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ETE7 MONT
Female Academy.

sgsUE subscribers respectfully Ini"tm the
4 pubic that the exercises Of this Insiiiu
tim cuutinme unGer the cate II Mrs. ELlZ
} MOREOn; and as size gives her sac"i" IA
~ the winter the school Wi cOniIure. with.
nut int r,n,ssion. unlG! Nns,Hsbcr iUu' la
dies viii be charged onl! from the time Of ad,
mission.
The manner in Viii, h this School has been
her eipGnre conducted ~ hIRhiy satisfactory, and
.e take great peasurc IA Recommending II I"
the patronage d parents and eua'dIars via
intend giving their daughters aud wards tie
advantages 81 a liberal tduca'irn. Tie p'icc
of lu,tl"r is eight dollars PR session. DtSw,
Tag aud Pam'i rg five dul ats extra.
Board can be htained IN rcspertahl" frmi-
lies, at short distance Irom the Academy, at
f;va dol nys n rnnpth
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saHsl,i u extraordinary ID yOuE history
Which ] haze nOi rOW ume 10 hear. Here
is half a crown ar y01; VEIN rssnrn,
will cali and inyesilgaae your case.
What il your name." - William Rec"
1. William Reed!' echoed the stranger;
&" William Reed. by yonr di.ieca you
are from The west :. YES, SIR. f.om
Kingston, near Tsanloa." " William
Reed. from Kingston. mar Taunton
What was Your falher's names Z" Tho
mas" 4" lad he any brolheIl' - YES.
sir. one. after whom | VAS named but
be sent 10 the Indies. and, ~ we never
heard from him, We suppose him 10 be
dead" "eome along. follow me. said
the stranger; - I am going 10 see > Ter
son who says his name i William Reed.
of Kingston. near Taunton. Come and
confront him. II you prove IN be indeed
he whom y"u say You are. have gioFi-
Gus news for YOU your uncle i dead,
and has left YOU an immense fortune,
which ! viii put YOU IN possession OF
when all legal doubts are removed"
They went BY the coach. saw tie pre-
tended wilhsm Reed. and proved him 10
be an impOslOr. The stranger, who Mas
. piaus attorney. was soon legally saiis'
fed of the hsrher's identity, and ibid him
he had advertised him in vain. Provi-
dence, however, had now thrown him in
his way in a most extraordinary manner,
and he had much pleasure in transferring
a great many Ih"usand sounds 10 = w"T-
thy man. The rigIrtful heir Of The proper
~.
Though all who make sacrifices for
conscience sake are not TO expect out
ward advantages such a. these, nor the
interrositipn Of so remarkable Pro'i-
dence, We. We may boldly ask, who, in
the general result. ever we're the losers
far Christ and a good conscience! fem
porary difficulties may ensue from Civ
ing up unlawful csllings, but he who
opens rivers in dry places, has shown
afterwards, that 10 such as " trust M tie
Lord and do good" he has fulfilled his
own promise, /" verify thou shalt be fed. "
Should this meet the eye Of any one Pla-
ced in similar difficulties to the poor bar
Der, let him rely on the following words
of Christ: d" And every one that hath for
saken houses, or brethren, or sisters. or
father, or mother, or wife, or children. or
lands, for nv names sake, shall receive
an hundred fold, and shall inherit ever
lasting life." Matt. XIX. 20.
(hmchiFs anecdotes.
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THE CONSCIENTIOUS BARBER.
A barber, who lived al Bath, passing a
place 1t worship me Sunday, peeped IN
just as the munster was giving out his
text. ksm'mbsr The Sabbath day, 10
keep IL hOiyr' lie listened long enough
tn be convinced that he was constantly
in the habit IT breaking the laws of God
and man, BY shaving and dressing his
customers on SUNDAY. lie becsme un-
easy. and wen with heavy heart to his
SUNDAY task At length he took courage,
and opened his MAD to the minister, who
'dsIsed him /" give up SUNDAY dress
ing. and worship God. lie replied, beg
gary would be the consequence; hr had
fourshrng trade, but it would almost
oil ne lost. Al lrngIh, after many sleep.
less night spent in weeping and praying.
he was determined 10 cast his care upon
tod; as the more he reflected. the more
ms duly tecame apparent. He discon.
tInued Sunday dressing; went constantly
and early TO church; and soon enjoyed that
sei'graiulauon which is one of the re-
wards Of doing our duty, and in due time
mai "peacs Of God which The world can
neither give nor lake away" The con-
sequences he foressy actually followed;
MS genteel customers left him, as he W as
hlcAnamed Puritan or Methodist. lie
was obliged to give up his fashionable
snop, and from various grsIations in life,
nc became so reduced as 70 take a cellar
under the old market house. and shave
me farmers. One Saturday evening, be-
tween Ugh. and dark, stranger from one
OF The coaches, asking for a barber, was
directed by the hos.ler to the cellar o -
posl'e' Coming III hastily, he requested
to be shaved while hey changed horses,
as ne did not fk. 10 rioiae tLs Sabbath!
TINS was touching the poor barber on a
tender chord; he burst into tears, asked
the stranger to lend him half penny 10
Iuy candle. as it was no, light enough
- shave him with safety. lie did so.
revolving in hIs mind the extreme poyer
~ 10 which the poor man mus, be redu.
ced. before he could make such q reours,
When shaved, be ssid, There mus, be
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Fran The r allsas.phis sasuFdaE c 'arier.
THE BIBLE-A BALLAD.

