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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06
IA Il II A l. ID OF II Ill X II / Nj T. S.

trembling !ingcrs could scarcely accom-
plish. After having called down on the
hraI oi the duiiiul girl, whom he had
snolhrred with kisses, the best blessings
ol heaven, he left her 10 receive the ie-
lri'a,lons al her new subjects, among
whom The dlsconsolate Victor vas again
heard Ia exclaim, "Su am still 10 be
the only one you won't make happy !"
The melancholy words proved too
potent for the soflened feelings Of Blan-
chc's honest neiehbors, particularly the
one hose heart II was of most couse-
quence 10 touch namely, the mistress OF
The laundry establishment, who having
long had thong bis oi rciising, lseely offer
ed her The business, whenever she should
be able Ia muster 5000 francs.
/ "Oh :" cried Vrtor, IL have already
a fourth Of IT, aud ! II engage my master
will advance the rest" "Ah but that
would oe debt we could never pay"
cried the upright Blanche ; chow are we
ever 10 make up so large n sum ~
"Wnh the need Of virtue awarded to
YOU BY the French Academy" replied
an eldrlly gentleman of the most vencra-
bile appearance, who had, unobserved,
mingled as n spectator III The scene. All
crowded round HIM for an explanation,
and ic announced that the mayor of The
eighth a,rondiscmeni had claimed the
prizc on the unanimous demand of all
The laundrcs-rs of the Cite for that model
Of flial devotion, Blanche Raymond -
1t amonp,cd to 5000 francs, and was LEFT
for the reward of virtue IN hunLie life,
by the late acadrmlcinn N!on:hl on.
All that followed may he LETT to the
imnginaiion Suffice il, that Blanche,
simple and modest "a ever, could scarce
" hrlrve IN the honour she 50 uneX-
.pgcirdly received +; while her surround
ing companions derived from it the lesson,
that the iilial piety so decidedly inculca'-
ed, and rewarded by Heaven, and equal
ly admirable in It's effects IN The cottage
and the palace, does not always 90 I'M
rewarded on earth - Chambers Edn-
burg Jonuat
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HENRY DOWEM, Secry.
AN ACT relating tothe Rhode Island Agri-
cullnral Bank.

