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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

UGkiag Vp fhF ,orOHg passenger. Night before
last a. Justice Bo"dgnod was waking very sober
ly through the ne ghborhood Of the Five Points,
Que OF the females Sho reside 10 that vicinity step
ped up 10 his worship md ook him by the arm 'cune
bub don't YOU think us ,ims to be of 7" IF guess
it U.s." save John and rappug HE csLe upon the
curb stone for Waterman, he very politely dlrec.
ted that officer t. provide tie lady with lodgings
~ the watch house. Next morEiug at her exanin-
alton, The prisoner not recognizing The Justice told
h.m q smcn,able story about beng sent To the
&atch house by grest sudy ielo~ v HON she
cidentAiy ran against "a tie street, aad b. very
uneailsntly fclused Ia accept of ter apology for
doing. Justice IloodgooJ at ef makIig limse {
known 10 the itsii defendant, gave her some yer,
good advice aud then told her TO g. a5ou, her bu-
siness. recommending to her 10 be more cautious
who she picked up IN future.
"The world is governed 100 moeh."- ~ S'ai's-
man.
No doub, Of ,--pancultr'y that part oft cal
led tie United Stsiss-IIess n be governed
sreaf deal Jeifsr.-U HdichHtaa.
y11The VI. Stsiesusn declares that the ca
trset. from Vsn Buren's speech, relative 10 Wing
and Tory have reference 30 parties 10 Eng and."
True,-ihs, vas the 'rGfe'onee, bot where Vac
The application The editor Of ihe Statesman
knows very veil such ncn ~ he are dong Their
utmost to build up EXECUTIVE POWER. aud "a
EAgigHd Nouid be called TOklES.-B.
Irfs Bel mad. Boston. has arrived at kilisstos
ssh.-p f,stss P'.'s''srss Eesng Ao-.s - te' Pss'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22

iIrrs Bel made 81 Boston. has arrived st kfinstos
H,h.sn f,ltbs Pf.se,tsrsh rsng Ao-ss - lhei pss'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Whirs Of nniln nd Connt,

D. 'os mean 10 - p-oups >, tie poll. On ,hs FIRST
TUESDAY 10 SEPTEMBER o, DO you near from
futoops sfesscs n stst home Tie torres arr 81 20
ITO ''''ns {" &C afs ted sad te ,os vpon
pFess
Ne~ ,felcs CttiTsnr. nroihet Wig, wan, rou ,h,
tine 10 10 sh W tie ra't s.ery one n ,as ard zee
shat ihondsung vote yea gre la each io~a 10 the
eoaui, boz erriaall, zoe anaihiae ,our oppo
ucais They es sfPcei rsia br sovt supaercss The,
Know your h,'cslcsn strength And Waterloo a..
fesi VII c''s YOU herrs het undsrir5 D, them Ttsy
haze oeos"ou'iy otssined smpoary advantage ~
'r~ " lnu' towns By youf supinsness II Le bopcd
yoa vii not 'u6sf them 10 80 Il tins yeaf Is, u, make
clrss wofs they have done IN old Ksn,octy and lodi
'h' and our VOID fo' q We fh1nt be sorry
TJ'As Arotoci.s doe Ia brother Walton FOR ~ error
Va the lau Herald Which ocened correcting the proof
sheet Credit gwen to the Naichpan for an suioie
On hs 81 page Gre, atiole in the "a cosmn which ssna
ted tn this paper
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-06-21

