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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

The ToAD-Thc Rev. James ii
Lndsley in his Catalogue Of the reptiles
Of Connecticut which, we believe, was
the last of his productions, gives the fol-
lowing singular account OF toad We
have heard Of these animals being found
IN rocks, aud at great depth under
ground, but how they came there, or
, how they subsisted, is question to our
mind 'not so plain Mir. Lindsey says:
"a few years since in autumn, when ut
ting down the tops Of my dahlias, before
removing the roots To sand for winter
quarters, found large swell in a stalk
near the ground perfectly closed, and
without The least apparent oriice but
on cutting II open, out leaped living
toad OF ordinary size and perfectly well.
The only solution could make of il was,
that some insect must first have punctured
the dahlia stalk, and in its rapid growth
small hollow must have been caused,
into which the toad, while young and
srall, entered, and probably lodged for
day or SO, and the rapid growth Of the
plant held him there until it surrounded
him, and accommodated its growth to the
Incnmbrance of the toad inside. But
what supported the toad and thus increas-
cd his size, is not 50 plain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
tPAWLANN
M. e . T G I nv IL S

A NEW supply Of the most popular pat en-
H "a medicines, among which are
Sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract o
Il Sarsaparllla.
Sands salt Rhcum Remedy.
'mrkweather's lIepalic Elixir.
Swaims Panacca.
Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, ! For Coughs
Dr. Aliens Balsam Of Liver
wort, colds, aslh.
Taylor's Balsam of LIVER.
wort, ma and pul
Wis,ar's Balsam Of Wild
/ Cherry, monary af
Mrs. NJ. ~ GARDENERS Balsam
of Liverwort, fections gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Anderson's Cough Drops, orally.
Jsckson's, shermeu's and Wistar's Cough
LoZengcs.
Peaso's, Browns and Wld's Cough Candies.
Jayne's, Swaim's s. Fahnestock's Vermlguge,
ad'worth's, Remmgton's s, Coxc's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinnoford's and Dunbar
| Fluid Magne-a.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief of
toolhache.
Wright's Indian Vegetable, Whitncys)
Cough, & Whtney's anti bilious, ,Alead's, Pills.
DhNenport :, Tomato, &c &c,
ALSO-Dr. H. G. Wiey's RespiratOr, Of
Breath Warming instrument, for the use Of
those persons whose lungs are ,irriia,ed by ex
posure 10 the air the objects Of which are TO
enable the consumplive and those prcdispo-el
TO con .umption, 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 n D,
Sion Of tho Golden Mortar ncor tho Slate
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Il
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.
3i2J Two Apprentices a tale by Mar
HouW, ].
! Asa Ondcrdonk's trial-procecdngs Of th'
4 court convened under the third canol
| Of 1874 for the trial OF the RI. Rev
II Benjamin T.. Onderdonk, |.
3l26 Harry O'Rcardon; or illustrations o
Irish pride by Mrs. S. {. Hall, ].
3l27 ThnrlSton tales, by the author OF Talc
of a voyage to the Arctic Ocean, 9.
! 48J Frossart-chroniclcs of England
France, Spain, &c. by Sir John Frois
S0rt, !.
l3I2S Breakfast table scenes; or the philoso
! ply of common things, written for the
instruction Of young people, by J. II
Wrigh,I
3l20 Vesuges o! the natural history OF crea.
ton, ].
3l30 My own Story or autobiography Of a
child, by .Gnry Hosea. |.
1871 Lovers and Husbands a story Of mar.
RED life, by T. s. Arthur, |.
1882 Married and Single or marriage and
celibacy contrasted in a series Of do.
3l33 Heather Mythology, by Punch. l.
.2I34 Comic B'arks,onc, by Gilbert .1Lbotl
.PBeckeH, |.
3l35 Peter Boddv and other oddities, by
Joseph C.. Neal. |.
3i3G Feather-s,ory Of feather, Douglass
Jtrroid, |.
3l37 Midshpman; or the Corvette s. Brig
antlne,
46G Spanish Gallcon. or the Pirate of the
Mediterranean romance of the
Corsar Kidd, by J. H. h,graham. l.
4S7 Fllrt history Of tllrl, by the author
Of Wilfulnuss Of Woman, !.
4SS Tom Burke Of Ours. by Chns Lerer !.
4o0 Peregrlne Bunce-or settled at las, a
novel by Iheodore Hook, !.
40l Marsion ; or the memoirs Of States.
man, !.
4!'2 Regents Daughter; translated from
the Frcnch, by Chns. H. To,on ].
d03 Phil Purccl aud other oddities of Ire
land, by I'm. Carlton /.
49i Look to the end or the Bcnncts abroad,
Mrs Ellis, l.
495 The beautiful Cigar vender, by Proc
Hgraham, !.
40G The Countess Faus,inia, by Ida Count
ess Ilahn-llahn, |.
497 Paul Clifford, Duplicate, Bui,cer, |.
49S The Wandering Jew;a novel by W.
Eugene Sue, !.
$50 Judea CAPITA, by Charlotte Elisabeth, l.
This Library contains upwards Of
1000 VOLS. .-Hsto,y- Poyoges and
Trarcis-
l 100 VOLS. .-.MsceHaneous norris
and
3,loo voLS.-hOreis-Tales ana Ro-
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In all, over 5, ZOO VOLS.
Being The Largest Circulating Library in New
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Newport, April IL, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

