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[BY AUT'iEORITY.1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TwENTy-FIFTn CONGRESS-.

PuBLIc-Nol7.1
AN ACT directing the transfer of money remaining
unclaimed by certain pensioners, and authorizing
the payment of the same at the Treasury of ihe u
nited States.
BE At enacted by the Senate and Honss of Reyresen
afres 81 The United States Of dnerea in Congress as
se'n1e1 Tha, all money which has been or ma,
.ercIfter be- Transmitted TO the agents for payins
pensions, which may have remained or may hereaf
ter rcmlin in the hands ofsaid agents unclaimed by
any pen>oner or pensioners for the term of erb,
months atfei the same may have or may become dine
aud payable shall be transferred to tho Treasury of
the United states and that all pensions unclaimed
as Aforesaid shall DO thereafter payable only at the
Treasury of tie United States and out or money
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2. And be further enacted, That the ,yans.
fer directed by the first section Of this act shall be
made ny the draft Of the Commissioner of Pensions
upon the agents for paying pensions, and in favor
of The Treasurer OF the United States; and tbat the
form Of ead draft shall be prescribed BY the Secre
tary of War. = 0'''e
JAMES * POLK
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
Ri. NJ. JOHNSON,
President ofMe Senate
APrRovED, April 9th, 1888.
NJ. VAN buren,.
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ORRlS TOOTH WASH.
7EVME oRnIs TOOTH WASH !. n,,r.,

ONNhS hOOth WASH Is purely ;
A vegetable preparation, possessing the proper
ues oi cieansi'ig The tea,a and mouth restoring al,
gums 70 healthy state. and preventing any un
peaScH' 'aEe or odonr ~ The mouth, whether ari
sing from decayed teeth, or from deranred state a
the stomach. o VI
Sound teeth and white teeth are the mos, volpa.
Die portions Of poor humanity, but how many NO.
siec' 'he attention necessary for their preseryaton
even when surrounded by all the means needed
Among these we know of none more pleasan, ami
eHeclual than the Orrls Tooth Wash; il cenpses
ana whi'eDs the teeth, strengthens TIE gums nur;.
Hes tue mouth, aud sweetens the BREATH We roc
oinmenc Its use TO all, young and old"
:. Boston Post
Inc Orris Tooth Wash Is the best deterrent we
ever used on onr enamel, y Boston Trnnscr;nt
10 che Pa'fie.-The concurrent tes,imony of Tho
most eminent Dentists and NE hers of Tho ,cd;c.I
faculty IN every part of tho Union is unied in r.,
vor Of the Orris Tooth Wash. " ."
From DIR. Eleazer Parmley. DENTS,
nave used the "Orris Tooth 'Wasb.n and bav.
ing been made acquainted with the yarious ar,;cles
OF wh'cn 1t Is composed feel great pleasure in rec
oemmending Q II as an agreeable, wholesome. and ec
hciebt wash for the mouth
40. IL Park Place N. ". jan, 1893.
r. ELEAZER PARMLEY.
on ~, Dodge, manufacturer Of Imitation In.
'or."puo'e Ieeth, and Surgeon Dentist New York.
Al. ue"uemen.-i consider your Orris Tooth Wash
'e saS 9ess ~ use wish to keep it constantly ON
supply. f'e 'e"o ne
i2s S:ual s;sls street, New York July Is, 1888.
The abOrs is for Sale in Nempo,t. Sv.
"a \. :. TAYLOR.
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c. REMOVAL. -kD
JAMES ID. SEABURY
ERCHANT TAILOR,

No. Ia, THAMEs-SFREET,
Respectfully announces 10 the public that he
MAS removed from the Store recently occu.
"a n pied by him, to the store, lately occupied
by Pelcg A. Potter, where he offers for sale fash
lonable assortment of Broadcloihs Cassmeres. Sat
iinets, and yesiings and all other goods usually
kept by Merchant Tailors--wherc garments of
descriptions will be made to order, at the shortest
notice, and warranted 10 fit.
W Partcnlar attention paid TO cutting.
uT J. ID. >. hopes by strictattentionto to his bust.
ness to meet the wishes Of his customers nd to mer
il the patronage of his lellowctizens, which he very
socits.
Feb. 81
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POETRY.


