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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Vermont District.
IN EAKk UPTCY.
Notice TO show cause against Pctlon OF

ELEAZoR II. BROWN, of BURLINGTON in sad Dis
iric to e declared Ban rlp, a. The Office OF
Samuel P!eHtS., d. trc, } DIE, IN MuHlrcr r III
sad ID rirr,, ON thursday thu ninth day CT ,brl-
ary 1913, zen ocloca, forenoon.
II AIRY 3. HiNE Of 4 r,ngon, IN said Dis'rc',
To &c lie Jared Banbrdp', a. The Office OF San FL
Prcnus, D. tI.ct jade, "A Montpelier, IN al! Dj
tr.r, On Thor day, the nlnth day OF February,
lSt5, ten Ico'e, rcloon.
HAIR Ely WARD, Of Essex, IN said District, 10 e
decarp!a Bankrupt, q, the Office ol Same PREM
It's, D-trci J'dgc, N Montpelier, IN laid District,
on Thursday, The NAH day oi FEBRUARY, 1913 ten
Oclo"k. ( renuun
asa SNOW, Of Jericho for hi DISCHARGE ami Ger
tdra.e a Ban, rup', a,he CourlIol-e IN Wind
sor IN .al ~ tr Il, on Wednesday the 2ih day Of
May, ADlst3, at 10 \. NJ
JOSEPH COOK, OF y arlington, for his Discharge
AMI Grrliiica G. A. Il Bankrupt at he Coort Ilul.e,
in Wlud,or, ON Wednesday, the 9Th DAY # Nav,
A. u. 1913, At 10 4. u.
ALNAH JOHNSON, Of Burlington, for his pis harge
ami rcriliya'c, a, a Bankrupt AT tho Cuur; H,G-r,
in Nnlsor, IN ,ajd d.siril on c'ncs. AZ, lEc
2iih day Of MAY, A. d. 3i5, at 10 \. N.
JOAN Nl1CHLtL OF Burlington, Tor : Discharge
AMI Certificate, a. Ean"rap', IL ,9c Court tio1set
N Windsor, IN sa,d Di,i,e, "a We.oe day, The
2ilh day # MAY, A. !; lst3, a. 10 NJ,
Certfcate asa Bankrupt, At the Court House, N
Windsor in said District, on Wednesday, the cath
day Of May ID 1913 at 10 NJ.
iuI SPENCtk, Of burlington, for his hi,charge
and Ccriiara'c, as Ban rapl Mt the Court House
IN Windsor n .aid District, on Wednesday, the
9Th day 81 Mag, 4. d. 1913, at ~ !. H.
GEORGE WRIGHT, Of CuicGe,,er, for his his barge
aud Ger i.'ate, a. Bankrupt, at he toud HOUSE,
IN Winasor N ,aiJ III tricl 'n Wednesday, the
9th day oil Stay, \. u. 1913, Al 10 A. N.
DANIEL Il. TlCKtR, If Huntington, for his De
charge and CcrlGca'e, a, !'aGlrIp a tie Cuuti
Hou.c, 10 Wmisof, IN sa! dl-luri, on WoIae day,
the2i tay Of May A. u. 6!3, a 10 i, N.
LEVI BROWN, of Burlington, los hi Drchar and
Ccrihcale, as a i3anSr p, atthc Co,rl House, m
Windsor, IN SAID District, on We lne,day, the 2lth
day or May A. d, 1913, al 10 A. NJ.
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T%I&s s lTsTgTE!3rT,
vE'HE Corar;nersh heretofore exciting letwecr
q BROWN CROSMAN, Is this day bv muiua
consent di. solved nj the concerns Of sad Company
will be adjusted by +. II. GRESHAM.
OSCAR BROWN
Winoo.ki, Jan 0 h. ls43. J.. r. CROSMAN.
y H. The Business will he con,inueda as heretofore
sl those that wish for Castings Of any description
cin lie supplied On low terms.
n33w3 r. r. CROSMAN.
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SLAYER CArrvnED.--A Portuguese schooner with
about 800 slaves on board WINS carried into Sierra
Leone, Nov 3rd by British cruizor
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NOTICE.