Fran he Pall.as.phia saturday C .urier.
THE BIBLE-A BALLAD.
Aa-~ TAs Cd s.sss SssksL'
How p.,asally pleasing the faaa Tsr"''es'iaa
nfxau,Afal caasec1iaas aad 'na"neas Jayi
xh.s h,.,, .ilh psfea'sl sdssce and afcst'oa.
S.r,.ssd.a ~llh Iaeseles and peace from On
high;
TAIL ..s~ 's eha'rs "f nv father ana mother.
rhs..s,. u :ar'r F.PHus ss ranged On each
nasa.
And that richest Of books. which sEee.s every
other.
The Panty Bib's that Tag N the slsad
e8aEUs,
Theo,a FASH III . ~ e dear blessed Bible.
Th- FAM. sia's tia, lay aa ahs slaad.
Tha, Bible, the saams 4 G 'i's Inspiration.
A,mJr4:ag aaI sSsalns s''ld yield us de-
hgaI;
All the payer Of our sire was sweet inEo-
eaiiaA
Fasmerc,s. BY Aay aai safety thrnugh nights
And .sr hsmas ~ thanksgiving wiih harmony
swelling.
All xsnu from the hearts Of the fanny hand
Half raised q, from earth to the raPiurOus
dselling
Described IN a.. R'b'e that lsy on the stand
TIE OLD fashioned Bible. SC.
oys scenes ofiraaGaiiiiy. long have We parted,
NJ asp.s Amos, gone, aud ny PaIeGls 90
more;
n sorrow AMI sadness live broken heated,
And wander alone on far distant shore;
Yet INV ga" ioIb, ny dear sa'iOuI's pro
ircilon.
ForgeIfi Of gifts irOm his bDuniifal hand;
o. %. rae with pa;isnce receive his cOsIe'iiun,
ADD thiIs on the Bible that lay on the stand.
The old fashioned Bible. Sc.
BLESSED Bible, the light and the guide " the
stranger,
With thee seem eireled with parents an"
friends
Thy kini sdaoai,iOn shall guile me from dan
ger,
o. thee stall my las. linge,ing hopes then
dependi
Iiope rises to xigor, and rises to glory!
Ill has,sa aud flee to tie bright promise
land,
Add Tor refuge lay hold m the hope set btfnr,
me.
Revealed ia ,hs Bible thai lay on ID. stan
The old iasnI1ned Btbie, Sc.
Hail. rising, the bnghlrst and bes, ofthe morn
lag,
The star .ha: hath guided my parents safe
home!
A bean of thy glTy my pathway ALARMING.
Shall scatter lhs darkness nd hghien Ihr
land;
a. the Eaaera sag.s. TO worship the stranger.
In ecsiarics FASTENED TO CanaAa fair iand,
l'il bow 10 sd,re hun, but not in a manges,
Hes seen in the Bible thai lay on tue stand.
The old fashioned Bib'e, Sc.
Though age aud misfortune press hard on my
feelings
I'll fee TO the Bible and trust 10 the Lord.
Though darkness should cover his mercfuI
dealings,
Ny soul Is sIrlI eheer'd by his heavenly word
And now frnm things earthly my soul is remo-
wing,
fsoOn shall shout glory with heavens bright
band,
And With captures Of Joy forever sdoring
TIE God Of the B bic that lay on tie stand
The Did IA hloted Bible, Sc.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OIGnge County.

