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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Documentary History Of the Destrue.
tion Of The Gaspee.-The Providence
Journal says, that they shall Immediate
ly commence the publication Of the
Documentary History Of the Destrue.
ton of the Gaspee, by Hon. VIM. r.
Staples. "This account" says tho
Journal, "of one of the most interesting
affairs in the revolutionary history Of the
country, has been prepared with great
care, and is believed to comprise every
document, except documents Of nero
form, connected with an event to which
Rhode Island men are accustomed to
refer with just pride"
We shall endeavor to transfer the
above 10 our columns as fast as It comes
to hand. Many Of our readers we know
will be much gratifed with perusal OF
Iit.-Heraid Of the Times
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Farming in Winter,

What shall iarCef, as farmer, do
in Wintar' lie has MUCH 10 do pecu.
liar TO his profession, in his house, in his
barn, in the woods, and in market.
There is no need Of his beng idle. lie
has a great deal 10 90 for The promotion
Of his interests.
In the frs, place, if the rigors OF The
season dive him ~ doois, lei him tank
hlrselr lucky man, for II Is TO the lam
lily that his first and most important duties
are. He has wife and children Let
him make the first his companion and
equal, and let him devote his thoughts
aud labors for the instruction anL 'm-
provemcnt of his children. See that
they are well and tdly clad. See that
they 20 tn school, and are furnished with
suitable books. See that their evenings
are employed in useful reading and study,
with innocent amusemenis intermiyed,
rather than in visiting the hannts Of dis
sipnilon and ruin. Let the Winter be
devoted 10 duties Of the fresIde and the
calls of social intercourse.
Having every thing in order in the
house, both ns II respects the physical
and inte llectual wants Of his family, let
his next attention be devoted TO the DO
mestic animals Of the barn and fold
Keep the stables clean. Blanket the
horse, and if you do the same TO the
COWS, so much the better Make sure Of
as warm n place for them as possible.
Give them straw beds TO sleep upon
Comfortable animals will thfye best, and
give back the best reiprns.
ln The day time, when yoor children
arc at school, Gu, aud haul some wood,
enough TO keep a years stock Of season.
ed fuel beforehand. This is economy
In short, every farmer has enough to
do ~ the winter, and That well done j.
often the most important and profitable
labor of the whole year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

One DAy.ELEcrIoSs. The following
bill has passed both Houses Of Congress
and become q law.
An Act 10 establish n uniform time for
holding elections tor electors Of Prcsi-
dent and Vice President in all the
States OF the Union.
BE il enacted by the Senate and the
House Of Representatives Of the United
States Of America, in Congress assem-
bled, That the electors OF President and
Vice President, shall be appointed in
each State on the first Tuesday after the
srs, Monday in the month Of November
of the year IN which they are TO be ap-
pointed: Provided, That each State
may by law provide for the filling of any
vacancy or vacancies which may occur
in its college Of electors, when such col
lcge meets TO give its electoral vote {:
And provided also, That when any State
shnll have held an election for the pur-
pose Of choosing electors, and shall fail
TO make choice on the day aforesaid, +,
then The electors may be appointed on n
subsequent day, in such manner as the
State shall by law provide.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

We had another snow storm on,
Tuesday, accompanied with a violent
gale from the south east, which con-
tinued through the night. We have
heard of no damage by the gals to the
shipping in this quarter, but apprehend
that vessels on the coast felt it very
sensibly.
The steamer Neptune which leaves
here for New York on Tuesday even.
ings, did not leave ill last evening.
The ice in Providence river has made
down as far as Fields Point. but the
steamboats, have kept the passage open
and make their trips US usual.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

THE QUESTION OF ANNExArIoN.-
The report ofthe Committee Of Foreign
Relations in the Senate, on the nnnexa-
lion resolutions, which is daily expected,
will, it is confidently anticipated, be
against the proposition. The subject
will or course be warmly debated in the
Senate, and as to its termination, it is
difficult, to conjecture wha, ,ha, will be.
The opinion seems to gain ground
that the Senate will reject the PROPOSE
lion Ly small majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Salem has recently been seriously
disturbed by incendiaries,so much so as
to make il necessary to increase the
CITY Watch TO four times the usual
number. Private wa,chmen, in various
parts of the city, are also employed BY
individuals. for the care Of their own
particular localities.
The buildings containing the Cooper
ing establishment Of Messrs. Florence
I& Nichols, situated on Brook house
Wharf, near Derby-st., were totally de.
stroyed on Friday morning last.
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wv IWTV WTTTIFNH,
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.

