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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-13

Horrible Discovery 1t will be recollcct-
that Doctor Goss, of Seneca county, very
myscriously disappeared some months since,
and that the most thorough searches, in that
county and elsewhere, proved entirely fruit
lss. There was great excitement at the time
III reference TO the matter, but the long time
that has elapsed in measure dissipated this
feeling, and all hope of discovering him had
been given up. We learn that man was
discovered in Geneva, few DAYS since, having
in his possession note which it was known
belonged to DR. Goss at the time of his dis
appearance. lie was Immediately arrested
and is said to have made full confession of
the manner in which DIR. Goss was murdered
The substance of it is that himself and Feather
ly, who is now in jail at Canandagua for the
br Ilal fight at Geneva some time since, murdered
DIR. Goss, supposlng him to be the collector of
Wa,erioo; tina, they afterwards burnt his body
Ia a llme-kiln, and that some Of the bones
which were not entirely consumed were bur led
and these have been found in the spot indicated
by the man who makes the confession Thus
the perpetrators of most foul murder are sud
denly and unexpectedly exposed, at moment
when they supposed themselves most secure.
Rochester Dem. April 4.
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Portland Empire, that on Monday evening
Mn Solomon Jacobs, the driver Of the stage
from Saco to Limerick, was robbed of S70O.-
lie had taken the money from one of the
B inks in Saco, to carry into the country On
account of the state of the roads, he travelled
with single wagon, aud without any passen-
gers. In the woods in Limingion, he overlook
= man on foot, who requested leave to ride
with him. Shortly after they overlook man
ahead, IN a single wagon. The stage driver
was then attacked by the man riding " ith him.
and by the assistance of the accomplce in the
other wagon, was beaten severely, robbed of
his money, and left senseless in the road all
night, and there found in the morning.
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A IIoeRIBLE AFFAR.-The steamer Mag
nolla, which arrived last night, reports the fol-
loving horrible circumstance, which occurred
upon that boat on her last upward trip. When
near Natchez, on Wednesday night, the bar
ber Of the boat, whose name is Briscoe, yiola-
te the person of German girl, and then, in
order to conceal his crime, threw her over.
board. Both acts were seen by lady in the
cabin, who unfortunately, gave the alarm too
late. The scoundrel was Immediately arrest
ed, and lodged in jail in NatchcZ.
~ o. Conn BHI, March 27.
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The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
are pat up in Quarter. Half and Pound Pack
ages, made perfectly air tight. an warranted to
be well worth the price marked on the abel il
they are nol found 10 be so, they can be return
ed at any time and the money will be refunded
The Canton and Peckin Tea Company. al.
though not the exclusive v,nders' ofthe Justly
celebrated 'ilowqua Mixture can still accom-
modale their customers with it, nj a price and
Of qualify which will bear comparison with
any other.
The citizens of Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited To call at the above store,
$50 Thames street, and test the qualities Of
these Teas, aS the company are confident, after
the purchasers make'one trial, that an extensive
custom will be secured
Dec l3 ID
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ShrrifS Sale.

Newport, Sc.
Tlverlon, March 25th, 4. D., 1919.
u virtue fan execution, issued out Of the
- Supreme Court March term, 4 ID. lSI1
Tor the County Of Newport the same to me
direred and delivered, the same being in favor
of Peleg ). Sanford. of Westport Mass, and
againS, RcSc"m Borden, of Fall River, county
OF BRISTOL and State OF Massachusetts, yeoman.
| shall sell at Public Auction, on the premises,
on the 22d day of April next a. Two o'clock
p M. all the right. title and interest or so
much OF the same which said Rcscom Borden
had in the following described premises, April
ION, \, ID, 1916, al . o'clock, p. IN, the time of
The attachment on the original writ, the same
laying and beng in said TIverion, and bounded
as follows :-Notherly on land of Elizabeth
liaNkill, EaSterly on the state line between T.
Island and Massachusetts, Sourherly on lands
OF the heirs of the late Edward Borden. and
Westerly on the south Waiupper Pond con.
talnlns about2 % acres to satisfy the said exc
culon II the same is not previously satisfied
GEORGE ROWLAND, Deputy Sheriff
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TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI.
CINE IN THE WORLD.

