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iUPMRS. NJ. ". GARDNER,SJND
AN BALSAM or IIVERW ORTtND

| W 'ARiiDi ND.-lhe Original Vegetable Livprnrt
P"parttion-Price 80 cents the b,tte- he ~. ST pop
lar remedy for the cure ui Coughs Gnlds spit ing r
flopd ahd Phlhlsc, aud all diseases of the lungs as,
Is ~ extensive use frT the cure uf Liver nutpI in
hlsIs the htSt preparation OF Livetwuu introduced
q" the American ?ubli', ~ being now twelve years
'htel was hfst esiabishe'. Its reputation stand.
hntivdlIed ~ cough mrdiciue-Sre ceftifrairs aud
rttes "i fe'Idehre on the printed direction round tie
bottle.
The undersigned, having received pteat benefit for
The cure of diseases above named VIII, c,,ddeute "a
recommend the celebrated Balsam Of Lyc,wurl To- p
public.
Ernest Webster David r. Wood,uty
Thomas llaskius, jr. T.. Horton,
e.. Ellis, o. CalI
q. Williams, Miss l., Howard
w Nholrsal" aud retail by the proprietor. " iiLIAN
HNoNN ~ Washington street, Btiailcd by all the
druggists IN Roston, Saieu, New B,dtotl. Notcrsiri
'roNiderce, \. " " u. sands, New York, Hartford,
Springfield, aud by II. J. TAlLOR, n &RR HAHARG
Nawpou. Oct o..
April 7.
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The humble man requests favor as though
ne wef" unworthy 10 receive II ; but tho proud
ma" asks i"r u it'ur ~ the same tone as If ho
were granting one.
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HEADACHE AND DRowsINEss

Cured by the use of WIN. Browns mex
haustble double pcriumed medIca,ed Salts,
prepared IN sponge with a screw 0op bottle.
II Is decidedly the best article ever invented
to remove the above complaints. :There be-
lng in the market many limitations for the
true and genuine article, call for VIM.
Browns McdIcatcd Sponge Salts. secu-i.
~ agains, counterfeit, observe The name on
The label, WIN. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
y. Il. IlAZARD,
X. }. TAYLOR, druggists
June 9.
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RRowN,s corGn cANnY.-rhl. nn,e..,l. a.,l

I ISkoWN'S CpCGH CANDY.-Thi. agreeable ariI
= cue riepited by william Brown, a thorough che
S' "lI ihthluI dtHggist, ~ the corner oI Na.hing.
"n HuI ElliO streets, - dee tidcdy the no ple,.ant
|u''uni"I 'nd 'u"tlive compound ~ our market for
,ne Irtt ahd cure oi the distressing and dangetou,
IT'S nnelN ptepa ed aud highly mcdtrat,d win an.
W"Neu tNpe'"''ntS shss IN anofd instant relief 10
'ne H'hied Fg1h' ottno thtoat hbnut produr 10
W" ""l"h we rast win cindiess "A nauseattuu = nd
n'ftfii"us curct npun ihr stnmach. Having rnGi,
'un'oN 'e'h compelled To- use 'everai times witln
~ years we llnve tnnnd u both grateful aud
Iffiend-.-Times. ~ w "'
y. w. We careful 10 observe the signature oC WIN
roWh "n The direction, there beiug several counter
nH 'Hclrs ~ the mari 81 csil tor tp,pound
""rs'l andy Medieated The above ~ fot sale D.,
"'s '""h hy ~. IAhL LpR. - kK IAZNRD. u9i
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Nessrs. Ransom & Stevens t:

