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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

TuNHIs MEDICINE, has acquired great reputa'
u ,ian in this country and the West lad.es,
for the cure Of the worst diseases Of the Skin
Uicerow Sores. Serofuin or kings ErI,
Syphiiiiic aud .Nercnriai diseases, Rhcuma-
fsm, Hhite SntHings, I.irer objections, cos
trenc0 Of the Boiceis. general Debility. SC.
&e,-Ii is recommended in the strongest term.
for the above diseases and others not necessary
TO monlion by the first Of the medical profession
Let those interested call aud oNapne tho docp-
ncnts which will he eheerJuiiy shewn to any
who may apply.
Chemical Pile Ointment.
This is a superior remedy for the cure Of the
Piles, aud n fayorite prescription az n. Guar
MAN, NJ. ID. Professor Of the Institutes and cln-
cal practice Of medicine. &c. in tho Uni, ersty OF
Pennsylvania.
FISHERS Corn Plaster.
This Plaster will cure (orns in a few days,
without pain, or danger
Dr. Chapmun's Cough Nurture.
The above Medicines are for sale nes, north
Of the Perry Factory, Newport. ". I.,by
J. w. EDDY, Agent
May a..
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Hanover House,
No. 80 HASovER-srREET, BosyoN.

I~SA H. MCPHERSON, formerly
1E! Of the Chy liotel, Providence,
sissS takes pleasure in announcing to
.6 his friends and the travelling pub
lie that he has taken thai central. cOmmodi-
Gus, and nearly new establishment in IIano-
vor street, known as the Hanover House, and
kept for the last year by Mr.. ID. Bryant, which
is now open for the reception Of company
All necessary repairs have been made suits
of parlors and lodging rooms are handsomely
furnished 6r families; the chambers for sin
glc gentlemen are neatly fitted up, and every
improvement has been introduced which is
deemed desirable for the comfort and gratifi.
cation of visitors.
J. II. N. hopes, therefore, to retain the
present patronage Of the house, and to be able
to serve lus old frends wheuevcs they visit
the metropolis Of New England.
Boston, March l, 1888.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.
BENJAMIN Marsh, .yr.,

No l3S, Ihdmes.streei
On HAS just returned from
- the City, with the most splendid
0A ~eS3 assortnet Of the above named
articles that he has ever been n
bile to offer at any time for many years, consisting
Of Ladies' French norocco aud kid slips and hes
French and Denmark satin prunella do /; also
large supply Of ladies' low priced kid aud moroc-
co do. from 3s to 6s per pair misses and chill
drcn's do. Of all descriptions and prices gentle
mems thin boots, low price also, fine calf and
seal skin boots one case Of youths thin boots,
neat article and about every article called far
at shoe establishment, oil Of which will bc sold
on as favorable terms, as at any store in New
port.
N. B.-Gentemen' fine boots made TO order
Of French aud Philadelphia calf skin also, seal
and goat skin, according to ihe latest New York
ssylo. Ladies and misses shoes manufactured TO
srdsr oSmorocco, kid or seal skin, in the neatest
manner, and warranted TO fit.
Particular attention paid TO repairing.
Newport, April 10, 1888.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Traders Bank.

A II the annual meeting of the Stockhold-
"A ers of this Institution, held al their Bank
ing Room on the I'd inst, for choice of D-
rectors, the following named persons were
chosen for the year ensuing, viz: Borden
Wood, Edwin Wilbur, Milton Hall. Thomas
q. Brown, Benjamin Marsh, Jr., William H..
Crandnll and William Weeden.
And at subsequent meeting of the d.
rectors, Borden Wood was unanimously cho-
sen President,
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
July A.
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FOR SALE. or rent on reasonable.

AEEA FOR SALE. or rent on reasonable.
lsse terms aad possession given immedi-
I- aely, the dwelling house Of the sub
scriber, in Market square. The house is convent
ent for the accommodation Of boardera, having
fifteen rooma, with closets &c. The cellar X
suitable for cooking establishment, having i've
rooms, aud s IN every respect well fitted for the
above named business. This estate being in good
repair, and standing in public part of the Town,
offers TO such rs may incline 10 hire, as many adj
yuniages as can be found in any other establish
I.s6aA
Also, lot ofland pleasantly situated on Pros
pect hill, late tho property Of William Crooke
Esq. deceased. measuring on the street 100 feet,
and in rear SO feet, with several valuable fruit
trees thereon. For terms. apply TO
ANDREW MELVIIL.
Newport, May II, 1888.
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Also, Pssmansnt colors en- carpet yarn. meruo
caroassian, bombazn, and Grape dresses gentle
mems woolen garments, such as dress, frock and
great coats. surtouts, vests and psnlaoons -dye ed
and pressed so as to appear like new, without
ripping
I They will also clean gent,emen's woOlen gar
ments Of every description, in a neat style mo
rioo and cashmere shawls ceansed aud whitened.
without injury TO the border carpets and wooden
table cloths ceansed also.
All articles Icft at the Dye House on Tanner
street. or with the following Agents, will receixs
prompt attention Edward Mason, Fali River /;
Slas Alden, No SO. Union street, New Bedford
Grateful for the patronage already received,
they solicit a continuance Of the same, which
they will ondeayor 10 merit
Newport, May 10, 1888.
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Notice.

