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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
A. G.. McNUTT,
THOMAS b. WOODWARD.
Secretary Of State.
July l9, 36s=-3w.
POS TPONED.

POSTPONED.
The following sale is postponed unll
Saturday the 22ad inst.
TRUSTEES SALE.
FSgs Y virtue Of Deed of Trust exc
EE9 cuied TO The undersigned by Will
ham G. Williams, and William B. Whit
field, on the tenth day Of July 1880, to
secure 70 Ozias Taylor, certain sums Of
money therein specified, which said Deed
Of Trust, was filed for record in the
Probate Clerks Office, on the twenty.
second day of Jnly 1880, in the county
ofIlolmes, and Safe Of Mississippi, md
recorled in Book Z. pages 3Ol-305,
and 305 ! Shall expose to public sale
TO the highest bidder at Richand Acade.
my.
On Saturday Me 22nd dag Of
August nert,
the following property, to wit:-the tract
Or parcel Of land known as the south cast
quarter 0! section twcnly.nine, in town.
ship thirteen, Of range three east. contain.
lug one hundred and sixty ncres more o
less. Also two Negroes, one woman
about twenty seven or eight years Of age;
and Ned boy about nno or len yeais Il
age, or SO much If said property as viii
be OF Sufficient value TO satisfy thc said
sums Of money specified in said Deed of
Trust, with interest and cost.
The lillc ID believed 70 be good; but ]
wa! convey such only a. Is vested ID nc
by said Deed Of Trust.
GEORGE M. WEATHERBY
Trustee.
INSOLVENCY.
FEsSHE undersigned having been ID
"a ponIed BY the Honorable Probai.
Court OF Holmes county, Mississippi, ii |
The Julyglerm, 1910, thereof, commission.
ers 70 receive, examine, audit and allow
claims against The estate ofSimuel Elliott
deceasedylale VI said county, viii meet al
The house Of a. Hays The let Saturday
IN each month, for The next three mouths
for that purpose,
) u. KILPATRICK,
ARTHUR HAYS, Comr,s
w. Il. AUSTIN.
July IS 80 3m
XO C'NOAS GAIN
AS aban Toned Inc idea Of leaving
- LeSlpglon; aad viii continue The h
lraciIc0 Of Medicine and Dsntiatru. Al \.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
SOUTHERN LADIES pos


~ I. i 2, !, RENDITION 7: 4 G. +. prpD,.
70 ln9 lAdies Of Georgia and 10 ' ,ha
generally the following plan s ' My y
sperlfnl submitted. Il Is Lo / @S !,
will receive their serious al,e rSl ,A'l
meet their appreciation. ,io 'o"'' : y
projected. 80 ''ne wOlE
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

III Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
n. B. The public viii please be care
fal Of travelling imposlers.
The March plumber viii contain seven
figures Of Fashions, and Fac Smiles Of
the wiring Of Lady Byron, her daughter
Ada, Miss sedgaick, and Harriet Mar
itneau.
May 2 25
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

A LIST OF lcltes remaining in thu Post
SaeA Olice at Lexington Miss. on lie lstday of
July 1870, which il aottaken out before the LIST
day of Oc: next Will be sent 10 the General Pos
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

Persons calling for letters in the above lis
win please say tLey are advertised
A.. NJ. MAYO, p. NJ.
July a, 3d-3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
n e T. ] = +
FOR THE aFFLICT ID