come on my airy pinions light,
With smiling face serene,
TO spread DER the earth, for her mahtle white,
A beauteous robe Of green
The SHOWS dissolve, as onward sweep,
Der the cold and frozen plain,
And nature wakes from her ice-bound sleep,
Into teeming life again.
The cuckoo, my herald, hath bid me come,
And Earth for my visit prepares
And the wild bee has gone fran It's torpid home,
Through the clear blue fields of air;
The red-breast, delighted, returns once more
To their woned woodland grove,
And the sonssiers again their carols pour,
And her plants, the turtle dove.
Son zephyrs shake from my breezy wing,
And scatter them round my way;
Meath my fairy step gay now'rets spring.
And life bounds forth in play;
The trees are clothing themselves anew
In the forests, one by one,
And the clear streams the valles through,
Bask light in the salient sun.
When PhGbus has sunk in the golden West,
And the calm soft eve comes on,
My evening bird sings the world to rest
Till the tranquil night has gone;
But when rosy morn, with the breaking day;
Is purpling the eastern skies,
My early lark with her matn lay,
Bids earth with her slumbers rise.
Then breathe, and the passing shadows sweep
Ger the sunny landscape round,
The waters start from their silvery sleep,
With gentle nIurmuring bound
The rusting leaves and the waving groves,
The birds as they sweely sing,
The verdant earth and skies above,
Rejoice in the breath of Spring.
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HAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
II n Wharfto the Old Stand in Green Street, for
mery occupied by Seatury & Tennant where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of bis old friends
and customers, to whom he returns thanks for their
past iavors and socits continuance of their patron.
age,
u Orders left as above--at his stable in Pelham-st
or at his house in Church-st. will meet with prompt
attention Passengers conveyed to and from the
Steamboats,, as usual.
Nov. 1st.-tf
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IIYGEIAN.
TUyHIs Is TO CERrFY, tha, Mr.. 81,

TUNHIs Is TO CERTFY, that Mr.. SAMUEL
n foUso, having given assurance oflis eonvic.
ton IN The iiygeian Theory of Physiology. as dc.
ve'oped by the British College of Health, Londor;
aud having furnished the necessary security against
counterielts, Is appointed State Agent for vending
the HPGEIdN PROFITABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE AND PUBLIC A TIONS m and for
the state OF Rhode-lsland.
In confirmation whereof I have this SIKH day of
February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, set my hand. GEORGE TAYLOR.
Sole General Agent far the United States Of america
6y appointment Of the British College Of Health.
I'll - subscriber being appointed Sole Agent by
DR.. George Taylor, (Snccessor to Dr. H. Shepard
Moat) for vending MORIsON's HYGEiAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES in the State of
Rdode-l Island hereby gives notice that no person
VIII be authorized To yend said Medicines in this
city but Tor the accommodation of the public, a.
gents are appointed in different parts Of the State
and to guard against iniposons. they may rest as
sured, THAI should any Medicines be offered for sale
IN this State; purporDg 10 be Morisoas Hpgeian
Oa'rersaf Medicines, by any person except myself
or my authorized agents. named below that they
Will be spurious article. SAMUEL YOUNG.
No. 107 Westminster street.
AGENTS APPOINTED, VIZ.
Mr.. DAVID MELVILL, Newpor.-Mr ELL
PHALET YOUNG, Wickford-Mr. JOHN b.
WALKER, Woonsocket. mchI4-ly.
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FOR SALE.