In Equily-Seplen.ber Term, 1898.
Woods " Bstsin aud sihrs Original Bill.
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
- that James Moods, aue &C the dsfchtann
10 tbs cause, - not an inhahiahI e ,hi' STATE
u IL Their lure ordered tia, publication be made
IN the :iIlsi CROUCH Recorder i"t 80 SttA'
successfully. that uhlrss the sa,d drtcotaos
sppear 81 the next term &c this Court. n be
hell ior the county ol Orange. al tie 'ont''
house IN lllisbornugh. "n the sceund N"a''!
of March heIt. aud plead. answer ct d'mat'
the ransr w,li be set doNn far hearing aa5
heard ar paTtf as 10 hlm,
JAMES WEBB, C. &. w. T.
September 10. - %
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81 Merchants H01tL
The only establishment in thr city devoted CT
clusiysiy TO this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied at ma
~ Bufarturers' prizes. aud their Glas,'s In
sHsd from trsakdgs 10 aEg pert 81 the IHioH
,ei,houi Extra charge
Th"se who may have orders for large G ass
-. would do ~ril 10 inform " by letter. Prev
nus 10 their coming "a, OF the sac al the plate
,ud the kind of frame ihsy NAV wait. (whe
ther Of Gill, Mahogany OF MARBLE J tina, tie al
,nle may be manufactured 'xpnssly fer ih'
occasion
Merchants shonlJ give thcir orders fnr Look
ing Glasses tie FIST thing on ,hcir srnysi, t'
insure them well Put Up
TIP Any editor e weekly paper who vii
publish thls advertisement To the amount al s's
dollars, al his usual rate, shall BE- duly paid ~
6!asses at the Manufacturers prices. wbiCh I"
course must be as low a. they can be bought
"a the ciiy--provIdod I've will lend "n his bIl g.
merChan, who will purchase Llassss. wUl
~hich we can pack and forward them Al GU;
risk Of breakagr.
September l. 81
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List of Letters,

Remaining in The Post Office al HILLSIDE
rough. n. C. on the let day "f October. ISIS
which II not taken OnI H. three moaihs. wall
b. sent 10 the General Post Office as dead
letters
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Lemay's AlmanackS'
FOR 1888,
Calculated for the Meridian oil Raleigh
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
vTRY CHEAP.
December 90.
IILLSBOR OUG II. n. u
PUBLISHED wEEKLI
ny DENNIS HEARTT,
December 90.

AT -uHEE DuLLARs TEAR, or Two po'
FIFTY CENTS " rAIp IN AsaSeh'
Those who do nni give notice OF tue" w."
10 have tAeIr paper discontinued ., the
lion nf The year. will be presumed as 'ss a5 ="
iis ontinrancc until eounicrn'andsd ~" ''.,,,
tapcr will be Discontinued until u ''Ir ,'sr,
are paid. unless at the 'pti"n 81 the lu"T I",,
Advertisements MT exceeding s'xlce" ,,
for .arh subscqnr", i".sriou; l""eer ones f." '"
proportion Cour, advertisements a 49, s",csnL
Der cent higher. dcds, ten OF sSs ~ wv
xill h.. made 10 advertisers ky the reH'
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Five Cents Reward.

lInaN away from the subscriber. living near
Prattshurg. Orange county. N C., on the
9Th inst WILLIAM WILLIAMS, a bound hoy,
nIneieen years did. five feet six inches high,
dark complexion blue eyes. aud slow Of speech.
hereby forewaIn rtpeTsons from harboring,
trusting. or employing SAID by, under the re.
naity 81 the law. will give the above rev ard
to any person who will deliver the said boy to
me at my residence, but nn thanks.
PAGE SHEPHERD.
/ October IL 4l--3H
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Boarding House.