Genilcmru-lO viii ALLOW me 10 express the graft
tnic lrrl Ia you for your invaluable preparation o
Dahdruu aud Tomato PauHccI, which ms wife has
been using for the nsl two mouths. lou viii
brr that whom first came luu mentioned that at
ZINES Tor tour Years she had hren confined to the house
aud brcu entirely uhalle to do her work, suffering
rom Asthma mud Fry sIpelis. during ihs period
ne she had hauiy pns,rd ui.I al quiet resI-in nci
many o cr nighis she would h, obliged "a be- up. buri-
ing Niirc 20 relieve the spells ul coughing aud
cough, and The ,iiccr, Ol it gave suppose
consumption. Ia consequence Of her loss of aud
ncsh aud strength aud entirely unable leave her
house. fhe lrrd ~ vain every thug that the kmdn,s,
nud skllI Oi good phN >cus could suggest, aud de-
>pnr" that she would ever wcl bat thanks to that
hlnd Providence which directed me To Nou and Your
valuable Medicine, she able ~ nilenG 10 her do
,urstic concerns, aud shall always both believe
she his been Improving since she began take
PHnnce that hrr restoration must be Hirbucd a. that
Hhd desire publicly ~ EXPRESS gratitude that on
nave been tuHhicd ~ invent valuable medicine.
welt ~ ur the mpuihN and interest have
ted IA situation aud my wlirs hcnh' hoping that
the above narrative At the astonishing winch NOur
cdlCnr has pTnduced. iHuv lead others who Iimi-
lHrly afflicted apply Ia Nuu hrntr their hope
less, aud should there be who doubts the allow
statements aud wish tor further description al The !
case, shoGId be happy I" elve I" ihcm verbally by
calling on me. RiCIiARD SllERNIN,
No IS Charter stItci, Dustun,
Signed in presence of Joshua Child.
Bustun, April IA. 1913.
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JoRE.-A "duwn east editor asks his
subscribers - pay up, that he may play a smi.
lar j0ke upon ms creditors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

There is odlous spirit in many persons
who are better pleased to detect fault than to
commend a virtue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

This may certify that Mrs. Burlei has been
afflicted with an affection Of the liver. for five
years, and during the four first years of her i'll
ness was under the care Of several Physicians,
tut her disease appeared TO be increasing in ma
Ilgnity, and the prospect of her recovery be-
coming more doubllul, until being made ac.
quaitcd with the success " bich has attended d..
Srarkwealher's llepalic Elixir, in similar cases
She was prevailed upon to make use OF II, and
from this time has been gradually recovering
aud ! can most checrfuy recommend it a. a
safe and valuable remedy for such complaints.
NJ. BJRDElT,
Pastor ofths Church in ;. North hbmge.
South Nouhbiidgc, sept !, lsIO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Love is better than pair OF spectacles-to to
make every thing look brighter which is seen
through IT,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

uriu"ns man wi,o has passed through the
t'mpiatr"ns "i tno world, may be compared to
The fi,L that 1--we, ii the TINE ~ salt water, vet
n SUI fresh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

: At Il meeting Of the Medical Society Of Wash
nngion County. the following resolution was
unanimously passed -
ResOired, That from knowledge Of the
composition OF DIR. Aliens Balsan of llore.
hound. Lverwort and Pleurisy Root and the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon our patients, II - oar dee ded opinion that
II will cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do strongly recommend it to the faculty
aud public generally.
JoHr Il SArIrH. NJ. y. rres't
DAVID +. HALL, NJ. IL. Sec'ry
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shakers Herbs.

A general assor tmcnt Of Culinary md
"a .Nedicindi Herbs, Of ist quality, neatl "
put up IN small packets Tor famIly's use, usi
received from the shaker Village .at Harvard,
Massachusetts, aud for sale 10y
Il. u HAZARD,
Sign Of The Golden Mortar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Men spend ih"ir lives ~ irving 10 under.
stand each "tiisr. and, ~ The rlps,, are con-.
P"ilsd {" acknowlrdgr thai they cannot even
uvdsEsiand themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

III ANS and Smoked Beef, Beef, Pork Lard
u aud smoked Salmon Iusi received by
aug. 10. l.. I. q ". NEWTON,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

TITO good prniItr~ nr ~ individual ought
not ~ D" 'siioHt II 80 much b, sront efforts ~
by jus Ordinary rpnduti
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EiSIllNG TACKLE-a good assortment
Iust received aud for sale ~ The Variety
Store of 4. STACY, JE.
ItUe gp
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- year of pleasure pn,.r. like = aectinr
brot7r, boz q ni"ni, ~ ~ misfortune >.rm, 80
age ofrmn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