NiLLioSAiREs IN New YoRK. A
pamphlet has ust been issued in New
York, giving list Of nearly 800 citizens
residents in that city, whose real or sup,
posed wealth exceeds 100000. The
following is a list OF all the 'millionaires,
John Jacob Aslor, S25 900, 900 Ste.
phen Whitney, Sl0,00O,0O0; VIM. B
Aslor S. SOC, 900; james Lcnox SO ,0OO,,
600; Isaac Bronson, 81 100000 Ste.
phen Van Rensselaer,, SiO,O0O,0O0
Henry Breevori, jr., S. ,000,O VIM
G. Furness, 200, 600; John ilaggerty
900 600 ; Peter Harmony, 300, 900
Jonathan Hunt, 100000 Peter Lori
lard, 100000 Governor Morris ;.
100000 Anson G Phelps, 100000
Jonathan Moore, 1000, 900; Peter &
S,uyvesan,, 4,O0o,0 900; Cornelius Van
derbelt, 100000 John Mason, ,OOO,,
900; Mrs. Jacob LoriIIard, 100000
Mrs. Frances Pearsel, 100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
AnTs OF BEGGARsiN New ToRK "A

AnTs OF BEGGARsiN NEw York "A
writer in this city, to New Haven pa
per, aludes TO "two wreiched looking
women, with emaciated infants in their
arms, begging for bread" "neara fashiona-
BILE jewellers shop, in Broadway, where
the rich were making liberal purchases
In relation 20 this allusion, the Tribune
has a correspondent, who tells this story.
A few months since, n clergyman IN This
city was frequently visited by female,
who uniformly brought in her arms an
infant clothed in rags, and so poor and
emaciaied that, apparently, the little
sufferers existence could not be many
days prolonged. After suitable relief
had been furnished 10 the child in the
way of clothing, the clergyman went Ia
anniher house, Ia make a call, and there
found the "living skeleton" again, he
had lust relieved. This time II was in
the hands o.! another mother, and clothed
in rags as bcipre.
lie investigated the matter and found
tha, the child was Starred for the purpose
Of beng used as capital in begging-ihal
four different females used il for this pur-
pose, each using different streets to ex-
hbit it in and all claimed II as their
own. They cleared by the operation
about six dollars per week. --.New fork
Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Uc cUpF-WIINeES,
HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
AN ACT prcscrib

AN ACT prescribing the qualifications Of
Freemcn entitled TO vote in town meetings
in Providence, for management of the Dex-
ter donation.
II is enacted By the General .4ssemJiy rs
ioliows:
Sec. |. All persons who by the provisions
Of the Constitution are entitled 20 vote in the
city of Providence for members OF the City
Council, or upon any proposition to impose y
tax, or for the expenditure Of money. are
hereby declared Ia be frccmen, rnt'lled 10
vote in all town meetings holden in SAID city.
for the purpose Of iransaciing business in re
Iaiion To the town Of Providence BY the la; I
will and testament of Ebcnezer Knight Dex.
ter. and the asylum and other town or city
property connected herewith.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

The Rev. HENRY GILEs favored his frend
IN this place, on Monday evening, with one
OF his a"'o aud instructive Lectures Tho
Lecture was upon "lrish Character" aud those
who did not hear it, lost an intellectual ,roat
which they seldom have an opportunity of en-.
Iioyng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

THE TWO SOUTHERN CoNETs. The
new comet seen in the Gulf of Mexico
and The Mauvais second comet, wer,
both observed lns' night, says the Phil.
Ledger o! Jan. "a, by Professor Kendall
ard his assistants, at The High Schoo
Observatory. The new comet Is abou
10 deg. south Of the constellation Of the
Whale. II is now moying about 8 deg
f.. N. T.. II j. visible to the naked eye
after tw light in the evening ms a fain
white cloud, in The S S w, about &c
teen degrees high. II differs from oihe'
comets on record, except that Of 1923
in having two tails, one reaching from
The comet towards the sun, md the oihei
in an opposite direction. They may be
seen in . good sesmsn's pishi glass --
Dostos Tou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