The Tables Tiuned.-At the Donegal
assizos the following humorous cross-exam-
ination of witness occssioned much mer-
riment in court ::
What business do you follow
! am schoolmaster.
Did you turn Off your scholars, or did
they turn you off!
do not wish to answer irrelcvent ques-
tons- laughter.
Are you great fayorite with your pu-
pills
Aye, troth, am ], II much greater f,vorite
than YOU are with the public.
Where wero you, Sir, this night
This night, said the witness-there is a
learned man-this night is not come yet
suppose you mean that night (here the Wit
ness looked at the judge, and winked his
eyes as if in trumph.)
lpresume the schoolmaster was abroad"
that night, doing nothingl
Define " nothing" said witness.
Mr.. Doherty did not comply well, said
the learned schooImaster, will define it
1t is footless stocking without leg, (roars
oflaughter, in which his lordship joined.)
You may go down Sir.
Faith, believe you're tired enough of
me hut it is My profession. 10 eplighten
the public, and il you have any more ques-
tons to ask, will answer them.
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iNFrRMARY PRAcTIcE.-During the frs,
sixteen months Of DR.. Benjamin Thomson's
practice in Bostoa, he gave "more than 1900
courses to more. than 1000 patients, and los,
But oNE.-T. II. VOL 2, p. 240. In Con-
cord, N. II. he has since been more success
isl, having done more business and lost
NoNE.-Vol. A, pa. 1l3-li
DR.. N. i. Tatem, of Norfolk, Va. says,
August 30, 1884: Of more than 100 cases
OF various diseases, he has lost but one, an
iniant.-Vol. 3, pa. So.
Dr. Hiram Plat, of Hartford, Conn,
says, Oct. y, 1881, that he has administer
ca i'3 iull courses TO 40 patients, and lost
Dut one, chronic Bonehritis, incurable by
'he m. Ds-Vol. 3, pa. 7S.
:, Messrs. Nash g. Tatem, of the Norfolk.
.a'' inhfmary, says, Jan. o, 1885, "Du-
l,nS nnS The year, we have received more than
ocv pauents' exhibiting the greatest variety
oi disease except about 80, all had preyi-
9us,y 'r'ca The mineral practice. Ten have
died oct of the GOO, of consumption. dronsv.
and choiera.'--vol. 8, pa. 100 see also iG;,
pr. Metcalf, of South Hadlev. Mass.
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WIN. GOFF'S,
D-ROOM-BOWLING ALLEY.
AND REFECTORY

No, 45, THAnEs-sTREET.
A few rods South Of the Custom-H House,
and directly opposite The Perry Cotton
FactOry.
A 1.-THE above establishment may be found a good
"A assortment Of SHOOTING TACKLE
also iowllng pieces, in pnce from s. to Si5 each.
Guns and equipments for shooting to let by the day
Ready made Clothing constantly on hand-also
clothing of every description furnished to order
cheap for cash.
N. B.-Thc BOWLING ALLEY, which is
now completed IS open for tho reception of compa.
ny. Neither pains nor expense has been spared
to construct firm and true board and a first rate
set OF balls are just received from New York
Gentlemen vino are partial to this amusement,
re invited to call,
~ The establishment will be closed every even.
ng at seasonable hours
Newport, May 3, 1897
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ana possession giUea 'o,h The deeds at ana time
THE tARM of the Subscriber lying abou, half a
.le hof'h OF the great manufacturing village OF Fall
River, with Dwelling House thereon. bull, in
handsome modern style, and completely painted in
SIDE and out with three coats of best paint; new
Barn covered with best quality groove and tongue
boards, painted "lte, and ell of ater-
This Farm Is bounded West on the mail road to Bos.
ton, within few rods of the nor.h wharf in Fall Riv.
er, where is about 40 rods wide and extends East
nearly same width, over half mile TO the new Bos-
ton road Ii is divided into fifteen lots with good
stoue wall mile and a half of which has been
buIlt by the subscriber within three years Twenty
neacres OF medow have been SOW II down. one, two
and three year., on which nave been put $50 loads
OF manure $50 bushels of ashes, and, Oh each acre
from % TO 60 barrels of fish near the middle Of the
iarn Is small pond, or Watering place, never dry
ten acres OF excellent pasture land in two lots al the
west end OF the farm, with failing spring wa
tering place thereon two large gardens near the
house, IN first rate order. The whole farm is clear
OF any incumbrancc whatever.
ALSO FOR SALE one excellent lot of Wood
Land, within ten rods of the east end of the farm,
called the Church Wood Land, containing eight
acres with hne growth of wood on it.
ALSO, one other Lot of Wood Land called the
Paul Bowen lot, on the east side Of tia north pond
bounded East on the Old Proprie,ors road; West on
the Philip swamp road North on land of Abraha..
Bowen, Esq. South ON land of Zebulua Canada,
and is IN length between said roads, one mile and
halt and eight rods crossing the Wilson road TO New
Bedford These Wood Lots are free of dover or
any other incumbrance whatever; a good title and
warrantee deeds will be given.
Terms Cash, on the delivery of the deeds or ap.
proved notes, at times and amounts TO suit purcha-
sers, or bonds and mortgage, on interest at 6 per
cent, payable half yearly. For further information
apply to JAMES STEVENS. Newport
SSRsgiR SHi JNTEHH R6wFN E; KEAP! 2.S q Fall River
NeWport. April nth ISs{--2n,
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THOMPSONS
New and Valuable Patent
TRU SIS.