TO Ali THE WORLD WHO USE
h LEATHER ~ ANY FORM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Please read the following statements communicated
to The Undersigned 10y His EAceloncy under date oI
Mn. CHARLES DYER, Jr.
n My Dear Sir-four communication Gfyesterday, ask
lEg my opinton ui DIR. Starkwcnther's lcpac Eiixir
has been received this morning, la reply, viii inform
Non that my confidence in patent medicines generally
j. not very nallering have had much reason To
believe thar unprihc pied viii often palm upon their
rlow-ctILens their useless If not dangerous
Tor the sake o gam the use al which takes up that i'm
pOriant aud critical period Of time without producing
ANY good effect, when otherwise perhaps proper rene
dies would have been used and much suffering aud dis
rcss prevented. For that reason have not used them
feeling myself and family 10 he much safer under the d
rrciions ui my family physicians hut having bccu aE
nrrd tor the last siN years with diculr. IN the side
aud chest, uncomfortable mud olen distressing, nai ul
aud somewhat alarming, and fl ON which | could yet
only temporary reei very fortunately noticed your
advertisement oi the medicine in question.
had been n school-boy with Dr. Sprkweaher. and
had with him long and intimate acquaItancs when
we were Young men, aud from my knowledge Of him
thought him incapable at practising deception nrv
person tins tact induced me 10 Try DR.. akwcaihes
llepatc Elixir, aud by its use now believe m! sell to
be- entirely cured.
need not therefore, say 10 you That consider il or
great value. certainly think It's discoy ery of great
pubic Importance.
The first borrIe loek gave me much relief which
regularly progressed until had k-n six hotties when
disc hinued IL, having, thank God, further use for
II AT y escnt, With much rcgaId and respect,
Your ob't aud humble servant,
SAMUEL w KING.
This ccrtines that for IL years ! was afflicted with
sickness aud during this time applied TO nunIbar ui
the most skul aud celebrated ph, sirans among Us
without any permanent benefit, my complaints con
inuCd to increase upon me.
1e describe all my III feelings would be ont of my
power. had no Appetite troubled with n severe
pain my side, great distress after taking food, dull
heavy feeling n my head almost amounting stupidity
nunbucss Ui my hmbs, could get no refreshing sleep my
uod did ma good my bowels continually ont ul
order. aud obliged 10 take physic ofcn, which
Wuud only give me momentary relief; all my difficult II
'uties continued To Increase to such degree that
all kinds OF labor and considered self ucurH
lie tyxp NpuT ursIt h.ttI al nr
lIepAtic EliNr winch took according
directions, ana soon had the satisfaction to find M,
icalih improving, which gave me confidence IN the
ncdtciu inc, confined the u Il until took ahout
uur bottles, which has restored good state
II heal ~ ever enjoyed So far ms ! know I have
nhored the present sehson on farm and have lost
me diys Labor meal Of yictunlS, during the
imc. 50 safely sHy that the Iepatic EliNir, and
his soue restored my health for have taken no other
Medicine since commenced using IT,
GIDEON HoLLEY. III
IN,rlge. kunust %. IsiO. II
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r e A D e n S I!
Please examine The )oiioming
Iaeis IN relation 10 he
DANDELION AND TOMATO PANA.
CEA.

II ruNilE numerous and extraordinary cure.
II u which this MEDICINE, unriyaIe ed for It's
safety aud efficacy, is daily producing. aud the
constant calls on the proprlelors for fresh sup
plies hy the agents ~ every section Of the coun-
try, are ~ themselves "A sufficient guaranty Of
the truth of the high cn"onluns which are every
where bestowed upon it. No one pretends to
doubt the fact tint the DANDrLIoN AND TO.
MATo are iwo OF the most useful vegetables in
the whcle pegetabie kingdom aud in addition TO
these The PANACEA comprises all the virtues Of
d very strong extract of the best Spanish SAR.
sAPAHlLLA.
/ Composed exclusively Of such materials, and
prepared " nh the utmost cares and attention to
the anI1ls siuaion and best method of pre- e,erv.
lng ~ full force the peculiar virtues of each.
the many and rapid cures which the PhNAcEA
has eilecied aud still continue to ehecs, are not
really so surprising ~ they might at irsi appear
10 the casual observer. The propletors woud
also call the attention of the public 10 the fact
that The superior strength Of this pr paraion,
and consequently The less quantity which i nee.
essary 10 produce the desired effect render. the
Panncea the cheapest well as the most de.
sirable medicine which has ever been offer.
ed 10 the Public, with the DANDELIoN, TO.
MAIo AND sARsAFARILLA, combined, they
can with confidence challenge competition. and
they do moi fear a comparison with any Ncdi.
cine which has been or can be preplrrd, and
they w"ud earnestly and particularly invite IN
rcShg6tion.
II Is therefore offered to the public with full
confidence for the relief Of all those diseases Of
which The articles themselves are so often pre-
scrbed by our first physicians
Such ~ Headache, Dizziness, Slecpiness.
Noses in the Head, bad TASTE in the mouth,
Nausea or sickness of the stomach, loss OF ap-
petite, Ind geSlion, dyspepsia, fever and ague,
pam after eating, sour stomach, ,hrariburn pun
dice, costiycness, determination of the blood to .
the head piles, coughs, cold-. pain IN The side
back. lInhs and Joints, rheumatism, aud all
ChIonlc diseases, scrouous huuors, salt rheum
and all cu'aneous erupions OF the -. general
debility, Sc.
And 10 show that we realize in practice what
we are led 10 expect from the nedi 'inal virtues
OF The ingredients composing the Panacea, we
wish 10 call attention to the following.
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Opinions of the Medical Faculty