II 4 STAGE will continue 10 leave Ncwpou
daily, Sundays excepted, at sJ o'cloc /,
a. NJ. and arrive IN Falrlver at l2 W.; leave
Fallriver OF o'cluck and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton al
p. IN. and arrive in Boston at o'clock.
! Returning, the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. N. and ar.
rive IN Taunton, at . o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 o'clock and arrive in
FaiIrlver at W; leave Fallriver nj ! p. ~.
and arrives IN Newport, at 4 o'clock.
This stage inicrsects at Fallriver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford a, q o'clock p. IN.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily. Sun.
days excepted, at . o'clock a. IN, arrive IN
Fallrver at ~, leave Fnllrver at I o'clock.
and arrives IN Newport Mt 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport TO Follrvor, s7JI
Taunton, Sl,75
New Bedford, sI75
Boston, 1915
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book at Messrs L Townscnd's and
at Ilassard's Hotels.
X. B. KINSLEY e. Co. Proprietors.
Newport Sept, -, 1912.
ElERMUDA ARROW RooT-Crop Of
sD lsii, primo article, at
Ap. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

IuronTAScE OF CoMMA.-The following ludcrous
buuder shows what a comma and n letter can do:-
MIR having been gone a long time to SEE his WIFE,
desires the prayers Of the church and congregation"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

TuE CiNciSN,TI OBsERvAroRy ~ CoNrtgr.
~ BY complete we mean that the building
j. crnctcd-tha great Telescope contracted for
placed ~ the Observatory, the grounds in.
,lnssd, the Astronomer at his post, aud ~
hn" what tho Society undertook 90 do is done
ChfoRicis 7h INST
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
II. j. TAYLOR.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTiONS
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
THROAT, LUNGS IL CHEST.

THROAT, LUNGS " CHEST.
TENllE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
n BALSAM is an oid, ,OeH tried, and al
most universally approved remedy. II has
been extensively used for the last Is or 90
years in almost every city and town in New
England, and also very extensively OF the
South and West II is recommended aud
prescribed by many Of the most respectable
physicians az safe, conuenisni, and pery eff
cacious medicine, and acknowledged by lhou-
sands, who have for long time used it, and
continue To use and recommend it, to be the
most valuable remedy for the above COM
plants ever offered to the American public.
The proprietors Of this article cannot re-
sort to the style of advertising which is often
adopted at the present day. They do no,
wish to deceive the crcdulous and unsuspect,
ing. but appeal, with confidence, 10 the facts
and experience of discerning public
There are few individuals in New England
who have not used this preparation them
selves, or who have not friends who have
used it,. Numerous certificates from physi-
clans and others, having for many years been
published, it is deemed unnecessary to add
nny nt this time. BE sure to get the genuine
Call for il by its ,rhoie name "Vcgeiabie Put
monnry Bdisam," and avoid "Cdier's Pulmo.
nary Balsam," and The numerous limitations
which have sprung up in consequence of the
great celebrity Of The true article See that
II is signed Wm. Jon'n Cutlek Prepared bv.
REED, WING & CUTLER. wholesale
druggist, 81, Chatham street, Boston, and
sold by druggists, apo'hecaries, and country
merchants generally. Price 80 cents,
For sale in Newport by
TAVV ND ..1
II. r. HAZARD.
Nov. I4-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

