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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25
CURE FOR JAUNDICE & DROW
SINESS.

IOUEPARED from receipt originally procured iron
4 an indian Family. " WAS formerly known ne The
Ind an Corrective ana highly esteemed for ITS eicacI
for All conpl. nts mentioned below.
In the Spnug at the year, every onr T. troubled NOR
or leSs with propensity To sleep aud by the use o l
corrective II he oh, lated entirely. For puri Ini
nj eradcaling nl knds of humurS IT, ~ the blood,cvei
II they app, externally The face, any part ." i'
hody, II is much better and f eih aci NJ han any
eNtrnll u ir ton in fact seldom knew II to TAIL n
proving ee,ual 1hr pali, viii nG IopcIa es uof'
IN the blood thlu apy other rrrl nrann lhey ever ~
ferret il Is tar hrtleT than salts, sulpr cream ia
orany preparation of This Mud tor when The hloo'
once puriii with this Corrective u remains IN a.
even temperature through the srnimer months. For
foul stomach jIundCe, general debility, weakness ~
he limbs, want of appetite, billions and liver complains
headache, stupor, &c &C. Tor the catarrh, which u
generally oned by the impIe st lie of the blood
ia re- 10th ing cXtaut that has proved so ellie ci"uS NJ
this pnrylug rectvc. For all the above complaint
IL is sci um known to fil IN proving an he, ual RENE
DIV. II really worth The public attention, as every oh
j. aware of the uupicaSat, ull, heavy feeling whr
th spring o HE year OduCcs Aud by the use ol III
corr ctve, he obyiated entirely, very one Ia
the nil aud gentle effect IL has an the loot. Y" '
had by who. sale aud retail, Of WIN. iIown, isl Wash
ineron tree, Wm. Ward 60. j. T.. IldllJ I Brown
Brewers. Gshine stevens T.. iodcn, a. Hayden, J
Kildcr. J. T.. Preston, Iumcs Fnwle, seth Fowle, q
ETerson, csiieauN, redeTick Prown !. Brown fhas
u. rogers south ,ioston =. kidicr Charlie town u.
Rrown n Harrison, salem 1hos. avis, Newhury port
rructnr Ehodcs, Nnn: Lrmun .foNhury; IalchPIovi
dcncc; Blbcock, Worcester: ShaitHck, T.. tamhtidg'
| 1hnrnton. New Bedford; shaw, all River; TAYLOR
NpN
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RE sP0IIN,a German phy'ieia" of much
EI note, having devoted his attention ior so'ne
years Ia the cute aud removal Of the causes oi
.NER POVS A.ND SICK UEA DACHE,
has the satisfaction 10 make known. that he has
u remedy which by removing The causes cures
elieCiually aud permanently this distressing ccin-
plant. There are many families who have con
sdercd Sick Headache a constitutional mcurnble
family complaint. DR. =. assures them that they
are mistaken, and laborng under distress which
they might not only alleviate, but actually erad,-
Gated by lhe OF his remedy.
II is The result Of scientific research, and is on
lirrly Of different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not unpleasant TO The
taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr. SPohn's
roneJy for ih's distressing complaint Is every day
gaining is certainly matter OF much as'onsh-
ineni. That So much suffering should have ex-
i.ted for ages without any discovery of an cfcciu-
al preventive, or cure, i, truly subject of much
regret, but Dr. y now assures The public that
such n remedy has been invented rs will COnylnce
the most creduors. ! he principles npon which
il acts are simple and plain II Is an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises primarily
from the stomach those who think they have the
Nervous Headache may resi- assured that ihlS or
gan, the stomach, is the first cause, that the sys
tenn has become ,iiiated or debiaied, through
the stomach, and that only through the same
channel must they expect restoration OF the
natural and healthy functions of the sysien.-
This object, DR.. Spbon's remedy Is emmcntly
calculated TO attain. The truth Of This position
cannot be conroyeried, and the sooner sufferers
with the headache become convinced Of H. The
sooner will their suierngs end in restoration of
health. Dr. Spohn pledges his professional rcpu-
ta,ion on this fact. The remedy may be had of
apolhecaries generally throughout the United
| States.
| COMSTOCK & co. wholesale druggists 2
Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one door be-
low Pearl street, Now York, General agents for
| America. T.. SPOiiN, VI -.
For sale by r. j. TAYLOR, Newport.
| Nnx 4
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DANDIES.

