
2 Holland Gin,
5 bbls. Alcohol,
= "Old Monongahela" Whiskey,
II Domestic Cir,
for sale by J. X. NEWTON & co.
July6,
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IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES
WHO are in ,oant Of Cioaks aud Dresses.
TIILEY & HAZARD.

Immediately after the great fire in " York.
DURCHASED an the Meriuoe. and Merino
IL Circassians which were saved from several
Honses. They also purchased from a House which
had failed large lot aud notwithstanding the goods
are much higher than last year. they will be sold Me-
rinoes for 81 - cts the yard, and Merino Circas-
Sans cheap in proportion.
Sent. 2-
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sand-orders received by the publishers,
No. so Vessey ST., n. Y. or at the office of
the Globe, Washington City, where a'sup-
ply will be forwarded. Editors exchanging
with the this Jeffersonian will please copy
the above, a copy will be sent them as Gem
pensation. Editors, advocates in the noble
cause will do the same.
CHILDS L. DEVOE,'
New York Ctr Puhlishars
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u. III CLt
New York CITY, Publishers.

u NOTlCE.-The Rev. Mr.. Brooks, OF Salem.
Will preach for the Unitarian Congregational Society
on Sunday next.-Seplcecs to commence III lO3 A.
NJ. and AZ NJ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

At a IOTt Meeting holden Nepp.rt Au-
gust 30th 1886. ..
The following Resolutions was read aud unani-
mously adopted ... ..
HHEREAS it has been represented to this
w meeting that the washing of horses and car
riages is practlsed near to the Town Spring in
Sprngstrest thereby corrupting the water of the
fountain OH the Parade, BE it therefore Resolved,
That in future no horses carriages shall be washed
within twenty feet of said Spring, nor any horses
stand htched on the said walk adjacent, under the
penalty of five dollars for each and every offence
IN either of the above cases 10 he recovered by the
Town Treasurer before any court proper 10 Try the
same-Ind ,hat tins Resolution be published three
weeks IN the newspapers, a true copy
Witness-B. b. ROWLAND Trn Clerk.
August 3w
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TO LET.

ISywA The House belonging TO Anthony V
'E:M Taylor and now occupied by Doct J
I,s, " Turner-po' session to be given by
.ateAsA6 lst. of October next; and to be held un
til the lst OF April next.-for tefns &c, enquire OF
Doct. Turner ON the premises, or to George Turner
Esq. al his office near Townsends Coifee-Ho
Sept Z. If.
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CA EINDT FURNITURE
b CHAIRS.

STEPHEN NJ. STEDMAN would respectfully
- inform the public generally, that he has taken
the new store No. II Broadsireet where he intends
keeping on hand general assortment of Cabinet far.
nlture and Chairs also Willow Wagons and Cra-
de>--a of which will be sold on the most re asonabe
t'rms. ~ n. b. Every article in the furniture line,
made to orGer at the shortest notice.
ALSO,
TO LET, the store in Spring-street, between
Church * Mary streets, formerly occupied as
School iiOuse-arply above
Sept 2S-epistMlst.
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MM. c. COZZENS q co.

HHAyE received aud opened few more Carpet
II II ings aud Rugs making their assortment, wor
thy the attention Of purchasers
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1,kS.
IrOn-SteeI a. Nails.

The suJsbribcrs hare reeeired and Offer jor sale,
HA tons assorted Iron, Consisting OF American,
IN English, Sgecds, a. Russia Old Sable Of
ali descr ptions fat square and ronnd--Spikerods,
Nailrods, Nu, Iron. Band Iroh-Braziers Rods
Shoe Shapts. Horse Shoes, g. Horse > roe Nails
Ra ps-Files-C bars-Borar &c. &c.
Cast Steel Of all sizds, fat square Il r6uud.
ALSO, $50 casks Of Cut Nails, assorted.
fml5 r. ~ WOOD, g. Co.
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BLANKETS.

