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N3'MEDiCAh CARD. EU
AaSsJ,Essas .EasEzTSseT

We Af he consulted CnniicntlV ut his office, i}
I'VE Custom House street, near DAnphinc street. or
the treatment OF a csrtan class of delicate diseases.
From DIR. JolmSuu'a extensive opportunity in SOM
OF the most celebrated Hospitals IN Europe exclusive
~ devoted 10 the treatment oi Ncucr&i and 5 phic
complaints, and also from residence of five years IN
New York, during which time Dr. Johnson Cuntnc, his
prae zee solely to the treatment of those diseases, with
the most Unprecedented succeas: he is enabled re-
move any OF the following complaints i'll from to 20
days, without nlurng the constitution by nerclrye or
any OTHER Seeterions medicine. Ghonorhca, Glet,
STRUCTURE, Samnal Weakness, Affections Of ,!s,B!ad
der, Kidneys, Prostate Gland and any Of those numer
Gus tram vi affections, which generally follow neg,s E
ed nal-treued cases of Vcuernl Scroillous sores
liberated legs, and worms removed by simple meth
cd OF treatment, without restriction in dict interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country and who feel deli
cate i'll consulting their ;,lniy physician by sending
statement of their case by letter (post paid with fees
encloSed can have Dr. lohnsons advice for their own
treatment with medicine, necessary be used forwar-
ded.
Separate offices provided where patients can never
come in contact with ench other.
Attendance from morning until night, at ll3 Custom
House street.
I5'Consutations strictly confidential in al; cases.
dec 10
ERONLE x MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
4 , Painters, No 5 CaroAdcc street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations OF the following woods aud marbles, OK
eeued III a mastery manner.
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AEON SlpEa5-3G casks Cincinnati smoa
AbluniID from he steamboat Ecno ana lor safe ~
EOuEltTa " IllWr
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RDLAIN and ruled Cap and Letter Papers, of all qua
lities, consisting of very superior blue laid blue
and white woye and plain aud ruled rough edge record
cap, constantly on hand and Tor sale by
DAVID FFLT & co.
m3l Statonels' Hail. "a Charrcs ST.
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RLANK BOOKS, Of every variety of ruling and
I'D binding constantly on hand: and Printing, Ruin
and Binding neatly executed, nj short notice, by
DAVID FEAT & co.
NH N Stntoners' Iinll, 81 Chnrtres st.
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TAn BAGS Sumurn Coffee;
lOO 81, boxes of3 doz each Nlosell " Inc, 1926,
80 do Off do do 1891
50 do of2 do I.P Port, 1916;
30 do off do l. P brown Sherry, 1916.
kl0 pipes extra Madeira. For ne by
tIERMOGENE, BROWN Il co.
IIlrt STR
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TO LEI.
nNEsmn dwelling house on Triton street, be-
W tween Tivo Circle aud Carondnlet street.
m29. Apply TO OFT,
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n EMON SYRUP & Observation-Disclosures ds Le-
IL mon Syrup and Pickles, assorted Sizes also, 60
boxes of Lewis 81 Iiaskells Pickles. for sale to close
consignment, by JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
el2 cor Common and rchoupitoulas
~ OAP-l00 half boxes No Soap, brand OF james
~ Gould, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE x CO.
MIC ISL MagaZse street.
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W. HEEL BARROWS, &c-!5 Nheebarrows, %
w dirt do. in store, for sale by
CHAMPLIN & COOPER,
nib 50 lnl'n st
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

N0'Afe'" 4f""' Closes Every day at t04 A.
wovte,.. mil Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
W " |,3ga = QUO Closes every Monday, Wedncsda
oo"S'' and Saturday, by 9, p. H.
g1o .h. ,,,,i, Dae every Tuesday, Thursday. an
rue A o;a ll"'1 Saturday, by 5 p. nj. Oil
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
ZINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTAN NEE
&c. of the Express Mail, betwenn MOBILE and New
nork-leayng Mobile daily at p Nj. Northwar
New ork daily at 5 p, M Southwark.
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ft1EcKS ON PInLADELPHIA-For sal, by
~ loRkE BROTHERS,,
81 Is Camp street
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RDKANDY---lU bbls fourth proof American Brandy
I'D larding, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
NIL 1874 Magazine street.
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w w. SW AIN