The following certificates show the high estr.
nation in which DR.. aliens Ijalsnn is held.
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CAIT JION

To b. ID. Allen, VI. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

NO matter how bald a person may be,
growth Of hair will be prodvced, and a>
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IT TIHII
CERTIFICATES.

K. J. Tay Tor, Nrwr0rt, II. I.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-07

The Murder of COrHes.-It will be seen by
our report that the examination before the Cor
oner has been closed, the Jury, alter brief abb
sence last evening, returned a verdict that the
deceased came TO his death by wound from
some person unknown. Mr. and Mrs Cotton
were thereupon discharged. Nothing in the
voluminous testimony that has been taken in
this protracted case tends to fix suspicion of
guilt upon any person, and the affair remains
enveloped i'm its original mystery. The fact
that man may be shot in the open street at
only few steps from the most crowded thor
oughiare in the city, at an hour when the
streets are so generally thronged, and the muir
derer escape even a suspicion of having done
the deed, is certainly somewhat alarming
What disclosures time may evolve remains to
he seen: at present, however, the whole affair
is in the darkest mystery; and we see no reason
why il should not remain so as long as the cir
cumstances attending the death of Mary Rog-
crs have been concealed from the public eye
N Y. Tribune, March 90.
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The United states Mathcma-
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MARRIED,


In this village Both ult., by Rev c. Walker
Mr.. Edmond J Gage, to Miss Mary Haven both
Of Athol, Mass.
In Dummerston, both ult, by Rev N Barbour
MIR. lchabod NJ, Knapp, to Miss Sarah Wheeler
both of ID.
In Guilford, Sd inst, by Rev. w. n. Barber, MI
Ira Weatherhcad to Miss Mary Gallup, both of G.
In Guilord, I'd inst. by N. z. Chaplin, Esq MI
Barney Gallup, 10 Miss Esther L. Wea,hefhead
both Of Guillord
In Jamaica. 9th ult, by Rev Mr. Patton, Mr.
George II. Lawton, of North Wardsboro, TO Miss
Sarah Pierce, youngest daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Pierce, of J.
In Monongahea Co, Va, Jan. 10, Mr.. George
Smith, aged 80, 10 Miss Anne Davis, aged 81
In Jamaica. 25ih Feb. by Rev n. Cndworth, MI
Benjamin Cobb, Jr. aud Miss Harriet Martin, boil
of Jamaica.
Also, March 2s, by the same, MIR Erastus
Holden of Townshend, and Miss Melinda David
son of Jamaica.
In Flins,ale, N. H., 25th ult, by Rev. E. An.
drews, Capt. Watson Wheeler, of Chesterfield, 10
Miss Miranda Barrett, Of ii.
In Colerain, March 81, by John Wilson, Esq
Mr. Joseph N Brown of Nottingham, to Miss Mary
Ann Babbet of Coefain
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" If this paragraph should be read by noisy
Locofoco, residing in the west part OF Putney,
who is in the habit calling at the place where the
papers for our subscribers in that part of the town
are usually left, and taking (without leave) GER
tain mans paper, to carry home to read, notwith-
standing his great adherence 10 the paper, we
advise him either TO send down and subscribe for
the Phoenix, or let the gentleman TO whom the
paper is sent, have the first reading of it.
This notice will apply to other persons within the
range Of our circulation, whether Wing or Tory,
who are in the habit of calling some of their
neighbors to borrow or read the Phoenix, and very
often stealing it from the stores and iayerns, where
our papers are left for subscribers
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-07