H1ERsONS who are afflicted with Cancers,
q Polypus.s, Wcns. Fis,ulas, Fever or Mer'
curry Sores, Ulcers. lIemorhoids, LeprosY'
CONS, Lingering Chronic complaints, Se' are
informed that ,hero is not only hope, hut meo'-
cine, which will effect speedy and Permansm
cure. Though the human system suplect 10
disease in its various forms. ye. the Bount'u'
;snefactor and giver Of every good gi't' ms
kindly provided means wisely adapted to cure
each and all Of ihcm.
DIR. J. B. WOODWARD, Of Fall River.
TAX es thi. method TO inform the public, that he
i, prepared TO extend relief, or cure all those
thus afflicted, who feel disposed to favor MN
with call. Ills method Of treating tho above
diseases is such that the patient is not suhJett 10
any material pain or distress and The medicine
Which ho administers will not debnle tho sys-
tenn, or impair the health, NJ he never uses any
nercurial preparation. The sore 10 first checked
in il, progress and deprived Of sensation. It 10
then gently drawn from the patient by the nPpll-
cation Of salye, which is endowed with speeihc
virtues, ard has never failed TO effect hnal
icure.
n. B.-AIl those who ARE about 10 90 thronsh
the painful operations of removing the above
nnmcd scourges Of the human racs, with thd
knife, Sc. to such we would say, pause Tor a
moment, and reflect upon 'h" uncertainty OF the
remedy, and how many valuable lives are sacri.
! feed yesriy upon the altar of boaslcd Medical
Science Fall River. Dec. 81 1897.
| Jan
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
CURE FOR JAUNDICE g. DROW
SINESS.

DGEPAR ~ from receipt originally procured ir W.
Z an Indian Family. twas formcrly Known rs The
ind m Corrective aud isblv esteemed Tor It's cnene
tor all cnInpl inis mentioned below.
In the Sp z ofiha year. every one 'stroub'ed more
less wiih ptopsn y toslrep aud by The us" "l thl'
rorreitve T. can ha oh, ted cuiirr'y f"f puf u ina
eTaIicalIng AL kinds pt iunUfs iT ~ tho boph eve
hey APPEAR iy ~ The face, a. ANY rhf al 'h'
ludy IL is nu better aud 81 rlr nci It's han my
cXi, ruaI a alton Ia ct edom anew II to fail ~
proving -nettual III patient ~ hnd II operner ore
In the blood thau nther pref ma ION lhey ever ~
.rred To II is lar hrter than salts sulphur, cream ar
tar oruny rre araii ot iii. Lini, tor when the b""'
once puTii. " iih this corrective, u remains ~ AZ
even Temperature tIrrrgh the summer mohths fof
foul sjonat D. launGr~ general deb lliy, w'dkn ~ :"
he limbs, of appetite c"mph MS
headache, ttppor, &c &C. t"r the rThIrh whith u
generally onch by the impnr" state OF the hood
IA ~ IL uthur rytar hai has p,ocrd sorihc r"ns ~
Is purr n. corrective For all q above cnpaini'
IL Is .-oia known To ii n proving cfe' nal " ine
aware "f'i unplcasIrt. "mI heavy feeling WI CT
h. spring of the yenr oducss Aud by the usr "f ihi
corr. Give. II bo rbvatrd eniirely-ver Que Ia
MA of The abov' preraat on, WI osinnishe'
At the m and gentle efc I u h,s ouih' loo J. 7" h'
mad by whole snlc aud rcn,i Cf Nm. itown. 49, Wash
| ngton tree Nm. Ward n Co. ]. T. II HI. . Brown
| ateNers, Cushing ST. vens, l. oiden, A. Wyd-n,
Niidrr, :. y. Preston, lanes Fowlr seth FhwIs. T.
rie rson, tcsiieaux, Tcdeuck irown, v frown chas
! :. Fo1ers. south iosnn; y. Kidist thare'nwn '.
'rown i!arri.on, aleu- 1hos. nvtS, NevhurrPoi I
rrostor Rhodcs. ynn. Ieman 'oNbnry; rach. Prov
Il 'eucc; Etbtpck, Worcester shat'"ck, w. anhridg e.
H hornion. New BEDFORD SHAW, all River; TAyLbE
o \swprft.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

There has been in this village for
several weeks deeply interesting state
of religious feeling, which has resulted
in the hopeful conversion Of many indi-
yiduals. The accessions to the seve-
raj churches, which have participated
in the happy change, so far as We are
able to ascertain are as follows To
the Baptist, Mr.. Bronson's about 80 !;
to the Methodist, Mr.. Crandall's, be-
tween 80 and GO; to the Christian u
Mon, Mr.. Thompson's, about 40
There is also an interesting state OF
feeling in the Congregational, Mr.. Fow-
ler's church; a number have cherished
hopes, and we are informed that several
will soon be propoundcd for member
ship. The prospect of a continuance oI
this pleasing state ofthings is still quite
encouraging in several ofthe churches.
Fall Rirer Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