A Ill Persons having Bills against the ship
N .4LEX.1.NDRE, of Bordeaux, recently
IN this port, or against the undersigned, on
account Of said Ship and Crew, are hereby
requested toprcscnt the same as soon as may
be to GroRan TURNEn. Esq for adjustment
FAUVEL GOURAUD,
Tice- Consul Of France. for The
June 2S. State of Rhode Island.
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For Rent.
A good opportunity.

R THE subscriber having in con,
fTM temptation Lis return TO Europe,
Offers the House now occupied
A2gzA by him land which he has yen,ed
till the lsf of April, 1885, to Let for the
remainder of said term. His Furniture,
which is all in good order, he offers for sale
a good bargain. The House and Furnilure
may be seep OF Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday of every week, from 10 TO l2 o.
clock A. NJ. ]. B. SELLER.
Newport, June II, 1898.
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Notice..

VNllE partnership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers, under The firm
of CAMPBELL g. BRIGGS, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted are requested to pay the same to
Messrs. Briggs s. Gardner, who are authorz-
ed to settle the same.
T.. ID. CAMPBELL,
Jon BRIGGs.
Wntson's Pier,
South Kingston, June &, 1888.
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For Sale,
To Let.

Ia THE House lately occupied by
Mr.. Chris. \. Sweet Posse.-
I'LL sion given Immediately. Apply
at the Bank Of Rhode Island.
Nav 81
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HG Y S So
.S1LLSBIIRY,.S PATENT,

HE UsSs
.S.1LLSBLlRY'S PATENT.
a lnrge assortment of single and double PATENT
~ TRUSSES always hand to suit ANY pee uiaritics
al Hernia Rupturr. Every Truss warranted all its
particulars The Inventor and Pacntcc attends person
ally G tlc application Of his Instruments, ut No. 32 l2
North Main street, Pro, idoHoe, X. I.
From the success which has attended the application
oihs single and double patent Trusscs the subscriber is
cnabcd To assure all who will give them trial that
they can be radically benefited aud IN mnny cured
Certificates from Those who using his instruments,
can be seen at his Office.
Ricu,RD SALsErRy, Jun.
The following certificate he deems sufficient show
that lIia are not mere prcicnsOns
a e@,s2 Of the certificate presented ~ DR..
Usher Persons.
AMER having infinitely examined the newly invented
Truss al Mr. salisbury nnd those who have
them, have no hesitation In ing, that IL Is superior
To any thing Ut the hind now IN usc.
IsuER P,RsoNs, NJ. u.
Presid. OF the Med. fhcult, of r. ].
For sale by X. j. TAYLOR,
MIv %, ls3e. NcwpOr., h. D.
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TO LET.

IND vossessie'a girea Maaediaiely.
A TIE House in Broad street. lately
1"E occupied by DR.. JoaN =. MANN,
80 dec.-'l'he Garden attached to tho
House, is extensive, and in good or
der The House Lot and Garden together, occu-
py ahout ! Of an Acre. There is T. convenient
wood shed, and various other out-bnildings. and
also a good well Of watcr.-Ibe tenant Of the
House III have the use Of the Farm yard adon
ing the House lot, in common with The occupant
of the Farm. The House W be put in good or
dss, AID as q residence for a gealeel family, the
slua'ion IN in all respects highly eligible. Tae
House is now open for the examination Of those
wishing 10 hire j.. For further information, ap-
ply to either Of the subscribers.
T.. 5. BRowN,
BENJAMIN FINCH,
Epw'p W. LAwroN, 10
FRANCIS LAwToN,
Dec II.
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Bank Of RhOdc-IsIand.

A Semi. annual Dividend win be paid on
"A and after Monday the I'd day of July.
s. +. GARDNER Cashier.
Newport, July 4.
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Notice.

