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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26
From the Albany Weekly Journal
A Visit TO Mount Auburn,
CHAPTER :.
BY a LOCKER On.

"iIern rest the slccpers IN a sweet rcpotc,
A Sunshine on their graves, aud silence holy
Shedding around chastrncd melanchoIy
iloro would rest whom lile's brief pilgrim
age
l. ever cndcd--nowcrs above me sprinpInr
Oor ranopied by green or russet leaves
With melodies on slumberous summer owes,
Like notes from angels harps, when home
ward wlngiug
Their radiant night, their golden Tyres they
sweep,
And join the bird Of night in her sweet sing,
/, Ing ANON.
7. a bright, glad morning in the young
sprl1g The sun is pouring down "A
flood Of radiance on the laughing earth,
and on every leaf which is dancing in
light above our heads, drops of dew { lil-
ter hike diamonds There is life, Joyous
llfe beneath, around and above us-in-
secis cnlrrup in the grass-lhe dusky
turtle goes on his rustllng way amongs:
the dead leaves OF last Autumn brig ht-
eyed, varicgated squirrels run gracefully
up the holes oi trees, or peer curiously
out from amongst tuiled grass bright
winged birds glance athwarl the lpafy
gloom singing a welcome TO the flowers
aud the bee goes by, honey laden, with
cheerful hum--men of business on
pleasure sweep along the hot, dusty
road yes, every thing tells of life but
yon granite gateway, which looms up ~
all lls gloomy grandeur, and exhibits on
lis front the awful cmblems of Time aud
Etcrnlly Ii stands like solemn mile
stone on lIlc's broad highway, iullmaling
to every traveller that he is apothcr stage
nearer the end of his louInry, aud that
when the wcafv race shall terminate
D." Then shalt IN dUSi rcimn 10 me earth as
ID Il mas, and ME 81 uii sicH return 10 God
who care Il, -
Many n time have ! shuddcr,ngly
passed by the old grave yards Of Lon
don. Horrible places are they. / have
one of them now m my mind 5 eye IT IL
situated ~ one ol the most drnscly pppu.
lated portions of the metropolis, between
Fleet street and llolborn, surrounded b,
high, dak dwellings,, whose smoky wall,
lrown upon the small patch of mortality.
lor every mmp OF the dark clay Is merely
crushed boues, hcld together l., rrcas,
tenacious clay Not blade of pras,
cheers thn, lonely charnCl house. bat
Us black uneven surface hes barc to the
sun whenever that lumluary can pierce
the mass of fog and must which envelopes
tho overgrown city The few stones
which lac here, and there, bearing lrall
records oI scarcely more enduring love
are brokcn and dciaccd or seem "iousr.
,ng to thea fall One urtcfablc siunl,d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26

Miss GorLD, TnE PoErEss.-The charming Tyre %
this sweetest of our poets has long been silent - Al
least, we have not s: late, met with nnythng new from
her pen. A. summer comes gmiling IN upon u.s. the
fountains o many inspirations opening to the day
ngnin niier being locked up IN the icy embrace al IN.
genial winter We nave gatl cred here aud there some
oi the rls thus set doNug, aud have d.yerled them
through columns iinercut tim rs Tor the cniuy.
mcnt al our readers. Here Is knu,hsr which IN the
very best VEN of the author N. \. Express.
COME HITHER BRIGHT BIRD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26

