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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
SHEERHFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, sc.-.ttmport, Fb. 90, 1s40.
By ririue Of m Erceution issued out of hp
Comt Of Common Pleas, .|or The County of
.Nwpon, .ioremtr Term, 1899, in tauor
Qf Thomas J. Peckhaa, and 10 me directed
and deiivered,
I will sell at Public Auction on the premi.
a ses, the highes, bldderon THU RSDAY,
March igrh, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. all the
rght, title and interest that John Peckham, of
the Town and County of Newport, had on
'he 9,h day of March, 1899, at 20 minutes
past 4 o'clock p. NJ. (when attachment was
made on tho original writ.) in and 10 certain
farm, situated in the Neck IN said Newport,
containing about one hundred and fifty ncros,
with the buildings thereon, and is bounded
"a Northerly partly on lands of the
United States, and partly on land of Thomas
Sessions and VIM. Marchant ; Southerly on
land OF Phlip Peckham E,s,erly on creek
und westerly on the salt water.
Conditions Mt time and plsce Of sale.
f20l WIN. II DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

FiRE.-Our citizens were alarmed by
the cry of fire, on Monday morning last,
about 6 o'clock, which proved to be a,
the store Of Mr.. David S. Holloway, on
the Forry-W harf. The fire was, with
out doubt, the work Of some vile nccn-
diary, as it proceeded from under II
flight of stairs on the outside Of the
building on the cast side. When first
discovered, the flames had reached the
top of the Store, but by the active exer-
ton Of the firemen aud others Of our
citizens, who repaired with their usual
promptness TO the spot, the fire was
fortunately oxtinguished before it had
communicated TO the inside Of the build
ing.
More conclusive evidence wns afier-
wards discovered that the building was
dcsigncdly set on ire. In door on
the west side of the Store a bunch of
combustiblc materials was found stuff d
into the key hole, which no doubt was
ignicd at the same time the fire was
placed on the east side, but this attempt
happily did not succeed.
Our inhabitants ne may well he sur
ru.cd, have been iruch alarmed bv ,hi,
hi.h handed work, aud have, az viii be
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
lErom the Wheeling. Va.

We received yesterday letter from
Monongalia county, from which The fol-
lowing is an extract
"The people are awake, and we all
expect very favorable change in the
political character of this and the adloin-
ing Counties. Changes are daily taking
place, aud the leaders among the friends
of Mr.. Van Buren are among the con-
vened."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20
THE LOG CABIN BOYs AWAkEi,
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Feb.

PorTsMorrH, Ohio, Feb 5, 1889.
On the LIST Of February, instant, We
had the largest meeting held in tbi- town
many lid companions al Harrison
who wcic with him when ~ ensign
beng present will send you The Tt
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Notice.

a Lecture will be delivered before the
Newport Mechanics Association, TH :
T. J r. WV G, Feb. 2Grh, At Armory Hall,
by Elisha r. Potter, Esq. commencing at
6 | . o'clock.
o. Tickets I2l cents, TO be had at The
usual pleses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

A Lecture will be delivered before tho
Newport Mechanics Socicty. on "Wednesday
evening, Feb. 26b, by WILKINS UpDiKr,
Esq. of South Kingstoun, on the life aud
character Of Gen. VARSUM.
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A u CTION s.
STOCK AT AUCTION.
~ &' &::l!!k

IN. subscriber about 10 ieoue the pr o,ises, Of
frs for sale at AUCTION, al Fdueiase. IN
Porfsmouth. on Ines.iay March Sd, " fair,
VnO'i first fair day qiter,
I yoke Of oxen, 2 cows, 100 sheep, some
poultry, quantity Of OATS, corn, hay seed, !,
bnrley and potatoes,-one ox.cart--a few
farming utensils, &c. &c.-Also n pair of
English calves, half breed. Conditions ut
sale. EDMUND s. SiSSON.
Also at private salc, u valuable three year
old mare, or FIVE year old horse, as may bo
preferred by tho purchaser.
Portsmouth, Feb. I3, 1910.
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M a 9 g 3 q g. 3S.

In this town, yesterday morning. by the Rev Mr.
Brooks, Mr.. Vim. Drummona Sessions to Nil. lydia
Anne Dn~ley daughter Of NJ. Wm DuwIcy, ali Of this
place.
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Wanted,

4 respectable middle ss"d woman.-Oo'
u that understands the n'no cement OF
and Is dcsirous of n permanent stu.
alton. NAV h,aI Vi such, cn apple atom TO Mr
lFub. ~.
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ARRIV AIS.