Notice.
VVIIE subscribers have formed connexon
= for the transactbon of business in South
Kingston, under the firm ot BRIGGS a.
GARDNER. They intend keeping on hand
an assortment Of DRY GOODS s. GRO.
CERfES for the country trade, which they
will dispose Of cheap for cash OF country pro-
JUICE. Jon BRIGss,
Benz. GARDNER.
Ws;son's Pier.
South Kingston, June 8, 1888.
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Newport Bank.

THE semi annual dividend is declared ard
payable at this Bank, on and after the
% July. BY order,
June 2S. s. CAHOONE, Secry.
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To Let,

md possession giren Immediately.
l THE lower part Of House
consisting Of five rooms, in John
street on the Hill. For particu.
8 lars enquire Of Mary NJ. Seattle,
on the premises, Top. l2.
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Nempart Dpe 7Domae.
Joseph Vimer e. Co.,

SILK, COT'TOV$ WOOLE.N DYERS,
"OULD respectfully inform their friends
w and the public, Cos Newporb and vicini-
ty,C that they have fitted up new DYE HOUSE
with every suitable convenience, situated on Tan
ner street, east Of the Friends Meeting House.
where they are prepared to Dye and finish in the
best possible manner. the following articles, viz:
such as-
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.
flames FirtT uHNg M0is0,rHU I'M
BFOEPlIsPiRf.

a Public Letting viii be held in the town Of
Iyrchbnrg. on the l2th September next, Of all
the work not now under Contract, on the line OF
the Canal between that place aud The CITY Of Rich
mnnd.
This work consists of % Locks, Is Cuiycrs,
Aqueduets, = Towing rmh bridges. Zone of which is
across James rI4rl,) about 10 Farm aud Road
Bridges aud nom 80 to 10 sections, besides several
heavy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will general, be dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank
The situation ri the work will be pointed ON to
Contractors by The Assistant Enrneets ON tie line
and die general plans aud specifications viii be cx
hibed At the Office Of the snbseib cr in the Civ Of
Richmond until the 9th of September aud in Lynch.
burg II the time of the letting.
The valley Of the Jimcs River Is remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, it. Chief Engineer
ME j. K. aud X. Company:
July26 tt2S.
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ds's'se's..

WILL sell, at public auction, on Friday the lith
l of September ensuing nay plantation, consisting
OF J acres OF good Land, together with all the
Plantation Utensils, Stock, &c &c. Of every de-
scrruon. For any information as to the property,
as also Is TO the terms, application may be made 10
Capt. John F.Jolnson, al the Western Hotel OF 10
tie subscriber, residing on lhe premesis.
TORRENCE HUGHES.
" j.. \ fine crop Of Corn, Oas and Hay WI" be
disposed Of at the ln.e and place, II not pre-
ylously disposed Of
August 10. ids
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VALUABLE LAND, STOCK, &c.
I'm. AfsFx

ESI yl,tuc Of decree of the County Ccutt Of
i AMHERST, pronounced At the Aug,ist tern
lSj5, IN 'llc case OF Mcdaniel and Others vs. Nc
Daniel. Ne the undersigned, commissioner, APP
pointed by the Court, wall proceed TO sell, to the
CHEST bidder, al the present residence Of Vim
Mcdaniel, IN the county of Amherst, near the Court
House Of said county, Thursday, the 20th day Of
September ncXl, II far. II not the next lair day there
ilrr
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yINHE Albion Corn Plaster soen the Com, how old
and tough and il the Ihe Iellet at
f lid IS gentle, immediate and thorough.
l,,sci$ 4 Recent Case
SRI do hesitate give NY most unpnaliel apiia-
baton in it,oT valuable Albion Corn Plaster h3
the cf less than baN, Mr. Stnwcll has been cured {"
earn on her fool which had exceedingly tronh sofr
and painful ,r year. aud add tur the en- engagement OF
rho.e who, Nv ing repeated dappeintmtns "a tn VI
,,ns rem dies rrsortrl TO- have final, dSarel al cure
,,, ,,ur Plaster cured her after tiue Other n4hH lie
commended renede, purpose; aud, what increases my
onir,r, IN the sulcriornr, OF Plaster Is the a
rhut has been used by several ot my nah"rs with equally
good success. 80. = ~ T. II - T -, 80,
Boston, June Eth.
Price 30 ccnts.
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.a5Ga ACRES or LAND.

principally wood bought with view of supply, ing
fuel to the Furnace, and lays probably two miles
1lum the furnace, m lis nearest parts, and will be
sold will u >cplrdtc from TIM Furnace Tract, rs may
appear preferable GA the day Vi sale. Tins property
benny leased lei the present year, II cannot be deN-
cred To the purchasers until the lst OF January, s3o,
and viii be sold subject TO that condition, and
credit oil uuc twelve. aud eighteen months from he
day of such delivery the payments be secured BY
boud, bemns interest from that date, with approved
scculity, and a decd Of ltusl ON The property
JOHN EARLY, Trus-
JAMES BENAGII, tees
Aug. -. IDS
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r"THE LYNCHBURG WHITMAN, =