VHNHE PROSPECT-HII.L FARM in mid
u dletown. This is one Of the most pleasant stu
atoms that the eye can view Rhode Island; it is
bout one mile from Newport line, on the main road
il contains about 80 acres of first rate land enclosed
IN IL lots, with stcne walls, and 81 gates made o
yellow pine and several iron gates with granite stone
posts. The farm is well watcred by 'sprngs in 10
lots some olwhch are never known TO fail. There
is beautiful grove consisting Of great number of
wood trees and one of the handsomest Orchards on
the Island containing 20 different kinds of the best
selection OF fruit trees the country afford with
hundreds of Sycamore trees. well of water near
The door washes equal to rain water. The House is
two stories high, Of good size and well finished,
stone Barn, Crib, Carriage House, Summer House,
Sheep House, Workshop, and every other conven
ence necessary.
Apply to Capt. BORDEN UOOD. Newport
BENZ BROWN, Esqr, Portsmouth.
HENRY BAST0W, Esq. New York;
Rev. DdPID REED, Boston.
Newport, Jany. EFT
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NOTICE.

fmNHE undersigned having been approved by the
" Cour Of Probate, sole Executor of the last
viii and testament of his brother JOHN w sTE-
VEINS late Of Newport, deceased, requests all per.
sons indebted to said estate, to make immediate pay
ment; and all those having just and legal claims, are
also requested 10 presen; Them Immediately for ad
Jusimeut
Any person in possession Of books or other prop
ery ofthe deceased also requested to return them
and any one having loaned him books or any thing
else, are invited to call and claim the same
ROBERT STEVENS,
Qualified Executor,
Newport, Nov. Sth 1887.
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HOUSES 4 SHIP pATNTINe,

NHE subscriber would ;,f,r,, ~. e..
the public, that he win son,nm. s ',enIs re- and
and Ship Painting ond G]aziue al The o,d s iosse
merry occupied by Heazsr j. Rsod No. Ia au rha a"1
oTess wnere he Intends keeping ss sood a., "s''es
0s9 sesmsn, and Of = pure qualify Of PANTS pa ~ s.
~, 49, ee; q q any oiher Paint siors Of this town
s,tsU,;os q s. xsx q stock will meet with prompt
Apvi II. ION s!s,yr u = sol,e,'ed.
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II II
. EGS leave TO inform his old customers and all
~ - others, that he has Just been through his stock
OF Dry Goods aud reduced them very much is about
TO make alteration m HIS business and has receIv-
ed some new goods already, and is soon expecting
many more and the real good barg Jus may be ex-
pected many articles are much cheaper than those
oi last importatlOn-his assortment is good and has
now on hand, viz blue black brown mike and mu-
berry BFoadcoths and Cassimeres; Satnett aud
Woolne,ts Umbrellas, Blankets, Bazes. FlanelIs
and Bookings; plain and ig'rd French Merno
Cloth; English do; good cheap assortment Of
Circassians heavy English Duck a handsome as
sortfnent Of HEARTH RUGS. BRUSSELS and wit
ton from $3.50 10 So; few pieces of FLOOR
CARPETING Irish Linens, Ginghams, CALI
Goes, and French Prints; Hosiery from ten cents TO
Isl per pair; shirngs aud sheetngs, from six to %
ents per yard Bed-ckiDgs and stripes twill'd and
clam plain STRAW BONNETs, Fiz'd do
Leghorn and Florence do, English patterns; Book
mlsns, from % cents to 5 per yard Swiss ig d
and PLAN muslin; Bishop Lawn. Cuinbric muslins
yackonet and medium do blanket shaws A TO S-4
handsome and good; merno and wraught French
shawls, cotton figd and plain; Fig'd Vevetcen;
sewing silk shawls Of different kinds and figures
an elegant assortment of cheap and FASuIONA-
Bile RIBBONS and Bengs; Fancy Boxes
Gloves, Nuns Cotton and Tayor's best Persian
Thread; Chaps do and others, with great variety
OF other articles not enumerated. His old Custom
ers and all others invited to give him CALL and
they shall have the real good bargains.
March 2I 1893.
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I" = THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD -
-A-Yes, Balm has bee u found IN DIR. JAYNE'S
INDIAN EAPECToRANT. Balm whose health
iegeneraiing powers never have boenequaled. We
therefore say, 10 the afflicted child OF man. Gomez try
I; Fry it in coughs, co DIS. consumption. asthma,
splitting OF blood, and all diseases Of The Lungs and
Breast, and it will not deceive you. I, has truly
wrought miracles in raising the afflicted from the jaws
of death ard restored thea, TO health to ioy aud to
eladncss. Thousands have used II. aud have found
relief. aud therefore why not you' II may be had
Of A. b. and ID SANDS, 100 Fulton, cor. of Wi.
liam ST. New York. also, by II. X. HAZARD.
Sign cfthe Golden Mortar.
Jan. 3d.-6m Newport r I.
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MlVy HAT sToRE.

