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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

One Of the largest aud most extensive .
gambling establishments in New Orleans
has recently been broken up. A writer ~ a
! New Orleans paper justly describes ilrs'.
gambling establishments "bclls upon Earth.
Thousands upon thousands oi young men s's
ruiucd forever in tbetn---snd thousands of
an,iablc women and lovely childfsD Ho
doomed 20 poverty and wfetehed dness ~ tne"'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

On Saturday afternoon, as a little child
about three years old, was standing on the
sidewalk, munching slice Of bread and but.
ter, large hog approached, aud attracted
probably By The flavor Of the chd's luncheon, ,
snapped ai IL, and seized the little victims
arm IN its jaws. mongling the flesh dreadfully.
and breaking the bone in three places. u -
feared that omputaiIon Of the limb will 6s
u ,cessary.--t. .Hbany Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
For Sale.

AryA THE Dwelling House, No. ?
fsH:m on Banistcr's Wharf, lately oc-
|;ss, cupied by Capt. Benin. Downing.
sR Said House is in first rate order,
Is suitable for n small family, and will be sold
low.-Also, a SAIL BOAT, 10 feet keel, in
complete, order. For further particulars, en-
qCiire Of JomN STERNE, Esq. Jan 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
n NEW
ScNFECT-cNAE ET,
ICE CREAMS, RESTOR.4TORY.

IHNlIE subscriber has thrown his doors open
notwithstanding his arrangement Is mo-
as yet completed, and respectfully invites
the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Newport and
vicinity to look into his rooms, examine and
taste glass of his Ice Creams, calves foot
Jeley, dish of scolloped Oysters, wing of a
Brant, or if they wont do, glass of his high
charged Soda Water. REMOND.
N. B.-R. will keep constantly for sale all
kinds oi puff Pastry and Cakes, with great
variety Of Confectionery, at wholesale and
retail.
o. Wedding Cakes made TO order
Nav 9, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

NEWPORT, sc.--Clerk's Office, Supreme Judi
cidl Court, Jan. 18th, Il. ID. 1879.
WuEREAS NAscY BoRpEN, of Middle
w town, in the County of Newport, has
this day filed in this Office her pctlton,pray-
ing for certain reasons therein stated, that
decree should be passed, TO dissolve the
matrimonial connection subsisting between
her aud her husband, Stephen Borden, late
Of Portsmouth, in the county Of Newport
Notice is therefore hereby given to the said
Stephen, that he be and appear, if he see fit,
before the said Court, to be holden at said
Newport, on the fourth Monday Of August
next, and shew cause, if any he has, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
July Is. L. Z. ALLAN, Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

II has been estimated that a million Of
bankruptcies have been occasioned by the
interference Of the government with the ii
nancia concerns of the citizens. Each of
these calamties must have made five per-
sons, including wives, children and creditors,
miserable; the aggregate will show at least
FIVE millions OF human beings, whose happi-
ness has been destroyed or diminished by
experimental legislation. .Egis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

FOR SALE.
R-R TIE new and convenien,
EN,::'G Dwelling House and Store
Sa7 IdikA built about two years siuce
&ssezsis3 and now occupied by the sub.
scrlber. Said Estate is situated OH the fork
Of Broad and Spring-stIeets. For further
particulars enquire of
IENAS J.. HAMMOND.
Newport. Dec. q, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
,nR@WGLI
PAPER HANGINGS
and BORDERS.

Edward Stan!lOpc.
No. Is, Broad street,
Has just received,
1000 Rolls PAPER HANGlNGS, from
Is to s per Roll.
a handsome assortment of Fire Board Pa
pcrs, and BAND BONES, Of all
sizes.
Aprl, 4, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
DEwEY,s DEDICATION SERMON.

vUNlIE Students Manual, an aid in forming tie
Il intellectual and moral character, for sale
nt JAMES Ha.N.uON D'S,
June % Book Store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
N r. w
Fec Cream, Confectionery
AND
SETrtN SSEGHNo