THE sub.crier presents his compliments 10
those OF his customers, in Burlington and the ad-
acen towns whose punc,uaty have justly meritcl
hrs esteem, and informs them that eighteen wears
from The oath day Of August last past ha- elapsed
.nre he commenced business amongst them. That
there has cen such want OF punct !ay amongst
,a H ss q m vary 6s mode dong business
It is a truth, that men Of puncinany are reduced to
the di,ssreeale necessity Of paying the debts Of
roeEe> Every merchant who gives credit, when he
reguaieS the prize, Of his goods, does or ought to
make allowance for Lad debts by which means the
laclo, reduced to the di>ac necessity Of
bnyng good, a, u price above their real value.
Therefore, the subscriber, from this day forward
W II give credit! but will reduce the prices OF his
goods a low a, they can he pur rhased al any read
store IN Burlington with the addition OF tranSporta-
t!cn. He wall constantly keep on hand very gen.
craI as.or,mcn, Of Dry Goods aud Groceries, and
will e disposed TO sell cheap As the cheapest. Many
complain that the subscriber is putting them 10 cost
this evil vii ty this means he remeiIec, but those
whose demands have become due VIII not fail Of re-.
cevng a summons alter the first OF January next.
"A word TO the wise /, sufhcient.'
The absolute ne. essity Of oba ming relief from
pressing demands indeed me to appeal TO Won for<
the payment ofthe dues 70 me. | have endeavo
peIf my part OF the contract, aud have for.
horne TO urge my friends ut have reeotne myself
nie led 10 an extent that cannot longer he endured
and If my debtors will not pay, l,mn>t sell all pos
.es. including the roof hat shelters me, sooner thaa
LEI my creditors tkink OF me shall he compelled
TO think OF thoe who have recclvelm my goods with
ont paving for them. | have recently male thor
onch examination Of al books and acrounts of my
lrls ness and the result dl,co>es enormous inus-
ce from which appeal 10 he sol er Thoughts OF my
frenl., While am indebted between two and thres
hul, aul do 10 my ere ltUrs hat can no lon2s Or
lord Indulgence. find here i, due me three tines
the larger sum named; this ought not ole
IT tn address, produce. no adequate elect, If
more energetic system OF collection shall not afford
very early relief INST turn to something ese-my
dc mast lie paid. The sands OF my lie have not
YET r'n our the spark which a eracions provlde:.ce
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II is rumorcd that MI Wise, of Congress, is seek
Ing TO be appointed the successor of Gen. Cess,
minister TO france.
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STOCK or II.RDwAnE TOR SALE.

'i'HE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to leave
Burlington IN the sir'nr oHtr, for sale, for
cash, his entire stock Of HARDWARE, N the invo,e
COS, IN Now ork, adding ,hcrcn'o two per cent. fot
expense Of transportation A. his stock entirely
new, and rsH se!tetsd Tor proof of which he womb
refer 10 any Hardware ner'hanD and wa, pgrtha e.
nrcviouS TO he pas age Of the new Tarhi Bill, he
thinks II won be impossible for any person who
wished 10 engage IN the business, TO do under
favorable circumstances. WIN. j. HUNT.
SiroDg'e Building, Dee. 80, 1912. 81
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In Iladley, Mass, on the morning of the 2lst Of
Nov, Of scarlet fever, Nm. llEERy SEYMOUR aged As
He was in the prime Of life, active and vigorous;
kind hus' and, aiectonnto father generous friend
and public spirited citizen. His life had been one of
more than ordinary prosperity. His death was sud
den and unlocked for; and yet he calmly resigned
himself TO the grim messenger secure in the proec-
non ofihat Saviour whom from his youth he had low
ed and trusted Even upon the bed Of death his chief
anxetywas that the cause of Christ might prosper-
on said he 10 his weeping family, that my death
might be the means of revival of religion in this
place. From the first he appeared TO feel that his
sickness was unto death, He conversed with his chill
drcn separately and earnestly, and commended them
to the of the Father ofthe fatherless and them
an early hour of the morning, sweey slept in Jesus
To his family, his loss be repaired; and yet
should theynot rather rejoice, that beloved is
removed from The trials ofths life TO the bosom of his
Heavenly Father? And the society, OF which he was
a member, will long mourn the loss of one who was
ever among the foremost in every work of religion
and bencvolcnce. But let remember that God does
not eiHingy afct or grieve tho children Of men, and
lay 10 heart this sad dispensation of His Providence
50 twhen our own summons shall come we may
die the alh Of the righteous and our last end be kt
Northampton, Nass) paper.
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I'hompson's late History OF YER
-, C,- a,ls bv u A BRANAN

