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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02

RoBINsoS.--This unfortunate young
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, whether guilty or inno-
cent-was Yesterday arraigned for the
murder Of Ejl6a .JeccH. The Youthful
age, and still more youthful appearance of
the allodgcd culprit, who does not look to
be more than nineteen, and the unusually
revolving circumstances of the murder,
have of course rendered the matter one Of
great interest and curiosity to large
portion of the COMMUNICATIVE clerk Of
the Court read the indictment. to which
the prisoner in tone of voice SO low as
to be scarcely audible within few PAGES
of him, answered d" Not Guilty." One of
his counsel then applied TO the court to
postpone his trial until Thursday week,
10 which the court assented, and the
prisoner was removed. He seemed to-
be in excellent health, and was most
fashionably apparrelied.
1 ". Y. Jour. Con-. Of Wednesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02

Governor White, of Louisiana, has order
ed the election for members of the next Com
gross from tina, State, to take place on the
first Monday ofJuly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02

commodating to the purchaser. The stand
has long been known as Druggist Estab-
lishment, and is as well and pleasantly stua-
ted for the business, as any in this place.
1t has recently been fitted up in good style,
and, from the accommodation that will be
given the purchaser, it offers rare chance
to one wishing to commence the Druggist
business, any young Medical gentleman, who
is disposed to combine professional business
with attendance on Druggist establishment.
To such, every facility will be offered, if ap-
plcation be made Immediately.
May A, 1886. TIP. MOORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
LINEN SHEETINGS, &c.

TOIIN f. TOWNSEND has just reed s.
- stout Linen Sheeting, heavy Ga
table linen, good Russia diapers, and crash;
A and 5 4 heavy brown cotton Sheet
ings, fine cotton shirtings, fine Irish linens
of "A superior fabric, and Beach-for sale
cheap. April 2S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
AbbOtt's New Works.

The Way to do Good, or the Christian Char
acter Mature.
The Sequel to the Young Christian and Corner
Stone, by Jacob Abbott, For sale by
u. & w. A. BARBER,
M. I53 Th1,nes-st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
FRESH GOODS.
READ g. ORMSBEE,

READ d OItMSDEE,
30 and 81 Cheapside, Providence.
GIAVE just received their Spring supply Of
III seasonable Dry Goods, which they offer
for sale at Wholesale only, on a liberal credit,
at as low prices as can be obtained in this
market or sewhere-among which arc su-
perfne London Cloths, colors black blue,
brown, invisible, hottie and apple green, mul-
berry, Napoleon violet.
French Cloths, colors black, blue, green
and Adelaide.
American Coths-2G0 pieces consisting of
black, blue, olive, invisible, Russia and Car-
ance green, mulberry, Napoleon violet, Ok
ford and steel mixed.
English Cassmeres, consisting Of super
black, blue, drab, plain buckskin and cable
cords of all shades.
American Cassimercs-200 pieces black,
blue, drab, blue slate, lavender, Daha, Sa-
90 green, pearl, Pyrian, steel and Oxford
mixed.
Satnets-steel, Oxford, Sago-green, pearl
slate, and Napoleon Violet, of superior quail
ty; also 300 pieces of midding and low priced
Vestings-Valencia Toiinet, Silk, Mar
seilles, &c.
Also-2 bales Fustian, assorted colors
do black Buffalo Cloths
2 do plain and corded Vevetecns
4 do "a and GA paddngs
3 do Canvass paddings all numb.
do super colored Sjlesias
do do CaSban do
do brown French Linens
9 do stripe Shirtings
8 do York aud Suffolk Drill
2 do Methucn Ticks; 2 do blue
Denims
40 do A and 81 brown Sheetings
3 do rs and % bleach'd Cottons
9 do printed Jeans
9 do olive and blue Drills
2 do Bandaunas s; Flagg silk hdk
| do Cora do do
7 do Ravens Duck
9 do r. SheetnGs; do Diapers
g do American Nanklns
3cases Dover Cambrlcs all colors
! do brown Linen Drills
9 do super blue Servings
! do London Twist
| do French Silk Cravats
I do Cotton Tapes
9 do Bond SuSpender Buttons
truss Marshall Patent Thread,
Also, constantly for sale, r. s w. Robin
sons Justly celebrated gilt Buttons from Is
cts to $40 per groce. Orders for the above
Buttons will have prompt attention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
TO LET.
REMOVAL.
II. II. Lee. & Go.