No. 11HCarak Street Ncm Orleans
AS always on hand constantly II receiving Dr,.
n Dyes, Chemicals, and Pun.s, among thol. ar.
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NJ DOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen white WDn
w Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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Coped jr0m the S. ~ C. 8dr0cate Of tie 2h Juue 1877
AT the request of DR.. Williams we insert the fliow
ing from the Rev. Mr. Howcll of Nashville 10 rb
editor of the South Western Christian Advocots VIZ
itappears, has examined the diplomas and other dorn
ncnts, evcive OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an accident, Dr. W will "a
main in Nashville few days longer than he ut Grs
Intermediary the LIST July.
Rev. MIR gield:-liuving been requested h,. DIR
Williams, the ooulist, in this city, to examine Ills
numerous diplomas and other documents cyincive nf
has CLAIMS to public conident Tin his profession have
IN company with valued friend, done so with picasnrc
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot at Dre-
sent Charge d Aalrcs of the King of the French Mt
Washington, addressed 10 DIR. Williams testifying the
commences OF t4e diplomas from the Kings OF France
Belgium, &c as well as those from the Medical Socie
hes OF rance. lie has numerous vouchers from men
known TO be OF high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instun
ces OF great success i'll tie restoration of sight 10 the
ond. have seen ne rly all his poor patients in this
city. knew none of Them previous to their cominy
u'%er his care but all have seen say they are un-
occasionally benefited.
RoB'T. B. c HOWELL,
Nashville, June 2i, 1897.
?. s. Since writing the ABOVE one of Dr. Williams,
patients has called upon me, aud says he had actually
and totally lost the sight Of eye for seventy wears
but now declares himself bccg that last night for Tho
first time in his life that he recolect he could dis
un9uish, with tn teye, some OF the prominent stars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
IN this rdgion and says he has been Methodist drinr
forty years.
Yours, truly,
ausl0 r. r. G. TT
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick house, situated 5 doors
IN from the Second Municipality Hall, on ST Charles
street. Rent very low, possession given Immediately
Enquire at the premises. MO VI.
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Merchants, by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular, with description of goods,
prices and terms, from which no deviation is ever
made, furnished by return of mail.
All orders will receive immediate attention.
New York 1898 ic3
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EtVLUUR-50O bbls Flour. for sale bv
NJ milo G DORSEY, a New l.
En CASKS BACON sides for sale by
spV MEG G DORSEY, Al New T.evee.
DRAGGING AND ROPE-2I2 pieces ,ugeing, umd
Nd $50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by LAYET &-AMElUNG,
MIG II Commerce
Bp AGGING-5O0 pieces Kentucky lsogging, land in
AD from steamer Gen Wayne. aud for sale by
YORkE, BROTHERS,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
C6'Itssfi.sfR .k1lsirs.
The Canada War Renewed.

BJrtNoroS FRtr PRru OrroF.y
IcrsusT MowtsG, Nov. q, I-}- [
We nave W announce the important snd thrilling in.
ir 1rh0" mat h- Canadian population spain ~ arn.
received ~ siEe blow for h,sdom The news by ls,t
night boat s. thst general and siUuIisu-uns nsng
"i To- i"rrh population ius sld, the Sl Lawrence
hrs ErH d.4f. and that several small pss had fsen
INTO lAv' hands they bad made br-ners OF the .oi
dirrs stationed Of Sapierllr and securrC car.,d.fa
his amount oi arms sud ammunition 81 } L1. II -.
believed, would be- attacked last niyht Ly strong fore.
rsuua'sd a. seven OF lituusaud The utmost con.
slrfusian prevailed Si johns Yesterday and ~,.,v
fflcs tIHop. iht blu.I Webster We understand was
Dor prrutrd g. r4te the port Several oI our cir-n.
1rnt c'"n lot evening 1bs movement De- sai3 % be-
headed by Robert Nelson. Cote. Gsgni1n iIotcLkiss
and several i1rriga military leaders or its frsalts,
few cly4 WI lni1fnus 6ud ttl- evening boat vii
praDatl bring pretty decisive ud eaton Al 4ccouni.
sPeak ~ arms. Ammunition md ln abundance MAY
q % prosper iIs uELi Martial law o. sgsin proclaim.
"a wraiu DE Dlsfei n Montreal. aud she'll doubt
'rss be esieo o. chronicle scenesnf bloody outrage
The Montreal Courier etsrs the following sizsmsHt
u aAlfs % % Saturday eyruIug-
10 spp+ars That 90 n ioy'a tbsUl miles above
Lapf.f.r- n1mbrf O.! fesci. STACKED, ob Saturday
nsnt asi, tiv scattered oya-ss 90 that ghaftsr
get 90 state that two :arnrfs a the names q Wal
tef aud Ifrs, were uufdrFrd cold LlDod sry+fal
Dftfs VITO htsd 90 iLu lts h5afod made thsf sscsps
Nltn greet o.a4ruy and esuFstrd iub iAgebf~ 90 te
q liacL a. Iarf4f-", nom @Lth place pary ~ ihr
ltusHf were oa ii.e &C.. despatched 80 L. Ioffa
ahe Hrfr lnrnns. enough Go usu The srisls
a~af't ana e.sefsr4 them saith isw s'atsa fl at
aa"sSe % eaoid moi be- sscrfiansa 90 ihf oaaafcI
10000 efeis ts.s iulisrgsirB g. lie soss. ieF ~ La
lud tnu .aiH .tis, tlry hs4 ssae pf-olsfs. I.r.--
crasra huarts dos tae co Do 80 sell H4aEy D.llt
isu'.-s from nraf laPfsnr. rtm- g. lpau Jrsl-fl-g
Ia sauhspais fs.Dg q d.. fes-.s took F's-r eE
IA sauH Efa 500 ihrg sprrsrced slfDfsng ii.r 4s-
aiisis - me sgr. snc nsac- pfsapff ~ dsssfs s..
Le~ Blssa. a4fss. I'D Roe la .af-.asf..s 49,
eentsgrc 90 issa BY saaas - ST. Enss' sss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
TEE nyTIA11 usZmAGD.
rvtil,hed ever Tuesday. AT KatIasd, VI, By
WILLIAM FAY.
Tra azs OF Tr.rs pAr nR.