.M. Ediior.-As was passing mp West
Minister street the other day, was very mucl
amused at a few remarks made by Two lIlllt
urchins wlio were trottlng on before me-
They had Just met one Of our modern dan
dies, whose upper lip was pretty consIdera
bly, shaded with dark, grizzly looking hair.
"What's that? ?" asked the younger lad.
"rhai." replied the other, "why lhat-tha'
isl don't know what they call 1t, bot 1t be-
longs to the caravan"
ITO the caravan why ! wonder how II
GOT loose? Perhaps, twill bile /"
"No, guess not; poke stick at 1t, and
see"
No, at all afraid, The younkcr did run after
1t, and cooly poked a stick al ii. You IN
pertinent hlte rascal" exclaimed the ex
quisite turning suddenly round, "dcslSi, o.
ill chas,,se yc, dam'me, If ! will not"
"llcy z" cried the astonlshed urchin.
"ll-a.y yes, you low, vulgar, i!l-born
iltera,c scamp; III absquataIze you ~ al
instant"-and raising his foot too suddenly
to effect his purpose, as ill-luck would have
II, a seam gave way, and one leg OF MS pan
falcons was entirely ripped apart. -,
burst his boiler burst his boiler
screamed the lads, and away they scampercd.
The best of the joke was, three LADIES' stop
ped by the way, and witnessed the whole
affair, apparently with much qualification.
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procure more than bare subsistence nntll
yon have attained yorr reputation and habits
ynu may acquire, as an apprentice, viii be oi
Tar greater value.
There is another fault which it is the IN
lercst both of masters and apprentices should
be corrected and which arises from ms
directed ambition IN the boy, fostercd by
those ultra equality notions winch are selilng
order and subordlnntion every where nj den
unce. Ii Is an ambition Ia be considered
competent to the direction of his own aiairs;
To be- looked upon as occupying large share
of public attcitlon, which makes HIM NICE ~
! ms apparel, aud coxcomblcal ~ his manners;
induces Inn, 10 make demands upon his en-
ploycr for CONCESSIONS which are only calcu'
/ lated To feed a foolish vanity, aud place him.
| ia his own estimation, above his business
This is not only glorlng, but dangerous alb
surdlty; and leads 10 idle and cAtravaganl
habits, which usually cnd IN dissipation aud
ruin. Foadncss for dress is evidence ol Il
weak mind and Is an attempt 10 court ad'
mration at time when they are most likely
10 be laughed at for n ridiculous self conccll.
These things should be left for malureT
age, when people are willing To admit such
pretensions. in virtue Of character and age
l.lorjoK Gazette.
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An Indian being asked his opinion of a
case of Madeira wine, presented to HIM by
an officer, said he thought it a juice extract
ed from womans tongues aud lions hearts,
for after he had drank bottle of it, he could
talk forever and fight like the deuce.
'Wha, are you jumping after there" said
school master to an urchin who stood up t1
his eyes in a shir, collar. ] want to spit SIR
and was jumpin' up to spit over my dicky
Drinking water neither makes man slcl
nor i'm debt, nor his wife widow.
| Il hate the derl and all his works. as 'h
iournevman printer said Of the apprentice
when he knocked a hard days work into pi.
sThcse are the sweets of matrimony, as tn
man said, ven his wife threw the sugar bow
at his head.
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Attention E2alti Heads !

