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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-11
Mr. wcbster's speech,
ON the proposed amendment to the Bank
rupt Dill,
IN sESATE-Msyis. 1870.


Iieel deep and anxious concern for
,l,e. success Of ibis bill. and, in rising "a
address the Senate. my only motive is q
SINCERE desire 10 answer objections winch
have been made 10 il. so far as l may be
able. and To arge the necessity ant: imports
ance Of its passage. Fortunately. q is a
suffice, which does not connec, lsselI with
any 81 lie party contests of The days and
al,hnneh il would mol becume inc %
sdmonish others, yet ! have prescribed
il as 4 rule 10 myself, that. in attempting
10 forward the measure, and to bring ii,c
successful termination, ] shall seek nc
patty ends. no par,y influence. no party
advancement The subject. so fsr as
aln concerned, shall be sarred IRON The
intrusion of all such objec,s and purposes
1 wish TO treat this occasion, aud thi:
highly important question. as green spo,
in The midst nf the fiery deserts Of parry
strife, on which all may NEE, harmonlously
and smicably. aud hold common counc.
Tor the common good.
The power &c Congress over ihe sub
lee. &c bankrup,ces---ihe most useiu
mode Of exercising The power under To-
present circumstances Of The country
,nd HE duty III exercising i,--sre w
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esrrirs peace and prosperity ~hrre
irsnbie aud sdsrrsily aanid rrisn.
sna gives birth 20 . ihsassna Die.
suFes that aould 0lhsrsiss never rx-
iss.
The ynung man xha Il fond ~ M
soeiriy 1f siriuaus frmslrs. has b-s-
fsr capital Inr his character. shsn a
birth Of wealth could give him. lie
Is looked upon as mnrsl and sirtu.
Pus yoang man. because. gfnerall,
speaking. only such lake pleasure 10
he re6henfnl az FINALE soeipt,.
Take u ~ IN FL. therefore. mar.
riage = necessary. far mans hsppi.
nsss. Tor The true isrmaiIan ~ his Cha
rse'er. lar The peace Of his hone. the
eamisri Of bis heart. the Joy oG his
yau'h. aud the sslsee Of his years.
la fine. man neyrr breomes q men,
Der Of sscieiy until &c Is msrfird.
Unmarried. he is looked upon With
Disgust. Hebas no homr. ma abiding
place. 90 snchar 60 hnld hin last, bul
. a mere piece Of ilasi- wosd on The
great tide Of time. His interest Is
not ~iih society. farther than she ac-
accomplishment Of some selfish object Is
caRcernrd. and he cares mol for the
Welfare Of the generations springing
np around him. aud Aho are Co llsr
ai,sr him. lie becomes embiiiered
10 his Feelings against all mankind.
misanihropic. parsImonious, morose.
aud irasriblr.
10 our friends OF the Anrars. snd
10 all young men Who are looking 81.
tsr happiness. nc say therefore, .. get
married.
II Jon are DESTROYS Of wealth. get
marri d. Tor good ~ifs promotes la.
bits Of industry aud econamy. and pre-
vents q great many unnecessary az
prnses which csnnot be avoided 10
single life.
IL you are looking Cor stations Of
Distraction and honor. get married.
Tor good wife will seek 60 advance
her husband IN The prosecution OF all
honorable purpasrs. and lend him that
aid aud encouragement which be can
d. rive rum No other snurce.
u you would become a good ciii-
zen, get MARRIED, Tor he is alone wor.
thy of the title. Who IL connected To
the great family ofman by the ties Of
husband and father.
II you are fortunate. get married.
for good ~,Te viii increase your
prosperity and render you .tsice
dressed" IN the rnjayment of your
riches.
II Jon are unfortunate. get married.
The Cares Of the ~orld are irssened
by having vile who takes pleasure
in sharing them Nth you.
Hyupsre in business. get married,
for Che married man has bis mind TX
Cd on bis business and his family. aud
is more likely Of success,
lfynusrc ,uvng. get married. DR..
Franklin advocated early marriages,
'brcsusr a man WHO mzrries young,
can have The satisfaction Of raising
aud educating his children before be
dies.
