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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
No. | Silver Top, Or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
featured BY Wm Brown, al Washington
street, Boston. Nv whnlrsulr agents s.sIessrs.
Dana, Evans 81 Co.. SiIas Pierce ~ Co.,
White g. Slpadman. Iienshiw, Ward u Co.,
aud l. ID. Brindlcy, are now supplied "ilh
fresh article. Also for sale III Boston by
most Of the wholesale Yves, India Goods and
Druggist stores. ReloiIrd by oil the Gro
ccry stores in Boston. Lowell, Salem. Prnvi-
drncr. New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
/ Hartford.
, There being limitations IN the market, be
particular 10 call tor WIN. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead syrup; II is mannlac'
tured with the best of SUGAR, and superior
\ SarsoparlIa. and forms one {" the most Whole
some aud chcapcs, beverage nuw IN use.
For sale in Newport by
r. r. II, HAZARD' y; Mn Druggists.
June g.
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NOTICE..

YnNHE subscriber having put his Railway IN
Il complete repair, hereby Informs his friends
and the public, that he is in readiness to hn'l'
up aud repair vessels, ar do any work III his
line at a short notice aud on favorable terms,
aud To all work entrusted Ia him he Will give
his personal attention. lie acknowledges
with gratitude tho many and repeated iavor'
r,ceiysd from the citizens of this town aud
the pubic generally and hopes he may yet de-
serve and receive II share of the pubiIc pat
ronage. W VI. H. ChHNDHLh'
Newport, July IA, le42
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| Messrs. Ransom x stevens

Genilemeu-l am happy Ia inform yoH ana lhr"'9h
on the public, al the wonderful effects which N"nr eel
rhlaied Daudeun aud Tomato fnhnrrh hnS ll"d ul""
me believe u TO he's duty which owe 10 my i'''""
citizens 10 cirgulgIe extensively ~ ma, bt dhle l'r
virtues ur 81 valuable medicine IN order that MI whn
are uauring dseite may hke myself be restored
10 health | eau hnrdy express my eihthE"e Nh'h !
look hnck upui my past nnd present snieii Is 'eel-
ing thai those only rtaisc, who ron tue t"rel'.
ng sulrrng at sickness, can lee that they ARE restored
Ia health agiiu. My disease WAS That horrible one
called Dysupp,s Constant unrasiness utter eating,
pnius in The head, shoulders, sic. back ana hS mn-
ggur lnssitude, co>tveness restless hlahts ana p'oh
tr able Gays had r-ured 30 much ihni hhd gwen
up all hJpps uf ever being well. had urd great va
riey uf medicine and all o ~" purpose hlli purchased
lunr Dnndeiun aud Tomato Pnnacehi hiicr tue use I"
few bottles my pains lrt memN apprlie rcinrhtd ANA
my G,ud sits well, nm gaining flesh aud irFl like ht
lring. make this unsolicited confession 10 you WIZ
much pleasure l,r feel desirnrs that NIL who p't
afflicted Uke ~, sell may Try your excellent Panuc.u
und lie cured. Signed,
I ELIZA PODESrA,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,

lyREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist
No. 4Si Washington street, Boston,
This IL mn entire new preparation of Sarsa'
parilla. without being reduced by the "dd''
ton of sugar. to form a syrup, as 1t ~ known
by ali that this very much reduces the OK
tract II is prepared by new steam appara'
lus. that procures the strength wlihout evapo'
ration. II ishc only preparation now m use
That our physicians may bc made acquainted
with ls mode Of manufacture, pamphle'
! has been published and sent Ia tho phy.h
ainns tha, they may know It's qualities. F"'
the past year it has been extensively recon
mended by them for purifying The blood, re-
imoving all humors, Diseases of the skin, cradi
eating mcrcn,inl effects from the system
ulcers. SC. II is also extensively used 10
/ the rhcumatlsm.
For sale in Newport by
r. r. HAZARD, pv,oo;s,s
r.. J. TAYLOR,
June 8.
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0aaauaYAn 8 s.aAasQHp
For ths Herald of the Times.
Repininss.