II HE subscribers are aware that there is a mum
Der Of kinds of Trusses already before the pub.
lie, but from e1pcriencs themselves and from the ties.
tmony of others who have worn them they were in E
duced to believe that Truss better adapted to the
wants of that portion of the community that have
the misfortune TO have Hernia, or Rupture might
be made dndhythe help ola kind Providence they be
lleve that they have been enabled TO invent Truss
preferable to any other nov known 1t is decidedly
the safest and easiest 10 wear and is banier
against the escape of the Sscera without in the least
degree endangerihg the adjacent spermalic cord.
From the credit tbat they have already gained in the
last year. where they nave been used, and from the
certificates Of numbers who have been cured by
wearing them, and from the recommendations Of
Surgeons aud Physicians who have seen them and
the general appreciation that the Truss has received
wherever it has heen used and examined the subscr-
bers can with confidence, offer them to an enlight-
ened public, fully believing that all that is necessary
to secure foi them in all places where they are offered
for sale that appreciation they merit, is their use
Six days is sufficient to satisfy any person Of their
superlorIty-and that time will be allowed TO every
one who bays Truss to return it if he choose.
Persons at distance can obtain a Truss to fit BY
sending the number OBJECT and inches they measure
round, and on which side the Truss is to be pped
The subscribers have in their possession a large
number of Certificates in relation 10 the merits and
of their Truss, which believed TO be
Sufficient TO carry conviction 10 the mind of the most
increduous. They sublon few only.
THOMPSON u WADSWORTH,
Brattleborough Vermont, Sept 1896,
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CERTIFICATES.

Mr.. Isaac Thompson, Sir--Having had occasion
during many years, to use 1russes for Hernias, for
my patients aud for mySeif, am satisfied by exam.
lining and using yours with Concal application Sc
cured as 1t Is by an ingenious Spring aud Lock, is
both easier 10 the wearer, and kelly to effect
permanent cures, than any other patent or other
kind with which have ever been acquainted and
wish you, sir, and all those who need 1russes all the
success in the OF yours, which their excellent
construction il calculated to effect.
CYRUS WASHBURN, N. d.
Vernon, December, 1886,
Mr., Thompson, Sir-l have not forgot my prom
se made YOU when | bought the Truss that if it
did effect cure | would send YOU a certificate.
Now SIR, have the satisfaction in being able to ssno
you statement. In the month of March my Hernia
became so bad was unable to labor. Feeling some
alarmed about my situation, went up TO Keene to
see II Dr. Twlchell could do any thing to help me.
On making my case known to him. he adv lsed me to
so TO Brattleboro and get Of Thompson's Truss
es-said twas the best he knew of, aud thought |
should receive immediate relief by wearing il. |
made the application in March, and wore the Truss
about eight weeks. On examining, | was satisfied
that was cured but the truss being easy TO wear
keptit on about four weeks longer, then took il off
and have had no occasion to wear it since.
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM CARLTON.
Winchester, N. II, September, 1886.
hereby certify that on commencing haying this
season, | was afflicted with Hernia which became
so painful that was obliged to quit work. applied
one of rhompsons Trusses, with which was ena
bed TO labor daily, and found no more inconven
lsnce in wearing 1t than in wearing my stockings
In three weeks was perfectly cured laid aside the
Truss, and have had no recurrence of Hernia since
Bratteboro, Aug, 1886 GEO. A, HALE.
Mr. Thompson, Sir-The trusses begin to 20 well
having sold five. You say in your note by MIR.
Lewis that have no objection you wish to make
use Of my name in your bills or advertisements.
Now. sir, as far as it is of use you have it. Having
tired several trti,ses of various kins fonnd no re-
lief But pnttng one of yours, the first OF April
last, in four weeks was entirely cured, and have not
had occasion to wear any since; and do not hest.
tate 10 say that IN my opinion lhcy will be the bles.
sing OF God, effect permanent cure.
Greenfield, September, 1886.
Sold by
DIR. II. X. HAZARD,
Agent for Newport,
At the sign of the GOLDEN MORTAR, near
the Court House.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable Dwelling House and
fM.M Lot of Land, belonging TO the subscr-
isii Der, pleasantly situated at the junction
ll1s2 OF Spring and Pelham Street near the
centre of the town of Newport on the
first corner East OF Townsend's Hotel This estate
is in complete repar,-has been painted throughout
within few months. The Title uudisputed, will
be conveyed free of any incumbrance, aud posses:
sion given on the 10th of April, 1887. One thrd part
OF the purchase money to remain on mortgage, at 6
per cent interest, payable half yearly the grantor,
during his lie, or, I'LL the death of ais wife, which
may first happen the other two thirds Of the pur-
chase money, 10 be paid in Cash Bank Stock, or ap-
proved paper, on interest, payable at times to suit
the purchaser, al any Bank in Newport, for further
information apply to
Newport, Apiil 5. JAMES STEVENS.
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JOHN REMOND
Has receiced at the Ladies Ornamental
Nair Emporium.
No: I37 THAMEs-sT. NEWPORT, r.. /.