sxF&yct,, The prOprictOrs of this estab
s&F46.4 lShmcnt would inform their Gus
@YMT toners that the present s Il
= proper time 10 transplant ever
green uees. such ms Balsam FIR; Arhoviimi
Eastern Spruce ;Norway 40 iemlock, &c
aud the season is now a; hand when dccdu
Gus trees may be removed ; also, such ~
Scotch Larch American do Europcaa and
American Linden European Mountain 4 sh;
English Ash Americas" Mountain do sugar
Maple +; Scarlet and Norway do; European
Sycamore; Horse Chestnut Back Walnut
Bulicrnnt Gata,pa Judas Tree Prrslm-
mon do; Chinese Aianuus; AIbelc, or Sll.
yer Leaf; Honey Locust English, Scotch
aud American EIms , American brach and
Birch. A groHt proportion of The above can
be furnished Of large size, some of them
very large. Washington Thorn, BnckihorE
aud Frim, for hedges. Likewise Frull Trees
consisting OF Apple, Cherry, Peach, Necras
rine md Plum, Ounce, and gTeat variety
of Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
vines bulbouS aud tuberous rooted Flower
Plants, Grape Vines, Asparagus roofs, and
n fine collection OF DahIias. Dwarf Box, for
edgIng.
N. b. Cherry Trees may be had Of large
size.
Orders left at G.. Dycr's Broad street, or
with &. Dyer. ir. II Westminster st. Provi
dence, or with the propretors, at the Nurse.
ry, vii! be promptly attended to.
Catalogues gratis.
CiIARLES Il DANIEL p. DYER g. CO.
n. B. Orders Iefi a, Mr.. A. MURRlys,
Pelham street OF at No. 2, John street, viii
be promptly attended to by our agent, JOHN
6. LADD, who hns catalogues aud will give
all necessary advice gratis.
Newport, April 2llh-2m.
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ICE /! ICE 1! !

that Is fit TO put ~ the water you drink
you viii engage 1t of WIN. :. VOSE, # not
particular, get 1t where you please. Season
commences The l0h OF JuNc and ends lh"
20lh ot Scpt.-l2 lbs per day 800 lbs
33 | 3 cents. MAY q.
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NOTICE.

DRorns,Ls vii be received from III" PLY.
slcIaus of Newport nt the Tnwn CIcIk', :,
office, until the first Monday IN July next. To
ynccirale the inhabitants, agrecaby Ia ih"
act ol tn General Assembly; requiring th"
v1ccina'nrtn ylsl "v"ty l,mtly ~ tnwu, place
~ the Town Cl,rk's olIcu blnnk book aud
record ~ u lair and lrgiNc haldthercIn, hs
name aud age. ul ,ysty pplirnl yacrlnhtcd,
and such other remarks aud "bscr,aimns ns
hc may deem usciui, hs soon after fulfilling
the contract ~ mAy be convenient
Iby ntdrr
B B. nov LAND, ComcH Ciuh.
JHne D.
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CONSUMPTlVES READ IL hereby
certify, that IN consequence OF repeuteu
and neglected colds, my lungs became SER.
on4ly affected, aud for long time suffered
with violent pain in the breast, obstinate
Cough and difficult Expcctoratlon Tue
symptoms daily increasing in violence, had
recourse to various remedies with no avail,
until used Ihomson'S Compound Syrup Of
Tar and Hood .Ndphtha, which effected a
perfect cure before | had taken three bottles.
Il. EVANS, Fayctle street below Arch.
Prepared only n, the n. f. corner of Fifth
md Spruce streets. Price 80 cents.
Beware of CounleIfells "
For. sale in Newport by
Dec. ;. II, JTAiLOE.
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Economy is WeaIlh.-Franklin
Benz. MARSH, .yIe
NOTICE..

rEIlE undersigned respectfully informs his
customers ana the public that he has
sold out his cstablisnmcnt and gwen mp hls
Painting business TO Messrs. lRIsn d. STE
VEINS, who will continue the same at the old
stand. ll6, Thames street, and he chccriuliy
recommends them 10 the patronage of lls
friends and customers. Al those indebted
to the subscriber, and those having demands
against him, are requested TO call and settle
the same Immediately at the old stnnd.
WILLIAM 81 ENENS.
March q, 1915
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26