THURSDAY, Feb l3Ih-arr brig Canoniens, nigsy, e2
uhts ni Mashlus, with 650e0 gals ai Monsses Ia n
nui' Esq -Bri2 Pandora, I'm Savannah Tor Froy-sci
Joy, Merchant ol Boston. I'm Curacon for n York
FRIDAY, Feb. l4tli--arr Revenue Gutter Vsilani
0ohhor I'm cruise OF II days the cuast-as from
imp"ih Cove Arr there l3th, brig Magellan, of and
.or London, 40 DAYS I'm Zealand via Pernanibucu
~ s-bronght ,I of vessels al p dated Jan T. same
rs oerc reported Spoke Nov IA, lat 90 40, lon "a 4s
brig Stafford, fn Boston for south seas -lsth shin
Hn,ehli' ~ os I'm bedford, oil, all well The Ms
g'"h mas 2S5 bbls VII oil, 1900 lbs bone-sniled from
t.Ve last night Tor l.. The Viganl left ihs Gov,
tins morning-ssw two ships, one n whsl,r, about Il
y , hes 10 windwad--thorght they would put into
bfls Dalubc Lane, I'm Orleans FOR rtsmuuth n
m;-sch Counsellor, Rogers, ot n Kingslown, fnl
Wichiord for St MARKS
stNpAi feb loih--arr schr Cuihsrins, OF Bridgeion
u sio"ls Emily, Reynolds; Victory IIesth Cainili A
L"tn'r MI ~ Sew York fnr this port and Prov.
MoSDAY' Peh 9Th arr sioop l IL Burden, Brown In,
Full River for \ York ' w.
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Special Town Meeting.

A special Town Meeting was held on
Tuesday afternoon, to consider the en-
pcdiency of inci asing, md continuing
the Town Watch, and other matters.
William Ennis, Esq, was chosen
Moderator.
Propounded-William II. King.
II was ro,ed, That the Town Council
be and they are hereby instructed, to
offer reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, for the apprehension and
conviction of any person or persons
concerned in setting fire to the store OF
David S. Holloway, on the night Of the
18th instant.
The Fire Wards were authorized
and directed to cause, whenever in their
opinion it may be necessary, any Fire
Engine House TO bc so enlarged that
each Engine Company may have all
needlul room in their Engine House
for cleaning the Engine and the Fire
Wards were also authorized to cause
all such repairs to he made from time
TO time, on each Engine, as they may
think necessary.
The Town Council were directed tc
continue the Town Watch until the
April Town Meeting, and also to di-
rect the Watch TO 60 the rounds IN
silence.
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n sale,

k,d ~ TIE substantial and burd ers so n G
~ SlooP RIENZI, now commanded
-. by tapi. John Heath and en- i
sS.Szsl.sz.- p'oysd as Packet between New
York and Providence, for which trade she WAS
built III this town by tho Nessrs Crandalls. for
,h"ir own use. She is 99 tons, 2 yesr. old, has
excellent accommodations, is well found, and,
in every respect, first rate Vessel.
For terms, apply TO
BENZ, MUMFORD, Cashier,
Traders Bank
Newport, Fob Goth, 1910.
The New Bedford Mercury aud Providence
Journal, will insert tho above daily, until the
first day Of March, and forward their bills 70
pay Sment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-20

For Sale,
.7nd immediate possession giuen.
&MA THAT valuable Estate in Mid.
AA:.Ta detown, about one and half mile,
S5lr1 iEiM from the State House. in New
Ess1ss E port, now the residence Of Bon
DEN Woon. E.1, containing about three acres
Of land, with n new and elegant dwelling House
thereon, finished in The most modern and fnsh
ionabe styls. very convenient, aud sufficiently
caPacious for large family. There is also a
Barn. and every necessary ou, building thereon,
all ac,v. md built Of the best rna,erias
For further information and terms. which " III
be liberal, upp'v to
BENZ. MUMFORD, attorney,
For sAM'L. ST. JOHN, Jun'r. assignee.
Newport, Feb. 2oth, 1910.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

-hA Sch'r. DANIEL SLATER.
| TffA Capt. BURpIcK, lying at Ste
| I'm AWA vrn's wharf. will sail for Bali.
$500. more in all mex, week. For
ireleh' DC. apply to the Cnptoin on board.
Feb 20.
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HER AID OF THE TIMES.

noticed, taken measures TO ascertain
the incendisry, as we'll as to guard
against any future attempts of the kind.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.