Il. Il. Lee, Il Go.
EM AVE removed to the Store. corner Of
II " Thames and Mill-streets, where they now
offer for sale, a full and complete assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Also, CHARTS OF the latest and most ap-
proved surveys; brass, copper and wood COM
PASSES; double and single tangent QUAD
RANTS; day or night TELESCOPES; scales
and dviders; Bowdtch's Navigators; Buns
Coast Pilots; Nautical Almanacks; longitude and
declina,on tables; Seaman's Journals; Shipmas-
ter's assistant; log paper; IA and 2s second glas-
ses; log states; bunting: deep sea and hand leads
and lines, &c. &c. April 2S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND
SCHOOL STATIONARY,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMMOND.
March "a.
NEWPOR1' MARBLES SOAP STONE
Mandatory,
On SHERMAN'S WHARF,

V@NHE subscriber has been induced, by many
d. inviting considerations, to establish the a :
bove business in this place, and feels confident OF
generous patronage from liberal public, who
can at all times be supplied with marble Nantes,
Monuments, Tomb tables, marble Head-stones
from the dover quarries, which are acknowledged
the best in the U. States; MARBLE liEARTHs \
Facings; do. PAINT STONES q Mullers; do. Press
and Imposing stones; Soap stone Fire-places, do:
MANrLEs, pindop caps and siHs; Quincy and
common Slate, do. for grave stones, Of all sizes,
and patterns.
Gentlemen who are about TO purchase any OF
the above articles, are invited to call as above
where they may rely on being accommodated on
as good terms as they could be at any similar
shop in the State. Pledging his best exertions to
please, he respectfully solicits share of public
patronage. JOHN ). BROWN.
Newport, July 2sd, ls35.-[lyr.]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02

Ede's Persian Srcet Bag,
A " elegant perfume, and an effectual pre-.
"A ventive against moths, for sale by
April IL. r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
VOL. Z. NO. 10.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VTNIIE Co-partnership between the subscrib
l. ers under the name, style, and firm Of
S. .M CranddU g. Co,
was on the l lth Of January, by mutual con-
sent dissolved.
The accounts of the late firm offs. w. Gran
draH 8, Co. will be settled by +. II. BREws-
TER, who will continue the business at the
old stand.
Newport, Jan. IL, 1886. Zap. H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02
THE PENNY EEAGAZTNE
FOR 1895.
TO DRUGGISTS.
FOR SALE.

TOR Oh I'm.
TIE subscriber being about to
, make a new arrangement in bu-
siness, offers for sale, at cost, Tie
whole Of his shop furniture and
stock Of .NedicineS, on terms ac-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-02

7 LTUSS MHTsTIuIT ULGUI I TTtHUJ
Also, constantly for sale, r. s w. Robin
sons Justly celebrated gilt Buttons from IS
cts to $40 per groce. Orders for the above
Buttons will have prompt attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-04-28