~ " ooo'.o, .Nswpor, June Z, lSl5.
VHNIiE Commissioners Report of claims on
d The estate of Giles Barney late of New
port, Blacksmith, dec. was presented for re-
ccPton.
The same is received and the considera
iion thereof referred 10 Court of Probate,
TO be holden at the Town Hall in Newport.
on The first Monday IN July next,at 8 o'clock,
O. m. and notice IS ordered to be given by
advertisement three successive weeks ~ the
HrdM Of The Times, that all persons inter
estcd may appear at said time and place and
be heard.
J5 B. b. HowLAND, Pro. Cl'k
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.houohs ro,s,,s-. norr,ble libel npo
vo,o,o,;o,, tI,o,.,ho, ;, 90 ;,d,.d ."
oc ..,il - ,'.'
10" u'f'rr''' 'he n'd ''u' "''' s''''''''
ce"'e'y "h'c" W. are va" '"'e''"g :
u WINS SWEET ''" H'"'''"' '"''e"' :,
'""''"P'"'" SUI" P'"Ie 'o' '''' i""i,
pose VI '"o "e'''o"-" SPo' ""''e '''e'
hesh "''e"' ~" III noP'' ""n ""''' S''
f"w"rs "'gh' r'P"'' ~ sp," OF c"ee'
'o' 'eS's""''o" !" S"oe'''y '"''' e'"'''
Ioy 'e""f'"'' "' "hcc''""' Is !""'
heats sa'"' III "'uIu a''""'' MAKE o"e
10 'o'" WI" DEAN To be Ouf'eo I" S'
S@ee' pace
| | shall not classify this stroll lhrougb
tie cemetery oi McUNr AusuRN by
regularly recording my progress through
m avenues, or .ne walks, % by The
sheets OF water, nF descr.b"d IN The guide
books, but quietly ea"n'er'ng on, -ha'.
N'mpy notice such ;Honnmen's as attract
ed ne at glance, and record IN" feel
'ngs to which they give blrih, would
JUS; rcmark that | nc?er knew one Of
those who he around N drea'nless sleep.
ln ;hls CITY oi The dead stand Iivng
stranger, almost as dead to the dwellers
on this vast continent: as those beneath
the sod. Let but his heart cease 10
beat for moment, and should be more
lonely than most OF tie sleePers here,
for tie football Of casual acquaintance or
the snbdued eloquence of loving hearts
- seldom heard near the strangers
grave.
ALoo., ,t- 6rs. o,,,, u,L;oL -,
NM h. -,
oa,,,,. :, =, '. -
u.,a,. - ,c., -...
1,,a. ",,' - NJ,
.haooa, ,rhd ,c. oc,ol .,
,e,,e,nai .a,,, Ina,;eo, .ndnron,oooo :, n,I
observation-disclosures a,ao, d;,lAL!,
/ as public Journalist only can know, ck-
changed lC, he quiet Of the tomb The
keen watcher Of events, the philanhro-
\ PIC enquirer after truth, the sagacious
; 'dctec'or OF abuseg, the controller Of a
mighty engine, lies powerless, passion
less aud all serene, vale the strife of
iac'ion, and the JarrIng OF conflicting
political elements goes on, aud The rumb-
iIhg o. ,e mighty car on which the great
JnggeIIautS oi party nde, is heard as the
ponderous fabric is dragged along by lis
millions OF degotees, who alternately
shrek out their p.eans OF victory, OF yell.
IN herce defiance as their bodies are
crushed by the Deity they adore, whilst
axle deep IN the blood g. victims, aud
o,.,shad oo.h;,;o, .o.a;. lI
,n.;c NM, ,l,., ,o,,;,Io ,a,h,..
~ '''''o '"''nc' OH - monument 10 one
WI" PaSS'u away carry MARY SARGENT
ae'u - anu neaT chas'e safcoPha-
gus oea'S name 'ah'''ar TO me rom
my ooyh"Cu' ana 'Ihked WIN hlgh ana
""'y 'nouSh'S' w men re"d ~ lar d's'
'an' E'G''ho me WORKS "i william
fLLER IHANNING, ana experienced the
serene 'ehgh' "h'ch the transparent
purity OF ms style never iaIIed to afford
l "u'e "'"S''e" '''' l sh"n'o ever De
P''sf''h al MS S'Pu'chre' But "te being
'edu yet sP'"Ne'n' Io' "hen such meh
u'' '"e' very graves are vocal, ana oi
''''"' " ""y we" DC sa'u' !" 'he WORDS o'
e''"' o'o r'"s''s" Po''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26

h( Nhtch stoves, plpcs and crates NAV he
- kept jet black With II beautiful polish
fpr .nlr hy
/ Feb q. X j. TAYLOR
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Court Of Probnis, .Nempori, .Jlne 9, 1915.