= t. sls.e'lsf' "a The ',Iisge 90. Mai sasscfbes
f.f o. 81 .55in sivsroe.
Csss, ~o ,aks ,tsf psrers Al The ore rs er 81 81
,ss,ece iejtausl fuhscfsc's 80 tase teif spsrs
% Os.rs ths fsme.
ssss % ~bom PsPers are ,sas ia PsetaT'a BY ',sge
80 ums
ssc ssrS she sosthsss s.s Seu;seTiy Pest Route,
. vAo psps delivered ~ cnuIot al Their door,
GOO To those lvur 60 ths fste sther r pact eyes
sew 81 Is eseovnt u IS e,s wil ~ made ,o each
,srfst hn pays N adyaacs mo ). tslhofissd 10
as dGsrso; bntgaia THIS tosts ~ tie Psb,ssef
~ saiss. whiE lriend. are ~hHg 70 eoupy With
snd p-ouell1 ias plashsf Wis ee obliged
is m.issls SO rEffe&Ifsys tea~s u - IN tsFe
% ~ nitNdut tie etNs come 30 tie ofre iVf u
IL EVERY prison who ,atcs ihs ppuf and Hcgec's 20
~ ,ssy vii be charged 70 cts IN addition 10 tie above
80 piper discontinued uhil al arearares arc paid,
.bssi The psbshcr convinced that they never will be
yaA
II t. Advertising customers, such 90 Merchants, Me
snc. the pn5lisher would sugge,t that they have
,stona nducemeut To favor him with their custom from
,,,r pan Of the Cosnty his circulation is vefy
.rsc aad general throughout the County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13
\ T. II G. O O ID y.
-N>~$,>>>-
HODGES e. GIL MORE

uAVE jus, received a large assortment # English,
l. French aud American fal aud Winter bp
Goods, consisting Of great variety ss can De ..-u-
"a the country, which they offer 10 their ricEc. and
Tie pu5e reasonable terms for cash produce OF
approved credit, eau be found N this vicinity -
Their stock consists IA part Of The following BLACK
blue bisck blue green invisible green mUberfy, aide
iase and red Broadco,ts Csssne5es sna -aiunrts
Pilot Co,h, Beaver Cloth and DeVonshre kcrseys for
Gcniement Ossfcoats, Soats HsH ant enhnon
fambsis bog ish and Domestic fiauusls French,
Cefmsn and Englsh Morenos CifctssIan,, Buu5a
lines aud B1mbssttis, Black Surrey. Black Lgsife, .
gfrst variety patterns Mousscnr De Lanes V~ty ee-
gsEt srtoe ios Ladies Dfesses bfachu, Rub Roy
Nofeno had Cotton Shhwls gsea1 vHueiy q Ladies
Hsnakh, Cal,eos Enbnssrd snd Colonel Csu,bTics 3
blsscsrd Snd brown Cotton iisuurls ana DslAngs 4,
tlesrhed Saeetnss and ShiruHgs black ADD blue
t.ick and cpiof~d Sliks Tor dresses end boLneit r
hssssd SKIS fof ln!ngs Sc SLACK ard eolafea sik
Nerrts greet variety SAk Pocket Isntk g. Lnru
Csnsrie DO Ca,lon Fisgss snd Neroua Crsrats Is-
be lansH lush l-.nsns Liura Thresd 1apesi In
ssIhngs, kdgngs, Nc 81 together 1llh large a.
sasifssnl u Bosnel Cap, and Lgs,fing Ribbons Ito
sltTy Cont. Shoes aud slips alsTge supPs Grn
usHssa's and LAdses GleVss Fur Caps, Farea Rub
len, AsIf.sss Lamb sisns iof Cellars, B0ha.e hotes
At. Ae. Ae
D0nsesfies.
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gDEpMH.
Indian Names.

