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1850 Boxes of DR.. Rush's
lNFALLIBLE
Health Pills.

HAVE been sold during the month of Dec
so great has been their popularity, in conse
aueacc of the numerous cures they have effect
ed. Every person who uses these Pills recon-
mends them TO others as The BEST MEDICINE
they have ever taken-so gentle in their opera
ton, and so sure in giving relief
1t is now conceded by the most eminent oil
the medical faculty, that the stomach is the
seat or fountain of all disease; that it is, as il
were, the centre from which proceed all the e.
wills produced by foreign or irritating causes
and which from thence spread 10 every part OF
the animal system.
The proper mode ofcure. therefore, is to at
tack the citadel in which the disease entrench-
es itself, ard no combination OF medical agents
has vet been discovered SO efficacious for this
purpose as the preparation Of the late DR. Rush
and which, from the universaisuccess attend
ing their administration, during practice Of
nearly ha'f century, were styled his "lnialil-
BILE Health Pill" Their great virtue IS that
they arrest disease in its first approach They
are preventives as we'll as remedies and we
will venture 10 say, that # taken by persons
when hey are first affected with symptoms OF
illness. many and many a case that IS either Sc
rious or fatal. might be avoided.
ONLY l2t cents box, the cheapest and The
best medicine ever known.-Sold at the princl-
pal Office 80 finn ST. New York.
w. C. Daggers. sole agent.
Russell g. GRIDLEY, Chemists and
Druggists, General agents for this county.
SUB AGENTS.
F. Huntington, Vergennes,
A. P. Roscoe, T. C. Smith, New Haven.
P. W. Collins, Cornwall, t1
S. L. Sprague, Weybridge,
Hemar Barnum, Ferrisburgb,
Joseph Frost, Bridport,
P. Fletcher s. Son. do
Hammond Co. 81 do r.'' 36
z rnAst4ta ~ Asgs 80 Sc p --|
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Marble Works.
Winter Arrangements.

The subscribers would respectf illy inform the
inhabitants of Middlebury and vicinity that thew
will continue the business of Carding Wool and
dressing cloth during The winter at their stand in
Vergennes iormely occupied by Z. Sheriff. ESQ.
Wool or cloih sent by Stage or otherwise will
be promtly executed.
Fancy dying such rs ladies worsted dresses also
attended TO as usual. JEWE1T & BAKER.
Vergennes Dec. 26, 1913.
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Caution !!

Be very cautious 10 get the genuine B. A.FAh-
nestock's Vermifuge. and put no confidence in
the statement made by Comsiock & Co., that
KoLMsTocK's is the same as Fahnstock's. 1t is
not the same, and does not possess the virtues of
cur excellent remedy.
b. A. FAHNESTOCK g. co.
For sale in Middlebury, by Russell & GRID
LEY Agent. ll;yl
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Wht,lv. Green 20 Pa. May11, 1s4s.

Whittly, Green % Pa, May II, 1913.
.Nr. A. B. Fahnes.ock & Co.:
Dear Sill have been using your Vermifugc
in my practice for a number of years, and find
il the most safe Worm destroyer thot ever had.
/ was called to child six or seven years old,
in May, 1912. which was then in spasms with
the worms. Igave it a vial of your Vermifuge,
lgreeably to directions, and The child passed 440
worms. In few weeks, gave it another vial,
and it passed 300 more, making in all $40
worms. The child recovered imme iiatcly, and
has enjoye good health ever since.
have prescribed il in many other cases, in
which it has brought away 200 and 300 worms
JONATHAN MORRIS.
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Price Reduced.

THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, AS well as Of
experience, has always been decisive in favor Of
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. They have been
in general use Family Medicine for FIVE wears,
ring which time, more Than a million Of afiiict-
ed ones have experienced their healing virtues
From Maine 10 Georgia and from the sea to the
Rocky Mountains, may be heard the voice Of graf
itude r deliverance from suffering, by this the
Peoples remedy and in every hamlet are living
witnesses able 10 tell of their delivcrance from
death by this valuable remedy. Were all the tesii-
mony published. which the Proprietor has received
concerning the good effects of his Medicine, it
would convince the most sceptical. Cases almost
innuln rable of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Bilious Fe-
sers. and Liver Affections, umatisru pains in the
back, side loins and limbs, acid stomach, gravel,
atiiual costivencss, sick headache, colds coughs
and Ia fever, scrolulous diseases ulcers and tu-
mors Of long standing. sc have been cured by
these Pills alone, and the e iinony recorded with
no Csc of The above complaints can Withstand a
perseverins of The Pills-so say the Physicians.
Pntup in Boxes. with the signature Of G. r.
Phelps, NJ. D., on the side label.
Beware of imposition. Many are base enough
TO try to tate this remedy. Be pan ticuar to get
the genuine and you v i'll not be disappointed in
their effects.
AGENTS Never buy of Peddlers-thes are
never allowed 10 carry the genuine Pills. Send
your orders 10 the Proprietor, Hartford some of
mis- general Ag nts who ar appointed by him.
GENERAL DEPOT,
at 226 Vain street Hartford.
AGENTS
Sidney Moody, Middlebury,
Volney Ross. Brandon,
Hunfley & Higgins. Salisbury,
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sEAvER's JOINT 8. NERVE
Eminent.
unable family medicine.

AN lnva luabIe IaInIIy McdIcIhe. u
Recommended By The Medical Faculty.
For Rheumatism, Govt, Sprains, Bruises.
Cramp, Lameness, Pain in the side, back, and
Loins Chilblains, Felons fresh wounds, Burns,
Scalds, Freezes, Ague, Nervous Headache, and
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EOWHIDE and Calfskin Boots, n,
" Cut and Wrought Nails-an assortment
or sale lower than ever by
Octs l6, 1913, VS.. JOHNSON.
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n AIDES and Misses Florence Bonnets, a
~ rich variety of Bonnet Ribbons 20 dif
ferent Styles, Bonnet Edging. Tabs, Artif-
Gals and Cold Ruches just reed by Z 49,
P. w. COLLINS.
April 29th IS44l
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bag top and common plain TRUNKS
u Carr iage trimming done in a neat and work
lnan'ike manner-all kinds of repairs in his line
done at short notice. TIE above and all other arti
in his line Of business will be manufactured out of
as good S ock be had in market, and sold
as cheap for sh or most kinds of produce as can
be purchased in this Section of the country Of the
sa'ne quality Persons wishing TO purch sc any
article in his line of business will do well TO call
and examine prices and work as he intends to keep
ii large assortment constantly on hand. Credit
given If required.
Also good and well selected assortment Of Sad
dlery hard ware fferent Patterns Of Brass-SiIver
Fine Malleable tp't tung and all kinds of com
mon ware. Coach ace-Ivory Rings-Curled
hair. Open and Round Bells Horse Cards. Cur
ry and Name Combs, Horse Brushes Meats foot
Oil and good assortment Of Whips & Lashcs.-
Patent Leather Cap fronts and bands sc. which
will be sold as cheap for Cash as eau be had this
side f Troy. c. HILL.
MiddIebury Dec 81, 1913
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CONVENTION.

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE .-Tha,
JAMES X. Polk, who processes n grea,
regard for tho Compromise act, in 1914
within one year after its passage, VOTED
FOR the resolution introduced by Mr.
Hall, Of North Carolina, TO Repeal The
Compromise act, or to refer the whole
subject to the Committee Of Ways and
Means, with view to its repeal, and
under the pretext Of reducing the whole
Of the duties down to what is called the
necessary wants Of the government
On this resolution, there were in the
House, is nays, to SO yeas, among
whom was James X. Polk. In the Ian
guage Of Mr.. Clayton, of Delaware,
Mr. Polk "made an effort to strike down
the interests OF every laboring man iu
the community, and every laborng man
should remember him for it,"
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Ransom 4 Stevens DandcIiOn aud Tomato
Panacca.