OFalthe remed es ever devised for the restoration
~ and prosc' vaii"n of tire ii'ir, n"hhg mas nee
found equal To Alibeus blragnous Hair Tone " sci
dom lai tn restore the hair To heal aud be.uil MANY
who we're bald three ls ago, can now tAhi.l hAu
RANT he IDS at hair. -.
u Is prepared from rec pc ot the CeebIcu W All
bcTt ~ Paris, by Que ut lbs iupis. .
The owing lett iron, br > Fitch, Is very hh'd
IlJ permitted to be used. . . ,
Philadelphia, May 10, ieE.
nr Jayme-I ear Sir: | feel that can hardly sa,
gii y.u favor of Alihcils' ras nous III If oh
sod by u. had the honor ola personal pnainlanc'
with iarun ~ bert IN Paris. Ie Is known Ia all th'
wuh as of the most eminent lrCturcrs an pfacl
tiu la all diseas sui the Kin, &c that has rNeI brei
known, all who have ever attended his consultations
the great Hospital aint lonls wh" htve H. ad ms
public lectures witnessed the sue css OF ms private
practice, wi unhestatingy aCknow ledge. lils iail
Tonic cons der one of the b 81 preparations iof
hair with v cl We are acquainted, and ihIly Jlshe'
The assertion ~ the cctns oi the pr el"I' Law
pcIicuccd the most signal bcnchs from IT, MY lil
had been falling oil about Two years, ana i'u lw'"i
very thin, threatening speedy baldne's, when com
meme using thl' remey' IN ab"n' one wees !. et,s
ed to fail H. have Il II now about thee months
,ud have full aud thick head of h'ir as can osN
u desire. have recommended lis ne 10 nuInbtl
at M, icuds who all speak well ri II. II faithfully
employed, have ~ doubt ot its general sncce,s.
may add h before using the Tonic u dtficd aImor
al the various articles employed Tar the 'ir' snch
the Mdcassar oil, all the Il Tereni preparations "i b az
on vegetable hair ol, Ac without experiencing much
u ""' ''"'''' Stil,:i, No l7a Chcsnut T.
Copy of a hticr from &c Park Pastor o the Bapii.
| hufch at liaddnnield, j.
| Iaddunhrli, Feb IL 1852.
! DrD Jayne-Sir: | tate pleasure IN inio ming y"'
hit til bottle Of Niibsi's II IL Tonic which obtained
ni YOU last Uclub r, : proved most saii ctory an
surcessiul My hair had tor long tine been exceed
ugy thin. Put nr TWO three years past II had S'
fallen out that my heat had lrcnne amo't chilrtl
bald. was under the n,,rs>iiy uf conrcali'g tIl
lbadncs by combng the hair OH the SIDES over H. bu
now after using al out h'i ui t'lc OF ih' Iunlc
have n luXiraEt a growth of hair as ever ha
! CGPARk.
| The Rev Leon I'D Fl.tth'r, Pastor of he BaItIs
Church Great Vail y, Pa who has used III ce bot
of this Touic and who hal been bald for years wrlt
! in IIr Jaynr; March =, 1888.
| My hair Is growing iimly, assure you.,,
II Mr. Flctrher's head il now completely covered witl
n tine growth of new hau whore hr had brch perfectly
bal helora. .
4 II may he had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID
.IJlYNE, General Agent, No 20 South 1hl''
street, Philadelphia. PIice 81. June l3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA M. EDDY
Agent for Newport, aud JonN A. WAps
WORTH, Providence, x. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-25

IN X. BOUTEIIE, SURGEON Dentist,
EEs respectfully informs the citizens Of New
port and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
The house formerly occupied by pr. Case, at the
foot Of Washington square. where he Is prepared
TO attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in It's
several branches. lie offers To insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to n full sct,eher
on pivols or gold plate, as the case may require I;
he will also I'LL decaycd teeth cleanse and extract
teeth, all of whicl, is done in Il safe and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
DIR. I'outellc, while in the study and practice
of Dentistry, has spared no pains to make himself
maSler of his profession, and has avalcd himself oi
knowledge Of most of the rccen, improvements
in the at. lie confidently trusts that to those who
may avail themselves Of an examination OF hs
work, that alone will be sufficient recommends
ton. but 10 secure confidence Of all, the following
testimonial is inserted from Doct Eslen, Of Pro,i.
dence. whose merits a. a Dentist are well appre.
ciat cd by the public generally.
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DIR. ATKINSON'S
CELEBRATED
Tcgctabh Golden Ointment.