RRrque Constitution, Clifford, N Orleans.
srh'r Ontario, Alden, Providence.
Do Rianea, knker, Alexandria.
DO (Ounsellor, Rogers, ST. MarLs
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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-12
~CERTlFICATE.-Hn

This is to certify tina, my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer on her leg for two years, with great
swelling from the toes to the knee, together with
painful sores on different parts of the leg, and after
useiug various remedies, from different Physicians
to no effect, il was considered by those that saw
her, that nothing short Of an amputa,ion would
save the lie Of the patient. ] fortunately CON.
menced useing DR.. BANGS RENOVATING
MIXTURE, and by constant use of it for four
or FIVE weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife, 10 my great Joy, was
restored to perfect health, which she has eontin.
ued to enjoy for eighteen months past.
(Signed) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbrdge, IL. c. March n, 1910.
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% another Certificate. IN

This is 10 certify, that since November 1888.
have been afflicted with a disease in my hands,
which was swelling and roug hness, break ing out
in sores, aud a feversh affection, together with a
Scrofuous swelling under my ears, which was
caused by heating my blood at the burning of the
Starch Factory in this place last year have
consulted great number of physicians and used
their different remedies, which gave me no relief
! was advised TO try DR.. Bangs Renocating
Mixture | went to the Doctor and procured o
number of bottles Of his medicine, and have been
using for about four weeks, my health is greatly
improved, my hands about WELL the swelling
under my cars has nearly all disappeared, and !
| am confident in short time | shall enjoy perfect
health. believe this medicine to be a powerful
and valuable remedy in all diseases of the blood
from the wonderful effect il has had on me-
wish TO state that / commenced taking two
toa-spoonfui's, and increased the dose to table
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using it, understand, cannot take owe,
two tea spooniuls.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March oath, 1910
Prepared and Sold by
DE-. JOHN +. BANGS,
Stanbridge j.. C..
For sale also at this Office.
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bad the pleasure BY BIZ. ~ sub
scribe myself your enmpauloi & friend,


SIe-A few days ago received pri-
vaie letter informing me that the rumof
was circulating, thar had taken proper
steps TO return 10 Canada with q view Of
settling myself in thar country, and that
FOR this purpose had entered into aegoci-
ations with the authorities of that Pro-
vince. As such rumour may encourage
some pusillauimous men to petition the
Colonial government TO obtain a safe re-
turn TO their native land, or as i, may be
an object Of scandal for some higher minds
who would dsdain pardon from the gov
eminent which has murdered g. butchered
our countrymen, think it an imperative
duty on me 10 declare that this rumor a.
bout my seeking a return to Canada, is
totally unfouuded that never thought
Of returning 10 my native land, unless TO
avenge on its oppressors the countless
woes they have inflicted on it, To malice
and jealousy alone can ascrbe such a
rumour TO which certainly my whole con-
duct since have been refugee in the
United States, has not given single sha-
dow Of probability. Let every refugee
come forward as now do and declare that
even II free pardon was offered him by
the English government, he would not
consent TO 60 and live under government
who has delighted in the blood of our wor-
thiest fellow countrymen.
have the honor to be,
Mr.. Editor,
Respectfully yours.
| c. II. o. COTE.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-08-12
&C. Renorat,ng Mirture~E1z

EoR THE CURE Of RuEuNArIsN,
IA scrofula or king's-Evil, Hip diseases,
painful affections at the bones, liberated
throat and nossriis. Ulcers Of every de-
scription. Fever SORES, and Internal Alb
sccsses. SoalA Head, liberated Ieet and
legs, Boiches, and all kinds OF diseases Of
the skin also, PILES, IN their most ag-
grsvated form.
This medicine is singularly cincaCious IN
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by inl1dieious treatment
In general terms, IL is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
Of the blood or viiatlon Of the humofs, Of
whatever name or kind. Some Of the
above complaints may require some riilIng
assistant application, which the cirrDm-
stances of the case will dictate but for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound viii be found
sufficient.
OF oil remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF a particular disease, this is the
most certain. IL makes speedy aud per
manent cure, without The least regard 10
diet, exposure, or application Ia business.
Even when the disease has become 'consii.
tutionsI, and Mercury with other popular
remedies, have failed, this Mixture has
never been known TO fail Of performing q
cure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
ish recommendations, but leaves the medl.
cine TO speak for itself
DiRECTIONS.-Take from TO 2 tea
spoonfulls, according 10 the strength and
age of the patient, before eating, morning
and evening Should il sicken the stom
ach or prove too much of laxitive, lessen
the dose.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN
VERMONT.