Get married Let your plans and
uurnas,s Inr fnfnre life ae "A hat fhey
nny, the business of getting married
is one that should be attended 10 first.
as u neither intrrferes with your
plans. nor prevents their execution.
Get mafried-Lisc saberIy, be In
iustrious, engage IN nothing that will
deteriorate from your character as an
honest man. pure patriot. and Q
Kind husband; take our advice, aud
lssNilh an your gettiags." GET MAR
RiEn 49,
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InPaltbe remedi ies ever devised Tor the resto alton
~ aud preservation Of the iinir, nothing has bee
fund equal To Alben's Oiea ginous Hair Tone. sel
u TAI fesiurr t hair to heal ANA bednty. Many
Who were bald three monihsa 40, can nov txhnhIuau
rant he d. of hair.
II is prepared from recipe of lhe ce eDft"u pf al
bert ~ PIris, by one of his puphs.
\ The owing eit,I lron hr = Fitch is very Me"
| Philadeirhia, May 10, 1888.
/ Dr Jayns-near Sir. feel tnat eau !a'iiy sa!
emo snioy. favor of Aibrrs lrae nous Hair "hh
snld 10y y"u had the honor of pursonala quainhne
wtn aaron N bar IN Paris. tie II known Ia all th'
world Ms of the most eminent rturers an prac
tioners IN all dsels so The skn, sc Thai has ever De o
known, a. all who have ever aitrmde his consultations
at The gieat Iospai saint Louis or who have afa h'
pnelc ie,inres witnessed tr sncress OF his private
practice, vi unkesitatiney ncknow ledge iiis thli
ionic cons der one of the b 81 proPa atons for N
hair with wh eh we are acqnainied and fully Jnslinss
The assertion In the lrospe of the pr prieto hav
experienced the most signal bench from II. My hai
had been hlling on abrut two ears and had became
very thin, threatening SPEEDY haldncss, when com
mrncrd using tli- remedy. In abou one wees b. eoat
ed ~ fall n. have us d IL about thee months.
nd have as full aud thick he d of h ir ~ can ossi
| b deshe. have recommended lis y . TO nn'nhe'
of my friends who hll speak well oft. lf ihhinil,
employed, have M touht of lis general sGccsSs.
may add h before using the Tonic, II d ned almost
u the various articles emp Dyed for the ir such n
the cassar OIL all the treni preparations Of b. NJ
OIL vege able hair oil, sse without experiencing muci
ifany benefit. Rrspeetiu y yours.
= flTGh. No l72 hesnut 81.
copy Of liter from G Park. Pastor of the Baptist
huich at liaddonield, n J..
iladdnnhrd Eeb ~ 1899.
hr " Jnyne-Sir; tate poas re in Into ming yo
hai The bottle ~ Alib.u's lihir Tonic whirb obtained
of you last Ucob 2, h ~ proved mot satisfactory
successful Ny hair had fora long time been exceed
ngiy thin. Put for two or threr years pas II had 5"
fallen out That nay heli had become a,nlOt enirc
bald. was under The necessity Of concealng I'll
badnes by combng the hair the dcs over IL. Bui
now after using about hHlf Of Il reof the Tonic,
have a. luXuriaEt giowih of ha.r us ever ina.
CCPARK.
The Rev LcOn1id Fletcher, Pastor Of The BnpIisi
htrch at Great Valley Pa. who Las used III ee bou e.
o. this ronic, and who had been Id for years writ
TO l'r 1ayhe: March q 1889.
"My h,ir Is growing fn'l ly, assure you.'
LtLErCHER. l.
Mr. FIeiclers he d is now completely cove,ed with
fine growth Of new hair where hr had been perfect,
bal beforr.
It may be had wholesale and retail of DR.. ID
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81. [june I3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA M. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JeHN A. WADs-
WORTH, Providence, r. l.
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rs'IlE subscriber grateful for past fsvor
respectfully informs his friends md h'
public. That he manufactures nj his new cs
iabI-hment on Spruccs ireei, in Ncw.rown
50 called. HOUSE BLINDS. D0ORS
ULNDOW FRAMES and S.iSifES, to
grther with every other description Of Car
pcntcr's work. warranted of the first quality
and on the most reasonable terms. Ordor
Tor building or repairing promptly attended
TO aud f'ilhfully executed.