ing sO;ries. and that the 500 was under
he ipfiuence of liquor when he committed
] the outrage upon his father. He as his Ga.h.
rr's "a, oriir son. and Il appeared that they
would occasionally have a drunken fr"Iic iO.
grihrE. There had l'een some prc.ious mis-
understanding in regard To the farm, and the
] sou, ~ hO MAS pracrahle and iaafrnsiSc when
s"hcr, hut quarrelsome when drunk, had
! thrown nut some threats against his father
WhpR arrested IN the Da0rning, he was sober.
! and the officer took him 10 see his father
He almost tainted at the sight. and called fov
u iunnblrr Of water. and chair to s,.stain him.
self His father refused 10 appear in court
To testify against him. tie was his Cav"riie
SON.. The Jury returned u verdict Of guilty.
and the 81 reiehrd man was sentenced IL, the
PrnirrnliaEy fos three years, the virlim Of bad
example and bad precrpts. "'rrain mp n
child in the way he should go, and " hen ht.
is Utti he will n"l depart from it, r.a
SIe0mine 10 De0th.-We learn from thu.
Mnn,pplirr (Vt( WatchnaO. that a gentle
man nf iha, town, Col. Lncius Hug hI"n, at
ter going through course "f medicine, at the
inffr,nary "f Mr.. Wright, was pnt into q
steambox for the purpose "f g"ing ,hr"Wsh u
g course nf stpaming," and was taken ont
dead. BE had hten previously mach sirhili.
tatytf, l,,,t not so much SO ~ to prevent hina
from walking the distance ii half mile from,
his house 10 the ln6rmary 10 the .n"rniug. y,
.....,, ...l...-.. Boston Ztias.
BY a report Of the Secretary Of War, made
to the Senate during the presen, session Of
Congress. it appears that about thirty one
thousand Indians have been renewed from
the eastern T." the western side nfihr Missis.
sippi. and that about srvrnty.two Thousand
remain :" b. Notwithstanding in the " hole
one hnndrrd and three ih"usand-ihat the
tribes between the Mississippi and the Rocky
Mountains are supposed I" amount To enc
hundred and City thousand. which added &"
those already rrm"ved. will make upwards
Of one hundred and eighty ,one thousand &
that when all the Indian tribes are removed.
they will make an Indian population 10 that
country Of more than two hundred and fifty
thousand. This estimate is independent "f
ti,r IntiIau. upon the peninsula of Michigan.
upon the shores If Lake Huron and Lake
Superior. upon the northern coast nf Lake
Michigan. and the various hands &c the great
Chippewa family ,occnpying the regions south
&c Lake Superior, and upon the heads nc the
Mississippi.-N. Y. advertiser. ...3r. ,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-04-28
WAsHrreroN. April 10.

4 WAsRINeToN. April 10.
TIE Senate Chamber, yoss are aware' y
{" sealed h0oIs." to-day. Yesterday ""'
abe srese 0f little amusing iOierrhanse
mingled y iii some eloquent and Indisn",'' ~
marks upon the msH"ris! ct Mr. ~ ...'.,,,
introduced nv Mr.. Calhoun. u 49,"
from the story. as there P'rS."'eu =" r,,,,.
certainly, of most unjust ana W ,,;., ~,
duct on the part Of the power ny ""." y"
..'. ...,,,nyetI. So Mr.. Calhoun made u "p-
We" ;rbout any aoftrning Of the c"I"rs'
rL;.,, ,h.. case AFFORDED. He was fully sup
,',.r,.l nv Mr.. Crittrndcn. who presented the
Iii. matter in strain Of that energetic aud
commanding rluqurnr~, which distinguishes
him. and which has already won for him the
| name "f "a prominent man" in this body.
On the other side. Mr.. Niles-excnsr this
change Of scenery! Mr.. Miles was pleased I"
say that he couldn't, for the life "f him. Sc"
how this was a hard case. lie didn't see how
injustice had hren done. He didnt see
wrong any wherr--and Tor his part, the re-
mo, at seemed tn him nothing out "f the
way. He didn't believe in the doctrine OF
the Senator from S. Carolina and from all
he could gather frn,n what that gentleman
had said. h. should say he was in favor at
pcrprtuity 0f oticr--of bad principlrs-and
what was not to be- favored under such g"v-
ernmens as This. And he felt quite sure he
had heard in the grn,cman's sprrch--ur seen
speeches of his in which he had read it--,hai
he was an advocate Nf anti republican, Princi'
ples-and he really thought if he backed at
his doctrines. ne would hi,pself think as he
did. And he would advise him To consider
"f ha, they were. and what they tended e"
Now the whole "f this was excellent. The
very idea Of Mr.. Postmaster Niles rehOking
and advising J"hn C.. Calhoun inthe matter
"f political principles or political acii"n was
not ~ be passed by without The notice 1t de-
served. Every ORe seemed 10 he revolving
ii--and every One seemed aftectrd-as b"
should BE-. ~ Even Mr.. Calhonp could mot rest,
undrr the ,insirortiuns and The charge. He
merely said. howe, or, that there were things
10 the world which took their Importance
from the place they came from. Had this
story and remark nf the Senator from Con.
nrcticut come forth ia Hartford paper. he
should not have been called an to say any
thing in answer: hut coming firth on that
Anor and from such source. the propririy
and necessity of his answering were t"e>
dent to nerd pointing ont. j he had to say
10 the gentleman was. that ms Ia his concIu-
sons and assertions about him, there wasni
n word If truth 10 them! You may cOncrivr
The tickle of the Sena.e-the annihisa.iOn Of
Niles-anl his fookss st ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-04-28