S--o--l0--1l & u 4 Rose Blankets.
II ~ IL do. Of a superior quality. ALSO
few pairs Of Bath Blankets, really handsome
Sept p.
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DIED.
SHIP NEW =.
ARRIVED

Friday 23.-Brig Fame Carpenter, from Provi.
dence--Schr. President, Smith, from Hartford for
Providence--SloOp Juno. Brown, from Provide ce
for New Iork--Thnee Brothers, Manch ester from,
Fall River for do
Saturday 24-Schr Columbus. Barlow, from
Kingston, for East Greenwich Sdop Portsmouth.
Brown, from Kingston, for Providence.
Sunday 25.--Sloop b. ID. Jones' West from New
Bedford. for Providenee---Annawo Bliven from
Providence, for New York.
ENTERED.
Steamer President Coleman New York.-Steam.
er Massachusetts, Comstock do.--Brig Fame, Car
penter, Providence. --Sloop Eagle Heath, ~ York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Boston, Townsend New York--Sloop
Geo Mary, Walden, Providence DO Candace.
Brown New York
MEMORANDA!
At.Cowes August 10Th Brig Canonicus Bgley,
from Matanzas
Arrived at Warren ON Sunday 18Th inst Ship Lu-
mlnary, Gardner, from Pacific Ocean with 1880 bbs.
oil, after being absent "A months.
Ship Andley Clarke, Paddock of this port with
1856 bbls oil touched at Otaheite March 25th bound
to Japan
/ AT Cardiff August 4th Ship KutusoH, Newton,
from lIavre.
At Havana, Brig Poland Norris dscharging.
Cleared at New Orleans 9Th inst Brig CANA,
Waterhouse, for this port.
Uhate Mips.-Ship Hoses, III New Bedford from
NewZealand, spoke and heard from, April 10th
Benl Rush Of Warren, lS00 bbls. +; 18th l.. &.
Richmond, Sherman, of Bristol l400; l7th. Envoy
of Providence, ll00.At Bay of Islands, Roger Will
llams. Mayhem, of Bristol, lI50 bbls
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vi AIR FRIED.

In this town on Friday evening last BY tie Rev.
Mr.. Dumont, Mr.. John b. Deblois to Miss Martha
A. Bay. daughter of the late Mr. Paul Bailey, all Of
this town.
DIED.
In this town on Thursday last Mrs Esther Pearce,
widow of Col Benjamin Pearce, 'aged 80 years
On Saturday morning last, Matilda, infant daugh.
ter of Mr.. William Gard, aged l6 months.
On Tuesday Goth inst. Abby Gardner, (colored)
aged q years
At South Kingston on the 18th inst. Mr.. Stephen
Northup, aged II years.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMWISSIUNER NOTICE.
"E the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Court of Probate for the town of New.
port. Commissioners 10 receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors against the estate of ALIEN T.
MOORE, late of Newport. deceased, represented in,
solvent, give notice, that six months from the date
hereof are allowed The creditors to bfirg in and prove
their respective claims, and that for the purpose o
receiving and examining said claims, we will meet al
office of Joseph Martin, the Ferry wharf, On the
2d, 3D. and 4th Saturdays Of November next. at sis
o'clock in the esening
JOHN STERNE,
JOSEPH MARTIN, }ComnYfs'fs
DAVID 5. HOLLAWAY,
Newport, June Sth, IS36-3w.
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SPOTTED GLOVES ! !

A few doz. ladies' Gloves Of the first quality. lii
n ile spotted. may be bought for Is cents the par
fOWLERS
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PERFORATED TISSUE PAPER,
A beautiful article ior covering the Frames of
Mirrors, Pictures, ect-Also, fresh supply of Plum
aud Glazed Tissue Paper aud great variety of
PERFORATED, AND EMBOSSED CARDS,
for fancy work. reed for sale at
July 20 w. CALLAHAN'S
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ were appointed in legal Town meeting held on
the 9Th day OF June last to of ten thou
sand dollars on the rateable property in the town of
Newport, TO be collected and paid into the Town
Treasury or before the LIST day of December next
We therefore call upon all persons interested. to
give in 10 either on list Of their rateable estates un.
der oath before the 20th day of September in
stant the assessors particularly request all those per
sons who have heretofore complained that they were
overrated TO pay attention and comply with this re.
quest which if they omit do the assessors will pro-
ceed TO the bes, of their Judgment, and hope those
who may feel agrieved will not complain of their
own neglect.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
Just received and for sale at low prices By Wholesale
r or Retail, ~
Oh SACKS SALT,
%V 20 Chests Young Hyson Tea,
10 Boxes Chocolate.
40 dox Lemon Syrup
~ chests 5ouchong Tea,
10 boxes Pipes.
Bbls. Cloves,
bale Cotton Twine,
10 boxes Tobacco,
s ahds. 81. CroiS Sugar
100 Hams, 'N4
g Tbs. SrnoaRed Beef
so boxes Brocn Soap,
10 varicgated dor
90 bbs. Dried Apples,
20 boxes Starch,
cases Olive Oil,
9 boxes Ciiron,
700 mats Cnssia,
40bags Coffee.
JAMES r. NEWTON e. co.
July u No. l50 Thsmesstfeet
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THOMAS FOWLER

HAS this week received very extensive assort
II II ment Of Flannels and Merinoes, with other
-easonsble goods.
s2I.
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HENRY WELLS.

GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
NJ ERSAL MEDICINE manufactured in country
GEORGE SYLVESTER tfrom Engsand.l WIN possess
ed of Sold
enveupcd with directions enclosed 81 50 and $075 being
half the price Of the imported article.
49, TESTIMONY OF CURE.
?. ..... ...foi q-.l. New YORK. NOVEMBER o. 1885
Dear S-Havng desire 10 discharge my obligations you,
well good Suffering humanity herewith send
YOUR Hyeean Vegetable Universal Medicine, in the Of
sou Rsph thirteen years. in which shall endeaor
be As bef as possible you may be enabled to make
te sivey Whilst in Edinburgh, native place.
than two received stroke the elbow with rule
severe in the joint what termed by physicians
the bone from which he has suffered pain
us short time He has bee treated by II the
NEST physicians in Scotland which tended but little
arseurate sufers consequently despaed 1t his
again having the OF his afflicted
Happy engh induced make trial OF the medicine in
which few days hr experienced
relief his complaint assumed aggravated fo IN
breaking suppose, Of pud acd humor aund he
affected receiving this symptom OF The good effects OF
directions followed, by considerably
menting the dose until he took ten pills day, from
usc he at also hear the coed effects
OF medicine of fever and and other
plaiuts would those afflicted with disorder TO
test its virtues. Respectfully subscribed hy yonr Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect anil Draushman, Of Houston and Essex-st
Mr. George Sylvester.
Certificates ut other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has been e1u,uy he at the store OF
D. BRYSON Confsciouer, Agent las Fulton street, near Broad
way. dec 3-H
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Lei rats truth be Impressed escy mind-IHat all
treak orHg to morbid stagR5n and corrupt huntors
(Which impcde the circulation ST the 6oOd-Brandreih
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
Fer the life Of The flesh i. the Qualifications rzi H.
TT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
ton thai The Office Of the prepare the food for the
nourishmen OF the body and that the health org mu,l
necessarily depend the due performance Of lis functions fol i
the chye digestive fluid goo the body properly
nourished the system viii be affected
ohstructed and the whole blood
Hence result the disorders considered complicated which er.
roDeously termed ncaabe who do not or will IVA.
comprehend the pses all diseases whatever arise solely
from acrimonious huuior in The III od.
When and nmmatory diseases the consequences of
this state Of the blood the faculty have bleeding
murderons IN il effects calculated the con-
stitution yet is still persisted I'M though single
produced wherein has been of service But might
nc~d wherein has beust paralysis and nervous
disorders dreadful even In Imagination 10 those who have beheld
their fearful consequences.
How many Thousands unmey gravel How MANY
families deprived their aRiabe children How many husbands
Of their lovely wives How wives of their husbands
have fallen victims TO This murderou pracce the
ne said of Mercury.
Mankind, oh, consider this subject charge We,
drop hood for the practice Of bleeding opposed
and all proves
xtion all diseases caused foul acrimonious matter
entering the circulation and COMMUNICATING the blood purifying
the atracng the vital ud should be considered
diseaes and those who attentive this invariably
healthy old Weshoud remember that according
Of hood health Had the Creator intended
have parted with blood rely it. place would have been
for its discharge, when too much had accumulated.
The necessity for bleeding is entirely superseded by
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BRANDRETHS UNIVERSAL VECETA.
BILE PILLS.