Tho sun has set 10 glory, Father ia Heaven,
80 the bnw in adoraton oi Thy works,
My pilgrimage on earth is DER, thy mandates
Forth, aud death has set his seal upon my brow
Aud I must die dio in ths full flush
OF youti,, with all lis warm affections.
God in Heaven I cannot quit this warm,
This breathing world without pong cannot
Bow IA meekncss all without 10 fair,
The winds are huslod, the ocean sleeps
In calm repose, and mirrors IN its bosom
The o'erhangiug frmnmont with all its golden
Clouds. The birds, Heavens chori,t ers,
hymn forth
Their notes Of gudness, drunk with life.
, - my cot I see green fields and lofty trees,
: ~ -n,rll perfumes In the streets henr
.as mir,hfu voice Of chldhood--l ii. hard to
give up
're have SO loved all thar thou hast made
frd fashioned, that each day found food for
&. Compilation. O have dreamed of haPpl-
ness TO come
Cherish d bright ,isions of the future have
Look'd on Nature will, poets eye, ill
IN fancird reality ha,o soar'd among
The spirits ofiLe Deity aud fell as one oi them
Leaving my mortality bohInd.-
o God, prolong my lilr bat vet n little
Longcr--if my heart were se"rd,
IfTime had trac ID its furrows on my
Brow-thrn could die, but nnw-not now
have not felt one care.-Faiher
In mercy send with healing on his wings
An Angel messenger -
'ris vain to struggle on my brow the dews
Ofdeath are settling, and feel
Eternity draw near. % am all unnerv'd
This beaut-ons world, these old familiar
Fnccs that love, Imust no longer
Gaze on Never more roam by the shore
Attwillight, and watch the setting sun,
Aud hear the Oceans roar, or song of birds,
Or gaze upon the stars that gem The sky,
Aud speak of Deity o Death of what
D"st thou bereave me ! y outh and warm fee
ing.,
Friends, n happy home, freedom from toll,
A soul to worship natur,-'his was my lot
And now the usnliate grave ynmns
For it, viciini-not in vain - -
August, ISi3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Boston, Feb. %, l6l3.

The reader will perceive by perusal OF the
first and scrond certificates that the fanaceo
has produerd remarkable cures Of two Of the
most obstinate Diseases resulting from impurities
of the blood, VIZ Erysipelus aud Sc,oiulous
humor. That these diseases result Gom such
cause aud cannot he relieved unless the cause is
removed, no intelligent physician will deny !;
that they are obstinate aud difficult to cure,
there are too many affecting aud melancholy
proofs IN the community. and tia, tho Panacea
has effected cures of them, and IN cases of long
,i,ndin Z, the above certificates are sufficient
proof The two last, VIZ: dyspepsia aud gene
raj debility. are among the most cnumon aud
tinublr.ome Diseases with which tho community y
ne afflicted and give rise To great suffering, both
mental aud bodily. II will be seen that the
fnnaoea has produced certain and radical cures.
"a long, bad eases of that class By inserting
other certificates IN or possession, We could
show the wonderful effect which this Panaeeo
j,~s produced ~ all the diseases for which wc
\ recommend it, use hut tbs we think wiz b'
,uliit lgnt to convince all who can be convinced
Of proof.
II Persons should be particularly cautions. !
\ thoy % .sh Gnr ia. Gcnu ne NJ, dirine. Away
( ne sure and ask for the Dandehon PanAcea, ani
/, receive 10 other.
Y For .,le whales lie and retail 10y the propr'"-
N tore. RANSOM & SIENENS. Chemist an'
II Druggist. Arnory HALL buI'Gins, S21 Washing
II ton street Boston.
II Alsoior sale by ,lcir duly appointed agents
I Newport, u Il. Hazard ana H. }. Tnylo
druggists: Bristol. J.. w. Bdg9-, w. u
( Biyley. druggists; Warren, WA Porkc
druggist; -wan>ey. John A. Wood dfoggis
aud Nv druggists lIlrous hou, tia Lou"lty.
July 20
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HEADACHE AND DROwsiNEss

Cured hv the use Of WIN. Browns mex
hanstlbe double pcrlumcd mrdlca'cd Salts
prepared in sponge with screw cap bottle
1t Is decidedly the best article ever invented
to remove The above complaints. There be
,ng in the market many limitations for ,h'
rue and genuine article. call for Wm
Browns Medlcalcd Sponge Salts. \ sccn:l
" against counterfeit, ob,frve The name oi
the label, VIM. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
r. Il. HAZARD, nnuan;.,.
r. J. TAYLOR, "'"Es'''''
/ june 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
ID X. .4LLE.NS RALSfM OFHORE
HOUND. LIVER WDRT IND
PLEURiS ROOT FOR
GISSIs9. "a !! .!S|.::NilyslSl
and LIVER COMPLAINT
June 8.