This ointment having been used IN tho
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he bah
received begging Of him to give the public
the benefit of hIs research. he has complied
and now warrants this ointment to be a Ger
tain cure for all Scrolulous Eruptions, Itch,
Chopped Hands, Sat Rheum aud letter or
f,,ng. worm. Abrnslons of the Skin, and W..
ccra,cd Sore Logs tot no matter how long
S,pudiucA also. for Scald Head and Sore
Ears IN Children; tor sore Eyes or cracked
lIp, The cure Is inialliblc.
For sale by DIR. u. u. HAZARD
SIrn of tie Golden Mortar.
Nr1t ihu Count House.
Newport, Oct %. le3G.
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Cock stoves, ParlOr Stoves
and .SHOP STOVES.

4 large supply of Stoves OF different de-
~ scripiions for Coal and Wood. al so, a
general assortment ofTiN WARE and 9th
~ articles, ns usual io be sold at wholesale
W retail for cash. on a. reasonable tesrins
can be- purchased N The State.
PurchA-cte will do well 10 call and sec iOI
the n,,c ives. WM T.. MELVIlL,
July %. Ne. ~, Thames.gt
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office.

,V,IIE concern of b. WOOD 81 co. will
expire by limitation on the lst oi Au'
gust next. which makes it incumbent upon
them to insist upon an immediate settlement
of all outstanding accounts. Those who
have any accounts against them, will please
present the same previous to The time of linn
ltaton, and the accounts due them, b. Wood
& Coz not settled at that time, will be hand
ed over Cor collection.
The signatures of b. WOOD, or f. GRAY
under the name Of B. WOOD g. co. will be
used for the settlement of all accounts.
Newport June ist-6th, 1889.
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How do you like my preaching. Madam
why think you rather too long Mr.. Short
although you have got through earlier OF late.
1t was Il small subject to be treated so much
at large. A little less at least would have
pleased many, much more.
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TO Preserve CURRANTs.-Gathcr them
when green aud separate them from the
stems then put them into junk bottles, cork
the bottles closely and put them into cool
part of the cellar. CuHans may be kept
fresh and green in this manner year, and
will make excellent pies in the winter and
spring.
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Certificate.
Jan. 1s.. 1870.

JAN. ls;, lSJJ.
This ccrtlfcs that Dr. u. X. DoUTEiLE, Surgeon Dem
list lIns hrcn engaged with for Time past III the
study and practice OF Dentistry have found him very
ngeniols aud chcrrfilly recommend him Ia the public
~ Dentist worthy uf confidence; knowing him Ia be-
uf good moral character and believing they will be well
pleased with hi, professional Services any work that
passes through his bands.
W.T.. ESTEN, Dentist,
Jan "a. No 9, WestInnster-st., Providence.
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CO-partncrshiP Dissolved.

,gNlIE Co. partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Joseph FINER s. Co.. IL
this day dissolved, by mntnal consent.
JosEPH ViNrR,
GIDEON BARKER,
JOuN G.. BirTNEg.
The subscribers grateful for past favors re-
spcctiuy inform their friends and the public,
that they will continue the business of Silk.
Cotton and Woollcn Dying, in all It's various
branches at the old stand, on Tanner street.
under the firm of Barker & Biitnr.
GIDEON BARKER,
April II, 1880. JouN q. BIrrNtR.
No Goods accounted for after the expira-
ton Of one year from the time they are left
at the Dye House.
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Large .1ches from Little Toe Corns gro,r.'
(tORNS, CORNS-Au clIcctual and war
" rantcd cure for Toe Corns, which does
not fni,o cure in one instance in 100, for sale
by tho gross, dozen, or single box, by a. B.
6; ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner of Williams
St, N. York. Also. by Il. II. HAZARD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Newport, X. |.
Price OILY % cents. Dec 2S.
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CO-partncrship Dissolved.

