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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
Newport Botanic VhOn.so-
niam Depot.
No. SO, Thames Street,
Opposite the Post Office.

nR FREDERICK A. MURRLEY, ,wouIt
~ respectfully inform the citizens OF New.
port and lis vicinity, that IN compliance witt
the urgent solicitation ni his friends, he has
established Medical Office at tie abov
place, where he may at all hours be- c0nfdcn-
TALLY consulted upon all diseases incident Il
the human family, particularly lrmaie com
plants, in which he has had such wondcriui
success, as many who have been cured by
hlm are ready to testify.
y. B. Dr.. W. does not pretend his ned
cnps wall RAISE the dead but from HE Px'cnsigc
experience aud success which has followed
his practice, he does pretend and hestalcs
not TO say, he can cure all cases that are curca
Bile land mnuy that are pronounced ncurabc
by DplumatIzed Physicians where there l.
vitality enough left to bud upon. wiihom tie
use Of Cdtomd or any other poison.
OF all the systems 0f Medicine from the
native Indian to the DIplomaizcd ParaceI.
sian, DR.. VI. iolows the only Que that eau be-
-ubs,an,1lzed as based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
DR.. NJ. would take this opportunity to re
turn his sincere thanks 10 his Thonsouan
friends for patronage received. aud hopes BY
assiduonsly attending TO his calling to mcru
their continued appreciation and patronage,
as he stands ready to attend to all calls Of
hls profession.
DR.. NJ. has on hand large assortment Of
his celebrated Medicines, which have met
with such HuterIng reception by he host ol
enlightened friends Of medical reform, both
IN The crude and compound state.
Also, an ASSORTMENT Of Botanical Works
among which are Thomsou's Mntcra Mcdlca
Mausons American Vegetable Practice.
Comforts Thonsonian Practice. &c., oil Of
which he will sell at tho lowest prices.
Newport, April %. lSil-3m.
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ADVANTAGES or ADyERTIsING.-A gentle
man Of this city who ad,eriisesa medical arli-
Gle, prepared only by himself, mentioned to II,
II curious fact the other day, Illustrative of the
benefits Of advertising lie sad thai n stranger
called upon hun few days ago for some OF
ihr n,' Girinr, stating thnt he had been long
aF''r,"d with a complaint which hp aap.I lhs
'n"dicns would cure. Che geullcjaau some
limo ago, sailed r"n Virginia, aud when on
iha COAST Of Aiii,l took up one Of our Salem
pnpers, where iiU read the advertisement, and
determined upon his return to procurs the
'nodicinc. This he accordingly did and will
undoubtedly reap the benefit OF it, while the
advertiser, by tue still further extension of the
knoHIodgo of his article, aud the consequent
sf'atcr demand, viii he remuncrated bun.
drrl fold for the small expense OF advertising
- Salem Register
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~ Csssssss x.3x
XsSD @sa;as
5 813eYgD pDggaY
Hettsr MomsntS.
y N. p. Willis