y FEW REGULAR Boa.dcts tSR b. aCrci-Te,
- dated hy tho subscriber, Al the old 'i''e
Of John fadds deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be aetomuot,'
ted during Court web
THOMAS y. GRAIN.
February IS S-
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Advertisement.

rpIlE imposslb'liy 4 carrying on the v a''o'
$50 man as i, ought To be Condurird wh.'r A''
sent an rol'rrtn: expeditions. aud the ""p''
sIbuny uf longer ding without the large a
mount due IN. iur SIX ycars OF labor, have Ge-
trthiu,d mc 10 s.lt the tsiablislmet al t"e
end ~ tho present ycar The Hbsrnp''"h '1'
~ about Il. III hundred. aud on tat iHertast' ava
the i,h prlutins anI advertising r"od i"' o.
Irasi Gee hundred dollars a year. 4 ct"'irma'
e IairnIs and a snnnJ Wing, shall have ".
Paper nn the most iib.ral terms. """'" I"'
willingly n, Il 90 into any other service Al
early aplhcsiion is uqEestcd.
II. &. JONES,
Editor aud Proprit'sr
June %
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AN ERICAN
chronological Journal
AND
MIS- ELLA ANY.
mis- ELL ny.

TT IL a remark able fact, thai While the con.
- veris To- tie heiIef that PhTenol, ~ Is tue,
have, witiIin o few years, most ssIol.lsLlngly
multiplied. there does not exisI on The Amen.
sn continent single periodical " hose ohj'c ct
- 10 advocate lie truths. rspel the attacks made
dpon IL. Of answer the IL qIiries which even
an,lId a42gs 4 "a 10 make concern
ing IT,. And fhisis tie - ~ssrprising. since
The materials already sx'sfirP aud dsiiy aug
rnenIing, with which 10 enrich such q Iublica.
ton, are almost iut xhsnstlIle.
The science &c medicine has lie appropIia ate
media through which to present 10 the psofes-
slon and TO students all the new facts which
occur. and al ,hr Rew.kheeIies which are adj.
ilass M ass: and !, !. ," per
hat IL should be 80. Tie came 10 true Il The
a,l,er leading professions, Of law, and e divi-
atty. But n0,w .thsis ndIng the important bear.
ings winch phrenologisis know their science 20
have on medicine, and disiniiy, and law, there
8 no publication through which, ssthe sppro-
pirate channel. those h.srirgs may he pointed
out o. j. true that come new spspers and al.
% one or two works vf . less eptcmsral cha
racter, do occasionally admit articles IN favor
( phrenolngy: bot uese do aot meet the pre-
s,ni Necessity. A periodical which IL syo" ed
y genealogical one whose pages shall consli.
tu.e permanent depository Offact', and which
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

fi'AhE OFFICE, that on the 9Th day Of fthru-
any nrA,, At lir rr>itira &C. al lue lion. WIN
Dinl"!. teT the to "a Il Iynchhtr.. >hal NOV.
tilr Ind = rlir Cmou.: S"wllor Court oi Law
I'D Caac ry, + BE tord, tor wit of CefttorArI,
- l.uoVe a' njnncunh drrrlGlng N tic Count,
ouit al Be toid. III Nircn YOU are Iihin,l. aud /
IN De endiut, lrom sand Gsnlt mo the lueuu Sn-
. razor Cnnn 81 l. =" aud Ga ccry.-Ili, app'ica
non vii be leu del on. unreasonable delay,
nd refused ui sand County CoutI, to hea, ntotoa
dcsoh sad lnJulct'on.
LEWIS STIFF, Admir-.
o; Jlmrs M,hr decd
February 81 ID"
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rs 31lSo
rF"THE LYNCI3URG YIRGIXAY~

. p,.isl.3 81 niweei7 fererg Hotiy ri IHars IAN ~
An, D,lars per- a4anf p1Ytt,eia rrace Ne sabsrJiD
~ mil he r,cei-ci fr store, Dri, tb,a afhls: 1i
o.oer aH be dscoqti@ie tetrei At the discretion Of lie
laf,rs,J until nj arfeara ;cs ar PtiL
a@tDIER FfStAE NF>n.srrie II n ceafs per square
., ess FIR The FRS, ia'rtia at 3i cns fer Grey snb,e
gu,n ~se '"a
rJJD3 PRiNFi 10 cr,rRtet aea4y aai crpelfious !
md ~. retsgaibic terns
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-08

WISH 10 reHfioy nn 'se'Ii irIy .oun, Nan ot
q s"b,r tad tGstr OFT, habits, ~ a oafpcd Ma
y M anlll tt rIIA 10 oyrrlon, about scvru hands,
JAMES r. GARLAND,
II III Amlrro, Il. Il.
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z. E3s ssEEyE..