In presenting the Panacca Of the Dande.
lion aud Tomato 10 the public, we would say
that we do not claim for lt---that II shall be u
specific for all the diseases, to which the bu
man frame Is subject, but all for which It J.,
recommended. 1t has tor It's recommends
ton tho sanction OF the experience of the
most distinguished aud enlightened physicians
on The globe.
The ptoprleiors deem 1t unnecessary 10
state tde cost to which they have been Al, or
care which has been taken 10 select IN the
first place, lhc best nltlclcs. aud then devise
the means by winch ihcr whole strength m'y
be- given TO the public. They ak ior IT only
that mccd OF attention 10 which the sick aud
suffering ~ tbs community mBy deem II en-.
uucd. They arc wiling that us LoaIing pro.
'p'r,cs should be us recommendation. ani
tAni the fohcf and health winch ~ sure tu
come to tho suffering aud diseased after its
use shoud proclaim its virtue.
The Pnnncen " composed as al must ~
aware Who know nuy thIng ol the Dindciipn,
i'Omalo and SifShplrl.a, rs principal Ingfc
dents, irum the most innocent as well n the
most eiIrctual plants ~ the vegetable king.
dom. There - scarcely al individual who
- vel a,qruln,cj with The .ihescv of lhc
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The ATLANTIC HOUSE, in Ports
mouth, as will be seen by advertisement
is now ready for company. For tea
parties, the excellent host, b. Brown
Esq. informs US tha, the house will no,
be entirely ready until Monday, but he
will endcavor to accommodate, il occa.
sion should require, in the intermediate
time. We doubt not Mr.. B. will be
amply remunerated for the pains he has
taken to establish first rate house in
Portsmouth.
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y Z a Z II 8

In this town, on the 10th inst after long
aud distressing iilness, which she bore wil
the most exemplary !uniIuda and resignation
Miss Mary Davis, agdd 6O years. she was
Tor many years u teacher Of an excellent Pm
mary school III this place, aud was much
rsteemed fer her unaffected piety and UNI
form and amiablo department.
la THIS town, on The i7ih inst. Ruth y
daughter OF Nj. Srmon Moilat, aged ~ years
This affective event, la, taken from us one,
who was endowed by nature with a rare intel.
lect. Her School duties were met with q
promptnrss that could no, be oqualed, and
her obedience gained the affection OF all.
COMM.
Ia Providence. on Friday last, Mrs Susan
Elizabeth, wife OF Mr.. Richard Salisbury, Jr
aud daughter Of the late Nj. William torlc,
Of this place, in the 21th year Of her ago
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LII Il IL A l. ID OF II Ill Il II / Nj Z S.

DANDELIoN, TOMATO and SAKsAPARILLA,
aud who do not know that IN those diseases
in when complete aud radical change M
the composition Of tho blood. ~ the secfe.
ltons of the Liver, aud IN the formation Of
all the solid parts Of the body nre regarded,
that there are no renedies which will for a
moment compare with them IN tact, IN all
those regions IN which liver diseases are
prevalent or where from the nature of lhc
climate, any impurities Oi the 'blood exists.
The Dandelion grows ~ great quantities aud
Is eagerly sought after. II seems from the
great abundance Of the DanGehun in all the
regions whore such diseases or lEy thut
flow from them exist, that II was the drslgu
of the Creator iha, where the mgiHdy Wa.
found iae remedy also might be ublalued.
rhey are therefore offered tp tie public wiih
fall confidence for the relief of those disease,
for which the arllcles themselves are 80 often
recommended by all our tirs, physicians
Snch ~ headache, dll2Iness, sleepncss,
noises IN the head, bad taste ~ the mouth
nausea, or sickness cf the stomach, loss Of
appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia, lever 6; a. gue.
pain after eating, sour stomach. heartburn.
Jaundlce, cOstiyenoss, determination OF the
blood 10 the head, piles, coughs, colds, pain
~ the sIde, back. liuIbs and jo,uts. ihcuina
usm aud all chrome diseases, scroIuIous hu-
mors, salt rhenm, and all culaneuus egupllons
81 the skin, general debility, &c.
"RtMEMBEG" 10 always ask for the Dan
dellon Panacca, receive no other, ~ there
are articles offered for sale purpor;.ng To
have The same virtues as the Panacea, when
II is no more like 1t. than so much cold water.
Bay II, and buy It only of,h proprirtors Ran.
-om N Stevens, at their Druggls, sote 23j,
Washington street, Boston, or vi their only
authorised Agents.
For sale in Newport by
X Il. liAZIRD,l n,rc,.,.
L. j. TAYLOR. D''e ''
Also IN Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON.
Newport, July 25, !sll-lm
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C0MMU NICATED.
"Julia Gcnroy, a Narrative of Crime, with