A those who feel disposed 10 employ hin
to manufacture Blinds and Sushes. will 6n'
II Ia be for their interest 10 give him rs early
call az possible. a. he intends To make u,
contracts after the first day Of March next
At his presen, low prices. Having furnishes
\ large number OF Blinds Slshes and Doors
for houses in Newport aud on the Island, dur
mt tho past season, specimens Of his worn
nay readily be examined, at all times, By
those who desire it..
DANIEL M'ALLASTER.
Newport, Nov. 81, 1889
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= T. LT L Y
FOR TIE AFFLICTED.

NDERSONS who are afflicted with Cancers
"a PoypusLs, Wcns, Ii~Iulas, Fever or Mer
curry Sores, Ulcers. Tenorrhoils, Leprosy
CONS, Lingering Chronic complaints, &c ar,
informed that there is not only hope, hut mcdi
cine. which will effect speedy and pcrinane
cure. Though the human system is subject 10
disease in lis various forms, yet the Bountiful
Beneilcior aud giver Of every good gift, has
kindly provided means wisely adapted to cure
each and all Of them.
DIR. J. Il. WOODWARD. Of Fall River,
takes this method 10 inform the public, that he
is prepared 10 extend relief, or cure all those
thus afflicted, Who feel disposed To favor him
with II call. Ills method Of treating the above
diseases Is such that the patient is not subject to
any material pain or distress and the medicine
hlch he administers will not debiiilate the sys-
tenn, or impair the health, as he never uses any
Ipercurill proparaion The sore il first checked
in it, progress and deprived of sensation it is
then gently drawn from the patient by the appli-
cation Of save, which is endowed with specific
virtues, and has never failed to effect final
cure.
n. B.-All those WHO arc about 10 90 through
the painful operations Of removing the above
named scourges Of the human race, with the
knife, &c TO such we would say, pause Cor
moment and reflect upon the uncertainty Of the
remedy, and how many valuablc lives arc sacri-
feed yearly upon tho altar of boasied Medical
Science. lial River, Dec. u, 1889,
Jan 2
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DANDRUEF AND
e AID M E S S.

/ IOLnRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA DAND-
~ RUFF AND BADNESS. article above na-
ned Is chemical combination of such ingredients ar
have proved themselves eicacous in assisting the
raj growth Of the human hair ard removing all obstacles
to It's perfect develnpcment In commanding this arti-
Gle to the particular notice Of discerning public, the
proprietor Is but rccapitulang the on expressed senti
mehts OF the inany hundreds, who have successfully
tested its efficacy and wonderful qualities this com
pound having acquired for scra character for singular
merit and value. IL is used by ladies and gentlemen
generally To keep the Hair moist aud beautiful aud the
head free from Dandrnn, which ii does perfectly,
and thus prevents Badness.
a. CauoD-Ohscryc that each bottle of The genuine
BasaIn of Columbia has splendid engraved wrappcr.
on which is represented the Falls of Niagara, &c.
sold wholesale aud retail by COMSTOCk * CO.
Fletcher II. near Maiden Lane, door from Pearl st.
New York. In Newport, by X. j. TAYLOR, lie
Thamcs-strcct nov :.
~ THE LATE MAYOR Of Philadelphia has certiG-
ed under seal Of the city To the character Of several
DNincs, Physicians, and gentlemen Of high standing
WHO declare positively under their hands nll Of
which may be seen at the place named below that III,
Balm Of Columbia IL not only certain prescryative
but positively a restorative of the human hair; also
sure cure for Dnndrnl. Who shall dispute, or who 20
bald The only true have splendid steel plate engra.
we'd wrapper with Falls Of Niagara sc. on il. Engrre
NJ No. Fletcher street, door below Pearl street nc
Maiden Lane, New York.