Il AN ACT rclatiu" tnthe Rhode Island Agri-
\ cullnra Bank.
|, Whereas, tins General Assembly arc in.
formed that the affairs Of the Rhode Island
Agrcnl,nral Bank IN Johnston, are ~ such
II condition that the storkllnldcrs and prrba-
bly, others may suffer thereby:
u is enacted by The Gcncrm .!SsemLW az
| joiiorS:
Sec. !. l."mncl H. Arnold, Edward Bar
b"r, and Thomas Whppl", are hereby ap
pointed commissioners with all the power.
and duties IN relation 10 said Il Biuk which
were conferred mpOn The bans commissioner,
/ by 'h" act regulating banks. which was pas
Sod June session, A. -. 1896, aud ihe srvata!
acts III addition Ia or amcndn ent thereof
SIC. =. Until the SAID ruininlS loucrs or
| the Supreme Court shall otherwise determine
The sand bank and lh" .iccrs and stockhod.
crs thereof, aIc hereby cnjoned from eyrr.
clslng any ol the powers granted by the
character of said Bank. without The Consent
} Of snid commissioners.
/ Sec. 3. The SAID commits soners shall i'm
mcdlatrlv examine into the affairs Of said
bank, and may, IN their discretion, dissolve
The injunction h"ren before ordered but j'
upon such examination they should deem it
necessary. they shall apply 10 The Supreme
Court, or the Justices thereof for a pcrpriunl
injunction against SAID bank, aud the appoint.
ment Of n Receiver or Receivers accortjnu
to the provisions OF the nr' aforesaid. passed
at June Session, A. -. 1896. And said bank
or the officers thereof. may. ifihcv see lii. np-
ply to th" Supreme Court, or any Two Justices
thereof, ~ vacation. for discrimination of the
injunction herein before ordered who, upnn
notifying said commissioners, shall hear The
parties, and adjudraic thereon.
Sec. 4. The Secretary shall causr ,he
President, Cashier. and Directors Of said
bank 10 b" Immediately notified of the pas
sage of this act. and shall also cause the
same to BE- published.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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lars, aud shall be imprisoned not less than
one nor more than three yeurs.
See. 3. Ii any town or city clerk shall ai
any time wpIully and frauduloDlly place
upon the registry uf voters the name at any
person whu Is not legally qualified, or who
dld not apply for registry before the expira-
,ion Of the lime fixed by law, for the purpose
OF qualifying such person Ia vote during the
ycar in which such name shall be So register
ed, he shall forfeit not less than five hundred
aud not more than Que thousand dollars, and
be liable to be imprisoned not exceeding one
yeor.
Sec. 4. Any person who shall have Tcceiv.
ed aid or assistance from any town or city
Tor The support Of himself, or whose wife or
child under lawful age shall have received
such aid or assistance, any time within one
year from the time that his name sha! have
been placed on the registry list of voters IN
any town or city, shall be deemed aud con
sIdcred panpeI and the name of any and
nll such persons shall be stricken from The
list of voters by the bonrd OF csnvssscrs IN
any town or city in which the nam. Of any
such person may have been registered.
Sec. B. IL shall be the duty of the clerk of
the several town councils in this State. and
Of the board Of mayor aud odermcn of the
city OF Providence. TO record the votes of The
members of said town councils aud members
-. saId bohrd Of mayor and aldermen upon
admitting or rejecting The name or names ol
nny person or persons from the list OF voters.
when Il" shall be requested thereto by any
qualified clcclor of said town or city present
AZ the time Of canvassing said name or names,
copy OF which record shall be conclusive
c'ldracc Of The admission or rejection Of said
name or nnmes /: and any wIlIul neglect
upon the part OF SAID clerk 10 make said re-
cord when requested as aforesaid, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding five hun.
dred dollars, and by Iuprlsonmcn, not ex
cecdlng two years.
Sec 6. The fines and punishment pre
scribcd by this net shah be enforced as is
provided in the ihnry fiilh section Of the oct
10 which this j. IN amendment.
Trne foPy-w'ncss,
HENRY D0WEM, Secry.
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True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in amendment of AN act In regu-
late the election of civil officers aud for
other purposes therein mentioned"
MS enacted by The General assembly &C
toiiows:
Sec. J. lr any town council Of the several
towns in tbs State, or the mayor aud alder.
non Of the city of Providence. shall, ut any
of the sessions by them holden for the pur-
pose of Correcting the is, of voters for the
said several towns and f1r the city of provl.
deuce, as provided ~ the act To whcA ,Eis
act is ~ amcndGen,, wlI'ulIy aud irPnducnl.
ly place the name or names OF any person or
persons upon tie list of voters for said sever
~ towns and city OF Providence. who are moi
entitled H. vote, ~ provided III the cunsliln
julipn, or shall wllfuly aud frauGnlcntly re.
ject and cause TO be c.ascd from said li.ls, the
name or names OF any person or persons en-
ililcd io vote according to TIC provisions ol
The constitution, every mcWter ot tho said
town councils. and of tho hoard ut mayor and
aldermen of the city of Providence. 81 olTnd-
ing, shall forfeit not less than one hundred
nor more than five hundred dollars, and DC
imprisoned not exceeding one year
Sec. :. II any town council of the several
inNns ~ this State or The mayor and alder.
tncn Of the city ot Providence, Mt any oi the
sessions by them holden for The pnrr.sc or
correcting tho list of voters Tor tho scvcral
towns and Tor the city OF Providence. a. pro
vIdcd ~ the net 10 which this act l. IN amend
mcnt. shall wl'ully order Tho name or names
ol any person or prrsons not qualified ~ vote
under The first section of The constitution.
and not registered according ~ The pro-
vision of the second section of The consilIu.
ton. to be- added to SAID lists or voters, or to
~" registry. every mcr,bor ~ the s1id tosn
-ounrLs mud ~ .ail buort ~ mayor aud alder.
men WIN shall wilirlly ordor SAID ntnic ~
names 10 b. thu' pijrd, shall br puni.hcd
'y iinc not cAI,cdmS one thousand dol
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such votes as may be necessary To carry into
effect ,hs provisions Of this act.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.

Resoired, That The Secretary be, aud he
is hereby directed 10 issue commissions Ia
snch justices Of The peace appointed by the
towns or by The General Assembly, who,
having been in commission the last year,
have made their returns to the general trea.
surer according to law, or who shall max"
such returns within thirty days from the ris-
ing Of the Assembly und that he publish in
the schedule list of such only 10 whom
commissions are issued.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
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OF MASSACHUSETTS.