s',rr OF NiRMONr, The Hon. the Probate
.rnt # ChIrenden, s. Court Tor the District Of
rrler ~ n / uer-on~ concerned N The estate Of
,,JL BlRNL Mae Of Milton in sad district, de-
80, 49, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Fli'ah Herrlck and Samuel Board
ava, ,J'r> the estate of said deceased propose 10
-r,. ,r an account Of Their administration and pre-
,halr account against sad ssale for examination
1 ,ru,roncr a, a >e>slon Ofthc tourt OF Probate
o ~, hol len at The Registers office IN Burlington, in
Id.rc, n the second Wednesday Of January
nv'. .,,-,
Cur A lie ne anl place aforesaid, and shew
cnl.e. fanny sou have, why the account aforesaid
shcuIino, be allowed ,
GIVEN under my hand al Burlington this thirteenth
day Of December A. T. 1912.
"'' v WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Z--.--.s.------
Morulng tram ilru igh to Boston leave. Gleebi IN
al eiore O'clock, daily, sunday eXcepteo-arrves
AT BostonCl.
Breakfast a. ChaGom.
The afternoon tram TO Springfield only, leaves
Greenbi,h n, before clock
Passengers can leave Springfield a, 6 A. NJ, ond
arrive in Boston at III A. NJ
Passengers m'i,t leave Al any a Gi or l21 O'Clock
an! no, later 80 insure passage.
Foa NEwYoRK VIA HARTFORD AND NEw-HAyEH
Passengers leaving Grrnhi>h .cforc A. NJ.
'akc sage al Springfield at Il! M.-rcath Hartford
Al 4 p. VI. and New Haven ~ T. M.-lod1e-.avc
New Haven by slea'nt Cat al 81 A. NJ, AMI arrive
Ney-lork at p. NJ.
Pas en9er> may also leave Greenl u a core
p. NJ reach Springfield G.! thence by sage al :! 10
Ilariorl--ot g,-eave liar ford CT next morning
N car. Tor Ncw Haven, an lhcnccby steamboat. ar
t,virs IN New York a 2 p NJ.
FaIe through to New furi. sc.
Fen New IoRE Ey the llCUsatonic Rai-rosd.-
Fare Sc.
A tram Of cars will leave Grccnhush daily, (Srn.
lays cSrcpieD al 81 p. NJ, reach Bridgeport at 2.
A. NJ, take Loaf al l. add reach New Ork d, II! AM.
Pas cngers must lie al South Ferry IN Albany al
ST p. NJ.
Freight transported daily hy ihi, line cween Aha
ny and New YORK ii rae> from 50 to $40 per ton.
Flor in lot, Of 500 arrc5 a, 50 per larrc, and for
any less quantity CO.. per larrel.
Pds>rn ,cr> IN st procure et> elore taking Cars.
Tr'hc> can ! t. oitainel IN any at &. X. Payne
oiiice, Q. Broadway or at Ticket Office in Depot al
urechD.oh.
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REVOLVING AND OTHER CASTORS.
VAS OHs and Casor Bottles, Tea Pots Shutters
~ AMI trays, Cande-tcks, Patel and German
:, yer Spoons, Pewter and Iron Spoons, Pins, Nes-
dle~, Hooks aud Eye, shoe and Boot Laces and
Buc,le~, Br.sae. Conls &c, a, very low prices
Please cal and see Leiore yoi buy.
PANGB9RN & BRIs.MArp.
Dec 90, 1912, Soma
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CUFF Piss, SlUnS, BUCKLE 5, &c.
T+0Ln and Gilt CUT iiair and Scarf Pus Studs,
- BIcGe-, hea and teck Uruamcn's :, Topaz Ame-
'h,-i and ohcr }ruache-, some goods ia he Jewelry
'ins ,ery pre- " anl dlra e pattern, Of such quality
a. SIR nun. h A. The moi rllcIar need not DO
a-h,'e to wear or & We presents.
i-, 90 1912. PANGBoRN < BRrNsMAIp.
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ERUilNGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY

TIE Trustees of this institution would inform
the public, that, AT tho expiration of the current
quarter, in February next It's management will de
tolye upon Mrs. GEORGE PAISE, as Principal who
will take the place Of Miss LEE, the present lncum
bent.
The Trustees, relying on the high and acknowl.
edged qualifications OF Mrs. PArSE for the govern
nent Of such Institution invite public attention io
the following terms and regulations:
1HE SPRlSG Team will commence on Wednesday.
the Isl Of March next, and continue as usual, twenty
two weeks.
TERMS.
Board, including washing, fuel, Lights etc has been
reduced to S25 co per Quarter0l weeks half payable
in advance. The boarding department will continu,
under the care Of Mr. Bramnn.
TuTIoS IN English branches s. 90 per quarter hall
payable in advance.
Drawing including sketching from nature,
and painting in water colors, $500
French, Italian or German, each $50
Latin SUI
Piano, Organ or Guitar, per quarter 1000
Use of instrument for practice 200
The French and Italian classes are under the care
Of Monsieur BoucHET1E.
Pupils are not received for less period than one
quarter, but deduction will he made from the above
charges, in case of prorncted Illness.
II is desirable thai pupils should board in the Semi
nary where they Will ~ all times be under the special
charge of the Principal, who, bearing in mind the
importance Of henlh IN the rursul, Of their stud es
viii constaGlly aim AZ their pS seal as well as then
moral aud intellectual Improvement.
In behalf of the Trustees,
GEO. h, SHAW, Secretary
Burlington, 20;h Dec, 1912.
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Bank of Burlington,

NTCTlCE is hereby given that a meeting Of tie
= Slockholder, Of the Bank Of Burlington will be-
holden al their Banking House on the second Tueseav
OF January nsx', at IL o'clock, A. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of choosing seven Directors for the year next
ensuing.
b. order Of the President and Directors.
r. G. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. I, 1912
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
A Frelgh, Ira IN W II leave Grcenlush daily (Sun-
lays ex e,,cD for boston at 5. 4. NJ,
Every information wi. be gwen a, the Office in
he 10. .oi al GreeuLush. Decent -r ~. 1912.
W. II. TOW. stND,
Master Of importation.
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lust Rcccveib by Harnlen's Express, new lot
. Of Superior OTTER CAp', uncolore1 Boas, S,lk
Warp Alpaca Cloths, Coat Cord, &c. whc can he
found very low o, IL. w. CATlIN'S.
Icc D. 1912. 80
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EXECUTION or THE FLANAGANs.-Gov.
Porter has signed a death warrant for the OK
ecution of Patrick and Bernard Flanagan,
two brothers, who we're convicted a few
months ago, in Cambria county, of the muir
her Of an aged woman named Mrs. Holder,
10 obtain her money. They will be cxccu-
ted on the 81 Of March next, at Edensburg.
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ton makes war upon weaker, she has ex-
torted from China, an addition to her riches,
her possessions and her power. The con-
sequences of this new connection between
the two nations, i, is not, perhaps, difficult to
foresce. What Britain has done, and is do
ing, in India, she will probably do in China.
Tho more numerous the transactions be-
tween them, the more frequent will be the
occasions of difference and, in the ad just
mcnt Of differences, the advantage will al
ways be on the side of the more warlikc and
powerful nation which will thus, step by
step, strengthen itself at the expense of the
other. Impatient of the recurrence of these
controversies, Britain will probably demand,
as often as they happen, new securities, as
she will call them, for her rights, and tho
rights of her subjects. The late events in
that quarter, show that she will not scruple
to back an unjust quarrel with her fleets and
armies, which China has now learned to fear,
nor is it an idle dream that, before this CEN
fury closes, the policy of that populous coun-
try will be controlled by the same power
which controls India, unless indeed the
Chinese government should see tho necessity
of protecting itself from British tutelagc by
Immediately granting tho same commercial
advantages to other nations as are granted
10 Britain. 1t is the nature ofpower and sue
cess TO make nations, as well as individuals,
naughty and overbearing. A nation which
has gained the victory in righteous quarrel ,
may bear itself mcckly and nagnanimously ;
but it is not so whcn it has enforced an I'M
iust'claim by triumphant violence. We have
grave controversy with Britain in regard 10
the territory of Oregon, which she will not
he apt to conduct with more forbcaranco now
that she has rcceivedthe submission and the
tribute Of the celestial empire. BY the ar
engagements Of the treaty she has Just conclu-
ded with China, she has provided herself
with new station in the ocean which re-
ceives the waters Of the Oregon, and may
find it convenient to occupy the northwest
ern coast Of the American continent, for the
sake of Strengthening hersellin the Pacific,
and supporting her designs upon Asia.
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CLOCKS
NOTICE..