TOLDS, Coughs, Splitting Of Flood, ca
" tarrh. diGcuhy Of Breathing, Pain
in the side, paipitaiioa Of the heart, oPprfs'
sion and soreaess Gt tie ca'd, PieWisg,
Hectic Fep.r, might sceafs, difficult AMI pro.
fuse Eapeetorati0n. and all affections cfMe
Lungs, chest and Liver.
The ilorehouul. i.iveraort and Pleurlsy ron
have 70. centuries been c.lebraled in the cure
of affections 81 The Lungs and Liver. DR.. Al
len, after IA series of experiments, has been able
10 extract from these medical herbs. baIsan'
which excrts wonderful effects IA curing Con-
SUMPTION and Liver Complaints.
1 For children aboring under Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Colds. Coughs, Group, Quincy, and
sore Tmoat, This Rul.am j. OF great Importance
During the winter Of 1880, rising Of one lhou-
sand families employed this remedy, in ih'
Ciiy of New York. The consequence was, lha
the number of deaths among children was 70
ducnd 10 less than one half The usual number, ns
nny be seen by the City Inspector report o
! deaths.
n IN order 10 give the reader some idea of tn
efficacy Of this Balsam. and how extensively
i. used, we here Introduce the monthly repor
of the cures in the month oi May, Is II, an
published in lha New York Sun.
n "Muuthly Report oi The cnrcs performed %
/ Dr.. Is %. Allen = Balsam Of ilorehound, iw
erwon aud pleurisy Root during tho mo"'h .
! May. 1t has cured and completed the cur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Encourage Domestic Manufac-
lures.
s ] O v { 5,

EHOR burning WOOD or COAL. Manu-
Il featured at the Newport Foundry
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove IN .he mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROWNELl.:
neat south the Post OGice.
N. B. The Public are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
Sept. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
ELIZA PODESTA,
No. |. Ci,niun Place, Boston.
/ Messrs Ransom g. sicyens

deem it my duty the public, and hnta matter ~
it-Ic. L. >ourSri,rs. to state The result oi The u
which my lie has made with Nour ihNhluhblo steam
cunsecrnrd extract Oi Dundeon and Tomato Phnnccn
She has breH ~ Tor quite uunbcr oi years has beth
gradually losing strength aud nesh hnd has appear
ed be bey ond The reach ui me,cme ana medical hld
About five wrecks since SHE conmtncrd the Use ~ your
/ lnnacea, aud much encouraged 10y ihe ust "i
the first bottle that she has continued II To The present
lime. aud now happy IN say tih she - gaming he
flesh and strength, aud II able 10 lake her usual amount
OF EXERCISE aud Is deedeH In better health aud spirs
ihuu she hns been tor lenrs pnst. would mosi thr'
ursy advise all who afflicted with debility or ANY
impurities at The blood, make nj orre aud with
ou DELAY of ,nur snle aud entire remedy, lhe Dande-
lion aud Tomato Panhcen. - -
signed WM hAhl,
No. 8 Allen street, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

From the Rev. DR.. Scott Of New York.
DR.. u, ID. Allen, Dear Sir Il am most happy
to inform you lhal your Brl''m of !l"rnhound,
ii,crwort ani pieursy Root has cured me o'
Liver Complaint disease under which had
lahored upwarI of six years. have recon
nanded ii to several Of my friends afflicted with
the same malady, and in every instance has Il
been successful. Hoping God may spare .ou
life for usefulness,
am, respectfully yours,
JoHN SCOTT, ID. ID.
To r. y. Allen, VI ID.
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eau riON.