A sound National Currency, regulated by th'
VIII aud Authority of The Nation
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
10 American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracing further Restriction on the eXer
else Of the Veto;
n faithful Administration ihe Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution of the pro
peeds Of the Sales Of it among all ia.
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration %
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, ano
Of the Right Of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendmeu, ofthe Constitution, limiting
the INCUMBENT Of the Presidential Oflic,
toa Single Term. IL. CLAY.
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Extraordinary Poorer orMe Hunnu

Extraordinary Power crMe Human HH.--
4 long time ago we recollect hearing Of
some experiments performed by two anccn,
graduates Of Ecn!I PoIyirchniquc. A drop
"i quicksilver hcrw",cally sealed in snail
nut shell, covered with wax, and attached To
a thread, on beng held over parcel of dunes
placed ~ straight line will move from one
end oi the silver To another. and ~ motion
can be slapped BY u mere effort oi the will
II this ball b. b"ll oyer gold watch n rotary
movement can b" obtained, aud The motion
reversed by the action NJ he MINT. We tried
the experiment yesterday. and found it tn he
perfectly successful. .--.Ntw Orleans Crescent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06

Tar TO FALL RIVERA fine oppor,u
nIy IS nif,fd"d by The steamer IoLAs, to lhos,
who would ike To see The devastation rnuscr
by the late cnnllagfation ~ the thriving vi
lagg ol Fab River, TO take TIP to lhsl place
and back ihls afternoon. Besides thu, Al
opportunity vii be- at The same time ailordro
oi contributing something fur the relief oi
The unfortunate sufferers, ns oil. 1t will b,
seen, which may b. received over the tx
p"nscs of the trip, Capt. w. has gcncrnusl,
o.lircd to appropriate To Gat bcncGccnl par
puse.
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LAWS or r. ISLAND.

In General Assembly. June Session, A. ID
lS43.
AN ACT 10 divide the State in:o Districts
for III" election of Representatives To the
the Congress Of The Unued States,
MS onacted by The General .1Ssembiy ns
tOitOUS:
Section !. This State shall bp divided into
Two districts, for the election oi Representa-
iives Ia the Congress of the United States,
10 be called The Eastern and Western DIS
rrcis; and The Qualified 81, ,ctorS residing H.
each of sald districts, shall be entitled, at,
the times aud PLACES and 10 the lBanncr by
law proyJcd, 10 eject representative To
the Congress of the Unj'ed States for the
district IN which they reside.
Sec. 2 The Eastern District shall consist
and he composed of the territory m the fol-
lowing towns, ,o wit: Newport. Middlctown.
Por,smQu,h, Little Compton, Tivcrton, Bris
,ul, Warren. Darlington, North Providence,
Snl,hirld, Cumberland, and the city Of Prov
drncc.
The Western District shall consist and be
composed ot The territory embraced within
the following towns, to wit New Shoreham,
Westerly, South Kings,own. Charle.lown
Exeter, Richmond. lloPkInlon. jamestown
Fast Greenwich. Warwick. Coventry. Grams
ton, Johnston, Scllua,c, Foster, Glocestcr,
aud Burrilvillc.
True copv-wiincss.
HENRY BOWEN, Src'y.
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A GOOD JoXF.--Thc Journal Of Com
m"rcc hns tho reputation of being "on both
sides" IN political matters but an incident
was related ~ ~ short time since, whir,
We CONSIDER too good To- be- lns' On" OF
W." editors oi that print, while coming a. ill,
city ~ steamer. amused hln."lf VITA D.
game AZ ch"qr"rS ~ tnupany wnl wae-
gisii gentleman. sometimes sccu about the
sicanlboot olhcr. Dunng the game, the cdl.
tor, puzzled 1T ITS inircacIrs. IGBdvcttsnilv
moved one of hls opponents ilon "1akc
caro-, take care, VIZ. ". ." sn,d The gentleman
"yce are rot m the Jnurrrl ,fi'r lrs, now !!
gon ,oHi Pi1y ~ both ufcp ~ h,s game -
W" h' WIS 80 palp1bic ., ~ set The who'll
cobiH in 'cgr .Hr Ndem H.gisicr
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The FIRE IN FALL RIVER, il is said,
was caused by some boys flashing pow
der between the Carpenters shops and
ware room, where it originated Iflhis
be so, it is indeed most melancholy
proof of how much misery is sometimes
caused by wan'on PROCLAMATION Of tho
Sabbath.
WHO will say TINT if those boys had
been taught or required to regard or
keep the Sabbath, that this dire calami-
~ would have happened 1t is not
probable that II would. We viii not ai-
tempt To discourse upon the cno,mily Of
the crime of violating the sabbath either
in moral or religious poin, OF view,
but it is part of our dnty to state the
fact, aud ITS consequences, IN the case
before us, aud to hold it up for the deep
and serious consideration Of all gnod
members Of the community. May IT DO
a lesson OF profit To all.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06