VI, mothers voice how often crreps
lts cadsGce on my lonely hours
Lake healing sent an wings of sleep,
Or dew 10 lbe UNCONSCIOUS flowrrs.
can i'rset her melting prayer
While ieuping pulses nAdly hy,
Eo, ~ tho s,ill, unbroken air,
ti0r gentle tone comes stealing by
AbJ yrars, and sin, aud manhood h,r,
Aud leave me al my mothers knee.
The book of nature, and tho print
Of beauty on The whispering sea,
Give sy. Ia me- some linesiDcut
Or what have been taught To be.
My boari Is hurdrr, aud perhaps
MY manIiness hath drank up trnrs
And there's n mlld"w ~ the lapse
Ofh few miserable years
bat naiuro's bnuk is even set
With all my mother lessons writ
| have been oui at.eveBiids
Beneath n moonlight sky Of spring,
When earth wns garuiSbcd like BRIDE,
And night had Oh her silver wing
Whsn.bT slug isaNrs. und dInipuud grass,
And wrIcrs lraping tn the hshi,
\ al all ,1at make the pulses pnss
With wider lr~tncss ,hrongcd the night
When NIL was brGuiy--theu have
With irisnda nu whom my love is fuug
Like myrib on wings of Araby,
Ga..d up where evenings lamp is hung,
Aud when tho beautiful spirit there
Flung o'rr mo ,s golden cham,
My nothri vuice came on the AIR
Like the light dropping "f the rain--
And rasting on some silver star
The spirlt of a to- Rdod knoo,
". poured out low aud frrvent prayer
That our eternity might be
To rise in heaven, like stars at night,
Aad rcad .itins path OF ilghi.
hove been on the dcwy hills
when night WAS stealing from the dawn,
And INST was "U the waking nils,
And tints were duiculcly drawn
In the gay tast-whcn buds were waking,
With low murmur IN the trees,
And melody by hts was breaking
Upon the whisper Of the breeze,
And This when was forth, perchance
hs 1t worn re,ellur from the darre--
And when the sun sprnn2 gl".iOusly
And irscl, np, and hill and rlvur
Were catching upon wave aud Tree
The arrows !tuia has sLbile luiveI---
say voice has thrilled mr then,
Heard Oh the still aud rusling light,
Or, creeping from the sllrui glca,
Like "urds from the departing Gighi, =.
Hath ,.rIckrH me, ana! ! have prc,,cd
Gn lhe wet grass my ievrr"d brow,
Aud pouring iurlh the earliest
tr.i prayer, with which learned to bow,
Have felt my mothers SpIrlt rush
Cp"n nie ns IN 10y past years,
Aud, yielding 10 the blessed gush
OF .ny ungUytrnnOle tears,
Hav" risen up--ine gay, tho Wild -
AZ humble as very child.
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Lovu oF FLnwrRs.--A love of flowers is
"n' "f The earliest of oar tastes, and certainly
nuc of the masi lunpccnt. The cultivation OF
flowers, while u forms an elegant amusement,
ia most healthy aud invigorating pursuit.
Unlike hunting, h-lung, shooting, or similar
rural ainuserruts, u infcts no suffering on
sny of Tho auual creation, and merely aids
iniure ~ her oiIprl, to make the world boauti.
ful to the e!e, ~ the fruits are pleasant to the
taste. The flower garden, while II agrccaby
npios tbs nmc, does not impose n heavy
tax upon the ppckct, and there ara worry few
1owers bul wiat may be cultivated to as great
perfection IA The garden Of tho peasant as of
the peer IL h t',ic, too, which is well
adapted to the female character, aud affords
.murh rational Hmusemont to the recluss.--
NaaVai ~ Gardening.
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Dsnttatrp.

hOCrOR GALLUP regrets that he wat
- unavo;dabY prevented from returning
to Newport as soon as he lntenled,and there.
fore hopes for the indulgence Of his pal tents
assuring them that part Of his time whil'
absent was employed IN Improvements "a hl
profession. lie has teen fortunate IN pro
curing somr rare materials for The manufac
Dure OF artificial teeth, which will enable
him at short notice, To Intricate a more beau
tllul article han hg has ever before produce d
and at very reduced prices.
Newport, April II, 1914.
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lpAlEMNp
M ED 7 NJ ES -.