vuNIIE o-partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of IL. & J. HAMMOND, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to them by book account or otherwise
are requested to make payment prior to the l5lf
Of March, to IENAs l.. lIAMMoND, AS all de-
ndnds will at that date be placed ia the hand-
OF an Attorney for collection.
ZENAs l.. HAMMOND.
Feb. 81, 1889. JoHN HAMMOND.
TIE subscriber, grateful Tor past favors, re-
spectfuly informs the public tina, he intends con-
tnung the PdT.N'TLNG and GL1/f.NG
BUSLiESS. in all is various branches, at the
old stand, No. 3 Colonnade Row, where he will
keep constantly on hand a variety Of Window
and Picture Glass, Paints, Oil, and all articles
usually sold in Paint Store.
T,L oI ZENhs l.. HAMMOND.
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CODartncrship Formed.

A copartncrship has this day been formed
"A by the subscribers in Broad street,whcro
they intend keeping on hand general as.
sorimcnt Of GROCERIES, CROCkERH
BOOTS and SHOES. GR.4LE FIR.H
ING UTENSILS, and variety of Other
articles, looked for in Variety Store. =.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of Nicholas White & Co.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan I, 1889. NOAH WHITE.
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EAR. VAN uAMDERT's FEMALE
~ IRENOVATING pILLS-Erom Ger

many--An cncctual remedy lor suppression, IT,
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by !. u. Hat, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers ,tcet aud T.. VI. Guion, corner oi
Bowcry aud Grand street, aud corner Of llrnr,
aud Pike streets aud by T.. lurnct, - Sr'l'
avrnue, New York. Alo, hy Dr. X. u. llAI
Arp, 1T the s,sn Of The G,,al Mortar NcNPoh
ri. tNach !
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l,I HE VIRTUES or SNRSAPARII.LA extracted on
! an entire new plan, by Mossrs. B. q u. Sands 100
Fulton street, New York.
IT. superiority most preparations oi Sarsnpar
now fully established. u n mn article much used for
pur ing the blood all of the year, it pr'
unrcd with The best Spanish SarsapRrllr H. efficacy
fi curing the SIT Rhcum, Barb,rs Itch, Scad I',ad,
aud Hll diseases uf the skin whou used wit Snds' eel
chfnted remedy l. iuly established. For sale on
Is ~ Bosiun by VIM. Brown, 4tl Washington street
seth Fowc, Prince street James Fowlo, Grcrn stlcct.
| an 81 Tor sale in NaWnnrl hy u. J. IANLOR.
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aG d
WORMS
tnotony
msnm edM
noWm
ncto necessary
TO
in nc
saws lila tinaGw d
MIR rLnA t
liza n
MIR Gnaui N fuse
i
Annhrg
ror g
nrrh is
Ihonn IGr chy Mrs A N,a.t for New
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Cloth Dressing, COIOring, &C

TEO9h 1DTCASHHT,VOEO NC
,ESilE subscriber, respectfully informs li
q friends and the public, that he coniinue'
to carry on the cloth Dressing and Coiorine
business at the well known MILL, iornierl
rented by Gould & DurGee, in Portsmouth, anc
will be happy to wal, on his old customers anc
the public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April IL, 1889.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
Veterinary Surgeon.