"Julia GlcnrOy, a Narrative of Crime, with
n Moral" is the title of little story by
William Golf. have read II with much
pleasure and interest, and pronounce 1t with
out hesitation, superior IN plot and sly lie Ia
one half Of the tales issued from the press
al the present day. 1t abounds IN graphic
dClincations OF character, pourtrays the
crime upon which it is founded in all its dc
formed hldcousDess depicts the awful end
Of the seduccr, and gives noble cxalla,ion
to virtue. Our cities are full OF "Barnards
Minxcs and Ransoms," who employ every
nrtlice TO cntlce the unwary t1 ruin. Agains,
the wilcs Of such fcnlI incarna-e, the story
IS calculated to guard us. The character OF
Harry Herbert, the bcttothcd OF Julia, aud
ihc hero OF the story, Is vigorously drawn
aud Is, by the way, the best IN the narrative
The suddrnuess with which hc is introduced
60 the mlsctebnt Barnard, as the nvcugcr o
,nIured innocence, is truly grand, aud wouo
90 honor TO more experienced pcn.-Anc
the moral Is good, cmphaucaIly good and II
followed, would save many from The lashlngs
of a guilty conscience, aud tcud much, very
much, To prevent crime that ~ growing
more frequent every day. Tie slo,y ha,
some faults, aud where Is the ono that bai
not But on the whole, It ~ well plannc,
aud well written. hope tha, ~ this, hn
.irst attempt OF fiction, Nj God may receive
sLihcicut encouragement ~ induce him t.
cinploy his pen OPSin 10 The cause of virtue
. ~, islr y mn, -Irr, = ,s ~,
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SIvislGs' Bank.