'I'.lE .prlug sra-tol Ct, tlie sutscnbrr', school
Il viii com" nc an tn ; h la, Of Fcrtu5s.--
W pupil will hc ahnHrd, hat from rho ti,nr al ga
y 10 tAe end ct 1te ses,isi.- I"nns rs ,lelpi,.rc.
4. l.. TOW NLtA.
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#EENOLE IYONof Ea2.,.sv


The llpnru Is die trsoe L .>olinion, "a adopted
b. tn" llnns" al l5rlreHtes. On rnni.di\ last
J., iLs fL,U,c ~. Bci,,.,fey .L,Uy,5r,, o5tL 12g}
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H.. At i'm Ic>peety. b,laeh"~ nltli lho aesfrea,r
,,nou = ol.J,h nd frlu>or G.ln's liabilities. ~ -.
rnr u - rudlIsrf IN rhrn irsi ceinc BLnhs. Nud
tn the euidr OF sall "ti,ei., thy AZ dcs#ed TO
mali. on ihrr, s,aeiu.ut n rbc fIinNiua fl=.n.r:
They sh3ll H. la,r eaet ic,lor At rr-atd N II.
enrss thus - 4ry >hllI oll h. nrINIlnaI Win
OWES rlle ln,r>t din. tI,e S,aaad , aud :. on
. thc I'D the finn uo lug IL" Latte,l Icl .IralI be
allied :; The ,rco d ; {; aud nuu IN llr rnl :--,ud
so with tr ri,sr.t.on. . po.ic Ia NJ. l. ihr,
81, II STATE l!t anoau, Of his nlcl, lr,s. h : trade
g. the 4,lnoulI hound 10 the i iuh tor. each
individual OF prrson distinguished /, figure, ,i1r,.
and. Aud the aggregate .unpuuI hr l. IAblc to tx
Bunk for h"rs secnrts. &c, Ia re,icnee 81 Tar
hnoNn. aid 50 III relation 10 0rns, shar the, Dul-
thrr .he,r IN, am mt Nh / each dIIee,I and ON r.
II the + MI, o0r> and fhc amount tan e4,h d,
5puud tor tho Bluk also ia Gpunbrr oi itrm
befs ui the Lrzl>iljurc who Own stock In aud
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TNp ksiednsonF EE,se OF Stages

,"'v@siAr Coon llo'rl every other day. Al So
cIerk y NJ, hy "asoi mslIlr, and tiuou ii Noul
all South tnolna. II Millel@nGe, Geo.
Ian. IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22

Pursuant Ia a Decree Of the Cout IF Pro-
bate, ofthe Dnn Of .na!fieiown, there sciH
be soH at Public .Auetion on MONDAY,
the Sist day Of December, 1858, al tee
O'ciock on the premises.
A Ii. the right, title, aud interest which Joka
~ Allen had nj the time Of his deceese in
and to two certain tracts Of Land-one situate
in Portsmouth, containing about twenty acres.
bounded northerly on land belonging To the heirs
Of Rowland Allen, deceased Easterly on the
road No,therly partly on land of the heirs Of
Thomas &. Allen, dec aud partly on land vt
Sarah Green, and partly on land ot John Onnm )
and Westerly on land Of Jonathan COgeeshall.-
The other track is situate partly in Nldd-io~n
and partly in Portsmouth, containing aboni nine
acres, bounded N"'therly partly on land Of iio~
rntio Allen I; Easierly 4 Southerly on Lnd Of
The heirs Of John Stanton, deceased and We-s-
tcry on land Late Of said John AIen-W so
much of said tracts of.and as will rase the
of six hundred and sisty-six dollars aud ninety
five cents, with incidental expenses Sale to
commence on the first mentioned premises. -
Conditions nj time and place of sale.
JOSHUA COGGESIIALL, Executor.
Aliddletown, Nov. %, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22