HNllE subscriber respectfully announces 10
Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport
and vicinity, that he has fitted up the House
and Store, No. l04, Thames street, next south
of Mr.. James lIemmonds, where he will be
happy to supply them with any thing in his
line, as Cheap as can be obtained OF any Store
or PLACE IN Newport. He will make and
sell ICE CREAM, warranted as good as
the best that can be obtained in Newport, or
in the State of Rhode Island, at the reduced
price of 62 y cts. Il quart, sent to any part
Of the town free Of expense. lie will also
sell IL tickets, every one to produce an Ice
Cream, for One Doilcr,- pure
cream, or no sale. Gentlemen und Ladies
not wishing quart, send half pint glass
and they shall have it filed for 90 CENTS
FAMILIES Parties, &c. can be supplied with
Ice CREAMS, CAKES, Pastry, &c. sent to any
part OF the town, free Of expcnse.--I have
great assortment Of BASKETS, of all de-
lscrp,ions, Toys, fancy articles, &c.
Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing to spend an
hour or two, to eat an Ice Cream, Cakes, &c.
will please call at the door above the Confec-
tionary, in Frank street, where they will find
rooms fitted up in the neatest style for their
reception.
CANDIES 2J CENTS A POUND.
N.B.-Ice Creams, Wedding Cakes, Pastry,
&c. made to order at the shortest notice by
ALEXIS MENACE.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing lump of
Ice to cool their butter, or make glass Of
lemonade, shall have the same free os cost,
on application as above. lie T--3mos.
|
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
JAMES HAMMOND'S.
FURNITURE DIMITY s. FRIN.

4 few pieces of extra quality and width
~ Furniture Dimity, with great variety
Of Cotton Fringcs, Just received by
June l3. WM. G.. COXXENS &. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
To Let,

AzcA THE House recently occupied
f.H:N4 by T.. N. Cox, Esq, situated in
sis;@ Spring street. Possession given
.A Immediately. For terms, enquire
at this office, or of Door. Kline.
Newport, July Is, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
James Hammond.
MANIFOLD LETTER wRI-
TER.

vV>IIfS invaluable article, which for econo-
my and dispatch in letter writing, is un-
surpassed by any other mode in use. Two
or three letters may be obtained at one i'm
preston, or in the same time required tc
write one the usual way, equally distinct aud
ndelible as if written with the best Ink.
For sale at
JAMES HAMMOND'S.
June 13
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

Opposition is The life Of business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

CACK sALr--5O sacks fins white Salt, just received
- and for sale by EF& a w NEWTON.
JULY IL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