A + II meeting Of the Corporal on Of the
"a SAVINGS BANK, held July iUh, Io4i
the following named gentlemen were chosen
Directors ot the Institution, for the enSulng
year, VIZ,
George Engs, Isaac Gould, George
BoweD, BENJAMIN Finch, Charles r.
liammelt, Josiah $ Munro, Stephen
L. Northam, David Melville, Job Sher-
man, Nathaniel Sweet Robert B. Grams
ton, John Stevens, Adam :. Co", Samu-
ei Brown, Robert p Lee, Edwin Will
bur, William Sherman, John V. Ham
met, Benjamin II. Altman, BENJAMIN
Marsh, Jr. William T.. Cozzens, Beul
II Tisdale, Thomas W. Brown, George
/ L. Weaver, George W. Cole.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Dr
rectorS on The same diy,the following officers
were chosen for the cusung ychr :-tieorGe
Engs, President Charles Gylrs, Treasurer; /;
and B. B ROWLAND, Stcry.
Newport, JulY 20.
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TEMPERANCE OLIo.--We understand
that the celebrated Company of Re-
formed lnebriates, who some time since
performed in Boston, to crowded audi
ences, and are now performing in Fall
River, will exhibit their interesting
Temperance Play, entitled 1.-The
DRuyKAnD's REFoRM, or the LOST
SAVED" in this place, in the course OF
the present week or noxt, due notice
of which, as to time and place, viii be
given. Those who have seen it, pro
nounce il to be an exhibition calculated
to do much good.
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Brig Aunawuu, Swascy, is reported at Saqua
la GIandu 9Th inst ldg tor Boston.
BrIgS Confidence, Coz2cns, for Gcnoa, soon,
aud Malaga, noson unc. are reported al
Havana oh.
Schr Warsaw, BLrLick, cid at Havana, I'd
for Sierra MJrena.
at phlad 9Th
schl Erlu, Gardner, ,hcnce,ar at Norfolk l9th
Ship WM. LEE, Wrmpruny hence, luth
for the Pacific, was spokcn ith, of MarIha .
vineyard.
SpuEo March 20lh, oft Na,-aruro, (ucar Ju
an F,rnandcz,) ship MARGARET, Nmpcn'
ny, ol thi. port oI a, bcioro reported sam'
month, 900 sp. 200 viii about 80 months uut
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LARGE CUcUMEEK.-,Ve were presented on
Saturday last, with one Of those mammoth Gu
cumbors, which we noticed some time since
raised in the gardcn Of Geo. Jones, Esq, oI
this place, by his scientific gardener, Thomas
Calvin. Ii measures in length 23i inches -
In circumference, it is not larger than AN or
dinary sized cucumber, about Il inches. Tn,
gardener informs us that /, is but II days
growth.
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lished that the wings have elected
THlRTY-FOUR, giving US eight ma
joriIy in that body. Torture facts as
they may, the locoiocos cannot change
this result.
CONVENTION.
THIRTY.EIGHT Wings, FIVE
conservatives and THIRTY-FOUR To-
coiocos are elected 10 the convention,
according to present appearances. OF
tho locoiocos elected, probably ton or
twelve maintain strong conservative
principles. 1t will bo discovered, there
fore. that radical !ocoiocoism has re-
ceived shock from which it will not
speedily recover. We have the strong
est assurance, in tho political complex
ion Of the convention, that the constiiu-
tion ofthe State will be remodded upon
a sound and purely republican basis.
Tho Locofoco papers, however, claim
tho Convention, probably by counting
the conservatives with them.
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sss sis'4ssSHIP NEWS. As ,:,
Gsa&. Ssst.s-
PORT OF NE w ron Il =.
ARfsiV ID.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, July IS,
SChr Massasot, Brown, L. River for Albany
FRIDAY, July -,
Brig Good Hope, Riley, fin MarieI
Schr Home, Hammond, from l'rnvId.
Schrs Henry Clay, Chase, Folly Landing o
Prov. Convoy, Baker, aud David Rl,Icy
presLy, L. River for Phlad John roik
LougsreI, do for Virginia; Tryai,, ,G,EhS, Pros,
loy Bait Denmark, Davis, do io, n. York.
SATURDAY, July 90.
schr ryrotis, Bruce, { days ln Norioh, will
corn To Geo. Bowen.
Schr Orator, Asia. fm \ York, with bay.
Sloop NIgIant, Heath, proy. for r. York.
MONDAY. JDly %.
Barlue lc Baron, Of Til, port, Nato of Mai.
tapoI,otr,) Price, 'fn n. bediofd, purchased ioI
a whaIor
Sloop Rcn2i, Durlee, fn n. Y. with hay
aud mdl for lhls port aud l. River
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AT Market 275 boof Cattle, $500 Sheep, aud
go Swine.
PmCEs-Bcef Catile-Pricos advanced tri-
lie. Extra 4 - as; first quality 4 30 u 4 -
second quality - 80; third quality 30 IA
%.
Shecp-Lambs from aj to g % old Sheep
from 10 to = 90.
Swine-SmaIl pigs from TO &c /; lots to ped.
die averaging about 80, I4c, halt Darrows. ~
retail from y To q l-2c.
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Two instances have recently occur
red in Boston, within the practice Of one
medical gentleman, of young ladies' re-
cciving severe wounds in one case fol-
lowed by inflammation, 10 tie other sew
cring vein) from scissors carried in the
fashionable pocket Ia Suisse in the
dress.
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NAv,L.-1'he Norf,k Beacon states that
the u. y ship Falmouth. commander Sands.
with the Hon. Wilson r Sbnnnon, Minister
0t TIA" Untrd States To Mexico GA board,
bound to Vcrn Cruz, dropped down lo Tie
bI,c of Crancy Island, l9,h.
u =. brig Lawrence was ot Mltan4as about
The lOlh m,t
L =. f'igiic Riutnn, COM Tutncr. To-
manned ~ RIO Jnnclro. Juno u. l.. =. slonp
% war Boston, CAPTAIN Preudcrgasl, sailed
. Il for Mputrvldro.
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&S a 1:S is Z a 8 q 5.