THE QUEEN's WEDDING DREss-
Her Majesty the Queen wore on her
head wreath Of orange blossoms and a
veil of Honiton lace, with necklace
and earrings ofdiamonds. Her Majesty 5
dress was Of white satin, with very
deep trimming Of Tloniton lace, in design
similar to that ofthc veil. The body s.
sleeves were richly trimm'd with same to
correspond. The train was Of white
satin, aad was also lined with white
satin trimmed with orange blossoms.
The cost of the lace alone on the
Queens dress was 1000, the satin was
a pure white, and was manufactured in
Spital6elds.
Her Majesty wore an armlet having
the motto Of the Order Of the Garter
/" Honi soft qui NAL pense, inscribed
and also wore the star Of Order.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
COMPOUND BONEsET CANDY ME-
DICATED.

~ COUGHS. COLDS, INFLUENZA, sORE
THROAT, WHOOPING COEGH, HOARSENESS,Sc'
OF ALL the preparation. for the above diseases, there
nothing more rIlcarious than WILLIAM BRowS's Com
pound Boneset Candy, Mcdioaed. The medicinal pro.
pa ties &C this poprlar ANA pleasant remedy, are s
rops,d hy the original Inventor, nj the corner of Elliot
and Washington sts Boston, aud can he had o HIM ~
all its genunenos vi, and unriNaed excellence IL ha'
been iuund he highly satisfactory III removing th'
above troublesome coHpaints, md IL mqucstonnbl,
worthy the distinguished support IL has received iron
the public For CLEANSING the voice II IL just the thg
aud is used bv vocnsts, md public speakers generally
In order get the genuine, zee that Il cncosed ~
dirrc ion, containing the receipt hl7e fac smile o M!
hand writing, NJ supply all my agents with them:
| For sale by II. J. TAYLOR, lis Thames-strest, New
rortR nov ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

TAR. M'MUNN's CEIEDRAI I'D ELIXIR rF orr
- UN.--N new chemical rrspnration ~ opium, EN-
baciae all ,hc val able medicinal proper les 9" the ex
clnsion Of those which are ieireronsa 's"'e.s u
ur-T orty Ia every otEer form OF opnts iu'Iy &C
knro lsdged hy thr u ost eminent fil u iaNS' SOU
$50. T. aud q iEMi>rS, and sirgle thai A" III con
vincr the incsdnlons oi It's own mi hsic N"ith'
10 al no itOm necessity or hal are 'hIi "a 'o ns
Oprii hi. Elixir viii AFFORD mos afati Ing sub'ii
THE tsl ewing the ainitnt III s,iheriing tie pa
ii Ia any ~ effects pro nced by The ma, "t". -
Nmont The many III :h'y DISTINGUISHED ins'nals wh"
have used with the creates benefit, II - W I've
NJ, of this chy, who used n'aly n"ndrrd on"c.,
himself dur avery pa ninl aud prn,acied lnrs' itr
~ h else had ailed ~ ave hih me 10 - 'eei
His lie was prnlon ed f~r months by It's peculiar hs
T. ra pIi ability of &" high tnp "vrd pr par t'o'l
~ ibis ELixr % PIun, i"a wdr range oi hhhan "is
Gses, scarcely needs an iiusira'ion sue pum u ell
"a other with ! liz oh stt nabr elements
considered alnoi indispensable IN ra@es of eon'tnni
accaIene 10 sp.a, s.,nna,ly ,ihe ELIsIruF ''ritM
may adopted IN all which "thrr tPirin -
~ prep rn administered with The CERTAIN al
obtaining all tci Sedntiv" anolynr. ana ant fpshou
Of hoadhchc, usoa, vomiting con up =
inn, tIrn ur" aud am fother UNHAPPY symii"W-'
which oon distressing rs those which w"s up
plied Ia move Nor - the prevention of these coisf
cuiye III effects the only iGipOrat d,sdertun viii II
nds this valuable hcovrryo favor ibl' malice.
n. ,nr,t universal appIic cahility in the treatment of
the or al number discaen vii ch other opiaes ars
contra .indicat aud inadrnifsb". In consequence of
l"r cons, p,.ine effects ~ once entities
IL 10 universal ad"p'io'.
n Is Yconm.ndeh To the patronage Of he profession,
by the following dist nsnishrd Physicians, aud !. u I'd
by them Ia their practice.
Fr,ncis 4 Joi son, NJ d, Z. lent Of ,hs Medical
soei ~ OF New York.
John \ Fr ncis N u. Fiofessor Of Midwifery ia the
Coilrg. of hysicans and Sn seons New Nor".
Jrhn e a. ce.cmnn, VI y, surgeon Ia He We" i"r'
| ity Iiospit,.
! Itch nd Il Hoffman, " u. do do.
! ,a,nst Webster, VI u, rroiessortf ipnony ana fhy
Siol q, ~ ihr Geneva Medical ole'r. New work
| JanssR milton. %, Operative Chemist, \ York
& l. Mitchell, 70, hes dent ihysic an, New f'''
I Hospital.
Jane! fIcron u, Prosidfnf of the Ne'ical Soc ct,
\ { range Comfy, New pors.
4 Sainu-l JHct sou, ID, hiln'eIfba a, oe :" the ""
\ frshnrs ~ thr Unirer,iIy al fegn.
4 The san, lion aud recommendation OF many more I"
The most eminent medical men might bn rdde', bat W
above a., ron,re ell .nlcir !" apprse ev' ~ pr'cs
lne physic of The iWportance oi the prcpita'h'-
II old NJ W l"iesar aud r'iail ht u ~ u sands. rug
ssts No 70 and % FULTON street New Iofk. and s"'
alsnbv Dr II, Il, IiAZNIp mud u. rAYtrk, ew
,o;, II :: " y ry,rand Wardin, RridcspoIt,' 'on
\ % Smith h ca Jew iiuven; T. W run iiarif"ri, an'
ny The most respectable druggists IN the u. :. lIic
az lac July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
DOCTOR DAYE.vPORTS GENUINE
Bilious Pills.