'V,IIE subscribers have taken the Store for
! mcriy occupied by Mr.. George Fasneau
No. I6i, Thames. Street, and have fitted u
up in n style to accommodate all who may
favor them with their patronage.
They are now prepared TO cut, curl, and
champoo the hair in The most approved style
They also keep on hand every article
ldopted to the Toilet-such as Cologne
Hair Oil. pcrfumed soaps, Hair Dye, combs
of all klnds, and hair, Clothes, hat and tooth
brushes.
HAIR WORK, of all descriptions, con
stanly on hand and for sale low. ~
S. g. II. II. YOUNG.
N. b. They will wait upon persons al
their residences. if required.
Newport, April 10, lS45-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

K'iiE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that ho
still continues TO carry on the Manufactory
OF Marble and other Stone at the old stant
No 2s2, Thancs-st., North end,) where h'
will manufacture Monuments, Tomb ant
Head Stones of the first quality Of Italian g.
American Marble s. Slate, also heafths and
Tree stone work Of all descriptions.
Also Soap Stone for lining stoves and
Crates all on the most reasonable terms.
Orders from any part OF the Country faith
fully executed.
PHILIP STEVENS.
Newport, May 30, lSii-lyr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

How many fond mo,hers and frugal house wives keeI
their pretty daughters aud their preserves fer
ira occasion-some "big bug" or other-tl both turn
souR.-Nsntuckrt Inn,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
RUGUMATISM, GOUT, SPRAINS.
swELLED JOINTS, srIrr CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LtMBs, CONTRACTION

or THE CORDS. SC. &c.
- IIEWES g. KITTREDG E'S BONE
~ LINIMENT COMBTNED-a prcna-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this Llnmcnt stands
nnrivalcd in its efficacy. II can truly be de-
nominated Pain. Extrhctor, as it will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints.
II Is put mp IN bottles at the low price of so
cents, and is for sale by most of the drug.
gists. For the genuine, call for "fIewes &
Kttrodgo's Lniment Combined" Sec Ger.
tfcotcs on wrapper. For sale by x. J. Tay.
lor s. II. X. Hazard, Newport, X. !.
Nov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

The Grand Lodge Of Mississippi have voted that any
odd fellow who may be concerned in "a duel shall al
once be expelled from the fraternity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

IMMIon,Srs.-Siatyth thousand foreign immi
grants landed in the single city of New York
during the year iSfi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
BELLEVUE HOUSE
Newport, d. i.

E-MsssIA 10 announce I'D lnelT Olu pa
aitiM irons aud the public, that the
Exy Exsy ssssS above long-establishet and
wel-known House has undergone, since the
last season, very extensive and important inn
prov ements and additions, which will render
The establishment not inferior TO either Of the
magnificent houses now erected in Newpor,
Tor the accommodation of Summer Bnarders
1t will be open for the reception of company
about The 10th Of June.
| The public are so well acquainted with the
delightful location Of the house, being within
! few minutes walk Of the Beach. that de.
Icription of It's situation is unnecessary.
To the main building, an addition of 90
feet has been mude eastward. by 40 feet
deep, which makes the entire south front l7O
feet in lcng,L-the new portion of the house
having a wide, double piazza extending the
whole distance south and east.
The addition TO the House Of a number of
spacious parots, connected with lodging
rooms-the enlargement Of the Dining hall,
aud the various other essential improve mnnls.
wll now enable the subscribers to receive
nearly 200 persons, which they feel confident
hey eau accommodate in a perfectly salts
factory style.
o. An extensive LIVERY STABLE, is also
attache TO the premises.
HAZARD e. ARMSTRONG.
Newport, April 10, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Summer ks0avalcrs.