7As Public ksrenms--The Secretary al the Tres
ury zen, a. the senate yesterday (i8shl hi
The cali sade ~ she Eesoa''"" NJ ME- Ca5ho"n ta's
.easasy on s,e ls of Ar ygesens inoah Where de.
,,"si,ed. aad the amount of liabilities AZ the several
hanks al dsP'sise. sespees's.sy wmn shrw ms@@s 81
The same and allen the geeeipis aE the Eteas.
1ry I"r The eaav.er sadiee the Sis' "fIas. ua".,h
The eeve,ayy slgtes has che seeel!'ss s"ao Tue I.es
sasy daring the q,ar.er ss'"e The ASA o"y " he 'as'
Usantk, WeEM~e " "a % ~ + ~ - 90 a.
Eram Caassmss S gs~@sa ~
Fram ,hs Pebble Lssis. r. 60 - ~
miscellaneous, 5I'{ 1ss1ev
Total far the quarter. elOygSsee
w,y thn, H. In lie Der.sI,e naAksl 60 the akss deS
~ lha lasl maM,h. wMs e3l .pg6, IDS. -.
Thas, n Rp,,eaVs thai HE RsveHae ng the SIsserWs
meR laF the hss gaaeer The year wac 1eas sssses
iiass ~ hollaVp. and The Rapel " lhe Vahile l's
~ m"w lyMe " she PEI uAMks v tAtglb.aWe Nieae ~
slullAFs-an she eaegulaaa shis maheAFtsm suFliIus
daily s~sIIIag " Evsh ilayme9ls eie i.e !ssass.y,
... HssapAN feesAlaaApeA
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-04-28

Aanhaftan Bank THE capital er the Afanhs,isn
Ba"k !" 80" a'lh"a mad G,y shaaaand allars of s,
oser ssr hsndssd fansand Aaass beeags The Easn.
y ~ aa Eagiish asb.rman. We have nai The reiHrWs
nAinse ass aad We a'e Ia ~rr"r. the cashier, wl"
h"'sIs the i'0aes "s aas0EAeg, eorseet 49,. THE
hank held d~poste IN The Rsss ef Fehraary iaa,,
fArss million sirsy thousand asass &c The PEo.
tLEe mn"rv. which ~ ipaal a,eseas psaslmrrs fsco
AAnssd end esrtssa sAaasand sE Auadsed esd aiasfv
dasfaEss annsahy. Or which the Mnsqns uf Caismar,
.hne viii receive aser SEVENTY TEOUSAND
DOLLARS Observe sMis 10 heses tha i.seves, which,
n.eee "as os bic ewa capital iasssed In the ssak
The Y shs kNassAg or hoaws. ~hich tho Admnis.sa.
,"m 9sses h y" relieve shear.elses fln the aeressi
" ~ Distributing Il nnoMs The S,a,es lr the edsre,ion
shs ehhi'ea, and ,As imPvsseAsN, 0f The esnlIon
~ The l'aaP.
d. The pallRsal aasea,avess Vim nav rule .na .,.
fast smlnsaR ,he rapa'vy, frae ,.seWA, she seph.
aG practical esWra, IN. lee, ahaNi rinea inlo hNr
vest VI in,"l Rsarr, ~ legmaaip ~ Iheip snwmCtf
w" "ld ,ha0sy "faespa'i.M 10 pat ln,o an
evAl"1 ~ .hp iamd II liberty, ~ EeaAer .Nae sn.ce
yam nNsl keep them ~ iRnapAmest he,,er aI,e me
Hhllr mnAey ~ EaRllsh iars hmw AIa,wrh ~ enmie
Slsb ses mneh kaeWlsdss. EUsmisg @Iss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
samuel Hobbs, Estate