VERMONT.
.Montpelier-J. A. Vail.
North Troy, Pt,-Dr. J.. C. Moore.
Canaan. H.-Nathaniel Perkins.
Cambridge-Dr 3. Brush.
yefersonoiLie-Rev. J. Baker,
Fairfeid-H. Soule & Gott Brigham
East Fairfeld-Hiram Bostwick,
East Berkshtre-Dr. S. S. Butler.
.4iturgh--Tabor /. SewelI.
North Hero-CoI. II. Wadsworih and
DIR. G. Whitney.
Moretown-R. G. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
Middlesex-Horace Snow, p. M.
Roxbury-John M. Spalding.
Waitsfied-GeoD ID. Rice
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
ha-Hram Fish, z. M.
Richford-A. w. Sears, p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures F. Brigham.
Highgate.-H. 0. Green.
Observation-Disclosures Duvernay.
WesDord, Vt- Buel Tresher,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlo1c-Capt. Selden Brown,
Fitz,eiLiam- Josiah Ingalls,.
Hanorcr, N. H.-Sias K. Williams,
Stuartsto,cn, Coos Co. N H-Wm Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. N H.-Huse Lull.
SyaUord, NJ H. Major S. b. Day.
NEW YORK.
N. Y. City-John Ryan, 247 Greenwich st.
Rouse's Point-WilIiam Weldon,
Perry's .MiHs-L. Perry, P. M.
Plattsburgh-Francois DAMS, and J. A
Squires.
.WLean, Thompkins Co. N. Y,-PA
terson Francis.
.Ausable Forks-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
Mora, Henry n. BickGofd,
Rochcstcr-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq
Salina-Erasmus Stone, 7. Nj.
Hoykinton-John Goodell.
Gtenn'S Falts-Heman X. Hopkins.
Norfolk, St.L. Co. ~ Us. NJ. Phe Ips
MAINE.
Thomaston, Me A. Rice, Esq.
WISCONSIN,.
.Mil,caIkie-Louis Francherc.
90 All Post-Masters who are friend,
to us and to our Cause, are requested TO &C
as Agents.
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LIST OF THE AMERICAN. NAVY.

Ships of the Line.-Pennsylvania 100 ;
Ohio, 80; North Carolina, so; Della
ware, so; Columbus, "a, Franklin, "a
Washington, IA; Alabama, 80; Yer
mont, 80 Virginia, so; New York, 80.
Frigates.- Independence, Sd Cousti-
tuition, IA Columbia, al; Braudywine,
"A Macedonian, Sc; United States, Al
Guerrero, "A; Java, Al Potomac, al
Hudson, "A, Constellation, So Santee,
"A; Cumberland, a Sabine, IL Savan-
an, a. /; Rarian, a.; St. Lawrence, d.
Shops of War.-John Adams, 90
Lexington, 40; Vincennes, 90; Warren.
30; Falmouth, 90; Fairfield, 90; Van
dalia, 40; ST. Louis, 90; Cyanne, 90 ;
Levani, 20; Erie, IS; Ontario. is
Peacock, ls; Marian, l6 ; Decatur, is;
Preble, I6; Yorktown, l6; Boston, 90 ;
Nathez, 90; Concord, 90.
Brigs.-Dolphin, 10; Porpoise, 10
Pioneer Consori.
Schooners.-Grampus, 10; Shark, 10;
Boxer, 10; Enterprise, 10; Experiment,
1; Seagull GALLON SeagulI Flying
fish.
Steam Vessel-FulioD.
Store Ships.-Relief.
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SURVEY OF THE N. EASTERN
BOUNDARY

1t gives US pleasure TO learn that the
survey Of the n. Il. Boundary line, re-
commended by the President, and provi-
ded for by the appropriation oil S25, 900
made by Congress, to meet the new argu-
ments and positions of the British Govern
ment, based on the Report of Messrs.
Nudge and Featherstonaugh, will be efTec-
ted during the present season. 1t was
contemplated by the President, that the
Commissioners should meet in Portland, on
the eth met, and they will probably do
so, unless some short delay should arise
from the fact, that Professor CLEVELAND
of Brunswick, has declined the appoint
ment as one of the Commissioners, which
was rendered him, and which may, rem
der a new appointment necessary. The
Commissioners will therefore have abun-
dant time to complete the survey the pres
ent season.
We understand that the Commission
will divide itself into three parties one to
proceed from the head waters of either the
Connecticut or Kennebec, north-easterly
along the highlands another to COM
mence at the Bay of Chaleur, and proceed
south westerly towards the first party ;
and the third party to start from the noun
tain at Mars Hill, and proceed northerly
to the highlands, and also westerly along
the highlands alleged to exist and claimed
by the British Government, TO be the
true treaty highlands. In this way, a
perfect and accurate survey of the whole
ground will be effected, and our govern.
ment put in possession of all the facts
necessary TO meet the new argument
now made by Great Britain.-.4ge.
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Correspondence.
To The Editor of The North american.