AT conrL.Isrs and all ages and a. natural to the
human consultation food consequently they can
never iGiare even the most delicate Like our food
they digestble therefore they enter into the eircu
ation and mps energy the blood; which enables
ito flow with freedom quite 10 the cxirenii'es ana
consequently keep the pores Of the skin open They
and perfect purifiers Of the blood because they
drain all corrupt humouts from that life giving hud
They inpsri strength and vgor 10 the wbo'c system,
and their effects are always benefcal because they
only remove those humonrs which are opposed TO
health They AID and improve digestion, and sound
sleep follows their because they cleanse the stom-
ach nd bowels OF those Shiny humunrs which not only
irraie and excite the system bot paralyze and
weaken the digestive organs In short, they passes all
he good qualities that be claimed for any medicine;
and whatis very remarkable is utterly impossible TO
use them without benefit.
More than ~ thousand persons be referred TO who
have been cured Of complaints apparently OF the most
dangerous character solely by the use OF the Indian
/ Vegetable Pills.
Office and General Depot for the sale Of the above
pills in the New England States; 19S fremont street,
near Court street. Boston, where they can be had at
wholesale and retail. -
Agents have been appointed for the sale OF the Pills
in most of the towns in New England
All letters relative the Pills must be addressed thus;
an. + Office N. A. College Of Health, l9S fremont
street; Boston, Mass"
AGENTS. Rutland, WIN. Fay; Bethel, s. Austin,
IT,; Prociorsve, Proctor and Robinson; Brdgewaterl
! Thos Southgae; East Pouitney, Hikock and Mears'
Ludlow Dunbar, X Co; Reading, Wood * Merrill;
Cvendish A Gibson, a. Son. 4l-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
FuNHS new Instrument for the Radical Cure OF Polspsus
Uter or Falling Of the Womb by external application
super seding the use of the Objectionable Pesary conf
dentay recommended to the afflicted the of
perfect restoration TO health IL having failed of
orming cure even under the aggra circumsian
II has received the decided APPRECIATION of Sir Ashley
Cooper. OF London Sir Benjamin G, Brodie, Sir James
Clark Physician to the Queen Dr. Ashwel Lecturer on
Midwifery to Guys Hospital DR.. Rgby, Lecturer to 81,
Barholemewsi Dr. Griffith, Lecturer to Westminster
Hospital DR. Ramsbotbam, lecturer London Hospital
Robert Ferguson lecturer to Westminster Lyngn Hosp
tai Dr. Sweamnn lecturer to Mddesex Hospital and Sc
nor Accoucbeur TO Queen Chariottes Lying>n Hospital
also BY Henry DAVIS, Conquct Bundell, Lee Merriman
Surgeon kcaies, &c by DR. Moreau President of the a.
csdemie Royal de Medicine Paris and accoucheur the
Duchess de Orleans Professor Velpeau. Mlrolin. Paul
Dubois Sanson ard others. And in New York, by Pro-
fessot w. Francis, G s. Bedford NJ. D. Professor of
Midwifery inthe University at the city of Nec York Pro-
lessor Dela6cd professor Francis u Johnston President
county Medical Society Laurens Hull president Medical
society, State Of Neo York professor James MNaughton
Of Albany professor March, professor Cyrus Perkins
lessor Doane -Drs Thos Boyd Gilbert Smith liosack,
Stearns, Ludlow, Kissom Vache, Power GraysoD, Van
Rensselaer, and many ether distinguished Physicians in the
United States.
A. G. HULL,-ohice 4 Vesey street, Astorhouse, N. Y.
gT constant supply OF the above instruments will be
kept by 8eow1y.
JAMES PORTER Rutland,
T., II. PRENTISS. Montpelier,
e. w BREWSTER, Middiebpy,
ROBERT MOODY RuTIin
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03

EMERSONS SECOND-CLASS READER
EMERSON'S THlRD-CLASS READER
EMERSON'S PROGRESSIVE READER.
1J-These books are prepared by B ID. Emerson, late
princpa! of the Adams Grammar School, Boston, and
Author the National Spelling Book, work extensive
ly known and of the most popular IN American
Schools.
These readers coutain nothing sectaran, nothing
mhich not calculated TO promote unaffected devotion,
pure morality, dfusive benevolence sound patriotism
and general intelligence In addition TO these general
traits of character, IL is believed that the introduction
part this series embraced under the head Of "Sugges
lions Tcaohers cannot fail to be duly by
the Intelligent School Master.
Mr. Emersons Reading Books are highly recon.
ded Mr. Walker, principal Of the Philadelphia High
School-by Mr. Spear Principal of the Roxeury Female
High Schooby Mr. Eastman, Principal Of the RoIbu.
~ Grammar School-by Mr. Lamson, Principal OF he
Abbott Female Academy lAndoverby Mr. Coffin, Pm
cipal Of the Coffin Schosl, Nantucket-by Mr. Ada@
Principal ofthe Lynn Academy-and by numerous oA
er instructors various parts of the u States who la"
introduced them into their sch OILS Probably new
reading book in this country has come into 50
general uss. This result, however, might have been
expected from the great reputation OF Mr. Emerson as
instructor and an auhoi from the taste and judgment
evlnced by the selections; and from the attractive
ner in which they are published while the price is
lower than that any school book Of similar size.
These Reading Books favorably noticed in The
Annals OF Education, and in various other literary Jour
mails, few extracts from which gwen below
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
TESTIMONIALS.