7 HEREBY Ri,llNQuISU to my son, HARsoN
l. PEnRIcO minor, the remain Ter Of his time, aud
ci claim none OF his eIrninss nor ray any of his
ne 8 afier hi. da he. SALMON PlkklGO
Jericho, Dec. ", 1882. 3Ow3
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ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD.
Fare through 10 Boston Sc.

tt i:}, t'q}aea4 i {-fs1t.i;ssat fl~1
sI--tti;(3 / Il, n .s-s5,
Morning ram hcu igh to Eo ton leave. Gleehb N
al eiure o'clock daily, Sundays epted-arrlves
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LoNGgvIry.-A woman later, -
street, N. Y, at the remarkable ego OF '~ss
hundred and thirteen years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
EALES' CYPRiAN
HAIR TONIC,
For The Gromih, Preservation aud RcSto-
ration of HE Hur.

! NO matter how bald n person may be, a
" growth Of hair viii be proGvced, aud as
naturally toe aG herbage grows onthc plain, or
tile lily a tie valley This Tonic is warranted
To cleanse the hair from Dandrur. aud every
other accuunaling substance. l. your hair
dry aud laline OFT the Tonic will moStcn
and fN it irmly in The head. l. your hair thin
or your head bald the Tonic is Warranted to
satisfy the ldrges, desires in thicEcnils The hair
ir the first case aud covering the Bald head
with natural hair, ia the sccond.
Y II il composed Of these remedial agents that
restore he skin al once 10 scum! and healthy
condition, when thus restored, YOU will sOon
discover on The head, II short sufl and beautiful
growth of young hair, gradually increasing IN
length, I'LL il becomes like your other hair was
before you began to lose ii.
FAl.ES' COUGH, WORM, ilEADACHE and
Dmrrhra or DyseolaJy LOZENGES are safe,
certain aud agreeable remedies FOR the diseases
for which they are recommended
!, Nuhetous. spc sdy and surprising cures have
been effected by their u>t, hence The .r popdldr-
fy
/ DyoTr's ORACLE oF HEALTH, (Philadel-
phia) Says that fales' Medicaleh I.oZcnges are
considered by those who have used them, TO he
lgr superior 10 Sherman's OF any other Introduced
iulO thil market.
7 THE C6UGH LoZENGEs are brne.Iclal IN all
cases of coIumon colds, hopping cough, 'asl j.
p,aiis affection, inflammation OF the throat and
lungs they are also particularly beneficial foF
the Group, aud very good substitute for tIc
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou h Candies, Clumsy
Cordals, Pulmonary Balsanls, &c.
TIE Worm LozESc Es, are a safe and
sure remedy fer Worms. Two or three is n
dose Tor very small children, and five or six for
larger ones >"
! THE DystNTARY I.ozENGrs are n certain
and qgrceatie remedy for Diarrhiea aud Bowel
Complaints Of Chidren.--Ful directions as to
diet and manner Of taking them, accompany
each box.
rHE HEADAcHE or CAMPHoR LozENGEs,
are brnclical 10 cases of nervous headache IN
ieverous affections OF atypEus character. They
are useful ~ Rheumatism !and peripneunIOny
also IN Gruptve diseases, TO favor the eruption
or hing 1t back when il has uldcnly receded
from the skin, as sometimes happens IN measles
and small pox
H. Is. he sure that J. J. FALES, NJ ID. Bos-
ton, is on the side Of the Box that you bay
! For sale in Newport, at tile CGnieetlOnaTy
and Variety store ol
JtIy 81 I. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
DIR. WHITNEY'S ANTI-BILIOUs
PILLS.