% TIE subscriber RESPECT.
fTy9a fully informs the citizens OF
Elfk Xxx Newport. and lis vicinity,
s<Mna,AA..A,H. tha, he has taken resi-
deuce nj Mr. Josrpn Fisn's in Broad Street,
where hc ntcirs 10 commence the curing OF
Horses. of the various diseases 10 which this
noble animal is subject, viz: the Spawn,
Rnp hone, Pooleylllr, Vistula, Sore Eyes.
aud various other diseases which horses are
suhjrct to. Any p,rson having horses ai-
lictcd with any Of the above named diseases,
bv bringing tho horse to him or sending Ia
hln ia time, he will guarantee TO elect II
cure.
lie will attend also 10 the Docking md
Nicking of Horses in the most approved man
ncr.
~ Having practiscd in the above proies-
sion for several years in the State Of Ken
Irucky, he offers his services to the public
with the utmost confidence.
--~.e . e..---
IN imroluaJlc cm'c for Corns and Warts.
~ DIR. J. ADAMS informs the inh1blt'
ants OF Newport who are afflicted with Can
GERS. Wens, Kings Evil, Corns on their toes,
and Warts on any part Of their bodies, that
he will effect a cure Of the two last named
diseases in the short space of twenty min
utcs, without Causing the lcast PAIN or sore
ness.
| lie will operate on them either at their
houses or at his lodgings at Mr. JosErn
FIsm's, in Broad d-s,reci. JOHN ADAMS.
| Newport. June Il, IS:@.-(f)
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EeR. NC MuNN'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM
~ containing all the valuable medicinal pua'-
ties Of Opium, TO the exclusion Of ~ noN'on'
principles recommended by Drs Ives Johnston,
Ifsnri-. th''sm1n, Hoffman aud Webster, oi
New Work, aud Others lor 81, by
. May 10 X TAYLOR
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tip For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, and r. r.
HAZARD, in Ncwpor,-E. Thornton y Son
in New-Bedlord-and by the Druggists in Provl-
Jence. Nov. -.
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NOTICE.

'sNIIOSE persons wishing to send thei
J children to either of The Public Schools
arc requested to make application to any on'
of the undersigned committee, as no chile
will be admitted ~ either of The Schools with
out such application being first made
GEORGE G.. KING, Chairman
d. e.. DENnAM,
WIN. H. DOUGLAS,
DAVID J. GOULD,
G.. III. LAwToN,
Benz. MARSH, Jr.,
JOS B WEAVER,
SlLAs II. CoTrRELL,
q. G.. Turner, Secretary.
Newport, June ~, 1899.
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N. The iiAIR!
z StsSyc><%h, C% IXM HAIR!
szSA WA\ Ny w. The Inhab.
-,..s---z---=zz----> - ,------ lanis of Dos
ton and It's vicinity are astonlshed at The won
dcrfuI efficacy Of the Genmine BuGdio Oh-
II has recently been discovered TO be the most
eGcctua remedy now IN use to promote the
growth aud improve the beauty OF the i'air.-
Price 37I cents As d security against counter.
friis, please observe the signature Of The pro
rric,or, WIN. Brown also an expensive cngrav.
ins representing the Buffalo Hunt. For sale bl
u. ,. TAYLOR, aud X. X. HAZARD,
Newport, II. |.
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WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, S
MANUFACTURING.

MANUFACTURING.
sgNIIE public are respectfully informed, that
the subscriber will carry on the UOoi
CWiing, Spinning, IS .Nanufactwing business,
at the MILL, occupied by the late firm Of Gould
x Dudre in Portsmouth, and hopes his old
friends aud patrons in that branch of the bus-
ness, will ia, or him with their custom.
ISAAC L. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April II, 1889.
N. B.-Artcles intended for either Of the
above establishments may be left with Sanford
llmy, Little Compton VIM. Almy, Tivehon;
!. Clifford. BRISTOL Ferry Underwood Carr,
Edward S,anhope, o, q. u. Wilbour, Newport
and dt b. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
Dissolution cr Co-parinershp.
VnE Co.partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of J. j. Turner y Go. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. V. TURNER,
OLIVER &. TURNER,
II. T.. TURNER.
Newport, Sept. 81, 1855 O25
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r.NflE subscriber respectfully informs the
pubic that he has taken the Store North
nf the Office oI the Newport Mercury, where
he has on hand and intends kecplnga select
assortment of Piain. Mole skin, and other
Hats, which for cheapness, beauty and dnra-
blli,y shall not be surpassed by any here OF
elsewhere, and hopes by keeping an assort
mcni equal to any IN point OF quality to merit
and obtain n share Of The patronage of the
public. WARREN FARMER.
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