sAN" ASWpWt""s,
No. l37 THAMEs-sT. NEWPORT, X. 4.
a Is spring supply Of artificial flow ers-Germun
n n and Paris ornamental Hair Work; wronght
shell combs; horn, pocket ivory, English & Wrench
dressing and twist do do.
grea, variety Of Soaps, Perfumery, and OH; ;
Bitter Almond, Chemical Cosmetic, Tablet French
Chemical Balls, and Windsor soaps; ;-Almond paste;
Rose lip saiye, IN rosewood boxes Superior French
article German and French cologne, among which
are some al the low price Of cents the bottle Rose
aud violet scented hair powder, in half and quarter
h. papers, great variety Of join,ed dolls and doll
heads. Also Odorferous Compound or Persian
sweet bags, preservation against moths adapted to
the burean, the wardrobe the fehcule and the work
table fkepi dry and in confined state its delight
iul fragrance vi" be preserved for years, this article
will be sold much less than the former prces
u B. For sale $50 Daa slips will be ready
for delivery in a few days, application as above
April 26,
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FRANCIS RILEY.
~ EW SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS, 4
i vi GROCM Ely AkARli--In.t recniund nm

~ EN sUPPLf OF CHINA, GLASS 4
~ CRoCkERH WARiS--Just received and
lor sale at No. 9O1 Thames-st Among which are
China tea sets, mugs, bowls, vases, &c also. blue.
penclled, pink and black printed teas d cohee.-I
pint plnt quart and gallon bowls--plaes of all 81
zes and colors--tca pos-sugar II cream pots
pitchers OF all sizes and colors-mugs--blue 4 pen
cIlIed' covered chambors-c and yellow stone dto
common cups and saucers-ewers ~ basins all
coorS-sodp ~ brush s-spittoons-ba bakers nap
pes and dshcs-soup " sauce tureens-toy mugs
tubs ~ pitchers, cups. plates, &c
Glass Ware--such as lamps Of all kinds and prices
salts, pepper N castor bottles, lamp glasses of all
kinds, glass jars of all sizes, plates tumblers WINE
glasses, birds fountains boxes, emp plates, &c, &c
stone Ware-bottles, jugs, pots, pans, basins, ink
stands, milk pans, &c, &c. Call at
CHARLES ~ TlLLEY'S, directly
n ID. opposite the sign the Good Samaritan.
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says, (Feb. Is, 1857 during the year he
has had 200 patients, mostly given over to
die, or abandoned as incurable. Only three
died, two of consumption, one of fever; all
considered incurable. 3, pa. l5I; see
also pas. 23l-3.
DIR. Benjamin Thompson, of Bost. Mass,
says, MAY 8, 1884 of all the cases of A.
static Cholera which have occurred in Bos-
ton, have attended about one half without
the loss Of a single patient, though 1 have
not heard of a single pafism saued who was
attended by the Cholera Hospital Doctors.
Vol. 2, pa. ISIS.
Dr. Wesley T.. Newman, of Mount Craw-
ford, Rockingham County, Va. says, MAY
|, 1850 "The cases of sickness attended
by the members of our Society, amounts to
upwards Of 1000, ard but one death in that
number.-Vol. 3, p. 2S2.
The Thomsonian Society of Mechlen-
burg County, Va, state that of 100 cases
of scarlet fever, they lost all but-99 while
the Nj. DIS cured 6G out of about as manv.
DR.. Thomas NeilI, of Xenia, Ohio, pow
at our elbow, states that he has had more
than 600 patients, and not yet lost one.
DIR. A. Curtis, Of Columbus, Ohio, SAYS
In all our practice since September 30, Is.
80, we have never lost patient on shom
noe were the first, The continued, and the on
LY practitioner IN the case. We have nev.
er lost case at all in our InGrmary, either
IN Richmond or Columbus. Since our ar
rival here (though we wish to practise only
enough to illustrate our instructions to stu
dents,) we aud our assistant have given up
wards OF 10 courses Of medicine, besides
eifecIng many cures by more simple pre-
scriptions. Two patients to whom we have
been called in conSultation, have died, but
we have saved several others that were sup
posed to be dying. If the failure of their
attendants to cure the two, be attributed to
the inefllciency of the System, we remark
that, as the mineral practice had previously
destroyed the firmest portions of their bod
les, (the teeth, of which there was not
sound one in either head) we have no rea-
son to doubt that the more delicate, diges-
tive, respiratory and secretye organs were
less injured or more capable of renewal
especially as the mcrcural fetor" fully
confirmed our suspicious. While we ex-
hibt these failures here, and confess that
we failed to cure number of worn ont and
abandoned cases in Virginia, it is but JUS
tIcc to ourselves to remark lhat our object, |
from the beginning, being rather to test the
full power of the medicines, than to gam
credit or money for wonderful cures, we
took hold Of all sorts Of cases, even those
that we had good reason to suppose were in
the very jaws of death. But we positively
declare, and can casily prove, that, for one .
case that we lost even of these, we Lave
cured ten that were either said to be dying
or abandoned as incurable, by the regular
NJ. DIS. We have cured cases that had /
dched the skill ofthe most eminent physic-
ians from Maine 20 Georgia, and zoe can do
ii again.
But we are tired of quoting. Where we
have spoken of iniirmnrics, we have not in
cluded the private practice"
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Intelligence Office,
On Ne~mdn's Wharf, South side of the
Lower Narket. Neuport.