.r-TH Purchase none unless il has the cer''l
eate Of "Copyrisht' on the wrapper aud abe !,
aud the written signanre oi
i. -. ALLEN, NJ. ID.
General depot. IS Barclay street, \. Y.
For sale in Newport by L. X. !iAZ\RD, al
,h. sicn of the IoILen Nloiias. Dec. %
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-S>M S>MSNsN 3MSG@
From the Boston Courier
The First Dear Thing.

The first dear thing that ever lowed,
Was Il mother, gentle eye,
That smiled as woke on tho dreamy couch
That crad'd nay infancy.
! never forgot The JOYOUS thrill
That srnile in NV spirit stirred,
Nor how II r"nld charm me against my will
I'iii laughed like a joyous bird
AMI iin next fair thing that ever loved
Was bunch oc summer flowers,
Win odars, and ilues aud loveincss
Fresh from EGen's bowers,
I never eau lind such hues again,
Nor smell surh sweet perfume
Aud fthsr. bn odors sweet as these,
'Tls that have lost my bloom.
l. trudrrcr far to tell
Twas - voice, und hand, and gentle eye,
That dazz'"d me wiki its spell,
4 nd he IovcIirst things had loved before
W,,e only tic landscape now,
On thn canvass bright, where pictured her
In the glow ofmy early vow.
Anl The next good thing was iain to love
Was Ia sit ia my cell alone,
Musiug o'rr all these lovely thngs,
Forever, forever flown.
Then "ul | walked in forest free,
Where wanloncd the autumn wind,
And the covered boughs hung shi'eringly,
In harmony with my mind.
And spirit was on me that next loved,
Tia: rnle,h nay spirit still,
Aud maketh inc EIurm"r these sing-song words
Nb'i; asains, my viii,
And walked tho woods III the winter came,
Aud then did | love The snow;
Aud heard the gales through the wild wooe
aisles,
Like the Lords own organ below.
And the bush had iaved in nay grecnw, %
walk,
saw il Ear away,
Supplied with SHOWS, liko ;he bonding priest
That knceis in the church to pray.
And thought on The vaulied fame OF high,
Whcr. siond when ltile child,
hwrd nv the isuds sung thrIIinsly,
And the asthrtns undeflcd.
AuA agn,n TO the ,auted church went,
And hoard the same sweet prayers,
Aad tic srrrr fl' organ pcals up sent,
And ~, snil soothing airs
And lrt IN ~, spi'; drear aud strange,
10 lrink hf Me rare ran,
That tuer4 rhr sole tsin., that ! kHew
chras
In the soul of the Sey aud man.
0&s<15sT sTS.N~zCE
The Ever Blooming Flower
Ths or issrs so1s.
Thgn, We O'Se ~ "ur Nay
Whn Gr-i ! call Il thee niue
BIT ,hu1gh onr Youth has nuwn away
NJ, heart c"niinne- ihirr
Plough over, charn hy il.e pvsscst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