From the american Daily Adpertiser, Phiadeipha
The characteristic features Of these works inter.
esting and useful matter, classic, pespicuous aud un.
affected style completeness and snc iness in each in
divdua extract, and careful adaptation TO the purPo
Of instr uciion The moral character Of the selec
tons pure and elevated and great appears TO have
been exercised in rendering the whole inelig BILE aud
engaging In the young reader.
Mr. T.. has very judieously mended the system
Of instruction in reading which has been attended with
such highly satisfactory results in the Sessionv schools
IN Edinburgh This method has certainly very strong
claims to public notice, and should it be generally
dopied the effects will be apparent not only in the 10
teret awakened in reading classes, and the increased
attention TO that exercise, but also in the general in
proyement and enlarged intelligence aud mastery Of
the English language, which il impars 10 the pupil
No teacher, who is DESTROYS 10 keep PEGS with the lm
provnepts of the present emil ghened period should
init 10 examine these valuable Class.books.
From the LooeH Obserper
we have been gratified with cent examination Of
a series of New School books published nnder the d.
ecton Of b. d. Emerson author of the National Spell
ling Book The selections made with reference 10
purity ofsenment and 10 oral Impressions and are,
on that account, worthy # all commentator. We
were particularly struck with the completeness Of The
works. The compiler has not filled them With seee'
ons which ofone kind bn, has studied sgrsti'
BILE variety Mr. L. has ex.rled himself successfully 10
furnish pieces which require divers modes OF reading
SO that monotonous habit will be avoided In short
we can say Of these readers that know Of books,
which Tor beauty Of selection for purity Of cent mem,
ana Tor variety OF expression, will compare bemw ID"
The sooner they are introduced into school The
better We predict they will have wide and un2fece'
de- nted circulation
Having examined, with much interest, ffnerson'
FIRST Second, and Third Class Readers drs gned if
the Use Of schools, take the liberty 10 recommend
them as books which think excellfd by anY Of
The kind with which am acquainted. The Third Class
Reader designed for the younger class Of readers ana
the Second for higher, both Of which books beng
small and cheap well adapted Tor general use IN 0o
summer schools. The First Glass Reader is larger and
more particularly designed for the Frs, Class Of DOR
common winter schools. II cannot fail of interesting
almost any reader. SAMUEL G.. LOVELAND
For Sale at the Rutland Book Store.
49--Sw.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
TOOTH PREPARATION.
JAMES PORTER, Rutland,
T., IL. PRENTISS. Montpelier,
T. w BREWSTER, Middiebury,
ROBERT MOODY, Burlington,

THE Utopan dreams of the Alchymis, realized
l. and remedy discovered Tor the Too,hache, and
preserving those important and useful appendages of
the human system, by the use Of the MAGNETIC
ODONTlCA, which, by its attractive, purifying,
and strengthening, qualities, removes all exraneous
substances from the the teeth and preserves them in
their natural brancy, and the gums in soundness and
beauty II is ascertaned from. experience, that when
used, the teeth will decay, but remain till The
latest age OF man, with their natural When they
decsyed its progress will be arrested and the teeth
preserved and prevented from aching. All this has
been done in multitude OF instances and more, in
thousands OF of toothacke Chat climax Of
PAIN has been eeciually cured by the of
this the most popular dentrfce in America. And the
public, far they have become acquainted with the
merits of this tooth powder have made of t-as we
have sold within short tme about 90 900 boxes Of the
Odontics. And, in conclusion, where and who is the
young lady genilemon aye, the individual, that val
uss beautiful Sc, Of teeth sound gums and a sweet
breath. than fifty cents that will be longer desti
tule ola box Of DIR. NJ Hitchcock incompatible Mag.
neiic odonica
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
HITCHCOCK, g. co,
No III, Genessee street. Utica, N. Y,
and by their agents throughout the United States also
by Porter Rutland, f. Jameson, Castleton, A. Buck
fiitsford. ~ 81. No aw Am
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
WpNnIsDMsS YlLLS