Court Of Probni', Newport, June ., ISl5.
ruNIlE Commissioners Report Of claims on
Il the estate of Thomas G.. Brown, Sc.
Nor, late of Newport dcc was presented
for reception.
The same s received and the considcra.
ton thereof referred To n Court of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in July next, at
o'clock. n. m, and notice is ordered to be
given by advertisement three successive
weeks IN the HeraH Of The Times, that all
persons interested may appear at sand time
End place aud be heard.
JJ B b. llowLANp, Pro. Cl'k.
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FOR SALE,

LxxA The commodlous and gcnteel
fsss0sA honse and lot, known M the
usss property OF Theodore phluncy,
ckeAR Esq. formerly Of Walter Chan.
nlng, Esq, dec. The lot is 30S feet from
Thames street castward-has also front on
Mary street The house is in good repair
and provided with an excellent well, 5ain
winter cis'ern, ont KITCHEN, &c. If not sold
before Monday, lhe iirh July, 1t will then be
offered at auction. For further information
please apply to GEO. ENGS.
.NeEEort, Jume ), I845-6m.
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tree, w.rh bnrk"ned trunk and leaa Tess
boughs, rcmains-a horrible hbcl upon
vegetation. altogether, II IS indeed "a
place o! darkness and scull +"
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
gs9nl .glDliss9.

Court of Probate. .NiicHeto,On, June l6, lol5.
A N instrument of writing, dated Decem'
~ her 18Th, lSl4, purpori'ng to be the
last WIN and Testament OF Charles Collins,
late Of Middlctown, dec, was presented Tor
Probate aud application wasmade Tor Letters
Of Administration with the Wlll annexed on
the estate Of said deceased, the Execnlrlx
named in SAID instrument having declined
said trust.
IL is ordered TINT the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
OF Probate, to be holden et lhe Town House
in Middletown, on the third Monday IN July
next, NJ o'clock p. IN. and that previous no.
lice be given by publishing copy OF inns
order three successive weeks IN the ifrrdH
Oche Times. for all persons interested to
uppear at .uid time and place und be heard
a true copy-wltness
JosmuA COGGEsHALL, Pro. Clk.
.Ha Tom MEETING, hotden .NtrPoa, June
Z, l645.
VOTED, That from and after the passage
OF tins Act, any person who shall hre
gun in the old or new Burylng Grounds,
shall pay as fine the sun Of Five Dollars
for each and every offence TO be recovered
III an hClIOn Ol utDl w lIlc huluc W Wv
Town Treasurer of this town, before eny
Court of compe,cn, jurisdiction TO try the
same, one half to and for the use OF the IN
iorlner aud the other half TO and for the use
of the town, provided that no Military Com
pany while burylng my one,unher arms, shall
be affected by this aci.
Ioied, That il be, aud it js hereby made
the speca duty of The Town Sergeant Of
this town, to pay particular attention by fire.
qrcnt vis,sto said grounds, to see that no
violation Of the foregoing law be permitted,
nlso that no violations OF the law passed by
the Town Council in November, 1914, rela-
tive to the new ground. AS well as lhe law
passed in Town Meeting in April, 1910, reln'
tive to the old ground, and in all such cases
uf violation, he is hereby ordered and dl:ec-
ted to complain forthwith TO the Town Urea
surer who is hereby ordered and directed to
prosecute Immediately.
Ordered that the above be published 10
Ice papers of this town.
A true cocy-attest.
BIB. ROWLAND, Town Cterk
y,ule IL. - ~
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DR.. Jayne's Medicines .