they do the thing with this tremendous ference that
the impurities Of the blood taken away by them through the
stomach and bowels without Of its baamc particles Is the
pulse high! dose Of these pills will down. Is
low the will increase 70 standard i. il
rcmulous showing excitement the pills BY soothing
system wiiay IT, Let no. any ONE say these various properties
dub,er call Dr. B. and he convince him truth of
make him than thing that could be said the
jeot Price Is cents per box. --rf ifstf
Thousands of the respectable citizens of New York will
referred with pleasure BY Dr. B. who for
in the habit Of being bled often times and
whose constitutions in becoming weaker and
weaker have since they have made these pills.
drop of their precious blood When their old symptoms a
peared instead Of running the doctor and having
they have swallowed pills. which removed the v.ated
thai impeding the blsod in its These
ereang the both If body and mind which by the
NOTICE.-DR BRANDRETHS Office for the sale of the
above Pills. Wholesale and retail s7 Hudson
street wheFo he be consulted gratis by those taking his Pon
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. jan 7-eo2m~
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nESERVING ATTENTION.-THE TEETH:
~ THE TEETH.-Fron DR.. o. Paysiok Surgeon DENTS,

Mcsrs Burne COL in the habit of making
6cae of for kind of medicine
had the goodness with box Vt Dr. Snans
Magnetic Odonca would i'll become Withhold my unbiased
opinion such invaluable for the Teeth Its med
cina poPee from experience admirably adapted the
alienation Of that excucang psn tooth ache; and believe
be health pre.ea.ive for the teeth and gums, and
" hg ~ recommended to every family who desire cleanliness
Of the well forfy the teeth em which
eecual towards preserving the teeth in sound
and preventing that dreadful scourge-fhe tooihache
The above article for sale Patrick Dckies Ais Broadway
Of Lpeuar streets Syme s. Bowey, Walker
street; and at Bunet Co.'S 5l0 Greenwich street. doors
below Spring Por 81. Jan Aft
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Ey.ANs, xEGETAHAE raLLs rersas e a 10
IL MEL AND PiYSIClANS,-Huw persons who have


afflicted with various Diseases Consumption Asthma
almost every other disease being under the OF their Family
Physician, who stimulated them salvation with caione
d other drastic drugs the dstru.on Of their delicate frames
md ende zvoring peruar them
cne earesly deny and boldly declare that Evans Camome
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Aperent Pills. will produce
good we-k han Cai"me or the injurious method of
treatment will produce in besides injury possibly
derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and this be said Of
Cslome and other poisonous drugs Evans Canome Pills
extracted from the Csmomis fowe by known only
he propretor AMI highly recommended all and de-
ce especially ladies, who cannot bear much stimulating
medicine. Evans Family Vegetable Aperient Pills
pounded of The which have been
and for all Bilious and other diseases arising from impure beod
The Camomle Pills being specific for the and the Family
Vegetable Aperiem Pills for all the diseases Of the blood
No doabt Family Physician advise. you what
hey term qIack medicines they those medicines they wills
not paid for although Evans Pills do particle of
quick THE origin Of the word Quack from the word
Quacksolbr the original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this poisonous mineral termed quacks; fifth
usy called does length Of time other pre-
the just application Vt the those who
And the honorable profession H. DIS
he condemnaion When given debtate
md acceeraie deai then advise you, that
friends TO constitutions and health reject
their Blue Pills and Caomel Powders; and il ysu ILL.,
above medicines ordng directions given with aud they
warranted do good and do you s-Evan
theory being daily proved by the good his medicines
orming the innumer able Testimonies in their favor.
Evans Camom and Apeet Pills sold wholesale and
RETAIL DR.. Evans ofice 95 Division York. lS-im
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ian l-1n&


STAMMERING CUREDs-Thes subscriber ba. loca-
y ted himself in this cit, for the purpose Of curing SsmmeI,g
and all ether pements Of speech And has taken No.
Courtand Western Hotel where he will attend all who
may him, may need his services Hzvag been himself
afflicted chldbo with distressing impeachment of speech,
he avaIed himself Of the modes of taught BY the orebrsed
Mrs Leigh of New York. and Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
B after long and patient yestig alton the
and Of affection he has succeeded in nventing asyem
entirely which he has cured hus and all who have
a,plic him This system has In several instances
proved in which had resisted the sk
oter and ha zedt Effect complete
Being he fact that have been this city who profess
sed the Of stammerine and who inadequate
effect having about in the instruction Of
Others since eng cure himself he feels perfect
coming he,e The public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
the sceptcal Of the superiority Of his system
all Others and the comp that has all attended its
application He has associated with him Mr. Sinclair scey
Of his pupils assistant By this Arrangement ladies will
be taught IN a separate class.
from Is 10 50 dollars according the Of the
and the situation of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed OF the money will be refunded.
For further inquire subscriber at hi, rooms
by letter post paid o'
ian l2-3m HENRY WELLS