pNRISDMsS PILLS
y svssiss Hyressn vsgsissls Medieis. Of the
DssssA c~iisgs q Iieslss ~
LONDON,
.kess q o., o. sps o. each
:. ns verssssl. Aperseni Powders. Is ets pet
We isfosm tss vset Tbs, ws hsve Just received
FROM LONDON,
sksssgA The hands Of George Taylor
United States Agent,
- nitssA celiese q Hsallh. . few hundred
y ~ isssly eti-brsisa Medicine, made By JA,
49,, ~ Hyrs,ss. This medicine has by Il. own
osera Tsto~d void renowned rcpuistiou BY
1ny <uxs Il 10 daily sfecting wherever IL 10 in'
~ eNhosga u hss teen opposed by every thing
~ Possibly ceoid bring 10 tss, sgsisa II
49, - y3ctossocs Disease In It's rsosf rsrsfsaf
No. es~s The fsesty ~he opposss "a use BY
". = C uafNG fHoU aNDS
y sruid moi core.
~ fhs1 "A tha>e who have no, already iatrodu.
n1<xl U--sSeyse their practice, to use Il. and
.N43ya psii<nss and gain good name which
~ Kf6ptA To sbose who need medicine, and
~ 10 uss this eelcbrsted medicine, we
- akst fhis medicine 10 probably cufng
- esssy deg tAresshoH tie Boria than ALL
- 80 The yAs,lrs put together
ID Doieess gsestiy TO increase and the salts.
4 < ~ sesss ~ho use u Is most Crafty
Gpsss 10 The public Of Vernon, and
I'd Sophia Grey.
iise 10 society, may influence
lhisk that IL 10 the lower class
nn1iuies.
- sew By thousands OF the mos,
~ e6sesssd. And - are thou
~ tkeis health restored, and their
~, \ hey wonld take this best Of med
~ ntvsennl apd poisonous Compounds
IN yDslg ypai with far dliieren,
1we Nssss Morrison {, Co.
~ 81 The best return can make
] have received from your
- u 10 publish my own and my
- keu such authority IL may be
1ooling Themselves by them,
utseusd or injured r any way
6e9ths' use ofit,i ~ convin-
- ulso that Il never fails in
h. Ny maid was declar-
~ eofe vas perfected in
~ NJ very worst qunisey
1InG !; and she has not had
1oo11U, and enjoys perfect
bsfots, and is free from
- disorders. The liver is
~ 6snesrousiy in 1890,
~ { had scarlet ADD
$3.50. In 1900 my
4,anm In an open
and during that
80. and suffered
1upsght on VIC
~ ~ tfseal skill could
- r which time
~ "a application o.
~ affected, and
1(oss without enc
p1sint cnred the
" liver complain
ring remedies.
)nnetic and bloui
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
aluable School Books.
FOR SALE Ky II. T WHITE & Co Rur
LAND, Vi
roses ASTRONOMY.

In this compendium Of Astronomy II has be-, Al,
aim Of he suhor 10 render the principles the So
simple; thai they may be easily understood ne, 49,
by the scholar who attends few weeks a, an sc,a.'
but by him whose means and views do not carr, ~
beyond common schools.
From Rev. WIN. Cocgsweil, u. u well known ih,,..,
the United States as the Secretary OF the Am,t,,.
Education Society.
Simeon lde, Esq.
Dear sr-W,th great pleasure ! have peru,ed fl,
"Cnmpendium Of Astr' nomy" prepared John yo,. ~
Atkinson, and published by yourself Ms well s,h,L.
ger work that useful and important 'oienrr IN, ~
adapted to common schools aud the latter 10 ,s,t
emes and the higher institutions of learn.ng Bo;h n,
original, and not merely compilations, NJ are mos, a
the kind printed at the present day, Besides III. p,o
Astronomical calculations, they contsn caialope- n
eclipses visible IN the United States during the pr,,,,
century, wh is believed 10 be the first published !,
this country. These treases appear To have been
with grea, attention the statements of others not benz
adopted without careful examination, The Aulho, b,
wisely endeavored TO simplify and make this svbnn,
science easily understood, and also entertaining .sa
his efforts have happily succeeded. These works ma,
sess grca, merit, and refec, much honor the aus,
II is pleasing In see this veteran teacher Of youth Tor
ty years spendind some Of his latter years IN atec,
the minds OF students from nature up to nature God
thus maxi ing science the handmRid OF virtue and rsl
ion. In this respect he has Performed an mpor,a
service for the rising generation and the Church Al
Christ II is fully believed, his, these Two works On
Astronomy are the most valuable Of the kind shek
have issued from The American press and that were @
extensively known they would be extensively used
Respectfully yours, WILLIAM COGGSWELL
Boston March % 1888.
From Rev. s. r. Hall, late Principal Of the Teacher
Seminary ,Andover, Mass. and now Principal Of III,
Teachers Seminary, Plymouth, N, H.
II gives me pleasure to say, that have uscd wol
on descriptive and practical astronomy. by Vose e.
several years past and have onsdered il better adapt
ed to the OF advanced students, than any work 10
which my scholars could have access.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
EMERSON'S READERS.