4 N assortment of Dr. Jaync's Medicines
- just received from Phadclphia, nnd Tor
sale Wholesale and rctallby Dr. Il. K. HAH-
ARD, nt the sign OF the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, x. |.
March 4.
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Newspaper u Periodical Agency,
OPPOSITE cot. MARSIIS,

1877, Thames. street, .Ncwpori, Il J.
TIE subscriber, respectfully informs his
Hewp6rt, 'Mddlctown, Portsmouth aud
jamestown friends, also the summer J iSiiorS
To this place, (many of whom will recognize
hun ms having been employed a; the old Poet
Ollirc for a .lew.ycars pasi,l aud rac reading
puhr generally, That hc has opened dn eI.
tabllshmcnt nj the above place. whore hc wlil
lr"p regular and fresh supply OF Unily and
U"kiV Newspapers from New fofk, BuIon,
PhlaGcphia, Nc.-Also. the Leading Peri
od'cdis and ,i'd0tphieiS Of the day, which hr
will furnish To llosc who are disposed To ald
him ~ lhs enterprise, on The most reasonn
bic icrrh1, aud will try to serve them with
olacrlly.
TIMOTHY COGGESllAl.L
Mhy 10.
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Extra Large Size Trees

For sale at n.YERS NURSERY, Mu
berry Groye, Cranston
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Court Of Probate, .Ne'cpoH, June ., lS45.
FsNilE tina!A administration Account on The
IL estate cf tohn piglcy, late of Newport,
mariner, dec, was presented Tor allowance.
The same. is received and the consdera-
ton thereof referred To Court OF Pro-
bate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the f,et Monday. in July
next, at O'clock a. m, and notice is ordered
to be given by advertisement three success
sve weeks in the Herald of he ZINES that
all persons interested may appear at said time
md place aud be heard
J5. B. Il. lIuwLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Couhct Probate, .Neicport, June 2, 1915.
A rrIiCar,oN is made for an pdmnlStra-
~ tor to be appointed on the estate of
James 4. Sherman, late Of Newport Trader
dec. ..- 49,. .....
The same is received and the considcrn-
ton thereof referred to Court of Probate,
to be holdcn al the Town Hall, IN Newport,
IN The first Monday in Jay next, at 9
o'clock n. ~. and notice is ordered to
be- given by advertisement three success
slyc weeks in the Es-ah Of The Timss, that
all persons interested may appear AT SAID
time and place aud Be heard
Is b. u. ROWLAND, Pro. Crk.
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The proprlciors of this eslob-
lShmcnt would inform their Gus
toners that the present ls II
proper time 10 transplant ever
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RraNGlreGh's Pills
pIGTuuA or HEALRA

Health IL characterized IN an lndlvi'
dual BY the absence Of all pain, suffering
or affection in any part OF his bodyi oy
the free and regular exerctse'ol all his
functions without any exception. Ihey
consist in having good appetite at meal
times, an easy digestion, Tree eVacua =
lioRs, without looseness or cos'iVehess
at least once IN every IweDly~IouF hours
and without heat. drypess, or burning
at the passage; the Tree issue ot the wa
ter without scrimony or burning and
without a reddish sediment which IS al
ways a sIgU of present or an approach
ing pain; quiet sleep without agtaiIon
or troublesome dreams: no taste OF pie
OF other bad taste 10 the mouth upon
rising 10 the morning; 10 sourhess or
disagreeabs rising Of the eiomachi a
clean tongue; a sweet breath; no itching
plmpies or spots on The skin; no piles;
no burning heat upon any part OF the
body; no excessive thirst when uneXpos'
cd to labor or other known cause; no IN
terruption to any natural evacuation, nor
paiH at their perlodlcal return.
Where the state Of the yslem does
not hdrmonize with the above picture ol
healrh, it IS Of the greatest importance
Ihatno time be Iosl ia sending for doc
tor, or in the use of foolish remedies to
often the result Of speculation: instead
Of this course let a dose OF BrandreIh'st
Pulls be taken, winch w!II not deceive
but will al once restore health 10 The or
GAG or part that requires it.
All who wlsh to preserve thelrfhealtt
all who are determined to defend then
life ogainst the encroachmenls OF dis
ease which might oend them premature
ly to the grave, will, without hesiiano'
have recourse to the HrandFelh PIII'
when the state OF the system doesnol hat
monze with the ABOVE picture OF heaits
Those who live IN country wher
contagious or other drseases prevail
should often think Of this true pclure o
health, and observe himself with Partlcu.
lar attention, 10 orderto act according ly.
The wise and rightly directed wIIEto'Io"
this adSjce--the unwise are telt totheH
own destruction. For sale by
H. A SrIDGER (
July 10. 1874
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1aYme,s .ExpectOramt.