TEHllE Undersigned begs leave to inform the pub.
X lie, that he has opened an Intelligence Office
at the stand of the late Francis Anderson, on the
south side Of the lower Market in Newport where
all those who may be in want of aborers, or help,
and all those, whether male or female, who may de-
sire employment are invited to call
The undersigned pledges hlmselithat no exertions
shall he wanting on his part TO satisfy the reasonable
expectations Of those who wish To hire or those who
may seek employment His best attention will be
devoted to the business and hi charges shall be rea.
sonably light. Let those who are in want come and
ny.
March % FRANCIS RILEY
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THOMSONIAN
TNFIRM MARY.

FEyIIE Subscriber, having been for more than two
n. years in constant and successful practice, now
foers his services to the public a Botanic PhySic-
ian.-I1e would respectfully inform the Inhabitants
OF Newport and the adjoining towns that he has re-
ceutly removed from the corner Of BroGt & Collins
streets the more commOdious house at the corner
of SpringN Mll-streets, (or the better accommoda-
ION OF his hume patients, which daily calling
upon him where he will administer the Pure 1hOns-
SOutaH Medicines to such may favor ann 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 hatters nseii that thg adyanta-
ges of this fnfirmary surpassed by few nstitl-
tons of the kind in ths country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his hearty thanks;
and should they stand in need Of his services, he is
ready administer them such remedies the God
This Infrmary will be conductedunder the imme
date patronage of DR.. SAMUE THOMSON.
IhomsOn's neo guide TO health
ROboHSOa's Lectures
And general nsso rtmcnt of
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the Iuiir-
mary. &. GARDNER.
TCrmS.-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.
October Goth, 1886.
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nR. d. JAYNEs' INDIAN ExpEc-

- u
IL TORANT is recommended as decidedly su-
perior to an o.her known combination of medicine
for Conshs Code influenza COnsun ptiOu, Asih-
ma. Splitting OF Blood. Iloafssness, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Whooping Cough, Pains and weakness
ar te breast, aud all diseases Of the Pulmonary
gans.
This medicine is highly and Jisty recommended,
by numerous and respectable individuals VINO have
found relief from its use. Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains in the
breast and have been happily restored 10 perfect
health by the use ofthls valuable expectorsnt The
following is deemed sufficient iOr insertion here.
From the Rev &. c. +. Crosby, late agent Of the
Amencan BBptist
New York, June 18th, 1896.
To DR.. ID. Jayne,
Dear Sir:-I have made use OF the Indian Expec-
lorant personally and in my family for the last six
years, with great benefit. Indeed | may consider
my life prolonged by the ofthis invaluable medi-
cine under the blessing Of God for several years.
may say almost much in the case Of my wife, and
as1 Of tie Rev. Mr.. Tnson Of the island Of Jamaica.
For all cases of Cough inflammation Of the Chest
Luugs, and Throat, do most unhesitatingly recon-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
earnest wish is that others afflicted as | have
been, may experience the same relief, which am
persuaded they will, BY using The Indian Expccto-
rant e. C. Z. CROSBY
N. b. Many Of my neighbors, ON my recomrnen-
daon, have tried this medicine wth uniform success.
Dr. Hamilton, St James, South Carolina, was
greatly affected by cough, hoarseness and soreness
Of the lungs and on using bottle of this medicine
found immediate and permanent relief
soldby DIR. X. n HAZARD,
fgent for NEWPORT
And by L. P. JASON, Providence, and at Whole
sale d Retail by A. b. g. ID. Sands, Ne. 100 Fulton,
corner of VIM street, New York.
Dec. 2Sth tf