yu1IIrsr pills nrs Justly esteemed for their ea-
sy operations and good effects, 10 'n'ld'
..C and .oyereisn remedy for Bilious oon'
plants, pains in the head, stomach ana o"wen
in removing distractions oi every hihu' "y 1''
solving and discharging morbid n'a'fer' he'P'"S
digestion, restoring lost appetite. ana n sure 70.
lief Cor costiyeness. they a'e 50 accommodates
10 au sgos, seasons and hours, that they may %
taken in winter or summer, nj any time oi inc
day, without regard TO diet or hindrance o' ous'.
ness. Their operation is 20 gentle, pleasant, ana
c(Tec,ual. that by experience they are found 10
o,ceed any other Ph, sic heretofore offered TO ihs
uublc, which we can show by great number
or Certificates from eminent pin, slclnns and o'hes'
D9YENPOR7rS CELEBR.41ED EYE
W.aI'ER.
| Which has been applied with great success 10
weak. sore and ipflamed eyes, in all stages
WHE.4TO.VS ITCH OLNTmE.NT.
| Which cures in less than one hours aPP''ca-
ton. (See dnecfiOns.)
|. The character Of this celebrated Ointment.
stands unriy allied for being safe, speedy, ana
ccrnin cure for TINT loaihsome disease called 'hs
.I,cb-and for all kinds Of pimPles Oh The skin
II il also n valuable article for the Salt Kheu"
and Chilblains.
WHE.aTO.vS LAU.NDICE BiTIEhS,
Which are 90 eminenily useful in removing o"
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received md for ,aIe N .n'
,o,yn nv nor,' 4 4. IIAZARD ID md X. j. Thf'
LOR Al.o by the Druggists in Providence.
II luIv.oR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