Indian Names.
~ L. n siGoURSry.
How can the red man be forgotten, while 80 man,
nf States aud Territories, Rivers and Lakes ute
gaa'ed by Their names
We say that they have passed away,
That noble race aud brave,
That their hight canoes h ave vanishd
From 81 the crested wave,
lhIt md the forests where they roamd
There rings no hunters shout;
hut their name r. on your waters,
ie may not wash d out.
Ycs where Outarin's oillow
Like oceans surge Is cufi'd
Where strong Naglra's thundcfs wahe
The echo OF the world
Where rcd Missouri brinrrth
Rtch trDute from the West,
And R1ppihannDcS saeeiiy sleeps
On green N,rgiuia's breast.
Yc gay their couelike cabins
That clusterd DER the vale
Have disaTpord rs withetd leaves
Belote the Autumn gale;
But Their memory lIyeth on your hills,
Their baptism your shore,
Your everlasting rivers speak
Their dialect Of yore.
Old Massachusetts, wears il
Within her lutdly crown
And broad Ohio beats il
Amid his Young fenown
Connecticut has wreaihd il
Where her qniet foliage waves.
And bold Kentucky brcathd It hoarse
Through all her ancient caves
Wnchuscit hides their lingering voice
Within bis rocky Le1-t
And Allegheny graves its tone
Throughout his lofty chart.
Mnnaduock his forehead boar
Doth seal the sacred trust,
our mountains build their monument,
Though ye give the winds their dust
1e deem those re1.brow'G brethren
The insects Of m hour
Fcrgotten and csps'd amid
Tie regions Of their power
We dive them from. Their falhcr's lands
le break Of faith HE seal.
Bot can We from the Court 81 Heaven
Exclude their last appeal
Ne sec their unrcsis,nr tribes
WIN toll worn step and slow
oawlrd through trackless dcsarts pre..,
A caravan Of NO.
Think We the ttcrn1rs err /. leaf1
He s'rcpless vision dim
1hnk ye The souls blond may not cry
From that far land to Him
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Wanted

In exchange ior goods all kinds ~ country produce
nUcd Cloths Raw Flannel Trucking Foo,ings
Noollen Yam, &c HODGES 8 CIfvoVr
Rutland Oc, 30. ls3s a.
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GrocePtes

Nv otl,ans Mo'ssses, Porto RIO stfgn. Porto
nc, - sns Loop Sugars; Il,sVr Youns H,sn
ils'" SN,n fesahong END Boisa Teas la,, ,ps
nAgSAf'a Coffee, Cocoa shells Ckocoist. Sc A.
,sWe'; SPiee, tss'ia, Clnrrs, Csssia Has. Nums "a
,,', tngish Cefianis Ginger sa!,tsis. Scotch ard
Tat.Y 9nnu' Nfs Mnlsrs CaeNior sRd Smoking
NoahsA ard hsekrtsi Winter s,isin . Lamp oil. LIN
80 ps toatse Nrslein, Turts ls'an4 hi and I,y.
49, 1aef asb isrge seppiy h an Rouud and
S7u,,' IRON Sheet Iron. SsH Rods Mai Plates Band
t"o iiooP Iron Cast Grrosn ADD Ss.rds strel &c
'"fet "i'h many altices .nuus raied which viii
De so'a unusually low Fer further sar,,eassts please
'aH aAd see -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

n, hs.i''ng. wsdd'ag. wielirv. Cotton T~ise.
al ce,f. ,'"F ,ss'ae; Ae dc. large s.ssIls.s 81
:" e'"ehefyv Glass, Haidwafs sAe .u,i,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