We learn that store on Central street wss
set "u Ere 90 I lhurrdny. by The focus formed
by 'lir tal- oi 10" sin. cone, Inflated, dut,up
he iu'cn," heat m ThutsIay lrrrponn,
through - hul's ry" ~ The rrnf. 4 ccntlr
nnr, suing ~ another store ~ the nriphbur.
hu"d. discovered .mokc issuing irom The roof
aud. upon giving The alarm. The upper lnlt
Wa cxauinCf, and The pin' irainr work wa,
l"nnd ~ Il blaze ui firc. NJ lrs, The place uhet,
The focus produced b, tho ql,@s tell upm y.
lo"k ",i Iot yout hull's cycs, this hot wcoih.
o.. E.,.yn ,Hias.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-06

SUMNER tIsIToRs.--The very hot
weather which has been so prevalent al
most every where during the past week,
Las done something lowards filling up
our boarding houses with visitors,
though we belieyc there is ample room,
for many more. There is no place like
Newport old, "despised" Newport,
to get clear Of the sullry heats Of sum
mer. However much we may suffer
with the heat during the day, (and it is
very rare tha, we suDcr much, as We
have refreshing sea breeze part of
almost every day. al night we are al
ways certain Of a comfortable repose,
neither disturbed by mosquitoes ar op-
pressed by heat; the thermometer sell
dom rising above 10.
As usual, among the Visitors here,
there are some distinguished public
characters, among those present, wo
notice Mons. pageot, Minister from
France TO the u. States, with his family;
Gen. CIinch Of the U. S. Army and
Col. Ilnyne, rs G.. with their families.
There are other public characters, of
distinction, we understand shortly cx-
pected.
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The U. S. CiRcUIT CoURT, met by
adjournment, in this p ace, yesterday
afternoon. Judge SrqRy on account oi
continued indispos,ion, is still unable
to attend, and Judge PlrMAS therefore
presIdcs.
A breach Of promise case was com
mcnccd Yesterday, the trial of which
will probably occupy day or two
The parties belong in Providence.
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AN ACT in relation TO Dnwcr.

rs enacted BY The G.nerd Hssembiy as
fOHows:
In addition TO the modes hy which mar.
ricd woman may now bar her rigb, 81 Dover
she may hereafter Pnr the same in any estate
IN which the interest "f her husband has
been conveyed, by n decd thereof executed
by her IN the presence o!two witprsscs, and
acknowledged by her, after n separate ex
animation and an explanation of the deed t.
her, III the same manner ms j. now required
by law for n conveyance Of real estate by
her IN her own right.
True copy-witncss.
HENRY ROWEN ,S,c'ru
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B,ig. orn Eusiis, of the L. S Ar.
my, died ia Portland on the morning of
the 27,h ut after very short lines,
of congestion of the bran. lie had Just
returned from a tour oi duty at the
SoLtl
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AN ACT in addition 10 San act TO divide
the State into Districts for The election Of
Representatives To the Congress of the
Untcd States" passed at thus session.
MS enacted By The GraerM .fssemby as
Joiio,cs:
The votes given at the ne%t and EJ,nre
elections TO be held by law for the election
of Representatives. To Congress under the
act aforesaid shall be returned to the Gen
rsal Assembly nj the next October session,
and The votes giyen in each District shall Lc
By them separately counted; and the candl-
date IN each district having the highest num.
brr OF .rgal votes therein, shall be declared
tn be duiv elected, and be- furnished by the
Governor with proper certificate thereof: !:
Prosidcd, such caudIdaic have . maturity OF
the legal votes of the whole yUmber OF cIcc.
tors voting ~ said district.
True copy-witness,
IIENpN Rn,NEN C,c',,,
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The following /, from tho picnvunc .--WCn

Tho following !, from the PIcnynnc :--"Go
To EgypI and pn, The Sphynx IN your pocket.
cot pigeon win1 op the point of a lightning
rod, whistle dawn tempest, cllrnb the iuamy
torrent uf Niagara, druy The truth Of Miller
ISM. iind Specie ~ u bank vault. talk reason
to un,u with liquor, butt against Iocomu-
tive do any of these, but don't expect mer
cy FROM the woman who yua once sad wa,
las yellow as saffron"
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Destructive Fire al faIl.RIyer.