\ a tho crandest ornament belonging TO the human
i frame. How strangely me loss ol ~ ehansss a"o
of old age which causes many 10 recon at being uho
cred and sometimes even shuh rociey 70 Nolu wy
jesIs and sneers OF Their y, r.,rament In
short NOT even the loss Of property NILS he generous
thinking youth with that heavy sinking soo ns aos I
Inc loss of hi. hnr. To avert all these 81,
euinstances, OLDRIDGE'5 BALM OF CoLuMbiA
stops the hair from falling of on the hrs' applen,n
and a Jew hotties restores Il asai' ~ hho"s c
ces eyebrows and whiskersi prevents the h'", n""'
luruing pray makes II curl beautifully, ana Tees nn
.curf Numerous certificates OF the hrst respecnon,
Ia support Of the virtues ol oldridges Balm arc
" WV y a. Read the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq late ayor OF rhilndei, , n
phin has certified, may be seen below, 10 tue hgh
character Of the following gentlemen ..a
The undersigned do hereby certify that We nnNe use
the Balm OF Columbia discovered by y. oiariuse, ana
against the mng of Of hair, but also certain re-
storativc. WM. THAT HER, sen.
Methods, Minister IL st. &C GeSrge Msn enarge, Rin
JOHN r. INGi.is, s3l Arch 81:
JOHN ID. THOMAS, -. ID. l63 Race st.
Johns FuREY, loi spruee 81;
HuGHMcCuRDY, 2i3 sonih 7th si.
JOHN GARD, jr. 1913 Arch ST.
IL win certainly raise s virtues IN the es'inuo )"
the public when IL Is known that three Of the above
signcrs than 80 years Of age, and the o'h'
not lees than 80.
CowxoswgaLrm OF PEsssyLvAsIA,
City ofPhiladelphia. 49,
!, ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of said city oi fhiia,
dcIpha do hereby certify that am well acquainted
with Me,srs j. r. Ingls, John 4. Turoy, aud Hugh Me
Curdy who's, names signed 10 the above ceriinenIe
that they are gentlemen az character ana respectany
aud MS such full credit should be given To the shiu cer
tihcate. . -, .,J
Ia witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the city 10 be aihAcu, 'iis
lis sixth day OF December NC.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mavor.
CAUTION Observe that each bottle OF the genuine
Balm has n splendid engraved wrapper, on which II
represented the Falls of niagara, the agents name dc
Sold wholesale and retail b" COMsTOCk CO.
Sole Agents Fletcher street, Denr Maiden Lane, o'
door below Pearl ST. New York, and by one or more
druggists in nearly every town In the Union. In New
dort BY r. J. TAYLOR, li6 Thanies-street. nov 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
VNAa' WAR! WAN The wig

SSTAR. WAR! WAN The wig
w makers have declared hosliliiics against
our ncighbcr, nr. Jayne. on account OF his
iIAiR IoNIc, which IL knocking all their hos'-
ness into n {" cooked hat " Ladies and gen'Ie-
mon, old and oung. arc hockrs to the Doctors
standard Heads long divcsied uf even the first
rudiment- Of hsir, after using his Hair Tonic,
soon appear with new md flowing locks. which
Absalorn himself might have envod Beard''ss
boys are seen with large aud bu-hy whiskers |;
and ladies smile agan through their own raven
ring!ets more beaut iIul aud bewitching than cv-
or. Bald heads are d"ing their wigs and throw
! ing them to the "noles and the bnts,' whhe
the wgmakcr' stand nghast as They behold tho
demolition Of their business
! What will he the consequence OF this war wo
know not, as the wggies ara outrageous, and tho
! Doctor remains firm, aud declares that "soms
ihinga cnn be done as we'll Ia others" and that
BALD HEADS mny ms well wear their own hair
as that Of other people. !, can be had at No.
! 20 South Third street - Hetkly .Nssstngr.
! The above is for sale in this town ny Mrs.
ANNA ". EDDY, Franklin-strsot, 3 doors Enst
of tho Custom House. tJsn ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
III RAID OF Il I'll e Il l nj T. ,.