Mus. CLARISSA ELLERY TIl.LEY
-'H and her son, STOCkFORD, have de.
clded to open their Country House for the
reception Of boarders. The situation il un
surpassed, being only one mile from The busl
ness part Of Newport, and is in full view o
the beach,
The grounds (I0 acres,) are highly cult
vated, and every convenience for The comfort
Of boarders will be provided. Persons de
sirons Of making engagements for th'
summer, will please address either of the
subscribers. at Newport, or VIM. A. Elcr
81 Co. 6, william street, Now York John
llar,shorn. Esq. So State street, Boston
Charles B. King, Artist, Washington WIN.
Partlow, Esq. Baltimore.
c. 4. TILLEY,
S. F.. TlLLEY.
Newport, March 81, lG l5-Gl.
p. ). Commodlous stables arc attached 10
the establishment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

CARRIAGE FOR TOM THUMB.

The foreign correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Atlas gives the annexed description
Of a costly carriage constructed al Bir-
mingham, England, for that infniiessi'
NAL dot of creation, the tiny Tommy
Thumb. The little creature was about
TO visit iha. great city Of manufactures,
where the equipage was TO NEE, him
The letter writer states, that in point Of
size and mag ni6cence the elegant coach
is unequalled in the realms OF her most
gracious Majesty.
The body of this chario, is only twenty
inches in height, and eleven inches in
width The top of the carriage is but
three feet and a half from the ground -
Ii is lined with beautiful silk tabret aud
drab and crimson silk lace. There are
plate glass windows, beidses neat Ouier
blinds and inner silk curtains, with ias-
sells moved at pleasure by patent spring
rollers. The cushions, and sides are
stuffed in the most luxurious manner, and
the little General can truly take his ease,
with no one to disturb him for certain
ly othing but tiny pet spaniel could
possibly ride inside with the General /;
and this pet dog is, ! believe, to have
the exclusive privilege. The handle of
The door is of solid silver, elaborately ly
chased, There are folding steps, cover
ed neatly with carpet, and Two lamps oi
exquisite Workmanship. The drivers
box is wide, in the old English style,
and is covered with rich crimson ham
mer cloth, mngnificeniIy embroidered
with various colored silks, and trimmed
with heavy silver lace. The body Of
the chariot is Of a deep blue color. The
Generals coat .of-arms upon the hammer
cloth is Of solid silver-the coat of-arms
also appears on the body Of the chariot.
1t is Liberty and Britannia, supported
on either side by the American Eagle
and British Lion, surmounted by The
rising sun and American aud British
flags, crossed-on scroll, under the
whole, is Inscribed the truly American
motto, Go ahead - The whole ap-
pcarance Of this superb chariot is GER
tainly magnificent, and does the artist
gr-nt credit The harness is in the rich
style, being thickly covsred with solid
silver ornaments. The ponies, which
are 10 draw the chariot, were obtained
with great trouble and expense. They
are only twenty-eigh' inches in height,
and were trained by Mr.. Bstty, Of Ash
lcy's Royal Amphithcatre. | saw them
ut the Indian encampment, at LORDS
Cricket Grounds on Friday last, harness.
ed TO the chariot, and driven by the
Generals own coachman, and they were
great curiosity Of themselves, and at
iraried much attention. They are not
much larger than a Newfoundland dog,
yet they are very strong, full blooded,
and Of fine proportions. The Court Of
Oberon has furnished the coachman and
ioo'man, for they nro very diminutive in
size. They are smart lads, dressed in a
superb livery Of blue cloth, decorated
with silver lace, having bag wigs, cooked
hn's, white top boots, etc, in the neat
cst and richest style. Altogether, the
whole affair is the most splendid shO,r of
itself, that has ever been got up in the
metropolis The total cost OF the chariot,
harness and ponies, is not less than two
thousand dollars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