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CHARAcTEg.-In society, character
is the first, second, and ultimate quail
| ity. A man is never ruined who has
not lost his character : while he who
has lost his character, whatever be his
position, is ruined, as TO all moral and
useful purposes. Envy and calumny
will follow mans success like his sha-
dow ; but they will be powerless il he
is true to himself, and relies on his ma
tive energies to beat or live them down.
Virtues may be misrepresented, but
they are virtues still and in vain will
an industrious man be called an ider /;
a sensible man fool ; prudent man a
spendthrift apcrsevering man a change
ling /; or an honest man knave. The
qualities are merited, and cannot be re-
moved by words, except by a mans
own consent, at the same time calum-
niators, thrice detected, ought to be
banished as criminals, unworthy Of the
benefits of society, of which, however
powerlcss, they endeavor to be the pest
and bane.
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BAR R ETT'S
OI0 aaa,usM Dpe Bomse,

80 CO,7h;H, corner Of FrmN!lia .Arsn-
ue, Boston,
4 j this establishment. of 81 years experience
"a tho Dyeing and finishing of the following
goods j. done in the best manner aud at. the
shortest notice-,iz:--
!srosdcloths, Silk & Cotton Velvots,
Cas-iiaCrvs, Norsird Cords,
Sa,ns, Camels Hair,
Lustrings, silk Cotton Shawls,
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plssh, Ribbons. &c. &c.
Also, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's GAR
NENl'S, Of every description Ceanses and
glazes Furniture ,-cleanses Garments. Carpets,
Bed Blankets, Sc. fulls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadclolhs, Cassi-
mrres, Satincits, &c.
MlLDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton and Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
Dye Woods rasped and ground and Medicines
pulvsrized
Silks and Silk Dresses Wslcred in the best
manner.
Plain silks, Satins and Velvets, Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
dgsnf far recsiring Goods at .NescpOr,
Mr. v. B. kINSi.EY. [March z.
The ONLY places IN Newport where the
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COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY ME.
Dictated.

COUGlIa, COLDS, INFLUENZA SORE
THROAT, NliOOTlNG Cough, HOARSENESs Ac.
Of NIL the preparations for the above Diseases there il
nothing more eicncious than WILLIAM BRowN's Com
pound BoheSet Candy, Meliratcs. The medicinal pro-
PStts 81 ms popular md pleasant remedy sil
Prephfcd b' the original inventor. the Elf
and Nashn .ton >ts hoson, and be had of him in
all IL g"nhincness, and urvnlled excellence II lns
been found To he highly satisfactory in removing the
above troublesome complaints, aud is uLqucslloiabIy
worthy the distinguished support it Inns received from
the puhhc For cleansing the voice Just the thing
snd j. sed hv vocisis and public speakers generally
In oro'r 10 get the genuine, that il is enclosed in
direction" continuing The receipt also fac similc my
hand writing, as supply All my agents with them
Forsac b! II. j. TAYLOR, lbs Thamcs-strcet, New
port, II l. nov 2s
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LIVERY GTABEI.

yHNIiE subscriber, late Of the firm or Stewart
"a Weaver. respectfully informs his friends
and the public, ihai he will continue to carry on
the business of = Livery Stable, in a its branch
es, at the west stable in Greene street where
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
times at the customary prices. Particular alrn-
ton paid To conveying passengers to aud from
the Steamboats, on their arrival and departure.
JOHN 6. WEAVER.
Newport. Dec. o, 1899.
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Effect Of habit on he Infant Mind
| trust every thing to habit habit, up
on which, in all ages, the lawgiver, as
well as the schooImastcr, has nainly
placed his reliance habit, which makes
every thing easy, and casts all difficult
ties upon the deviation from the wonted
course. Make sobriety habit, and
intcmperance will be hateful and hard T;
make prudence n habit, and reckless
Profligacy will be as contrary to the ma
turc ofthe child grown an adult, as the
most atrocious crimes are to any of
your lordships. Give a child the habit
of sacredIy regarding the truth--ofcarc-
fully respecting the property of others
of scrupulously abstaining from all
acts Of improvidence which can involve
him in distress, and he will just as soon
think of lying, or cheating, or stealing,
as of rushing into an element in which
he cannot eathe.-Brougham.