~p,,. ,.,i.. .,., d.v,.ea r., The resto ation
.un n,...,y.tion of tue lgiy, nothing has bee
-. 49, ~, ,ins,,,s ,,,,, yinou, Iioi, 4 on e. II So.
,n ci tr hair 10 he A, II an bs .uiy. Many
l, ,x.,, ,ald ,hr.s mon las n o. eau nov sxhi h iuN
-, A.. A, AZ, b,ir
=, a, ,,,na,J ,,n,n r.r ne Of tLt CO ebratcd Or ALI
-, -, " - ~. hv ,n, ~ IA pupi s
~. L., ~ ,, ~, tru,, ar Tsh Is very kii d
..,i,,,i =, \. "a A.
> philadelphia. May 10, 1893.
,. ~ 10y ~ ,,y,,,f ,nh,r. Long nous .ir on ir
III iIaI,L, honor of a no pr,onai n quniutanee
80 - 80 IN :, IN rnr,, lie IL known Ia ~ the
wni Atoh " ~, ~, ~, ~ n,,er, irrIu,srs ana praci 4
Wsi y. oI IN a. "S ts kin sc thai ha, r,-r b. ten
Hn"m NV, ", "a, a. a., ,,a, ain, ouis q, a b We Il, AID his
49,, ~, ,v,tn,s.ed tar sue e.. OF his private
,r,c'i,e vi pnh., ,tailpgIy acknow ledge. ia iiau
onie cons der ons Of lie brst preparations for ,hr
hair with VII eh we are aeqnainra aua ,,y "si"s h"y,
The s's" ~. y, ~" o., s,poa bench ,m il. Ny h,
had been Ealing ~ about two years, aud had Oseo'ne
very thin, 'inearn'ng spes", ohaae,a w"sn seas so"
.d ~, ,",, ~ have as IL now nbou ih re mon't..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
LAWS OF r. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General assembly, January Session, lslo'
AN ACT in addition To on act To proscho'
/ the form Of wrts and manner OF serving
them.
|, BE IL enacted Ly The General assembly as
folioirs:--
II Section |. when any Incorporated com
|, pany established without this state, sholl D.
L indebted or liable To any person or persons
| tho personal and real estate of such COMPANY
| Thin hi. State, shall be- liable TO DO attach
| ed and held Ia answer any just debt or de-
mand aud a writ directed To the proper oii
GERS, may be- issued by any competent court
| commanding such officers, to- attach the goods
aud chaties or real estate of such corporation
i to the amount named IN such writ aud also
to Summon said corporation To appear al tht
| proper court, by leaving q copy "f the SUM
mons with my known agent oi said corpora
ton IN this State.
/ Sec. z. Upon making such attachment, the
| officer making the same, shall leave nn al
tested copy Of such writ with The person IN
possession of such goods and chattels or rca
estate, if any person be IN possession ana u
/ real estate be attached, he shall also leave az
nttested copy with the town clerk oi the to"h
where he real estate IL situated.
4 Sec. 3. If there be no agent or attorney "i
| such corporation within tins State, known To
such officer upon whom such Summons can
he served, he shall advertise the snine imine'
| dlately for the space ot three successive
weeks. once week, in some newspaper
| printed in the town ar city nearest ihe place
| where the real or personal estate may he
1 situated.
II True copy-witness:
A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
TIE uAIKi THE HART

syTs NO better evidence Is wanting
NEf!sysxgSp to show the superiority Of the
~ Genuine Rutinlo Oil, over oihor
'~Ess-s' preparations, Than n number of
Druggists are cndeavoring to nilats and foster
their miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Road advertisement. Beware OF ped
lars.
Genuine T,utTa,o Oh is fast taking tho place
ofnll other articles, TO prom",o tho growth, soften
aud beauify the Hair iis uso gives IL u sof'nass
that no other article DIES, and cause IL To curl
beau,ifully-hy iroe use il will darken and va
the hair satin gloss. Il is highly periumcd and
givos perfect satisfaction 10 all that have given Il
uial You will observe the signature of the
proprietor, .'r iliam T,own," also, ''Euffao
Oil ;" imprinted on The bo,lIc. IN consequence
Of Il counterfeit which has recently appeared md
il now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
new label engraved on copper, for which
have secured a copy right, entered according 10
IN net Of Congress IN 1889, IN tho clerk "fiice
in the District Count Of Massachusetts Any IN
fringcmcnt viii be dcnlt with according To law.
None genuine, unless signed ia my own hand
writing For sale in Newport by X. J. Taylor.
and DR.. X. X. Hazard. Aug %.