SHAMEFUL RUMoR. "A rumor was in
circulation here and in Providence on
Friday and Saturday, that the steamer
Narrng"nseit had blown up in the Sound
on Thursday night II happily proved
to he uniounded, but what gave rise to il
we have not learnt We should hone
there were but few persons bad enough
to make such story "out Of whole cloth"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Recall Of the Weriedn Minister gon.
ileman whose means Of information in regard
to Mexican affairs are better than our own, a..
sures the Journal Of Commerce that tho new
government ofaloxico, under date Of Dec. Both
issued instructions to Gen. Almontc, the Mssi.
can Minister to the United Statos, to demand
his passports.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

| 1he House then on motion OI MI
Hopkins Of Virginia, went into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the Oregon bill.
Mr. Winthrop Of Massachusetts, ad-
dressed the Committee in opposition to-
the bill. Among other things he repro
baled The nppant and careless manner
in which members spoke Of a war with
England. The remark was heard on oil
sides, when The danger Of war was allu-
ded to, let it come-let it come. He
thought this was treating the subject in
too lrihing manner. For his part be
would say-let il not come.
Mr. Gary Of Maine cot the floor, and
supported the Bill.
Mr. Morse proceeded in opposition to
the Bill
MIR Hardin Of Illinois offered an
amendment.
MIR Kennedy of Indiana spoke TO the
hour Of two o'clock, when under the
resolution adopted yesterday, the debate
ended.
The Committee then proceeded to
vote on the amendments that had been
proposed to the bill.
The first amendment was Mr. Adams
proposition TO insert as the first section
Of the bill, that the President be reques-
ted to give notice forthwith to the British
Government, Of our intention TO term-
nate at the end Of twelve months, the
joint occupancy Of Oregon which was
rejected, ayes II, nays 90.
The first section of the Bill was then
read, which provides for establishing a
temporary territorial government in Ore
gon, from the 42d to the 54th degree 40
minutes Of North latitude.
MIR Colamer Of Vermont, moved TO
strike out the degree Of latitude, so as
not to establish the Southern and North
ern boundary ; which was los, by large
vote.
Mr. Winthrop offered provision to one
of the sections Of the bill, excluding
slavery from the territory. The amend.
ment was adopted-yeas 85, nays sc.
The bill having gone through section
by section, Mr. Brown offered as an
amendment, an additional section TO the
bill declaring that the bill shall not ope-
rate to deprive the subjects Of Great
Britain Of any rights enjoyed by them
under the Conven ntion, for Il joint occu
pancy of the Oregon Territory, until
said joint occupancy shall be righifulIy
terminated. The amendment was a
greed to.
Mr. Hammett Of Mississippi, offered
as an amendment, an additional section,
requiring the President to give notice to
the British Government Of the intention
joint occupancy at the end of twelve
months, and, in the meantime, confirming
to the subjects of Great Britain their
rights, &c. The amendment was a.
greed to by vote Of ~ yeas TO II nays
The Committee then rose and the bill
and amendments were reported to the
House.
a great deal Of informal discussion
followed, in relation to printing the bill
anG the state The subject would be in on
Monday, if the House now adjourn after
having sustained a motion for the pre-
vious question.
Nothing further was done but to order
the main question to be put, the decision
of which will be the first business on
Monday.
The House, attwenty minutes past 8
o'clock, adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

The Boston Daily Atlas contains tho yer,
able Address Of the Massachusetts State Con.
vention, recently assembled in Fanioul Hall,
10 the People of the United States, on the sub.
ject Of the Annexation ofTexas. 1t 10 said TO
be from the pen Of Mr.. Webster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Tho Providence Journal and Transcrip,,
both speak in the highest terms Of tho Lectures
by the Rey. Henry GiIes-pnd We have no
doubt, very justly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

AN ACT in amendment Of an act emit.
tied IAN aci relating TO the ovcrserrs oi
the poor and to the asylum in the town oI
Bristol" passed in June. A. ID. 1923.
his enacted By The General assembly n;
(olio,cs;
Sec. ]. Thn, so much Of the fifth section
of tho act to which this ls an amendment as
requires the frecmon Of the town Of Bristol
to appoint commissioners of the asylum an.
nualy on the last Tuesday Of August, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 9. That the qualified electors Of snid
town be, and they are hereby authorised al
their annual town meeting holden on the
first "Wednesday Of April, to appoint not less
than three. nor more than five persons, being
irecholders Of said town, commissioners OF
said asylum, who shall exercise the same
powers md be subjected 10 the same duties
as said commissioners exercised or were sub.
iected to by the provisions Of The act 10 which
this is in amendment.
True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

TIP The etu,y on our arst page to-day, was
written for the Woobsoekut Patriot, from
which pnp"r we copy IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

NJ The Boston Mail had not arrived when
our paper was put TO press last night The
roads, we understand, are much obs,ruo,sd by
IN, snow dttits
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Bt,ow Zrno Ai Boston, Saturday morn.
ipg. rshrsuhrJi'. 7 hrrmomsicr stood Of four
4. -'sc, b'Iw ,sf" Fhr nrp'r h'rb"ur ~''
uh.,ipct.d l., lr~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