MEaVv HAT STORE.
q THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
" friends and the public generally. that he
ZMNh has opened the Store, at No. 81 Thames
IT, street, (formerlv occupied by the late s.
q. Weaver Hat Store,) where he
intends keeping assortment of all kinds of Gentle
mems, Boys, and Cbildrens Hats and Caps
He has now on hand a complete assortmen of
SILK, PLAIN. AND FUR HATS,
of good quality, which will be sold as cheap as a,
an, store in Newport. A share of public patronage
respectfully solicited.
PERRY WEAVER
~ Is. Hats and Caps made to order IN the newest
style, atshor notice. April 26.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, u. I.
APRIL LIST, 1888.

PORT, r. I.
APRIL LIST, 1888.
GTPersons calling for them wiH pleas
sag :" advertised," as they are placed in q
separate Dor.
A hrs Edward Landers
John Allen Miss Almira Lord
| T. Allen NJ
John Austin James Manchester
John NJ Austin Proctor Marsh
Joseph Aylsworth Thos Martin
B VIM Martin
Abraham Brown Isaac 7 Merritt
James Barne James Mckenzie
Alfred II Barker Sylvester ID Melville
Daniel Brown Mr. aiaifi'w
Jonathan Bassett 2 B Augustus Mason
! Mrs Sarah Bnsh M McGngor
Elizabeth Barker 2 Miss Mary Melville
Lucinda Borden Sarah b Mitchell
Abby Barker Abby Mitchell
| Miss Eliza Brenion 2 N
Charlotte D Brown Mrs Harriet Norlhup
Jane Brown Miss Mary II. Norris
&c p
WIN d Callahan James Philips
Stephen Cornell Joseph Peckham
Timothy Cook Miss Anna Prior
Robert $ Chase
WIN. Clarke Stephen A Robinson
Joseph Case Mrs Ann Rogers
Simeon Card Elyina Rickelson
jonathan Cady >
Mrs Catherine Clifton James Stevens
Catherine Campbell Francis Scott
Thankful G Crandall John Sisson
Catherine ID Ceeer Richard Shaw
ID Alden Simmons
Raymond Durfee Albert Scott
George A Draper Mrs Bella Stoddard
Gideon Dennisen Miss Elizabeth sha"
Miss Sarah Davis Eliza Stany
T. Elizabeth Sweet
John Freeborn Jr. LYDIA smith
Z.
Mons. Giguare Charles N liley
s Gosng Iienry iiit
Peter Grant Mfs Lhzapeih io"hsehd
John GoT Mrs Taylor
Miss Ann $ Goodson EiizaDeh u iew
Ann A Grinnell
Miss Clifford Isaac Wilbur
U Nicholas White
Notbon Uuo,bIn Samuel Webster
Sias Halfway Gldeon WILCOX
John p IJnmInond William Wiring
Henry Hewitt Mrs Jene & Weeden
WIN. n Howard Miss Rebecca West
Gideon Hoxse MIDDLETowN.
David Holloway Abncr Peckham
James NJ floode Joseph Barker
Miss Laura Hazard Mrs Francis Almy
Ann House JAMESTOWN.
Peleg Eldred
'1'"es ihsh Thomas ii Watson
Miss Ann S Johnson p,,.;o,. raar,ncn
X iairick ieefakeh
john Keon hnarew Mnhni"
lanes Long hlchafa hyras
Margaret Harken
II. II. CARR, l.. NJ.
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NOTICE.