CINE IN TIE WORLD.
THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles, II IS
i six times cheaper, prasanter, and warrant
ed superior to any sold. II cures diseases with
out vomiting, purging, Sickenlng or debllltatlng
the patient. .,.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sar-
sapatilla over all other medicines Is, while 1t
eradicate, disease, 1t lnvigoraeS the body. Il
is one OF the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; II not only puIiies the
whole system and strengthens the person, but
it creates new, pure and rich blood power
possessed by no other medicine And IN this
lies the grand secret al ITS wonderful success.
II has performed within the last two years
more than ~, 900 cures OF severe eases oi dts
ease ut least 1000 were considered lncnraDle.
II has saved The lives OF more than OOo Clili~
DREN TIE PAST SEASON alone.
More than 5000 cases Of Chronic Rhcuma-
tism
4 0oo case of fGeneral Debility and Want OF
Energy
2ODD eases Of ScfOlulai
500 cases of the Liver Compliant
25OO cases of Disease of the Kidneys aud
Drop>y;
2OUO cases of the Gravel
900 eases of Sick Headache
800 cases OF the Dfop>yi
5000 cases of Consumption.
Md tbou.and, of cases OF diseases Of the blood,
VIZ Ulcers, erysipclas, Saltrheum, pimple, on
the face, scald head. tctier, Neuralgia, dc Nc,
together v ith numerous cases OF SICK headache.
pam IN the side aud chest, spinal aiccll 'hN,
Sc. Sc.
Hundreds of cases OF Ets and nervous discas
es, originating ~ debility, have been entirely
cured, aud thVn,and' %. eases oi dI'p'I"i'i di .
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o. A number Of persons engaged in con
s,ruciing bridge across the Upatote River, in
Muscogee county, Ca, were killed or injured
on the 18th ult. by the falling OF an arch upon
which they were at work. and which had been
too slightly fastened. One man died instantly
and ten others were more or less burt. two of
them II j. feared dangerously.
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DEATH OF ONE OF NAPOLEON $ OLD GUARD.
Coroner Osborn held an inquest this morn.
ing on the body of a Frcnchman named Peter
Na,temare, who was found floating in the riv-
cr. For some time past he had been in the
employ Of John X. Paige, as gardner, and is
supposed to have fallen overheard Wednesday
night. lie was sixty years of age lie pri-
died himself on being n sergeant under Napo-
leon, aud has often exhibited his commission
and honorable discharge ABdny Jour.
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Invaluable Family Companion.

NlX Lectures on causes, Prevention and
- Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF
The Heart, and all female diseases. 23i pages,
y engravings. Paper so cts bound 75 cts.
Mail TO any part-postage9 9 - cts.
Shoulder BRACES and Chest Expandcrs, 81.
Mail TO any part 80 cts postage. lnhalins
Tubes, Silver, SO, by mail, letter postage -
Abdominal Supporters, perfect So, lc: $40.
Womb and Weak Back, and Chest sen, by
express everywhere. For Braces orr Sup.
porterS, or Rupture supporters give height
from head to foot, and circumference OF per-
son next the surface, just above the hips. If
Rupture, mention which side. Agents wanted
for the sale of the above goods. Address DR.
) s FITCH, 707 Bioadway, New York, post
paid, Mar %, l-i5,-ly.
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FIRE At PITTsBuRG.-A fire occurred in
Piisburg on Saturday, which! destroyed the
transportation warehouse Of e. A. McAnulty
e. Co, containing some 300 900 lbs of bulk
pork, belonging to Mr.. Lippencot, and 600
bbls. four,) a blacksmith shop, stable and
horses, and an unoccuplcd warehouse, from
which Mr. David B. Suiten had just removed.
loss 500 OOO-par,ially insured
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Notice.,