AN ACT in amendment Of an act entitled
IAN act in relation 10 Lotteries aud
Lottery Tickets
n is snaeied by The General assembly as
foHops:
Sec. |. So much OF The act, to which this
is 10 amendment, MS subjects the purchaser
of any lottery ticket to fine Of twenty dol.
lars, is hereby repealed and in any proceed
ings against my person for selling any lotle.
~ ticket, ihe purchaser thereof shall be- q
good and sufficient witness.
See. 2. So much Of the act, 10 which this
is ~ amendmcnt. as requires bat the penal.
lies incurred under the same, when such pen
al'lcs do moi exceed twenty dollars, shall pc
recovered by indictment. is hereby repeated :
md any justice Of the peace shall have full
authority, upon complaint to him made under
oath, To try. render Judgment, pass sentence
md award warrant for execution Of such
sentence for amy offrnce against the provi-
sions OF the aci to which this is in amend
men'. which is punishable by q fine not ex-
ccedlng twenty dollars.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOW EN-, Secry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
ZauS Of Nbo0e fSlan0.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND FRON
lDENCE PLANTATIONS.

la General Assembly, Jan. Session, A. |
le45
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uAkE determined to fnat out my ga RIA ~ ~
,,,,,.,, and in cultivate my be Wanthg. hiPr
ais, i,y,, OF three Plantation. ALL ieat lof ote oF nafe
have several TRACTS OF LAND. IN ihe nei2h
b5,ad Of Camp1el court hns". which an de.ffnlhfd
10 sill eyrn Al luw prize. There is one ''e 81 ANU
% ,,c. with new buildings very little cleared
! - , mad par, If II glnl l'nIsarru Land. Another
Iracl from eco 70 500 ACRES. Ano'ner ei
anon, 100 ACRES, and one Of a5on' 100 heGfs. All
II the Land a5oye mentioned lies very "f'I "nh iele-
fa.e ba dmes-- plantations sool frpair aud well va
tered
,an furnish much Hay ~ III Iag' T" NAY wani
r., ,h. next year. delivered at the a1le. Nnnd IN
hun hler, AID very convenient een II unnecessary
10 say any thing inare rs hose hing 10 rent OF Paf-
chase @lll lJp. before they do 50
GERMAN JORDAN.
C,fpni,rU C. H. jniy q Wis
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E.g.S FDH N.SLE.

VIZ auascr.hr wishes IA sell tract al .unl c''
ng abonl 200 AC aES, lying j" The e'e'
III ChdfoIlr, noont i've miles from Coles Ferry, AM
n irom Fuqna's old store This land i, we'll adiI@
10 llie growth Of lobicc,,, ii lies in IA htallhy AMI
greeable negihobo1d. Ii nat sold pelyre III" | I'f
9ep'en'eT privately, it vii. IN that day be sid 10
highest bidder at Fuqaa'o Old ,lorc. ...... =
taNa One hall Cash. the oibtl p,y,hl. IN one "
Nv" years, bonds beatin. inl"tt-i from da,. ~
Ans communication e.ldfs.S-rd t. H.. snha f,bf y
-tln 1nh /. lmy5sll. vii ne rtan,r,Iy a,,e"df'
JA.li.3 ItHnEiL
Jnh II n,ll5
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pfsunct. wh,fc the blue melted IN
To the faint gold noli is,ness--s ttir
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G"r,t iroIn her l,i., and putting M hen lsrds,
Ii,f simple thoughts hr'Ie Ruth = lrcs4itri,
Father, dear Father, t.sd hss made q sta -
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EADi!ssst0ck' ycv.saisi,wp,