n'Me Of Vermont pEit remembered
=, D'sf'7ct Of Rutiana ss ID that ot Us.eJ
Probate Court held at Rutland within and for said
District on the first Monday being the All dav
OF April A. d. 1886, -" Gay
nathaniel A. Jones, administrator of the es.
lale OF samuel Hobbs late of Rutland in said
olSric'' deceased, proposing to render an account
o' MS administration and present his account
against said estate for allow ance
ordered, That said account be examined in
court, at session thereof to be holden at the
probate Office in Rutland within and for said
a's'rIc', on the first Monday of May next
ana that the publication of copy OF this order
'hree weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed IN Rutland, as soon as may be- shall be
sufic'en' notice to all concerned to appear, if
they see cause, and object thereto.
10 r. ". HOPKINS, Reeisier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Joshua ksrOnlIcy's Estate.

D s,%f Of R esg~oI s., IL it, it rememberod
Probate Court held al Rutland, within and for
said district on the first Monday, being the
9TH day OF April, A. d. 1896,
Anna Bromley, administrative of the estate
OF Joshua Bromley, late of Dandy in said district,
deceased, proposing to render an account of her
administration and present her account against
said estate for allowance
Ofdered That said account be examined in
ffouIt. at z session thereof, TO he holden at ,bo
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said ii"
,tlc,' on 'he LIST Monday Of May next ; and
I"al me publication of copy of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald print.
e" at Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be su(
nenen' notice to all concerned to appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto.
10 +. ". HOPKINS. Ceei,,,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
LACONICS.

The best thing to be done when sdycrsl,v pinch.
es' IT, not to SIT down and cry but to rice % and
work.
Seeking the welfare Of man is goodness. Of all
virtues the greatest, because j; is aiming 10 imi,.
ate God
No man ever did pnrposed injury to another,
without doing greater TO himself.
Whaieyeris worth doing at all II. worth doing
"ei'i bat It Is impossible to do any thing well with
out attention.
Almost all our desires arc apt to wander into
90 improper course; watch then ami pray, lest We
enter inlo temptation.
An ounce Of practice is better than pound Of
PreceP,.
AVOID all harshncss IN behavior; treat every one
with That courtesy which springs from a mild and
gentle heart.
>RRorisrTR There are five requisites 70, =,
protested drunksrd:-a face Of Brsss: nerves Of
s'ee'--lunss Of leather--hoart Of Stone-and an
uncomfortable Liver
BEHAVIOR - oonrANr.-Be sheerful. bat no,
gggIerr.
BE serious, bot not doll.
he communicative. bot GOT forward.
he kind, bot not seryile.
In every company. support your own and Won,
iaiher's principles by cautious consistency.
Beware Of suy tboughtless speeches; although
you may ialget them. others will not.
Remember Code eye is N every place, and IN.
ear IA every company.
Al~ays think yourselves in the midsl oftempis-
uonsi aud never more 80, than when mos, pleased
~uh oei~srd objects and Intercourse.
The glory ola good man is 4 good conscience
Adscisd simpleityi s The po,.on q fr,end.bin.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
CO y S u TION!
DIR. RELIES ASTUuATIC Pills