., pph,bea ,,a;-reciy ferery Monday and 7hmsayJ at
rovr Dollars per aanum payable ddrdcc No sabscrfp
ubc rec,,r,3 fora shorter period than Sir months and
y, paper p be discoaaue ferctm q" the discretion n The
f,i.tsrs.J until all ARE are patd.
np1DvERTISEHENTs insertedat 80 cents per square
a, far The first Insertion and b for erery suisse
qsenf Insertion
RFJOB PRINTING erecatea neatly and crPedRious'y
and on reasonable terms.
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That valuable 'aract OfEand.

Formerly belonging 10 the late james PrndIeton.
deed. aud containing about 600 Acres, lying in the
county of Amherst, about ! miles iruln the court
house.-Thls Land is situated in healthy country,
desirable neighborlood, aud IS well adapted to the
growth OF corn, wheat. Tobacco and clover. At the
same time x place, will be sold, all the perslablc cs-
of the saIdlldmts Pendeton consisting of or
Work Horses, Oxen, Cows, Hog Nc.-all the
Household Furnitnre, consisting q Beds Tables,
&c.--also. the Kitchen Furniture aud Plantation
Tools. The sale be continued from day to day
until Il are sold.
TIRMs.-l'he Land on a credit of I and years.
with approved personal security, and the TILE re-
tune until the purchase money is paid. The perish
able estate on credit of 6 months.
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, admir-, g. Com'r.
Of the Cont.
Will be added to the above sale, 5 or valuable
Slaves for cash, or short credit
August 80 w20S
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s'cbt4A'aEe AZ.
JUDGE WHITES SPEECH.

+
dence and support You have been 10 lne IN M
peocuahe shield against t5Iumulalols aud cue.
mes.
After an absence Of Twelve months with bot llalc
lntrrnssion, ann lgln among my constituents -
'HhaukS To i kind Providence aad 10 mlue cue rnrs,
| am IN good health. ready aud wiling 10 converse
with Nnu ON all Hint las passed, aud likely To hap.
PEN. Wy political rucmles sought La destroy ur;
they ilncIed II easy task murc at hte MS I,lt
than they on supposed their unjust attacks
WED energies winch !, mNScL beloved ncrr c>flart,
aud, To all appearance, HEY hive IeHcaed my lIte's
lease tor some ten ot twenty years.
lam not only here, but Ia GOOD health. and a.
though the two last sessions Of aUerc>s we've auuuc
The most Luxurious / have ever served. have 10
want Of health 10 plead Ion any deGetrneN YOU maN
fud IN the performance oi NY Official duties. | an
grateful 10 Providence aud proud beofe Nou IN the
brllef that hlte not been thlt simple antumlen
winch BIS the official orgao Iva, represented 10 be,
capable only OF saNing Yea or my Ia tn different
questions presented to lhc Scuate for docIsIon.
The labor> OF Congress, both at the called oad
rcgnlll session, have been a,dnous aud alrtouqh
but few laws, of general nature, h1sc been passed.
yet It has not been nom Iuattcnuon IL The great
tcrests of the county. Thee VS. 4 continued
Struggle between the Executive and Congress; the
FIRST wishing 10 oha,n an unlimited Discretionary
power aud control otcr the morcAs belonging To the
Public; The Latter anNiousN endeNenus 81 To rto-
y.;n to have diem safely Kept and secured, III
such manner rs 10 make them applicable, Al all
times, to the wants Of rhe Pua,:t To hlr pPfo1.
ton III the House OF RcWesertatNes The cl,5" IS
due of preventing the monryeA poWrt from being
IN due form, added 10 the olhel powers ii the .Nce.
utive.
Shortly after entered Your scrticein the Senate
The great controversy commenced, Which ended III
oHStiH2 the then incumbent, aud pItcng the Mlr
Chel Magistrate IN the ENccelUe CElu. Tho
principles Ton which YOU aud | commended, aud
winch we successfully maintained, ought never 10 b.
forgotten, aud cannot be too Often 1rrulled 10 We
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a DIV Filling. HOUSE,

with all necessary out houses coal honscs, &c. This
property Is situated Immediately on the Stage road
between LNnehhurg aud Richmond, and about SIX
OF seven miles below the olmer place. and about
aud a bali milrs hom the James River Canal. which
IN The course oi the next wear Is expected to be
petcd. II addition to The above property, is also tor
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~ TRACE or PARCEL OfLAND,
N'OTxCE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscribers. arc
a hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment oitheir debts must be made by the
lst OF August next as longer indulgence cannot be
given. JAMES {, HUNT u Co.
June II -
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JAMES IL. ~ 4t's"ES.
,yg'yeDH.S'E,A' .EY EeFEy.

w ILL, in future, IN addition 10 the counties of
W Botetourt and Roanoke, practice IN the Su-
peror aud County Courts Of the county OF franklin.
Business entrusted hs care, vii receive prompt
attention. lis address is Big Lick, Roaaohe coun-
", Va.
Aunust0 ON
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u ICE.