In the III Baptist Church "a Thursday c>c.
ming last, hy the Rey. Mr.. Leaver, DR. Henry
T.. Turner, To Miss Anna, eldest daughter OF
Mr. Joseph e. stevens, all of this town.
Ia ST. paul's Church, Wickiord,on lhe I7lh,
by Row. John II. kOwse, Col Geo. .. 1hom.
a., of Prov idrncc, secou,Iy Of Nl"htoid, Ia
Miss Anna Shaw, eldest daughter ol the Itc,,
Lcmuel Burgo, oi thai place.
Al Kingston on tho Ian inst. Thomas i
NichoIs, of this town, to LtJia NJ. Foster,
daughter Of OthucI Foster, OF SoutL Klugs-
town.
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All was quiet in Philadelphia at the
last dates. The authorities are invesli-
eating the riotous proceedings, and
several arrests had been made Of per-
sons concerned in the late riot.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Atlantic House.

Es,,A This new aud splendid House
TssGH is now furnished aud open Tor
ss,, syt& the reception of strangers. mud
s&aStS oil those who are seeking q place
tor coutort al tins season Of the year. Ii II
bnlll on The site oi tho well known place,
called the D Inlle House. la Porlsinonlh, /,
three stories ~ height, and contains about 20
spacious rooms. Tho bed rooms aud parurs
are lO;ge aud AIRY, aud are ~ ieet ~ height,
varying from Is TO 20 feet square. There l.,
= large Hall the enlire length OF the House,
Sullatie 'oI large Parties. Attached to the
iious" ls "a large barn and sized, aud a ten
p,n aiiry. 1t ls located uT one of the finest
spots nn the island, beng only > miles rom
Newport on the Post Road, aud commands
hue I.ew ot the Ocean and Narraganselt
Bay. The subscriber has spared no pans ~
furnishing this House with new Furniture
aud bcdtlng, aud hopes by glrlct attention,
he may snare a part of the public patronage.
lie keeps Horses and Carriages To lc,, aud
Horse keeping will BE- carefully attended to.
Families can be- accommodated with bOurd
on reasonable terms.
BENZ BROWN.
Portsmouth,, July %, I8ll--2m.
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AS praise from abroad generally
comes with better grace than any
culogirms tha, could DO offered at home.
IN relation TO the superior advantages
OF our "encieHt town." we copy tho
following from a recent number Of the
"Massachusotts Spy"
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DENTISTRY.
Court of Prostate, .Vs,ogoH. yuh /. 1874

Court of Probate, .N'VPoH, Juiy /, iolI
Nh1uANirL H. L,NsLtr. Executor oi rh.
~ last " III aud Testament ui Benz ,nln
Clarke, late ui Newport. dec, presents ~.
psil'lnn ~ wtliI"g W. lhis Court. representing
thni ,he personal estate which was ot sad
deceased = ln>ulicrut tor the payments 90;
the debts allowed by The Comtnlssinnr,. nn
has estate aud 10y judgment ol Court. aud
expenses OF settling hl, estate. and prsvng
that he may b. IN hls said ppGciy au horl,rd
10 srll at Public Au.tIon MI The r,uht. ltla
aud iut'rr,t which thu drceuspd bad ~ W..
rtn" ol hlS death, Ia and in certain ln, 81
land with the dwelling house sul Other
buildings lncftuu situated ~ SAID N"~puti.
ooundrd Lur'hrtly un land at B \ nli"
-pdil ul land ul Ihntlcs Bud,nng east uu
Thames street, md W"s, uu nud ni sad
SrRth', OF So tnuch thcrruI =. may be- t.rrr-
.aty ~ nuke up the doi,icucy OF said pat
sonal estate, iur ihe rurp $50, hiurrssiu. Nph
incidental Chtfu"-. aud sand ppiutun - t-ad
and received md ., referred Tor cnnsid,rsiir
30 Court of Probate. 10 be- ho,d.n 1T 49,.
/ Iesu Hat! "a Newport. on the hr.t MONDAY
~ August ueki, W . "'ulock, -. ~ md n ~
ordered that npuCe thereof be- gwen nrcufd.
: ing to law. by an ndvetii. .emeht three N,,k,
~ tie Herald Of The 3In,s
n true copy witness
u. B. llowLAND. Pro Cfk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-25

CouSTIRrtirs of the Frccmcn's Bank
Bristol. ore IN circulation, of the denomination
of livcs, tens, and Gltlcs. They are 80 vel
.,XccGicd that u ~ almost impossible 10 dc.
ioct th,m from the genuine -- Pror you-