the original worm DESTROYER, recommended l., three
onrths OF the Faculty IN tue CITY OF New York Fin, re-
tuae safely rccou nj other pre- pa aUn. Tins ant
Gle Is put a., as mach "lli tfa pi st ~ tho ga a.
A. a. OF d5strpt ~ Tie warns, persons wish 10 gel an ar
trle upon wtr they can tciN, thry mast purchase Cum
Si"ck dat II they WISH 10 experiment., they e other
ARTICLES pal np N limitation Of Tins soetes to then ,lisnI-
vintage. ton,t"ch "hd Cos Is each mrappcr--
De careful + ,uuHteririi-.
Sa'wholcsalc aud reiilb b, Go:l,c,k u Cn2l Cnnland
Il y and ts lehn H. Seaa, l,neA5uie aud kabr, y
Sirs5e. New l.uad0n.
jan, 30 uaf I'm
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" oMtN's1.DNG r, J.. T.. l..
.Thcir l. ,ciing IN the heart
oi woman. hiyh eaai have - put
IL mar; a .eil ittt,tedncts
victims feftnd ll.ril idol. p :,
AID asking se'hing bat 10 .l'n~
llrw la ilf,ir aeal and lsiihcau 20.
Pure as lie snnw ihe su.nhef snn
Ncsei al uaun hath l,s'lrd nl.oh,-
nocp a. Is the diamond wave,
Hidden in tho de.efi cave
ti,ansclcs- A. the erocnesi iea,rs
ofihe nail,c 'he - picss Wrs,e.,-
Hopeless olitn wbea mesi md
VI ,hoal hare ~ ieaI beyond
Ia a.fa nal. n.lr'ils"
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fsNllf. SUBSCRIBERS viii oli for sale, On Thurs
day the 25'h Sepcnber next, Tier TRACT or
LAND sit.afed On both sides oi The Lynehbnrg and
Campbell Couu House Turnpike Road. 10 miles from
/ ynrhf,nrt aud from Campbell CT. ilo This tract
contains np,ards $1,000 ACRES 100 Of which are
valuable hlw grounds There are. this tract. good
DWELLING iiOl SE, earder aud all necessary cut
houses: also Crst aad Saw Mil, newly bulit.Ihc
stand Tor Mil is equal perlals. L. any III The coaoy.
and there is great dead Of rhhr convenient "a TIN
Will. This Lad lies well. and hfre consIdtrlhr
qaanlilv al fine I'obacco land YET clear. Thls pop
cry will certainly be sid IN the above named day. il
mi sold privately before. Person islin9 10 bay gpod
land arr respectfully invited 10 call. aud Wn. j. Hen
drch living the premises, viii take great p'ra,ure
showing il. Terms made knoWa on day Of sile. Which
will take lice on the premises.
JOSHUA TliORNtilLL.
JOSEPH L. iENDRlCk,
JESSE THOR MILL,
THOMAS REEELf.
AUG. % al2jS
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PRINCE EDWARD
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fENlllE next cunrse Of tins Institution viii commence
d on the fel 81 The eusang Nayen5er, and c,unae
nniil the ii ut September, lSl6.
All thr branches Theoretical and practical arc taught
during the tenu aud accurlny io The discoveries and
improvements o The preseni enlightened state Of medical
science. Lectures, Demonstrations aud dalg eAa3niaa
tpns the modes u Importing Instruction adopted.
Particular attention vii be gyen 10 practical anao-
my. And private lufunarr caHno cled " in the ms
ioli0n aud l. Mhrl students at all Times alHitIed
will Afford them frequent opportunities Of witnessing
poitanl surIIcal operations and casts IN medicine.
fall U lectures ~ this Institution IS received
rqnlya'ent 10 one in The Washington University Of
Baiumorr. aad entities the student all The privileges
Il srcnd cllsr student IN Thai chonl, which Of
the best n the Union: thus saving him whole year in
time. and al least l9D dJlIafs in nonry.
The Zee for iul COURSE viii be 500, payable in ad-
vance. Those students who purSue a course of di5sec-
hon, Will he charged an additional fee Of 5 %.
Excellent board be, obtained IN the u.nrdiale 81
entity, and on moderate terms Students Wishing 10
on the Institute would do well Ia signify such inet-
ton by letter early, and 10 slate whether they wish
b1ohS Ia be furnished. arrangement effected with a
northern publishing house enables HE subscribers To sup
ply them at cheaper than they couIl be pr cured
elsewhere.
JOHN p. METYAUER, A. NJ, NJ d.
FRANCS J. NEITAUEE. \. NJ, N. d.
Prince EiAard {. II. Va, Jay 10. Win
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.lco1stic Oh II Dr.. Ne.Na.f.
\ CHEMICAL preparation whioh j., DOING wonders O..
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rho's' Vas NJ i'enl Juln- uf 3u0 Pr st. y. Noh
who had been ,cbftlrce ,cas aud lnlt and - .o vas en-,
n't cures lhis i, GAL, ct Il hundred ccrIlfta.s
""a o'. b. srtn by app,ing al cn-"Gl Is on 81 Cum
s'"h +" 90 ~ Curtiaa ST. New York. Beware oi ,ou
l.'ht "tie pat ~ IA imitation ol dis So that Com.
st"rh CO.. mime j. Ga the bottle.
Sod Wholesale ul retail by Con.tock & Co = Gut.
andt 81, ~ and hN iohH Il. Sra,, l,rel5urg md Ku
o",r = ryceve. Ncm london.
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