Snotc IN the Iaterior.-A correspondent of the A.
mcrican, writing from WATERFOWL, Oneida Co., N.
y, represents the snow in that region very deep.
lie says: ain TRUTH the entire land from Albany 10
Buffalo, and from Utica 10 Watertown, is an ocean
of snow, lying from four to twelve feet deep.
On the road from this village to Utica where in
fair weather, in summer aud winter, from 500 to
800 teams pass daily, the inhabitants have been
compelled to turn out and cut passes, that look like
dug ways; long lanes, at one end of which, if a
sleigh is in sight, you must stop and wait patiently
until it has passed through, or otherwise you would
be as effeciually swamped in your Jersey marsh
es. The oldest nhabitdnt has not seen the like foI
occurred"
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THE ERYSJpELAS

DR.. Davis, Of Norwich, in a public commu-
ncation, thus aludes to the prevailing epidem-
c:-
"From a careful observation of the disease,
post norton examination, and the remedies,
am fully convinced that the present epidemic
has lis seat in the hillary and digestive organs,
and in the commencement of the disease would
direct the practitioners attention to the gas
trio and hepatic regions, under full convc-
ton that the liver, in majority of cases, is the
organ primarily affected. And am happy Il
state that since have become convinced Of
this fact, and administered accordingly, have
ply definite name to the present epidemic,
should be inclined to call it The Spotted Fever. -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-07

The death and Burial of the young Indian Squaw
IN New York, is thus described by the correspon-
ueht oil the National lntelligencer:
The immediate of her death was a violent
Gcod' taken in coming home a night or two before
from ball at the Tivoli. The omnibus in which
hey were returning broke down in Hudson street.
ana they were obliged to walk a mile through a
nght snow falling at the time. Their thin moccas
ms were no protection, and four or five the Ind
ans were i'll the next morning. She died in dread.
Iul agony OF congestion of the blood on the third
Gay, spite of the best medical attendance and every
care on the part of the ladies of the neighborhood
Inc Indians were all standing around her, and, on
beng told that she was dead they tore the rings
from their ears, and stood for some minutes in 81
lence, with the blood streaming upon their checks
Their grief afterwards became quite uncomfortable.
They washed off all the paint with which they have
been so gaily bedecked while here, and painted the
dead bride very gaudily for burial. She was inter
red in the Greenwood cemetery. The most pas
sonate affection existed between her and her hus-
Gand. He is magnificent fellow, the handsomest
indian we have ever had in the cities, and a hap
per marriage never celebrated She followed
close at his heels wherever he went, and had scarce
oeen separated five minutes at a time since her
marriage The poor fellow is an object of great
commlserdtion now, for he seems completely incon-
soIable His wife was the idol of the party They
are very inpatient to be away since this melancholy
event, and will start westward soon as the sick
recover
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District Of Marlboro,

Probate District of Marlboro, IS.
IS PRoBArE CouRr, February s9d I54S.
A Instrument purporting TO be the last
IN VIII and Testament of BArHsHEBA Burr,
late OF GuiIlord in said district, deceased, was
presented for Probate by Francis 2. Adams,
the Executor therein named; whercupon, il is
ordered that hearing be had in the premises
before said Court, at a session thereof To he
holden at the Inn of Henry Smith in Brattle-
boro, in said district, on the last Thursday OF
April next, and for The purpose of notifying all
persons interested therein of the time and place
Of hearing, that they may appear and contest
the Probate thereof, ir they see cause, the said
namrd Executor is directed 10 publish copy
Of the record Of this order, three weeks success
sively 10 the Vermont Phpnx, printed at Brat
lleooro in said distIci, previous TO said time OF
hearing.
A true Copy from the Record.
80 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

D'srRicr OF WEsrMINsTER, SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court rithin and far
Me District Of Westminster, 10 all person,
Interested IN The estate of Capt. EBENE-
FER BRIGHAM, late of T'o,rnshend, in
sad District, deceased, festaie. ~
GREETING.
w HEREAS. said Testator, by his last
WIN and Testament, did appoint Ly-
man II. Brigham trustee for Moses Brigham
'' sad Townshend; and the said Lyman Ii.
having resigned his said trust, before the oh
Jec' Tor which he was appointed can be accom-
pllshed: You are hereby notified, in obedience
10 an order Of said Court, 10 appear bef,re the
Court at the session 10 be held at The Inn Of
Aoner johnson in Townshend, in said district.
on The last Wednesday in April, fs4s TO show
cause, i any you have, against The sppoint-
meht oil new trustee for the said Moses Brig
nam, agreeably 10 the statute in such case
made and provided. =
Given under my hand at Townshend, in said
District, This isi day or April, 1s4s.
80 JAMES Ii. PHELPS, Probate Register.