nv fSEs
YEVHE Co-parnersbip heretofore existing, in the
ID Drug3est business, underline firm OF Oliver
c. Turner & Co, was this day dissolved by mutual
persons having unsettled accounts with
said firm are hereby requested to present them for
adjustment and settlement, to either ofhe subScri-
bers. OLIVER G. TURNER,
WILLIAM G. TURNER.
Newport. Oct. 1th ls37-Il.
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WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil Biaekmg,
or Leather PrCscrvativc,
Prepared and sold at the Shoe-Store Of
w. IL. READ,
lf0 YrLaus. c,s A.. ~

l63, Ihames-Street, Newporf, X. 4.
VNHls Backing will be found upon trial 20 sur.
u pass any other now in use, for soliening and
preserving all kinds Of leather ard rendering the
sane perfectly impcrous to water. A composi.
'on 10 valuable has long been wanted. The sub
scrioer, aier several years experimenting. feels
.onauen' That he can now offer to the public an ar.
composition oil kinds of leather, however hard.
may 10 very few moments by its application, be
made perfectly plisble.
Eeb 7.-Iy
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NOTICE.

VEvHE late firm of DIR. VIM & J V. Turner hav-
"a ing been dissolved by the decease of Doctor
VIM. Turner. the business will continue 10 be con.
Quoted by DR.. Jas. v Turner, associated with Doct.
y. G. Turner and Doct. H. L. Turner--under the
firm OF Doct. James V. Turner 81 Co.
JAMES v. TURNER,
OLIVER &. TURNER
HENRY L.. TURNER.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Dr. VIM.
~. V. Turner, are requested to make immediate
settlement with the subscriber,
j. v. TURNER,
Oct llth. SURFING Partner.
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HEAP SID IL, THAN Es-STRET,
NEwPoRT, DE-IsLAND.
NATHANIEL SWEET
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JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
BRA NDRETH's VEGETABLE
Pr . = s..

s.i y or the last ~ months h.vs ala s-oo ,,h
rms and only single ind;y;d"a -. sud mU ,t -
ear WIN, them while hundreds in ,bs town
M Nons mem ns,,, and are willing to be referred TO-
VIM Vo.s ,h on , ,h,s Island except those sold BY
~ The sales on this Island are an Il, 1;snarelh N.
THn % e Iesi 0i The sste For the last y.ar Fnsp
n H. S,a, SaaNp DOLLARS WORTH has h.a. ~ ~
~ 'he STATE OF Rhodesand & Tho sales a,s sola
is"ons oos e PROOF OF their goodness.
Dec. 9th, en- a''hVrlsed agent.
vegetable Universal Pills.
ESTABLISHED In ENcIANn,-
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those ssuaire prev. snd ihoush ,Ae wa, si,s-,s b.
lsthr., the Grs, drop she tork rs,e hsr sers ref L.
continued taxing them. exnc,iy sccrl,as ~ the a,
tsfshsr appetite restored 10 ehtids tfs.1.
sod she continued gradually 10 recover thai 10 ~,
know hnt her hath 70 eooS a, has hen ,,,,
~ marriei, fsg Ten vsari,
~ n. She took about one and one half bottle, VIZ,
she called herself YELL,
TIMOTHY GEORGE.
, orring,op, Maine, April 30, iG3a@
ITThe above Medicine is or sale by n. s. nom
E7ND. General Agent, i8g Washington street, poss.
ricrt n,HHspm lccrt e,yifeng 70 he rood ,sfh nm,
mfdicins BE- also, cold ly most Il ihs io.i
master. IN America Price, three and one third "a ls
lrr. (ta so) per heI ounce.
o. Fer ,ale ~ ,he Rr,laui Book Store by w.r,r.-
.fgeni Price So 10 per bottle. pewGm
LEVI LEWIS, Agent, wrns W
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LE.N.T UEN ES7.lTE.