ID virtue of deed of trust executed TO me by
- James Tonciay, bearing dlto ON the 18th day
of June, 1887, and duly recorded in the clerks Of
flee Of the County CouI OF Wythe, will sell, before
The front door tthe Courthouse OF Wythc county,
for ready money, the first day oiSepteuber coun-
~ Cour next. certain
spstssts TRACE or PARCEL OfLAND,
.kbstHs& lying on Reed Creek, in Wythe county,
S&YzNT supposed TO contain about five Acres, on
- which said James roncray then resided.
aud on which his Mills, Stl- House, Shops, NC
are situated with all the appurtenances in any way
appcrtaiGing or belonging .....
1t is supposed that the title TO said property is in
dspuablc bun acting ds trustee, vii oaly convey
such title to the purchaser is vested ~ me w
said tust deed. ROBERT KENT, Trustee.
Aug. 10 I'm
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Notice.
30 Dollars Reward.

:, or the recovery of which, aud the conviction Of
vac uh'e', we will give the above reward or for the
'o'us alone 500 aud no questions asked or fer any
p"' equal III amount to haf $50; and we pledge
anv at 10 all aud any person who may give u,
' Information, that, in addition to the above reward
"l they desire ii, keep their name profoundly
or PAGE x HALL.
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SERl sAII IRON PROPERTY
For <UIp at .fUCfiOE.

vlrue of deed OF trust executed by the On
- fond Iron Company 10 the subscribers, ON the
l7h day of August, less, will be sold at public auc
ton, at the furnace OF the sad Company IN the
county Of Campbell, on Tuesday the 30h day Of oc-
tober ncNf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-06
y CREST siRSEE,

and an excellent additional Water site tor anotl
Furnace Mil, OF Other manularton
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ALL TIE REAG ESTATE
10 the SAID Company consisting Of about
Gf31 Acres oEEand, in one Tract.

on which IS situated extensive ORE BANKS, ao
bundaut supply ol Lime Stone, 4 Large and fine Ia
naee within hoIfa nile OF the Olc aud Llue) NOW
operation,
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Yl.NSt %0fc.

DI virtue of deed Of ttnst, cXecu'cd an The Oh
- DAY of January, Isis, by Anthouy North, il 10
the undersigned and George =. Rlcllmdson, 10 ;
cure a debt duc TO Sporswocd y. Crrn>haN, the un-
designed as OF The trustees named IN the sdId
deed, will exposc 10 sale public auction before the
door of tie Franklin Hotel, III the town OF Lynch
burg, the
Lot Of fsrOsfIIG,
Lying sixth street in he said town. conveyed by
the SAID deed. The sale will take place the 18th
dag ol Septen Der next, and viii bcfor CASH. Ac-
tag as trustee, shall only sell and convey such title
astS~es,cd in me nv the said deed OF trust.
GEORGE WlIlILOCkE.
tns 81. ids
The above sale is unavoidably posponcd until
Fndry 2lst September.
GEORGE WIlIrLOCk, Trustee.
September t2IS
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plants. So As - we have beea able TO learn,
il has prsdoeed the desired eject, operating 70
produce healthy action of the liver, psoeuriag
bili'ss discharges when needed, and in some In
ssenees, breaking upfevsrs, with even meee ces-
tainty add in . shorter time than ealomel. For
sick ~ bilious bead aches, it bas been found .
good remedy. Those who have used il, say that
II does not produce the debilitating effects al
most other kinds Of purgasive medicines, that
there is no Increased danger from colds after it
use, and where large doses Of calomel would be
needed, this operates without any danger Of the
distressing and injurious effects Of calomel when
producing salvation.
A. 70 have reason 10 hope from our inv est;ga-
ton this extract Of the Tomato, will prove . sub
stisute for calomel in great variety Of cases, We
man family. 1t u therefore that Nc speak Of il
and we trust that it will be fully tested by fam
ilies We have every assurance that it 10 perfect
~ safe, and free from all mineral substance.