About three O'Clock on Sunday after
noon, during the period of divine wor-
ship, fire broke out in the town of
Fall River, which ragged almost pRcheck-
ed ill nearly midnight. II destroyed
in its progress more than two hundred
buildings, in the very heart Of the vii
lage and was only checked at last by
a change Of the wind.
The fire broke out in the extensive
cabinet warehouse of Ahner l.. West
gate. 1t arose from the carelcsncss OF
some children who were playing with
powder. Several carpenters shorsi
and large piles Of lumber around, inn
mediaicly took fire, and The flames at
once crossed the main street Rapidly
driven norihward by tho wind, the fire
took every building on each side of the
main street, for ncarly hoT mile, its
progress being arrested only at Major
Durtce's, at the corner Of Franklin and
Main streets and. on the opposite side
Of Main street, after it had passed Dr.
Archer's. One or two houses were
burned at The corncrs Of the various
cross streets which it passed.
Three churches, the Methodist, the
Free VIII Baptist and the Christian
Union were destroyed the Unitarian
and Episcopal churches were saved
The buildings Of the FaIl-Rivcr and of
The Savings Bank, all The public houses.
three printing Offices including the
Monitor and Argus establishments, the
House and Post Office, with
all the dry goods stores on Main street,
all The lawyers Offices in The town, were
destroyed. The Pocnsset Bridge Mill
was the only factory destroyed, though
several others were somewhat injured,
Eddy's saiinot factory considerably -
So many buildings were destroyed that
it was computed that more than one
thousand persons lost their homes by
this calamity.
The loss is variously estimated from
two hundred thousand to a million of
dollars. 1t is impossible TO state the
full amount Of insurance. The amount
covered in Providence is about $4,000.
Wien the fire broke out there was a
difficulty in obtaining water, as tho
ponds chad been drawn off ;"-when
water was obtained it was found that a
part Of thp hose had been already de-
stroyed by the fire. An engine from
Bristol, Il. |. was present and did good
service. Several buildings were blown
up in the hope that the progress of the
fire nigh, thus be checked, but this ox-
pedient failed, as the sparks were blown
from house to house by The wind which
was blowing gale. 1t was rumored
that four persons had lost their lives,
but tins repor. seems to want authority.
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Congressional Conventions.

EASTERN DISTRICT.--The Law
and Order Electors ofthe several towns ia til,
Eastern Congressional District, are requested
to ecc, Delegates equal in snn,ber TO the NUN.
ber of Senators and Representatives TO which
they are entitled in the General Assembly, n
meet in Convention, at the State House, in
Providence, on Thursday, July 18th, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, Tor the purpose Of nominating Il
candidate to represent the District in the mex,
Congress.
WESTERN DISTRICT The Law
and Order Electors Of the several towns IN the
Western Congressional District, are requested
to elect DcI"gaics equal in number To the num-
Der of Senators and Representatives TO which
they are entitled IN the Gnneral Assembly, to
meet in Con,enlion, at the State House, in
Providence, on Thursday, juy 18Th, at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, for The purpose of nominating II
candidate to represent the District IN the nex'
Congress
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In General Assembly. June Session, A. ID
lSi3.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-03
Is AZ.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER

WHOULD respectfully inform their
Wv pat rons, and the public gener-
ally, that they will continue 10 receive
WOOL at the establishment of the Mid
dlebury manufacturing Company, 10 manu-
facture into Cloths. Cassimeres or Satin
etts, white or colored Flanneis, &c. of per-
manent coIors and mixes, 10 suit the aste,
on shares or by the yard, at the option OF
the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap.
paratus. aad having in their employ com.
petent and nithfn workmen, they will con-
tinue to improve the value and style of their
goods, Intending that they shall not be sur.
passed BY those of any other establishment,
in the state. They will keep an assert
ment on hand to accommo. date those who
may want part of their cloth in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have received,they hope by strict per-
sonal attention to business and the inter-
ests of their patrons 10 receive a liberal
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as at any estab-
lishment in the vicinity.
Middlebury, June, 20.
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST

VA OULD express his gratitude 10 the
w public for the patronage which has
been so literally bestowed upon him, and
trusts that his skill and enlarged experience
will secure continuance of it. He would
assure the public that he has ever endeavored
to keep up with ali the Improvements in the
science of Dentistry, By acquaining himself
with The most recent publications, and by cor
respondence with distinguished practitioners
in the cities. He last spring purchased of
that skiiful dentist DR. Whitlemore of Boston,
the art of making The GOLD AMALGUM which
has recently been so happily adopted into the
practce of the profession in Boston, New
York and other places, and has been the first
to introduce it into this region. So complete
ly does this composition shield the tooth, that
those hitherto become tender and useless, BY
being properly cleansed and filed, may be
preserved, and so restored. that The possessor
can masIcate his food with as much facility
as though no defect existed.
Aiddlebury, Dec. 7, 1912.