BOOKS AND STATIONARY
1T wholesale and Retail.
T'nE undersigned have received aud are receiving
L a their Book Stores in Rutland and Caslleton,
sseh an eltensi we assortment OF
SCHOOL BOOKS
a. will enable them 10 supply the public with nearly
every work OF the kind by small or large quantities at
very reasonable rate. They also having entered IN
to the business Of manufacturing oil kinds OF
PAPER
are having and will hayes supply Of that article
IN ali its sareiy--suchss
Foolscap Writing, Ist and I'd quality. plain and
ruled Letter PAPER, plain and ruled
do on three sides, W rsppins
and Strong Post
Office do, Fine Medium
Writing, Fancy Letter Paper Of diff
Grent colors, and Printing Paper Of all kinds
manufactured TO ORDER all of which will be sold as
low as can be purchased any where between latitude
- and 4j, Tor cash or paper stock either al ih'r
BOOK AND PAPER WAREHOUSE
10 Rutland las, Village, the Paper Mil or at their
Bo.k Establishment ia Castleon "A good assortment
LAW AND MEDICAL WORKS
viii soon lie added to their Book Stock, which Will be
dt,2osed the gsnteGien OF those professions as
low they can guy ol INC Pup4s'''s ~ NN'''
STATIONARY
Ia all its variety will also be hep, at the two Book Is
every Kind OF
BLANK WORK
U.a.ly called for, at wholesale and retail-Mos, Of
The Standard Worksiu
THEOLOGY AND HISTORY
noLupiSo
BIBLES and TESTsl.HE.TES
OF al descriptions and sizessuch the large Guar
t1s and yos with aud without plates gilt aud piln
pocket common aud Polygoi, with aus without straps
Worce,ier's and Wincheli's Watts, Methodist
aud Camp Meeting Hymns, &c. sc.
School District Commuters, Library Companies and
all rvading folks respectfully invited 10 call and see
what ine supply If luxury for the mind and iactes
for Instruction br had Of their estab shnenls
u Merchants and dealers OF all kinds can be sup
pcd with psper and sueh school books as may he
vautcd their several towns and school districts, ny
the quantity, very low Tor cash or paper stock
QTAli orders bY stage, mail, or oihersise Tor the
above STITCHES md Tor Wrapping Paper and Blank Books
directed 10 the Book Sofr Rutland OF CaAtlstoni
all be promptly attended 10.
WHITE, EVERsoN & Co
octose, o. l-2s 20
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D0Mesfics.

bissE sA'sarss sne ssir'ins', r.si.ns cs:i'a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-13

's'~'''t S''f -provd'"s TT msasetu. 81 .alt--ia
'dht'a ts iagaaas artui tAl,-t, tss,r,,t.,s A, ~
'' "''"'faiulipg CO -sssrfsi.v passed 10 sbal
~ ''ls '"''"' ia miAsfy hacs- passed rs ts 60
." I'"" i'' ~~a'e--tp encourage tils .tuaias al
~ we ''''''N~ '' e'ia Ga Manufactures Aol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Dr. e.. IL. PccIlhaln,

HAS taken part OF the House lately oc-
IL cnpied by Hiss Cook, at the Junction OF
Spring and Touro-st., at the foot of Touro-st,
where he intends having n Thomsonian Me-
dicine Store aud Vaposr Bath attached
thereto. The Bath will be in readiness by
tomorrow.
AS means of promoting cleanliness, health
and of preventing disease, there is no agcn,
more efficient than the Vapour Bath.
Consult Combe's Physiology the bes,
practical physiology extant-but trying is
the naked truth.
to practice as a Physician of the Thomsonar
School, aud vii! be prepared to prove thai
the Thomsonian is the only Medical prac
tice that is clearly and fully Indicated by
physiological laws. July 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Phelps ArCanUln.