NYNlE subscriber having purchased the stock
Il and interest of Michael Freedom, 2d would
inform the friends and patrons ofthe old concern,
that he will continue the House aud Ship paint
ing and Glazing business al the old stand, No.
lbs Thames street, next door north Of MeSsrS.
Finch IL EngS. lie intends keeping general
assortment Of Paints, Oil, Glass, VarniSheS,
Brushes &c.
Grateful for past favorS, he respectfully solicits
continuance of the same.
ap l5. JOSHUA a WILLIAMS.
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commissioners Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the Court Of
~ Probate of the town oi New ShOlcham has
extended The time Tor the tr'ditorS to present
heir claims 10 the Commiss iJncrs on the e..
tate Of
WV u. SANDS.
late Of said town. decca,ed-.thrce month, from
da'e. and we will meet at me House oi Elam
=. Liuledcli. on rhc 18Th Of May. next. at , o.
clock. T. NJ. and receive any demand, that
may legally come against said estate, until I
O'Clock p m. On ihe same day.
FLAW T.. .IITTLEFIELD,
JOHN G SHEFFIELD, C0mu'rs
EDWARD MOTT
Nrr SaoroLdn F,J. Z.,L, Isis
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Explosion oF PowDRR MAGAzlYE.-On
Sunday night last, magazine, containing some
20 to 10 kegs of powder, in Cumberland, Al
leghany Co, Nd, and owned by several mcr-
chants of that place, blew up, shatierng the
baildlng completely to pieces, causing con-
siderable damage TO other houses IN the
tOHu.
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Blue Lick Water,

EROM the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs OF
IL Kentucky. Ii is analogous to the waters in
AK de Chapelle and lIarrowgate in Europe
at Il. Il. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
~ |. near the Court House.
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CANDY, CANDY.

WARRANTED to he made from pure loaI
w sugar. and hy the best artists in the coun-
Try and ~ cheap a. can he bought in Newport
either at wholesale or retail Come aud Judge
for Yourselves al YOUNG'S Confectionery and
Fancy Store, next Soulh Town Hall.
mr.. %.
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A First offence Unpardoned.

% THERE has many tear been shed,
And many a heart been broken,
For want Of gentle hand strerch'd forth,
Orr word in kindness spoken!
Then o! with brotherly regard
Greet every son Of sorrow;
30 from each tone Of love his heart
New hope, new strength, shall borrow.
Nor turn-wiih cold and scornful eye
From him that hath offended,
But let the harshness of reproof,
With kindlier tones be blended.
The seeds Of good are everywhere
And, in the guihiest bosom,
Sunn'd by the quickening rays of love,
Put forth their tender bio som.
While many a noble soul hath been
To deeds of evil harden d.
Who felt that bitterest Of griefs-
"A first offence unpardon'd!
For D. if one that slightly crrs
BE pass'd by unforgiven
BY kindred beings, weak and frail,
How can he look To Heaveni
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COoper's Eminent.

4 .Sorereign Remedy for Chilblains.
VNllIS unriyalcd Iii Liment for the cure Of
i ChIbIains. is prepared from a recipe Of
the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper, aud is war
raned to effect cure in every case when
properly applied Those who give IL fair trial
will be satisfied Of its efficacy. Prepared aud
sold by &. q. {. HAZARD,
Druggist and Apothecary, No. 81, Thames
street, Newport, H. |. Price l2 l.2 cents per
bottle. Dec. 81, lSl7-dNwtf.
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Roman Eye Baisnsi.

Tor weak ani inhimed eyes Fo' sa, ut
| Dec 10. (iAw) & g. &. UAHAED'S
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VNiIS Company, although it cannot boas; of
l. being The oldest Tea Establishment in A..
nerca' does cl iiln to have sold during the two
years OF lis existence, more good, pure, aud un.
mixed Teas and al lower prices, than any sim.
lar establishment in The United States.
The following is a list Of their retail prices,
which will be found to be nearly the same az
imilar Companies The only difference they
claim. is in the qualify of the Teas
GREENS. BLACKS
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BROWNElL'S COOKING RANGe.