Love ilourisbr- within my breasI;
Yhe over blooInins flower.
With thee encirci.d in these arms,
Our yo,lih returns agn'n
Aud memory recalls the charms
Tn. eve would trace in vain
Th. rose must like those charms decay,
The pride of Flora's bower,
Bu, love can never fade away,
Th. ever blooming flower.
When deuih with his commission dread,
Beside US shall appear
No thorns shall sirew onr dying bed,
For love shall hanlsh fear;
We cannot fly The tyranls doom,
Blu, may contcmn his power,
For lcve shall flourish on our tomb,
The over booming flower
sxzz<-.<-=-. 49, -s = --zh sA1'
OLD TINES. The New Haven Con-
r,er favors the public with several anus
ing extracts from the records OF that
Colony.
A law relating To ''young men aud
maidens," enacted as follows -
| "Whusevcr shalt iaeeisle or draw the
Il n Elections al auy made or made Jeivanl,
clhcr for himself 81 others, without first
gaining the consrul oI her parents, "l
guardians, besides nll damages The pa
rents may sustain, shall pay 10 the plan
talon DOS Tor the first offence, aud Ion
the second towards The sane party, III
| Tor the ihi,d shall be tined, imprisoned
ar coporraIly punished, as the planlalI"r
court shall direct"
|, Under this law, a. appears by the
| New Haven records, at court held
/ May /, 1900,
II "Jacohelh Murine and Sarah Intl!,
were prosecuted "ior setting down on I
| chest together, his arme about her waisir
| and her arne npnn his shoulder or abon
his neck, and continuing IN Vt. sinful
| po-iv,e about halt an hour, IN which lim'
! he kyssed her aud she kyssed hlm, o
they k,sstd one another nS ye winesse
testified. Mr.. futile pleaded VI. Jaco
had endcavored to steal away his dangh
ter's affections, bui VI Sarah drn'ed, an
It did not appear io yr. c"urle," but mol
wnhs,andlug "as they had carried 1t q
such waninn, unclvil, and lascivlou
manner, they were sentenced To pay
euch of them, 2Os. to The treasurer.
The follnwing, copied llom Lib :,
/. New Haven records, was designed
prevent irregular conduct among I,
young people:-
"At n general cour,e for New Have
Sept. II, 1866.
Upon consideration of much sin cor
mitcd al times OF hnsking Indian corn
1t is ordered that noe single person,
persons, whatsoever IN this plantatio
shall meet together upon preirnce
huskinr lndian corn out oi the family
wrh they belong after g oI We clock, u
less We master nr parents of such pcrsn
he with ihem 10 prevent disorder at sue
tunes, or some fin person int'usied
VI. end bv ye several parents or master
And whatsoever person or persons s!li
be found To traGsgress thus order shall
liable TO We penalty OF ye lave ashyn
night walkers"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

A Wagon and harness for Tho sum ol $ 10
N can be bought nn immediate application
ut DR.. VOSB'S COtiOgc.
Ang.3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
WRIGliTS SlNDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
UNpiAS PURGATIvED
Of,he North American College of Health.

Aud that all travelling SCENTS are provided WIN GER
ti.icale OF agency, sl.n.d hy WiLLINH NRiGnr, Vie
p,rs,ueII uG the \. \. Cnli ui Health Al travellers
,hrrriurc " no uicr indnn Pulls tor sale, nnd rann",
show certificate al agency, rs ab"Ve de'ci'be' "hl
be knuwn as wicked imposterS.
Purchasers viii further remember ibnl he counter
letters IA the hope Of Grading the law, has. omitted The
name al "Wrght,' aud substituted sniMt wgid !" H.
nInr4, tbnt The mrdiriuc mast have "WRlGiIr'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. on the sides OF the buNrs,
ard Ihnl all with the above omission ARE positively
spurious.
INA rl,u round the border ef The label will hc found
n small INpe, Entered according {" an act u t"u-
ness in the wear 1910, by " illiHm wright, IN the
CLERKS Office of The District Court VI The Eastern DIS
Irict OF Punlsy wanna"
IL will further lie observed TINT the printed dirccon'
! inr using the mcdicne which accompanies egeh hn>
pre entered according TO act o Congress pHd III,
same Iin will lie found at the bUiu Ol lhe rst page
The pnhc will also remember that all who sell The
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, nre provided with ce
ufcute ui agency, signed by
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BosrqS, April 3, 1913.
Messrs. Rnnsom & Stevens +:
SIrNtH III IFSHtHCU VI JUs
Bpslnn, April 1T. loi3.

nerr Sirs-It Is with much pleasure hnnd Won n ts"
lines rel llye 10 yuur Dalelun aud T"nno Pnnnreh.
NV daughter having been afflicted from her in,hcy Nth
scrulul bu,npr aud uele rash, nnd had rts"tei
to the many different mrdirnts advcrfed To" rsltti
would here certify that | have found no nltliciGt
which has given such perfect satisfaction Hnt 80 mU'
/ rerI n, ,our Dand.ion and Tomato Pannrea.
wouli Recommend 1t to al, person " h" may be aiic""
i IN the like uIhnuer.
Mos, respectfully yours,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
III. ur1rsrY.s wnnnplNa cnran ANn