EMERSONS FIRST. CLASS READER.
EMERSON'S SECOND-CLASS READER.
EMERSON'S THlRD-CLASS READER
EMERSON'S PROCRESSIVE READER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
New Saddle & Harness Mandatory

fuNHE subscriber would inform the public thai - ts
u commenced the shove business opposite MI. heees
Tavern, where be hopes 10 receive share o afonars
lie vii keep on band make 10 the shortest noee 81 ar
ieles IN the line Of business 10 Tie most nodsfn sje "
workmanship lie will sell cheap for essh good esdh
most kinds Of county produce taken 10 exchange Ioo
wishing To purchase will hnd sdvanisgsovs 70 cal aha
eIamloe hs stock shd prices before purchasing ss.
Rutland, Nov. lsih, 1889. nnfS-O.
n B-waSied at the above business = Boz, l'''N
yeau Of age.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-12-03
Diseases Of The Lungs.
Decidedly the popular remedy known in America
Vegefabie Pulmonary Baksam.

a
rs the most valuable remedy in for Coughs, Colds,
Asthsma or Phtisic Whooping Cough, and Pulmonary
Affections Of kind Its sale is steadily increasing,
the constantly receiving the most avor
able Of its effects The following new certificates
are offered for notification.
u, o.
81" """eS""S O"so'
Extract OF letter from Mr. s. c. Clay Kingston, Ulster
Co N Y to the proprietors
Yours of the 9th inst was duly received remarkable
cure was effected BY the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam in
been sick long time with the consumption His physi-
clans had civ EN- him up He was reduced SO low be
unable TO help himself and was raising large quantity
blood when he ed using the Balsam which eece
complete cure and he is now as healthy and hale
he Mr. Moody has removed from this town, bot he has
promised furnish detailed account OF his case,
which will forward you s. e. CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. June %, 1888.
ANN EAuoet o, e''cr ron ~, 'aooV L'yus;; :; ,h;
'.ge'ao'e '''i d ~ ua ,,' Nv ;J ,n
county IoI TWO years, and ue u'eu,cae usS e M ~
common celeo,'y oI mas iseo y" one r
o. having the ues"eo enec an ny no hea"s ;" a,o "
thc many hos,tums' mos. o, MnIn are -, w.
crcouous Poohc' Dul t'a. VINE" h"ow " ~! p 49,. "
ehectua CANNOT heip ou, give my sPl99VIo" ."e, 49,
counteneh preparation rSs Seen 9.e e 1o'e py
lug s; sEen 1 a 10. ,h - ,no,S nec,ed ,o no snr;
a''eo 'e"oeu "e'e 'h'' '"o"ep ~ " spurious
JACOB MYERS, NJ. ID
mifiinton Jun,hta CO. Penn May ., 1885,
From Mr. Samuel Morrill, to the pfopretors oil the Vegeta
BILE Pulmonary Baisam
am satisfied that the vegetable pulmonary basnm is
valuable MEDICINE has been used in this place with
pee in obstinate complaint Of the lungs attend
ed with severe cough loss OF voice and the raising OF much
ood which had previously resisted many approved pre-