A NEW supply Of the most popular patent
"a medicines, among which are
Sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract Of
Sarsaparilla.
Sands Salt Rheum Remedy.
starkwea,her's Iiepatc Elixir.
swain,s' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, asth-
/" Taylor's Balsam Of Liver.
wort, ma and pull
+" W,star's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monary al
Mrs NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam
OF LiVerwOrt, lectiOhs Ben-
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
hnderson's 5 Cough Drops, orally.
Jackson's, Shermans and Wislar's Cough
IoZenges.
Pease's, Browns and Wd's Cough Candies.
Juyne's. Swaim's & Fahnestock's Vermiluge,
ad.worth's, Remington S' Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnerord's and Dunbar's
Fluid Magnesa.
Glove Anodyne Drops, fer the speedy relief Of
) too,hache.
Wri,hts Indian Vegetable, Whitney's)
Cough, & Whitney bilious, Mead's, Pills.
IDavenports, Tomato, &c. Sc,
ALSO-Dr. II. q. Wiley's Resprator, of
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use Ct
those persons whose lungs are irrlated by ex-
posure to the air the objects Of which are to
enable the consumpive and those predsposed
to con aumpton, to take exercise without risk IN
the open air, and TO prevent the bad effects to
the lungs arising from sudden changes in the
temperature Of the atmosphere.
Just received and for sale by
r. r.. II a z A r d,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
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hs. Cough Of Boston, the talented Washing
the State Prison at Concord The Torrent
says
"fis appcnls were irresislible.- aud The stout
h'artrd tuen that SAT around hin, wept like
children. IL was must interesting meeting
Never, on any occasion, have we listened TO ii
speaker whose soul was so completely wrap
ped up ~ his cause, a. was Mr.. G.s on tins
urcasIoa. Never have we seen an audience
~ attectng-hanging with such breathless at
i'ntInh upon tie lips of the speaker. 1t was
al Intensely interesting sight, when, towards
the close of The address, the speaker requested
al who ielL determined upon their leaving
that Prison, 10 live strictly temperate lives, to
bold up their right hamds-to see those ninety
strong arms going up tn their utmost stretch, q,
instantly and together, aS ifmoycd by one wrll
The tears at the saun itno gushing from every
eye, and the prisoners, tho officers and attend.
ants, aud the citizens who had come in, all
sohbng aloud. 1t was "A blessed sight. II
were worthy to be looked upon By Angels
God give these men strength 10 keep their
noble resolution. Never dld men more sin
ccrcly nud from the heart determine to do right
We call upon our brethren ofihe press through.
'out tho land, to spread the glad news-thc
great resolve, unanimously voted by the in.
mates of The New Hampshire Prison, Rccer To
taste another drop oj intoxicating drinks ! Let
the friends OF these meu---thclr mothers, their
sisters, their wives, hear the joyful news, and
he made glad in their oAlcuon Yes, they
may now hope, that when these friends come
again into tue world they will be safe from the
suarss Of aicohol-ior they have bound The
fLtuGE to their hearts, and it shall lead them
tnl"the path. ofvirtne and sobriety, and win
:" hem agrin the respect aud confidence OF
i,,,r fpllow.mcn. That meeting, in that little
t,sun chapel last Sunday, will long be re-
mcnbJrl. Those prisoners will always re.
n,'aDcr II, with Joy asd delight.
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FALES' CYPRIAN
HAIR TONIC.
For The Grorih, Preservation and Resio-
ration of The Hair.

For the Grorih, Preservation and Resio-
raiion of The Hair.
NrO matter how bald a person may be,
" growth Of hair will be produced, and ns
naturally TOO as herbage grows on the plain, or
the lily in the valley. This Tonic is warranted
to cleanse the hair from Danduti, and every
other accumnIating substance. Is your hair
dry and falling oir;-the Tonic will moisten
and fix it firmly in the head Is your hair thin
or your head bald ?-the Tonic is warranted TO
satisfy The largest desires in ,hickening the hair
in the first case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in the second.
II is composed Of these remedial agents that
restore the skin at once to n sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head, short soft and beautiful
growth of young hair, gradually increasing in
length. till ii becomes like your other hair was
before you began to lose it.
FAlES' CoUGu, Worm, IIrApAcHE and
DarrhTa or Dyseniary LOXENGES arc safe,
certain and agreeable remedies for the diseases
Tor which they are recommended
Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their populari-
DYoTT's ORACLE OF health, (Philadel
phia) Says that Fales' Medicated Lozenges arc
considered by those who have used them, TO be
Tar superior TO Shermans OF any other introduced
iuto that market.
The CoUGH LozENGEs are beneficial in all
cases Of common colds, hopping cough, aslh-
matte affection, inflammation Of tho throat and
Lungs they are also particularly beneficial for
the Group, aud very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou h Candies. Quinsy
Cordias, Pulmonary Balsams. &c.
THE WoRM IozESGEs, arc a safe and
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three is a
dose for worry small children, and FIVE or sly fos
larger ones.
THE DystSTARy LozENGrs are certain
and agreeable remedy for Diarrhma and Bowel
Complaints Of Children. Full directions ns 10
diot and manner Of taking them, accompany
each box.
THE lIEADAcHr or CAMPuoR LozrNers,
are beneficial in eases Of nervous headarbe IN
feyerous affections Of atyphus character. They
are useful in Rheumati-m and pcripneunony
also in cruptive diseases, to favor the eruption
or bring It back when il has suddenly receded
from the skin, as sometimes happens in measles
and smalI poS.
n. u. lie sure that J. J. FALES, ~ D., Dos.
ton, - on the side Of the Box that YOU hay.
for sale in Newport, at the Confectionery
and Variety store OF
July6l r. STACY, JR.
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Pure extract Of SarsaparilIa,