No other medicine will remove mu.
Gus or pus from the throat 60 thorough
Iy as this, | oEIec,ually loOsens the
coaguIated masses from the membrane
which lines lhe trachia, and al every
cough the patient will bring up portions
: of The dseDgaged matter In all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems TO be making no ef-
fort 10 throw of the disease, Jayne's
ExpectOrant imparts vlgor 10 the ma
chnery OF respiration, and enables them
10 dsencumber themselves of the OBJ
slrnclions which had impeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Pleu uri.y-in word, sli d,seases Of g
pulmonary nature, yield to this pfepa-
ration. # properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGHf-DO not neglect
il, thousands have met G premature
death loT The want cl q little attention
to a rommUn cold.
Have you q Caught 9-Dr. JayDes
Expectotant q sale medica prescrp
ton, CONTRACTING no poisonous drugs, 6nd
used 10 an extensive practice Cor sever
a years, will most positively afford re-
lief and save you from that awfuI dis,
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
UuaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
OF the young, the old, the tair, tho love-
ly sRd theGay.
Rave you Coughf--Be persuaded 10
purchase bottle Cfthe EXpeclorant!-
To day lu-morroW may be TOO Isle'
Fave you CoughS-Jayne's EXpec
totsnr iq the ony remedy you should
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in 10 one
Of the thousand Csses wbsre It has been
used hiss il failed to relieve
For sale by !. Atkinson & 70 ,CAr
roIIron. and r x Cray, Wayaesburgh
September l3. 1914
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BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR

Is caused BY want ofheslthy sclioR
of the vessels which throw off The per-
anifetion from the head. When thess
vessels are weak or diseased, the per-
suirarion is thick and clsmnv and ad,
here's 10 the mouths of rbe pores and
clogs them up, and dries and forms
scurl or dandruff Less blood is then
carried to Ihe roots OF the hair, aud for
want Of which the hair has not sufi.
cieOt uoUrsbmenl' end consequently be,
comes dry and harsh. and begins n.en.
slbIy TO tajI of which couunuiHp 10 in.
crease, eventually produces bsldoes,
Restore the capillary vesseis of the head
20 their former healthy circulation. and
fine silky new hair will make i,sao.
pearsnce which will increase 10 auan,i-
~ and volume until their hair becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the epIv
preparation that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald H,,.|s
which It has done ia innumerahSa ;o'
stances, and wall seldom fail, if ,proper,
y and pe'seVeringIy used.
For sale BY I. Atkinson ~ Go Car.
roII'oO, and R. K. GRAY. Wayse.bureh.
September IL. IsIA
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BOOKS.

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2 dog. Missouri Harmony,
| doE. ParIeyS Geography,
I dog. MlchelI's Primary Geography
ld,z. do Geography d Atlas
| doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half d0z Comslock's Chemistry
Halt dog do Philosophy,
Half doz D'Aubigne's History OI the
Reformation,
Halt doz. Edwards on the Will,
Hall doz Confession OF Faith,
Half doz. Methodist HYMNS,
Half dog, Watts PsaIns and Hymns
halfdoz Davids PsOIms,
HaIfdoz. General Assembly collect
ion Of Psalms & Hymns,
10 doz AlmaGack's
On hand aud for sale by
W. M. SINCLAIR
Nov. 9th lS44.