NpY Liver compliant is meant positive disease
z y Of Il chronic character IN the structure ol
that vscus and the most frequent symptoms are
a sense Of weight uneaslness IN the right side
pain at the top of the shoulder, saIlow complex.
ION, impaired and capricous appetite, irregular
pulse. The pain is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs OF the side Affected:
there IL for the most part some degree OF cough
with expecloralion, the breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, and the patient in gene
raj cannot lie on the LETT side
/ Under whatever form and FROM whatever
cause the disease occurs there j. n considerable
degree OF general languor and debility, exercise
OF eSrrton of any kin soon idtigues, III; pnfSe
is weak, the sleep disturbed the lnnbs are cold
or rendered 80 on slight occasions, and sense
OF oppression and dStenson of acid erurtItions,
nausea, headache, constipation, pain IN the PIT
of the stomach and sallowness Of the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated 10 excite the liver
To a healthy action aud assist ~ dISsorsng The
morbid secret juns which are generally accumn-
lated ia such cases. Their formation IS the re-
.ull of much research aud they have been used
for the last fifteen years with the happiest elects,
by physicians of the highest reputation. Being
u purely vegetable composition they are mild bun
. tIlHltll w lnfll uUsldlloH hhh p'''''''1 Wv
noccnt aud free fiom any mineral substance.
whatever, aud he freely used at all times with
out any fear of III consequences aud will he found
superior TO any other preparation rs family
medicine, which may he administered with
equally beneficial results Ia chdrcn OF adults -
When used IT, connection with DR.. Siarkweath-
er's Iicpalic Elixir, they never fail to cure The
most obstinate eases or Liver Complaint The
usual duse Is one pill, 10 be taken on going to
bed, aud should be- repc 'tcd three or four tunes
a week ~ occasion may require. VI brisk
calhnrltc is required, the dose may be increased
one pilI or more.
\ numhrrof certificates voluntarily given arc
in the hand, Of tho proprietor, but II Is consider
cd entirely unnecessary 10 publish ihom, as tho
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently by n
single tridl.
( For sale IN Newport, by x. J. TAiLOR,iis,
Thames street. req ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
THE PILES AND ALL SORES.

Hays linmcnt is known now To thousands,
as most extraordinary remedy for these aisiIc-
tons, II is impossible to tell in newspaper,
in such manner is TO oh,lin full crcdence, the
effects aud benefits Of this article. 80 general Is
the practice Of advertisers of oNtollmg articles
of no merit. Such personal references W III be
given, as TO bring conviction TO the minds OF
the most unbee,ing VIII sufferers only ask
among their friends, if they have not heard OF
or known ils effects aud If they do not hear 1t
more warmly prais ed than any other salvo, let
them not get IT, All fancy OF cSaggeration Is
positively excluded from hcsc statements. and
1t Is determined to say nothing Of it, merIis,
but what could be fully proved by u host OF
Witnesses, in auy court Of Justice.-.N YORK
Copmerci0I .adre,tiscr.
Al the above articles, for sale by II. J.TAl-
LOR, Agent, Newport, a. I. Oct. 2o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
DIR. ATkINSON'S
CELEBRATED
Vcgctabie Golden Ointment,

'5NIlIS ointment having been used in the
Doctors private practice Tor many years
with perfect success, aud The miny letters he
had received bcgging of him TO give the public
the benefit Of his research. he has conplicd,
aud now warrants this ointment to he u certain
care Tor all Scrolulous Eruplon-, Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rhcum and letter or Ring worm.
hbrasionS ol tie SKIN, and liberated sore Legs
cot no mallrr how hong stludingD also, lol
Scald Head and Sore Ears ~ Children lor sore
ives or cr,ckrd lips the cure is inihllhlc.
For sale by Or. T. u. lAI\RD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 30 NeaI the toutl House