~ ~
No. 4Sl Washington street, Boston,
This is an entire new preparation of Sarsa.
oariila, without being reduced by the add-
ton Of sugar, to form syrup, as 1t is known
by ali that this very much reduces the ey.
iract. 1t is prepared by anew steam appara.
lus ;hat procures the strength without evapo.
ration. 1t is The only preparation now in use.
That our physicians rnay be made acquainted
with lis mode of manufacture, n pamphlet
has been published and sent to the physi-
clans that they may know It's qualities. For
he pas, year it has been extensively recon-
mended by them for purifying the blood, re.
moving all humors, diseases of the skin, eradi
eating mercuIial effects from the system,
ulcers, &c. 1t is also extensively used for
The rheumatism.
For sale in Newport by
r. r.. HAIAhD, I Dr,cr;.,s
r. J. TAYLOR, D''ss'S'''
June 3.
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CUcUmBER AND MELoN BuGs--1hc rava.
gcs of the yellow striped bug that attacks ga
rnmber and melon vines, may be electually
prevented by silling charcoal dust over the
plants. There is something in this very often.
sye TO the bug.-.3merjc0n Far.
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Cpup pRrS a popular writer contends that
one hfih of MI tho children born, die before
they attain ono year did, and significantly asks
ia farmer was To lose one. fiih OF his cattle,
would he not -nscertain the cause and apply
the remedy CHILDREN sra overied, over.
clothed, take too little exercise ~ the air, and
these are The Anses Of mortality among thom
We agree with tho wriier who recommends
nu'hsn 70 siD6, Combs and Rueltsn, ins,s,d
ofhulss and fo-
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MosouIrots To get rid Of these
tormenters, take few hot Goals on a
shovel OF chaiing dish, and burn upon
them some brown sugar in your bedrooms
and parlors, ird you efsctually banish
~ DESTROY every mosquito Tor the night, 49,
Erchapec Porcr
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SuMAcH.--The milk which cxudes from 4
branch Of sumach IS the best indchbIn iuk thai
can be used. Break OIL one Of the stems thai
support the leaves, aud write what may b,
wanted with il. In a short time 1t becomes t
beautiful jet black, and can never be washed
ont.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
Esa;sasta OF wild Cherry.

vUSIlE best medicine known to man for in.
n cIpicnt Consumption, Asthma of every
stage, Bleeding of the lungs. Coughs, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases of the Pumona
ry Organs, may be had of Agents named
below.
o. An published statements Of cures
performed by thus medicine are. in every re
spsct, TRUE e. careful g. &C., the genuine.
"DR. WisrAR's BALsAM oF Whp CnrR
n.y." as spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any part o. The country should
be addressed 10 Isaac BuTrs, No. l2J Ful
ton street, New York.
For sale by T.. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. /. Dec. 81.
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Plymouth, Oct. l5i 1913.