To he Editor of The North american.
You, who have suffered much, and
had 10 flee from this land of Liberty, can
not be ignorant, either of our ,sutferings
iot the last three years, or, of our present
political degradation; and the present as
pct Of things over the Atlantic promises
nothing better for the future. For myself,
have suffered greatly in my pecuniary
saais the dominant party cut down all
beiore them, and as was peculiarly OBJ
noxious 10 them, they of course aimed
their shafts particularly at me. have
wished, and still do wish TO leave the
Country, and go to the United States.
Every thing here in these Provinces is
ooabt and darkness-unaccoun delays
10 regard 10 our affairs in the British Par
lament and Councils, and the uncertainty
o. The measures they will finally adopt
NTards Us, leaves no room to hope for any
Ting better in regard TO our future Poilt-
ia. condition and all parties are thinking
50 now. Blu, a powerful standing army
scattered over both Provinces and possess
iag all the strong holds, awes the people
ayet, and compels them to await the &C
Lon Of a Foreign Pewer, il not of Ma
1oa, at least Of formidable and well con-
'si'ed and combined movement from with
's', when there is very little doubt such
- would be hailed with joy. The entire
french Population are as one man, await
Z such thing, and the remaining pop.
eaton, although divided, and ever viii
. On that subject, when the favorable op-
F'''nlsy presents, will unite with the
N'aadians and favor a movement; for q
Naage is desired. The Union Of the
''''iaces, which has been looked for as a
'1-Neai change here, will beyond doubt
< political humbug, and disgust all par
Ia.
Every thing is dull here in the extTemc
very nove-every attempt at enter
* g paralized. I have not seen any
'3oeFs Of your paper since the few sent
'sst WATER by Mr.. -. In hopes
a'''ias from you often, as have Just
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ENIGHLY IMPORTANT. N

III III eases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs.
colds, splitting Of blood, PAIN in the chest aud side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and NOR
curial diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office. 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DR.. Evans CANoHILE & APERIEET PILLS
are composed Of vegetable substance which ex-
ert specific action upon the heart, give an i'm.
pulse strength 20 the arterial system the blood
is quckencd and oqualized in its circulation
through all tho vessels, whether Of The skin, the
parts situated internally, the extremeties nnd
as all the seerctions OF the body are drawn from
the blood, there is a Consequent increase OF every
secretion, and qnickened action ofthe absorbent
and exhalent, or dIscharging vessels. Any NOR
bid action which may have taken place is correct
ed, all distractions arc removed, the blood is pur-
fed, and the body resumes a healthiul state.
hese medicines after much anx ious toll and re-
search, having been brought by the Proprietor 10
the present state Of perfection, supcrsedo the
OF the innnmerable other medicines and are 80
well adapted TO the frame. that the nss ef them ia
maintaining the body IN the due performance Of It's
functions, and preserving the vital stream, in a
pure and healthy state causes II TO last many years
longer than II otherwise would, and the mind to
become so composed aud tranquil, that old are
! when II arrives, will appear blessing, aud no.
| (as 100 many who have neglected their eonstitu-
tions, or had them injured by medicines admins
tered by ignoraBee) source Of misery and allsor-
| renee.
| They compounded, that by strengthening
| and equaiizng the action ofthe heart, liver, and
other viseera, they eHpel the bad, acrid or morbid
matter. which renders the blood impure, out OF the
circulation through the e1cfeiory ducts into tbs
passage ofihe bowels, that by the brisk or slight,
excavations, which may be regulated by the doses.
| always remembering that while the excavations
from the bowels are kept up. the erersfions from
all the other vessels Of the body will also be going
90 IN the same proportion, by which means tho
blood invariably becomes purified.
siesdy perseverance, "a the use Of the medicines
wisl undoubtedly eject a cure even IN the most
seuie Or obstinate diseases; bat 10 such cases tho
dose may be augmented. according TO the invsier.
acy Of the disease; the medicines being 50 admfra-
BY adapted TO the constitution, they may be taken
al al tunes.
- GAuTIoE.-Be particular IN purchasing "a
ser tl5a The label # this Medicine contains no
tice Of Us entry acco.liRE 20 Act 81 Congfcss-
| And be likewise particular IN obtaining fi1en &c
TOO Chatham -. New York.
For ssls ~ J.. FERRY.
Swau'on, Vt, 1919 dgsaG
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