I'IlE subscriber has made an arrangcrncn nj
with a gentleman IN Philadelphia for n
constant supply of RED ASH Coat of the
first quality. which he will sell at fair mar
kci price. ut all seasons OF the year. A share
pf public patronage - respectfully solicited.
JOHN w. SHERMAN.
Newport, April 10, ISf5-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
G. q "A L,
Wanted.

A Y Mas. PARrRipGK's, ~, Thnmess,.,
or 3 apprentices, for the Millinery
business. hlorch 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
r.. r.. II a 4 "A n ID,

Sign of tho Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. [feb. /.
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I}(lOKS.

BOOKS.
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6 doz Cobbs.
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Q doz Frosl's History ol the u. S.
2 doz. Missouri Harmony,
doz Parey's Geography,
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I8 doH AImaodck's
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NV Oh 1874.
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SKIN DISEASES are often owiag
Sarofu ous habit Of body. and in OF
der TO effect permanent cure-the or
gInal cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATlTE
one OF the most pleasant ARTICLES ever
offered TO tho public has 5eeR ioeHd no
only ro,cUre Scro(ua, gBder al It's moi
upIIed forms, OF Caocer. Kings Evu,
Goitre, Whue Swelling, &C., bot alsn to
remove The disposition or tendency 10
diseases Of that cIsss, aRd all disease
originating from obslruclions in the
glands or pores OF the skin. or from
lmpurlty CT the blood or other folds 0
The body.
For sale by I Atkinson g. Go Car
roloO. and r. K Grsy, VA, nesburgh
Seple mber I3, IoI4
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Dr. ~ JaynC's SaelaSiEe
Pills.


FOR LiUfr C0mpidIniS, GoM Ja~dice
DysPopsin Rhe"motsm. frrsrA, Ner
DoMSnesS, E,gsiUeIHs, amt diseases Of
he Sh'n impwjY # the R'o"d h
FamarioaS, Mei0GchoIy SmE H'm
ach, CootipCae,S. Pa,nS in me Head
Breast. Side, Bork ard Lp,bs Bi
Gus A8ec'ioas femaie Diseases, &c
sc &c and whPnprer T"y PRrgdtice
Medtc,nP mag be regHhfd.
Thpre rs scarcity any disease in which
PurgalIVe Medicines are not more Or
less required, and mach suHeuug and
sickness m,gLt be prevented were they
more g'nrraIIy used. No person can
feel well while cos,tVe habl Of body
prevails; besides il 5000 generates Sc
rons and otlen iaial diseases. which
mlghl have bePn avoided by IIme.y
and udIcous use Of proper Catharllc
Medicines.
Tine Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-
general use, more mild, more prompt,
safe, and uniform in their opersIron.
In using them, 40 particular care lS
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual, and, Il desirable, eat Imme
disteIy after taking them
Age will not impair them, as they
are 50 comblned ns TO always readily
dissolve N lh1 stomach
In smsl doses they are Alternative
and gently La&a i've, bot IN large doses
rhey are acuVely Catharrlc; cleansing
he whole S.lmentary canal from oil
puIrld, irritating and ircal matters, Hnd
pr oducng hpslhy secreIlons OF the
Stomach, Lvpr. and The various orhe'
organs OF he body
Thry NAV be taken q, al Times, and
IN mos, diseases in iD0hmmalorv, In
ermtrcnr, Rrmirrcnr. Bilious and eve
~ other lorm OF Fever Jau0dtce and
LrVer Complaint For Dyspepsia they
are really an invaluable article, gradu
ANY changing 'he Vl'laled SPcFe''ohs D
The SION ch and liver. and producing
healthy action ia those important or
gans. They are very valuable for dis
eases OF the Skin, and for what IS CON
monty called 'lmpurily Of 4he Blood
also Tor Female Complaints, Costrve
ness, &c, and in tact every dlsens
where an Aperrenr, Alternative, or. Pur
gu'IV" MEDICINE may be required
0T-DyyprPsid positiDeIy can be cure
by n pets"Verlng use ol this va'uabI
, SANATIVE, especially il The Toni
. Vermlluge he used in conjunction
For sale by
|. ATK lNSON. & co.
, CartOllIoV
And R, K Cray, Waynesburgh.
= September I3, lS44
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
100000 sOLD YEARLY!
Price ORiB IL cts