HNHIs M.DtciNr, has acquired great repu,a-
4 ton in this country and the West Indies,
for the cure of the worst diseases Of the Skin 4,
EIcer0ns SOS, Scrot,Ia or Kings ErH,
SyphiHtic and .NeTcngid diseases, RheUmd-
hsn, H'hite SmeHings. Lirer affections, cos-
treness Of the BOrfis, general DebHity, Sc
&c.-it Is recommended in tile strongest terms
Tor the above diseases aud others not necessary
to mention by the first OF the medical profession.
Let those Interested call and examine the docu-
uncnls which will bo cheoJuiiy shewn to any
who may apply.
Chemical Pile Ointment.
This is a superior remedy for the cure Of tho
Piie,. and iayorite prescription Of n. CHAR.
MAN, NJ. ID. Professor OF the Institutes and clni.
cal practice Of medicine, SC. in the University o
rcnnsy lyania.
Fishers Corn Plaster.
This Plaster will cure Coyas iu few days
without pain or danger.
DE-. Chdpmon's Cough Nurture.
The above Medicines are for sale next north
of the Perry Factory, Newport, u. L., by
J. W. EDDY, dgcnt
May al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09

Also, permanent colors en- carpet yarn, morlno
carcas,ian, bonbazin, and Grape dresses gentle
men's wooden garments, such as dress, Irock an,
great coats, surlouis, vests and pantaloons-dye
aud pressed 50 as 10 appear like new, without
ripping.
They will also clean gcn'lcmcn's woolcn gar
ments Of every description, IN pea, s'y To- ne
rinc and cashmere shawls cleanscd aud whtened,
withou, injury to the border carpets und woolcr
table cloths Clcunsed also.
All articles left at the Dyo House on Tanner
street, or with the following Agents, will receive
prompt attention Edward Mason, Fall River
elias Alden. No 9s. Union-slrect, New Bedford
Grateful for the patronage already received
they solicit n continuance OF the saino, whic'
they will cndaa,or 10 merit.
! Newport, May 10, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-09
Hanover House,
No. so HASoyER STREET, BosToy.

1A J. II. NlCKERSON,. formerly
fsTW4 of the City Hotel, Providence,
ns;E8 takes pleasure in announcing t0
.a9sS his friends and the travelling pub
lIc that he has taken that central, cOnmod-
Gus, and nearly new establishment in Hano-
vor street, known rs the Hanover House, and
kept for the last year by Mr.. ID. Bryant,w
is now open for thc reception OF company
All necessary repairs have been made suits
of parlors and lodging rooms are handsomely
furnished for fumilcs; the chambers for SIM
Gle gentlemen are neatly fitted up, and every
Improvement has been introduced which Is
deemed desirable for the comfort and gratif
cation of visitors.
J. II. n. hopes. therefore, to retain The
present patronage Of the house. and TO be ablC
to serve his old friends whenever they yisi
the metropolis of New England.
! Boston, March |, 1895.
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! 4 large assortment of single md double PATENT
~ TRI S~ES always hand Ia suIt any peculiartir'
Il Hcrnia Rupture Every Truss warranted IA sll it,
particulars. The Inventor aud ratcnfec attends person
a fo The Application u his Instruments, ut No. " l2,
NortI Main street, Providence, X. 7.
From the success, which Ia, attended the application
"i his single aud d"h patent IrS's, the subscriber il
ctnhlcd 10 assure All who will give them trial thn
they can bc Radically bnritcd.and in many cured
CctiG ntcs from these who using his Instruments
can bc seen ut his ulCc
R,CU,Wp SNsBrRy, Jun.
The following certificate he deems sufficient to show
that hl@ not mcg, prciruNons
n cory Of The certificate presented by DR..
Usher Parsons.
AMER having infinitely examined the newly invented
TrSs at MIR. Snlslmr = md these VIII" bsvc worn
h',n hav" hesitation m shy nG, that IL il superior
To ANY thing al the Mind IN use.
tsHER P,Rso>s, NJ. u.
Prcsid. oi th. Med. Faculty oi u. J.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
Nav ~, less. Newport, X. l.
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<&A FOR SALE, or rent on reasonabl,
esEs44 terms. and possession given lmncdi-
ual& a,el., the dwelling house OF the sub
scIihcr, in Market square. The house is convent
eni for the accommodation of bodrders, having
fifteen rooms, with closets SC The cellar IL
suitable for n cooking establishment, having five
rooms, aud is in every respect well fitted for the
above named business. ! his estate beng in good
repair, and standing in public part of the town,
offers to such way incline 10 hire, as many adj
yanlagcs as can be found in amy other establish.
ment.
Also. 10, or land pleasantly situated on Pros.
pee, hll late the property Of William Crcck'
EsI deceased, measuring IN the street i20 ieo,
aud in rear % feet, with several valuable fruit
trees thereon. For terms. apply 10
ANDREW MELN1lI.
Newport, May IL, 1888