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To the Moderator of the Downingvile
Convention
Respected Sir-l have been waiting
here day arter day, but Congress don't
seem to make much headway with pub
lie business and as | don't receive
eight dollars a day, as they do, for doing
nothing, have come TO the notion to
leave them counting Eyes and Noses,
and take q Sian, out West and see what
is going on among the log-cabins that
way,-and especially to 90 and see the
Old North Bend in his own cabin, and
measure him cross ways and length ways
--perpcndicular and slantindickelar,-
no that | can tell you all exactly-not
only what think on him, but what all
creation ought to think on him. | must
say, have all along had my queries a.
bout trying another Old Hero, as the
last one was e'enamost enuf for one gen.
Grafton but there's no saying that "the
hairs of the same dog won't cure the
bite ;" and the Lerd knows we want
some kind Of cure for the bites we have
had.
l hope the Convention wont scatter
till you git my next letter.
II | find things to my liking, it aint
impossible that may stay out West till
arter next election and If so. then to
return to Washington with the Old Hero
on or before the 4tb Of March next.
There is one thing you depend on if
find Ginerol Harrison not the man the
folks say he is If find him a man of
a particular party, and not Of he nation
III draw some Of Mr.. Benton's black
expungng lines around his name, and
let him stay where he is 4; but IT, arter
talking, and eating, and drinking, and
plonghing, and grubbing, and fencing
spell with him, | find he has got the
role grit in him, III say so.
don't mean To take things by hear
sny, az some folks did a spell ago with
tother Old Hero. Times have got so
now, j am determined to recommend no !
man for President till | have had q
chance 10 measure hia. The People
nre entitled to n good mnn-one who
will d. justice 10 "H parties, and go by
the Constitution and Lars The coun. |
Try has had enufof party Presidents; and
rs The party in power have had it all their
own way Ior nigh twelve years, and got
things pretty comfortable siarn foremost.
;as any party will that goes more for
party than the good Of the hull country, } 4
I think il is about time 10 tack ship, and
try five cnn't make things go ahead. -
Folks in office, ! suppose, wont agree TO
this prime iple and as there are a good
many on 'em, and all drawing pretty
pond pay IN hard currency too, they
y i'll work like beavers 10 keep things as N
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIEUM.

Il FALL Riyra, NAY g, 1879
II ME 'SkS. A. n. 4 ~ sand: II ID hreu Athlete,
II L'l with the "a Ehcum in IL. veTcst rm sev
lrrai yeas, and at times bad on my h,d an,
" dIirr nt paris at my bod ain 81 to prevent IA,
All hdnr To business hid ~ ide ct VI, un,
per r"i different preparations without obt in bat I'M,
II any b nett, aud hec.me ruuch dIscola ed tina
Il resolved i"u No more unless could pr on,
war hited to eyre. i'niing oi NaIu,hc iredN
II went Ia Providence, r. L., and purchas oe dozei
ot ", conhdent that if II cur nc could dispose o
huudTeds ut box I used it, a d iuu,, di el, r.,
'Ved mat VI benefited me- am! after Using IL n few
weeks, was cured IN rely, and my skin was us n
never h1d IT, u l. ow ahont two year since | w.,
cured, and since tlat time have been entrc'y fire,
Ir"m u have since sold hundreds OF boxes of II I.
my rier ds aud tustolrrS and IL has beou used viii
Amos az yersal success IN cv ~ Instance. On Iad
"h' Gated on me Tor II, had the conpla ut bad o
her a"c, that could hardly bear To Look N her She
'"ngh' ohe box, and IN less than one we'k, wai
"on paHIivciy chr, H. she used wa box s. which en-
nrt! cured her. IN short such has ben its success
Ia curing diseases of the stin, That III nk sh nld Dc
lhoSt ihi' TIC" who IRE similarly afflicted ti n" e
~ which hav" kn"wn huud eds at OILERS 10 iccevr
from th' use of yonr valuable 4" Remedy"
EDHIN fuRrER, Merchant, Fail River.