crgrnwAN.S DOOR MANS PLASTER
.,,s..,.,,,o.,,, p ..,o, IT..
v,,,d and = snve1.,s, ,rurdv lor mains
ooA w,aLn,o. ~ ,h. fl oh Inns side
,r.,., nrL n,hs il MS. ,henma,,.m
and ,amb,oo, warn 20 the lower p,r,ol
,hosnn, ,hav enr,elv cure the niles
aud on The small Of the back, the faIIiog
If the womb; applied 10 the hack o. the
eeck Of children teelhine they give great
,ercf In roaehs, colds, oppression ol
he chest aud stomach liver 'mp'aln,,
lgsprpsra. osrhma. and an diseases where
,opi rpm'drs are required, non" con be
'e''er 'h"o 'h"@o p'asOrrS' InrY are
oa'c, or sur na'hrn'ng' s'm"'a''ng ana
,nodSne Pny-'r'hns recommenh them
because they 'HrR "''''r an" a""fo ""'e
fel'el than nay other ever Known One
mllI'0O are sold Nenrly
w Hoxie E.q. who was bent neau
lV double with RHEUMATISM was enabled
nner Wear,nO one ~ hours. 10 get ~
aud dress h,maeiC In Two davs he wa,
nerlectly we'll.
Al. n.I Wul;oms or rlv,ho,b
A ala ,avoI,,,,on.r, solt;., ,
.o'' ..'a, - ~, ,oI,o,oa .,,b phoma,,sn ,ho, h,
cn",d p N bardIv bsln himseIr. One Of ,hes
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RLACK BEAR HOUSE:
4!h street, SIcWbenviliC, d.
BY yAO.MAS NORTON
NV 8,h IS4f.

The Undersigned respectfully informs
his old customers and lne public in gene
raj, that he has taken the above well
known house, formerly kept by him lor
I~an'y FIVE years, and recently by las
Hanna, and is prepared to cater Tor the
wants Of all who may favor hlm with
their patronage. There ~ also an ad.
duioE put to the House, when will add
much to The comfort OF the guests
Likewise furnished with
New Furniture,
No pains or expense will be spared tC
furnish The TABLE aud ho BAR with The
very best lhhI The ma,kers can afford
Wuh the deretWIOation 10 devote his EN-
the person Al aueHrUa to thr comfort ant
accommodation Of lhnse who may lavo
him with a cad. aided Oy aclive, caret,
aud ohlig,ug servants, he hopes to glvt
general sausactIp". The terms are
rgh THOMAS NORTON
! April %, le45. -23.u.
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PAIlLORIlM&
In New HlagCrstOWn!

The subscriber would respectful "
inform his Old customers aud the 9u Il
lIc generally that he sHI continues tc
carry on the above business in New
NagerStown, Carroll county, Ohio. tie
will be found IN his shop at all times to
attend 10 those who may favor hun with
q cali, lie receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring aud Fall, which vii ena.
BILE him 70 give satisfaction TO both old
and young He hopes by strict aten.
ton to business t. receive a sharc Of
that patronage which ts oIws's hes ow
ed Wv liberaI public on the ndustrrrUs
HIS char2cs vii be made to suit the
times, aud h" VII receive el her cush
or country produoe N paSmcur.
WILhI IN McCANDLESS.
Feb IA 1875.
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