This is to certify that came under the
care of Mrs. Winchester with n bad humor
in the blood and the DiarrhGa had seve.
ra. physicians, they told me there was no help
for me after taking her medicine two weeks
was restored to my health.
CHARLES SANDERS.
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Fall River, March l3, lS43.

Fall River, March l3, lS43.
This is to certify that had . fever sores
on my leg that had been standing years,
and a bad humor in my blood. | came under
Mrs Winchcsters care and in four weeks
my leg was well.
WILLIAM II. MASON.
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Never eat while yon speak, a "A man. throat
is too narrow u channel for words 10 pass "
and meat To pass DowN at the same time.
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RHODA SMITH.

Mrs. Winchester is now in Newport, and
expects IN be here t.c most part of the sum
mcr, aud eau be seen at Mrs. FlSh's boarding
House.
April II, 1Sil-tf.
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We never saw more amusing IN
stance Of the hab,tua respect which the
haker-boys, like sweeping -hoys, are said
To command for ak around them, in II
crowd, than was exhibited 1T the mlIilar,
paiadr, Yesterday, IA the PARK. While
everybody else was eIbowed into the
densely packed mass of lookers.on, one
young man was seen lesurely enjoying
the scene, with his hands in his Jacket
pockets, aud with no one molcs,ing him.
or disputiug with hun an inch Of th'
space he occupied, This immensIty, II
appeared on close inspection he secured
90 himself as perqulsite Of his trade
ais clothes were covered a hnlt-inch
thick with for, The scene was worthy
the pencil of llogarlh. -.Miw York. pa
pers.
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CERTIFICATES.
CHARLES FAUNCE.
Plymouth, Sept. %, 1912.

Plymouth, sept. e, TSTI
This is to certify that came under the
care of Mrs. Winchester, after having been
given over by my physician ; he told me
was in consumption and there was no help
for me but after taking her medicine three
weeks was restored to good health.
SAMUEL A. SNOW.
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ELEcrRlC FLUID FROM THE EARTH. -
We learn from the Boston Transcript that
the House of Rev. Simeon Daggeti, in
Raynham, was struck by lightning dur
ing the violent tempest on Saturday night
last, at - o'clock. The house was very
much shattered. The furniture Of the
parlor aud several other rooms were
thrown into the utmost confusion, aud
much oi !, destroyed. 1t appears that
the lightning did not descend from the
cloud, bat burst through the floor in the
front entry, and in several other parts OF
the house. h is most remarkable that
none ofthe family were seriously injured.
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No. ! Silver Top, or SarsapariIla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is nov manu-
featured by VIM. Brown, 4Sl Washington
street, Boston. Nv wholesale agents, ,Messrs
Dana, Evans & Co, Sias Pierce 81 Co,
White g. S,eadman, llcnshaw, Ward 81 Co.,
and +. ID. Rrndlcy, are now supplled with a
fresh article. Also for sale In Boston by
most of the wholesale West India Goods and
Druggist stores. Rctailcd by all the Gro
Gerry stores in Boston, Lowell Salem, Pruvi-
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market. be
particular to call Tor WIN. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup it is manuinc.
,urcd with the best OF sugar, and superior
Sarsnparlla, aud forms one OF the most whole
some and cheapest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
r. r.. HAZARD, Drroo;s,s
II. J. TAYLOR, D''ss'S'''
June o.
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iIROWN'S Cough CANDY This agreeable nrii
ID Gle prcp1icd by William brown, a Thorough ch,
mist and fathlul druggist ~ The corner o Washing
ton aud Eiiio rtrcCts ~ decidedly the mo pleasant
henithful aud effective compound ~ our mafket fu
the tclief and of the distressing aud danpefru
coughs which preVat Pmonr IN the winter nnnths
proved Npettuftuts, - ~ to auutd n-tnt
the ftnted organ oftbC throat without prrdurinr as
Is too often the With candles, ntuseuttug aud
ipIrtrfinns effect upon the stomach Having unfpr
'tun1eN brrn compelled t. rst tttevera tines wrIin
couple oi years. ws have found ~ both grateful nnd
nsefnl, ana eau confidently recommend ito on
.rirnd..-Times.
M. Brrafrfnto ohser,e the signature ofWn
Rrown on the dire iou, there hrtnc several counter
feit trices in the market rHtt for ruwu ON pound
Iioneset candy Medieatcd. The above ~ fptsai. it
his tpWnby Al. TAYLOR. n uATNRp. NJ
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nR WiIIrNEY'S WiIOOPING COUGH AND
- RDl|P CORDlAL--Ihc peculiar adaptation a.
tudwcll known medicuc to the of the mpa.Gts
thi~gnalcI by IS name its general hv almost every
family IN the cty and the nntOTc.y IL hrS obtIinCd
uvuuphe preparations renders II cutie unnecessary
Ia Ntlng IN its favor but To such have
estrd its superior virtues, II Is highly recommended rs
perfectly safe aud eilectua remedy IN the above
plnuts.
Il has been standard medicine for cronp. in numer-
families IN this vicinity for the >st twelve years,
aud the continually increasing demand Tor II is sufficient
evidence that 1t becoming popular IL is vauA
blc medicine, aud is still as highly appreciated ever
No family shnnld be without II nj this season ~ the
when children, hy exposure to the sudden changes
VI the weather su rct and mrN pccted
ncks Of these alarming complaints. which might he
overcome by immediate to this potent aud
ailmg remedy
For sale IN Newport By Il TAYLOR No lia
Thames street Feb J
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AGEN rs.

NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA VI. EDDY.
Providence, Joseph Balch. Jr. N Charles Dyer, Jr.-
Portsmouth, Greene a. 1allman--Iiristu lemuel w.
Briggs-Wickturd samuel picrCG-E,at Greenwich
james Slocun-Apponaug Village, John Carpenter
Wawick, ,ClnrksvilleJ George J. S2ccr-kmgsiOn
Thomas =. Wells-Pcacedrle, J.. D. Campbell d Gu
Wakefield, sylvester tobiusGn-Perryvilic, g.. Waller
lRzud-.Iiopkiuion. Is. Is. Thurston ~ Co.-Richmond,
Brands Iron Works, OuCy n Rchmon l--CrnmptOn
Mills, Amos Fiskc-Lppiit Mills, = A Remington
PhmniX Village, w. &. Ames-Nack Nill,gc Olive
Bakcr-WarrCn, :. H. Drisco-Smith1cld, T. ~. Smith
-lIHrrisyille, Andrew Ihrris-Chepachet Job Arm
strong " Snns-Puscoag, Sryles Waling-Pawtucket,
Albert G.. JcnkS-Charlcstown, George A. stanton
Fail River, BenamIn Earl-THunton, I. Munroo--
Di2ktun Mason Marvel, and Charles Whitmarsh-1iv-
ertun Stone Bridge, Samuel Scabury-Sonersot, VI A.
\. Jtnce--Swnnzev. Joseph g. IutE"r-Nprh swan.
2"y, Daniel Masun-Rehobolh, WIN Marvel 2d & son,
ii Daniel Pierce-SeekCnE, Gurdner Luther, aud >. ID
-iocum.
Price - cts. per box, with full directions.
All letters relative to the Pills must be addressed
thus ~. L.. OFFICE MA. COLLEGE OF iiEN.TH
- fremont street, Boston, Mass" july "a.
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Dartmouth, Aug. ~, lS42.

Dartmouth, Aug. II, Io42.
camc underline care of Mrs. Winchester
after my physician had given me over in
consumption, Gnd for three weeks they did
not expect my life after taking her med-
me, | was soon restored to health and am
able to do my work.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13
Orange Flower Water.

0F superior qnsldv. i"s, imported fresh.
" for sale nj .ST.iCYS Conicetionary 6 and
Naticry Store. May lG