ST7TE or FERMONT, I DE it Remembered tina,
Distrirt If RaIasd, IS ID at Special Probate
Court lac ID al Rutland IN SAID District this 3)th day Of
July d. 1888.
Present WIN HALL, Judge.
An instrument pupordog 10 be the last will and tesla
ment Of Lent Ives lac ot Wansiord in said district,
deceased being presented to the Court here by John
Ives and Alexander Miller, the Executors therein nam
ed for probate
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at Session Of said Court,
be holden Ruandon the Sd day OF September 1888,
and sew If any they may have against the Pro
bate of said viii for Which purpose II further ordered
that n copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successvey in the Rutland Herald print
ed al Rutland may be
n b. TOWSLEE, Register.
A true copy of record.
" b TOWSLEE, Register
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wfseus suy s,.isssu-s frosn MeiicAi Ma. To rr
ths character II ths iadsn ratrsiiss 81 sw Scfd.h
ssy neess.sFy T. ssis that Yrscsis, sssFg curative
rfopstie ~A,,h rsn be psests ~ @sai,clHt. w tre
ihs ges ~ ePeung aad tesYrg opso ~ ne nsiurs
drafts "a hs bi1 sni ihs' r.fsessrtnef ~ ns sts
20 81 nat u rtarrfstF W order 20 sysHtnHuts 80 she
ert, - ever disease D. whch cfth ~ her to- THE
THuUeANIs or CURFS that have already hee"
sG,ciss! BE- PassGsrbis sua baltimore col oihrf soe'
folly UEsrsui The ttli,f that whru this red CO. aii
BIC ar esucrsy kGown. dpests 81 every KIDD Mi be
lutss, 81 "a lsnl
AZ FrsueiFei rGsce f-f ne New Fn-'sua State sof
tho suis ogi sptss p.fLI.sBLE PILLS. No. 1873
2 fc g,asf s,resf. Es,,rn
PRICE Is CTS. PER BOX WITH Full
DfRECTi0N.N,
Hm. FAY, .4xeai, Ratlapa c..
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A. LOGAN, ?. NJ.
From the Postmaster Of CIarcmon, n II

From the Postmaster of Clarcmont, n. II.
u" The above powerful and invaluable medicine is
dong wonders ia this section of the country as well as
IA OF ere APplcai for il have been made in VAR.
Gus p'aces IN this vicinity. young lady in this town
ha- been restored ON consumption and confirmed il
health 10y the use Of nyNo mistake. She had been Wis
tied by various physicians, but al to no purpose, One
Pt'di Of this medicine produced he long desred tfeci
few more bottles Of this cfescious Medicine NAV be-
found at the Post Office If applied for SOON J. NYE
Sole Agent for Claremont.
Claremont, April 90, 1888"
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ISAAC B. RICH.
BEAVER posr Orr1cr. Pa. .Mnrch l. l83a.

BEAVER PosT OFFICE, Pa. March /, 1898.
Dear Sir--Sincc last wrote you. have several
perors who have been the Sanative aud erery
cdse has proved itself. worthy the name heats
young man. Robert Nclhery, had been wasting away IN
seated consumption for the last two yenrs--and 10y
nghis medicine about SIX weeks his cough. Iaius g.
lett him entirely, and he so well as to be about
his ordinary business.
Indeed SIR, from the rapdy Of the sales, the value oil
the Sanative may be safely determined ON who'll,
out have daily cals for it, aud with you would forward
me more as soon as possible. Yours &c.
A. LOGAN. 7, NJ
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SILAS rrLLERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. DE It Remembered that
District Of Rutland, 81. ! i)at SPECIAL r,otaie
Court held at Rutland IN said distfie, the eth day e
August, 1888.
Present WN. II ALL Judge.
Zrha Fuller. Administrative of the Estate Of Silas
Fuller late 81 Shethurne, deceased. having osed To
render OF her administration, aud present her
account against said Estate for allowance.
Ofd,rcd, That said account he Examined in Pro-
bate Court vt session thereof ga be holden Al Ru'
lanl said sficton the lirs Monday cpemberuexi,
aud thu; all persons concerned therein he notified TO up.
pear at fad time and place aud show fauy they
may have sgRrsl the allowance of said account, and
lhats c'Py olthis order ho published in the Rutland
ilerulI printed at Rutland, as may be, three
weeks tucccssively. II. b. 1ONsLEE RsgBier
true copy Of record
81 Attest, II. B. TOWSLEE, Register