INR. NpIrsEY's WHOOPING CDUsH AND
- CROUP COEbI I..--Thr pocuiiss adsptption
th. well tuown ntdir To the rf the complaints
dr.snste bv nsc, ~ general usr ht Hlno. ever,
family In the sttv and the nntariry u h,s nisirel -
m iryrlus's sf.parson. rcuiers " gnt" nnurrtss'r'
IN ssv on, fhfns ~ IT. GvuT hrt 10 surh hsNr
'e.icd is super~r vir'nrs. Ui- higy recommended n
perfectly sale aud esectus remedy IN the shove com
plnnts
us-s beeu standard medicine for group, IN nnner-
nus 4. ie- w this vicinity ldr the lsi twelve lesr-.
aud the continually itsrrHsr. densnd ipr " surieut
rvdenre that u - beroniug 81 popular ms v vnlns-
,ie n,seine. sud " sl hiay appreciated ~ evrr.
80 tamil, should De without II ~ This season ~ tle
wear whru children, hy es-urc ~ The sudden change
~ the weather. ac sirrt aud urrN prrsd ~
fncks uf these alarming complaints. which n'ipi W.
overcome by M immediate resort this potent aud
failiug remedy -
II Per sale ~ Newport by n. J. TAYLOR "" li'
1 Th,mss street FEB. 3,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

~ WIN. Browns pure Extract of Sir.
sapatlla. prepared by n new mode oi cx.
rrac,lng the strength from the root wittou'
cvanoraiion ~ now extensively rccotnmer-
ded by the Boston physicians " ~ fast tax
Ing Tic place oi all medicines fnr pur'ying
,hc blood. hemnrs ~ the iac" nrd neck. Sal
/ Rhoum. oil diseases uf the skin. Rheuma
I. lem. scsiic complaint, Sc. II is in eX,cn
i've uae im ersdIco,lng uicrcurInl disease
rom the system.
n For sale in Newport by
II. Il. HAZARD, pruygis,s.
II. J. TAYLOR,
n juno ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

From j. l.. Rogers, NJ. D. New York City
DIR. q. u. Alien, Dear sir for year pas
| have been in The habit oI prescribing your
Ralsam OF llerehound, l.Ivcrw0rt and 'lru'isN
Root. 10 my patients in private practice have
also used i, in tie Hospital find 1t remcd,
of rresi efficacy in affections OF l.ungs an'
Liver. in -es Of Con unpion, Cough, Asthm
: Bronchitis have found it very eiiCacIous
aud believe il is prescribed very generally by
The profession.
j. l.. RoGERs, NJ. d.
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AGE

NrwroRr, Mrs ANNA VI EDDY.
Pro, denc. Joseph Bach, Jr. & Charles Dyer, Jr -
Portsmouth. Greene AZ Talman-Bristul, i.emnel w,
Brygs-W WickCrl, samuel Pirrce--Enst Grrtnwich,
james sincum--APp"naug Village, John Carpenter
Warwick. Ilarksville,) GCnrge j. S,icer- Kingston,
rhnipns T. Ntiis-Praccda!c, T.. d. Campbell n to.
Wakrnrd :, yester RobinHuu-lrrrN VILE, q. Walter
naanri-Hopkmiou u. u. 1hurstou & to.-Richm"nd
Brands Iron Works. Oiney ~ hi'hmoh i-'r"mh"i
Mills Amos Fiskc-Lippiil Mills, = "A. Remington
PhtrutN Vilage, w. e.. Am.s--Naiick Village, Uhye
RgLcr-- Warren, - ". nrsvO'l-Srhlcd, T.. ". smith
I-IIarrisyiIlc, Andrew HHuts--ChcpH'hct. job Arm
strong a snns--rHscoHc. :i1Nlrs WHug-Pawtucket
Alh,tt g.. Jruks--Chsrl"-iuwn tirurgr 4. stanton
| Fall River, Berrmm EuH-Tauni"n, Z. : Munruc-
Drltnn Msson Marvel. and Charles Nbitmarsh--Tiy
/ rrtun stone bridge, Samuel ~cHls'rv-Snneisrt.
! !. ILarc-- swnusHy. Joseph g. inJLsr-NOr,h swan
/ ley, Daucl Mgsua-Rrhubn'h, VIM Marvel "a & sou
nud DAME, Pierre, .iccknnk, Gardner Lulher, pud -
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\ pfc. % cts. per bov, with tan directions
II Al letters Ftnti,R to- the wills must hp t6dresss
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