lEF we, from their extraordinary success in oivin,
~.A instant relief, and IN curing Cois Covqbs ,3,,l
mas a!Q,e"Hg y Bream'ng, Uhcecng, Tightless Of HE
c"e'' ram !" me A'ae SPaftng ofBiOod ChnIatss and
ohrTng' mat PTseede FereSs and Lung Coupliats o,n
0on9 become one OF the most popular medicines known
~ arc sought AFTER IRON every part of the country ON
account Of the astonishing success which has
'hoir administration IN the above complaints Geoueniv
eOrns tne most obstinate cases and giving the most un
expected relief after every other remedy had fil.d
persons hud gwen themselves up in despair ola cure
lheY have been known to cure persons sun,o.ol T., IT,
Jar gone IN consumption, and cxlbitIn. all The a,,.
ance Of approaching dissolution 'f''''
ana such have been the saiutary effects of uoso pin
even IN hopeless cases as so far to mitigate the suffer
uss oil The patent as evidently TO prolong life for dv
ana weeks, and give TO 1t positive comIofl thcv n,
expected 10 enjoy. "''e'
The operation of the pill. is wonderful in os.ir
prauon quoting the cough, and procuring comtottable
rest, 10 i'''''do'e
Common colds are frequently remove i in a few h,.
~ NiH"nsh Gays per On speaking Of these PillsN
my wiie has tred various medicines of the Grst olh,y
tor an ss,hmatc difficulty, (or sf,ctio, "C ,ha
VIII en- at times was exceedingly .,re..ir, c,, I'M =
To her house for days and weeks together sbo al,
ing gires hsT me Teissf Thsch Reife5 qsiEmair p I
eas'nS her respiration, quoting her cough. ami 49,
her comfortable rest Add this the testimony % hs
dfei' or III 'usand'. The relief which aged n,oJe "
"e, a. others experience from the use Of tbt,e & :;
lfuy astonishing, AMI renders them invaluable :, -
anu arc 10 iac to some essential auxiliary IA ~
comfort, and blmo't 10 their existence '"''
IhyscIAn informs the proprietor that a rcrno,.
~ me country observed o. HIM, he had reason 20 -
ihc ne oihese pills bad been the means ofsayn
Iree' whole boxes, 30 pills Sl half DO, l. 3d. 5oc,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
Freedom FrOsl,s Estate

STATE Of prn'oat TNHE Hon. the Pro-
D.ffiet Of R"tia"d, IS. Il bate Court for the
District Of Rutland
10 the Heirs at law and all concerned in the
estate OF Freedom Frost late of Mounthoy
in said district deceased, Crec,;a~
"he'e0s' the administrator Of the estate afore.
sa'd has made application to this court for Ii.
ee"se 10 sell Tue real estate of the said deceased
lor Tue payment OF the just debts found due a.
s' u.s. 'au es,a'e and The costs Of settlement.
hstar ~,g J;I GU are hereby notified to appear
pe'o'e SAID court at a session thereof to be bol.
den at the Probate Office in Rutland ,y,,h;n and
Tor sad district on The lst Monday of Mayncyt
ana give bonds for the pay ment Of said debit o,
Tther"Ise show cause, if any you have, wby said
license should not be granted way 'a'1
plVen IN IN Probate Court this 4th day of April
10 f. ". HOPKINS Regi,f,y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-26
ID L VI FRIES
&,Y4aWAp8II 2

StpR sore or iafamsi Eyes-nothiug known oiy,.
- sleh inmfdt1ie ant comfortable relieC On recsr,
IRE eyes, the effect mot sslulsry Who're the c.
l1 ' h' been OF years siabIns anJ Ia exceeding
~ nal case, the mist unexpected aud dc.irab,e yee
mas been loanl DO the use % this BYE WAFER. after ~
cry other remedy had failed Psrs,as who have ,..i
pronounce Il without hesiaioD The 5s,i preparation G
",t complaints they have ever met With.
frcc, p cents bottle
u None are genuine ul.tss signed r. KIDDER. ,,
NC wrapper. (isis progrsie s4d Fsocssgor 10 Dt Cos
Way ny whom they iorssls At has Couutiu, Re-,
10 ~ Court s'r Bo',on, snl by has special sut,,u,
menl, ~ DAsIELs 4 BrLi- Rutland LKyt -.
"els; ADAMS, WARSEn & To-, Ludlow.
10. . FEB u e-wJy