II l. with much satisfaction that the p-nprr,o,s sr,
abo tn lay tue nbov ce hc,Ic bef the D. bile III
nli may aud know til" great benefit which one ind
rid ~ s able 10 Ger iry 10 havin received ,id now
"ifs :" ecevr Il ~ the use ~ tins valuable med nr
Not only f'r ;alr u cum, for al other diseases
thes n such hs Rnanorn, Teie', c. d Had, Iar
b's or J'ckson Itch, Eczcra, &C. this medicine il ls
certain cure. lac syrup Of Sarsapirill, is recon
mcnd 10 be u.cd with the rcmedy as Ierd. To- M,
tify ahd throw out from III blood aud system an h
unh'a ~ hamo, 'onnr d with The disease alJ tl,
nprl cation of the RrmedJ externally ~ the same time
eradcnt,s II tr.m the ~ ten. Numc nu iusiancr
have ucrurd where thus course ha cfr IT cures ~
one wr~1's iime. Every pcrso a'li,t d with ibos |
comp Nuts IN any oIm J. inviird to nae nined M.
nse Of this ,anabIe IN clue. aid get cured wilhnu
delay
rrerared AID sold by '. p. 4 u. Sands, 20 Fulton
y. r. r"rnri Of God STREET ~ 100 uInn corn, of
W llinm 81. New ioik, AID sold ny ". %. y. utI. |
MD, \ewp n, u. l., and by the most res ec,ab,
ihupgiss IN the ". :. Irie sl.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
Afresh supply Of Ae Joiio~ing
VALUABLE
33atemt RrOfctmca, &f.,
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
Hays Liniment for The Piles.
OIdridge's Balm Of Columbia for promoting
the growth of hair on bald heads.
Euhalo Oil--for do do.
Mrs Gardner's BaIsani Of Liverwort, for cOlJs
and coughs.
Browns Kreosote and Gall 1'ooth-ache drops
Moore's Essence Of Life.
Whiiwell's Liquid Opodeldoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuii.
Carpenters Extract Sorsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n l. Bilious Pills
Thompson's Kreosote and Gall Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster.
Jebb's Lipiment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmalic Pills.
lImckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment
Universal Corn Cure.
Billiards. Oil Soap.
WiliaIns' Oil spruce
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, sc.
DIR. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia
DR.. Thompson's Iooth-ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Docl Cooey's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds, asthma, &c.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, &c SC &c.
For sale by
K. II. HAZARD,
SIGN OF THE GoLDLN MORTAR,
Mar lie Court House, .Vswport, II.
April Is, 1884
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TO OTK-ACHE! TOOTH.
ACEE!

WTM. BROWN, Chemist, 4si Washington.
w street. Boston, has invented an articl,
that will cure this lormeniing pain. Rising OF
right thousand cases in Boston and vicinn,
have been cured Thin few months. II takes
away all smell aud soreness. Call for BRowN' :,
ExrRAcr ot GALL AND KREosorE. Oh
serve his signature for genuine. Prices so cts
aud 2j cents.
IrJS For sale Wy Il. J. TAYLOR, and r. X
HAZARD, in Newpor.-E Thornton s. Son
in New-Bedlord-andb by the Druggists in provi.
denco. Nov 2S
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TIE HAIR! THE HAIR!

sTSsr. No better evidence IL wanting
Esf TO show ,be superiority Of The
l. -GSN Genuine Buffalo Oil. over other
preparations, than number Of
Druggists are endeavoring 10 initiate aud foster
their miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement Beware Of ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo Oll is fast taking the place
orall other articles TO promote the growth, soften
@nd beautiiy The Iair its use gives it softness
that no other article does, and causes it to curl
beauliully-by free use il will darken and g ye
the hair satin gloss. II is highly periamcd aud
gives perfect satisfaction 10 all that have given
n trinl. You will observe The signature Of the
proprietor, civilian lIrown," also, "Huilalo
oil, imprinted on the bottle. IN consequence
Of a coCserinit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
a new label engraved on copper, for which
have secured copy right, entered according to
an act Of Congress in 1889, in the clerks ollice
~ the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY IN |
irlngemcut will bo dealt with according To law.
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
writing, For sale in Newport by u. J. Taylor,
and Dr.. x. Il. Hazard. tAug. ~.