THIS choice and safe olntn,ent u said tn
be- superior To any now in use, for tho, disa-
rreeable and lonihsomc disease. tie ITCH.
THIS ointment is 81 certain in its operation
ihs, no person tronhled with the above dlsor-
der "ugh, 10 he without ". II vs. remedy
Tor cutannous .ruptlons, scorbutic affections
oi the head. cr nny other breaking ont winch
arises from sharp hunor- ~ the blood.
pucc 2J cents p box.
A fresh supply Is jnsl received for sale Ny
De. X. Il. Hazard, ai The Sigu Of the Greri
Nonar--and bv d.. 1hos. 4. Moore, aud
H. J. raylur, Druggists. Newport.
Also nj wholesale by J. a. w. Town,end.
corner at Brrk,nan and Wnirr street. New
York. and by the principal Druggists ~ 'hs
J un,on. v I. leae-eo"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE PUB.
oRRrs TOOTH WASH.

YGNHE ORRiS TOOTH WASH is purely a
"A vegetable preparation. possessing the pro-
perilcs Of cleansing the teeth and mouth. resior-
ing the gums To healthy state. and preventing
anv unpleasant TASTE or odour ~ the mouth, wheth.
er arising from decaNed teeth, Or from u dCransed
state of the stomach.
"Sound teeth and white teeth are the most
valuable portions of poor humanity, bat how ma
nv neglect the attention necessary for their pre-
srryalion, ,cven when surrounded by all The means
needed Among these wo know of none more
pleasant aud rtcc,ual than the Orris Tooth " ash:
II clcauses aud whltrns the teeth, Strengthens the
gums purfrs the mouth aud swertcus the breath
We recommend It's use 10 all, young aud old ~
[Bo>lnn Post
"rha OrriS Tooth Wash is the hest detergent
we ever used Oh cut enamel. - Boston Tran
script
10 the PubHc.-Thr concurrent testimony of
the most eminent Dentists aud members Of the
mrdlra lacult, IN every part OF ib. UOion, is u
nilcd in favor oi the Onis Tooth Wash
From Dr. Eleazer Parn,l,. Dentist.
I have used The "Onis Tooth Wash," md
having been made acquainted with the var"u.
articles Of which il is composed, feel great plca-
sure in recommending 1t ~ AN agreeable, whole
somc, aud efficient wash for the mouth,
ELEAZEt PARMLEY.
No u Park Place H. Y, Jan 1898.
From \. Dodge, manufacturer Of limitation In
corrup,hle Teeth, aud Surgeon dentist n. Nmk
Gentlemen L consider our Oni- Tooth W ash
the brS IN use. ] wish TO keep 1t constantly on
hand for the use of NY patients please sepd ~,
supply Signed. n DODGE.
i2S Canal street, New York, July -. 1888.
The ADORE is for Safe IN .N,rPorf, by
U. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
Elacking,
or Leather PrcscrVativc,
Prepared and sold by
w. ii. READ,
l63, Thames street, .Newport, r.. l.
l63, Thames street, .Ntwpori, X. l.

TIITS Backing will be found upon trial to
surpass any other now in use, for soften
ing aud preserving all kinds of leather, and
rendering the same perfectly impcrvlous IL
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that he
can now offer to the public an article that
will give universal satisfaction. BY this com
position all kinds of leather. however hard,
may in very few moments by its appica-
ton, be made perfectly pliabe.
Ian % lS.}S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22
RUSSELL'S CELEBRATED
salt IL II G u IRl Oi ID IN IN {.

THIS is unquestionably the best and saf-
est remedy ever yet offered to the public fof
HAT obstinate disorder SALT RIlEUM-
Where other means have failed, Il has sue
ceeded, and the fact that 1t has been extern
sively used by crninent PraciIiloncrs speaks
volumes in IT. praise. u is equally efi'cac'ous
IN all diseases of the skin, scaId head, ring
worms, aud the most lnVeterate i,ch, &c NC,
Numerous certificates might be "bta'ned. but
the proprietor chooses TINT tar trial should
be the only evidence of ITS superior eilicacy'
Price 80 cents box.