VNHE subscriber has just completed the in
i vention ofa new Cooking Range, to which
he invites the attention Of the public. This
Range possesses qua iiieslor expedllIous boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, aud IL
occupies but small space ol room.
BrownelPs Cooking Range, has six eight
inch boilers, any Two, or four of which, can be
thrown into one, so as To admit of a large boil
or aud il is provided with sci of ringsso that
any size furniture can be used on il. It's Oven
is large, convenient of access, and having an
upward drait, it bakes evenly with d snail
quantity Of fuel.
One ofthese Ranges is in successful opera.
,on AT the store of the subscriber subject to
the examination oi the public, who are invited
to call aud take look at IL,
June 3-tt. WILLIAM BROWNELL.
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To Let
Fluid Extract Of Valcrian.

VNHlS preparation contains all the valuable
l. properties of Valeran Root, in a high
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over thee ordinary preparations, and will be
found to be more efiicacious in all cases where
the effect of Valerian is required direc-
tons for using, at r. II. HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, noar the Court House.
July %
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Estates Of Jonathan = and
Charles III. Potter, Minors.

>shiies ks EOtttE, 4bbuOESs
Joseph +. POTTER, of SAID Providence
Guardian of the persons and estates of hts
chdren, Jonathan >. Potter aud Charles H.
Potter, minors presents his petition ~ wiring
10 this Court for lcence aud authority. in his
said capacity, to sell all the right title aud inte-
rest ol said minors, in and 10 a certain farm or
lract Of land, with the buildings and improve
mems thereon. situated in MIdd etown, IN the
county OF Newport, combining by estimation,
sixty acres more or less. being the homestead
farm Uf Jonathan Smith late Of said mlddleown.
deceased, grandfather of said minors ;-and to
invest the proceeds Of said sale according Ia
law. And said petition is received and is refer.
red 10 the twenty fifth day of April next. al nine
o'clock. a. VI Tor cou>iderdiion.-and it u or.
deTed that notice thereof be published three
weeks snccessively, IN The Herald o the Times,
4 newspaper prin'ed IN the town of Newport, ~
SAID county OF Newport.
a &. GREENE, Clerk
March 20 -3w.
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Cosmetics, Pcr(umcry &c.

7 UrIN'> Edc',, RouS>cl', and M,.kn's Ex
IL T. acts for the Handkerchief
Superior OrriS Too h PaSe
PuIlhel Charcoal Tooth PaS.e
Rou So shaving Cream
French Baudolue
Jn!e, llau,lS Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bllley'- Military Shaving CrCana
German aud French Colognes
Chl Irlne and Orli> Tooth Wash
ou ,sel's TUl el Powder
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Al a Court Of ProJate Of The To,cn Of Ncupon
april 3, 1913.
DETER p. REMINGTON, Administration
l. on The estate OF
RICHARD {. NORlIiN.

late of Newport deceased presents his FIRST ac-
count on said estate for allowance, - the
same is road, received and referred for conside-
ration TO a Court of Probate to be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport. on the first Monday in
Nay next, at nine o'clock, a. IN. and that no.
u'e thereof be given by advertisement. for
three successive weeks in the Herald OF the
Times, that all persons interested may appear
al said time ard place aud be heard.
April 3. B. B. ROWLAND. Probl elk.
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'h'EAS,
Pure Teas !!
George B. Knowles,
81 ThaInes-strcct, Newport, IL. L.,
mas MADf AN ARRASGEMEST WITH THE
China and American Tea Co.
NEW YORK,

N0R the EXCLUSIVE sale of their pure
IL and unadulterated Teas which are unsur.
passed III fragrance, and are now offered at
New York Ciiy prices.
The parcels weighing one-qunrter, one-half,
one pound or more are wrapped in Tin.Fol
and being thus perfectly Air Tight the original
havour is fully preserved. The price Is print.
ed on each package, and should the Tea prove
inferior 10 This representation, RETURN IT.
1hrffolIowlng kinds are Just received fresh
and sold at the annexed Prices
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IL ELLY'S PORTABLE SODA
IN WATER and PORT ABLE IEN-

onade, also superior Seidlilz and soda Pow
ders At X. Il. HAZARD D sign of the mortar. D..
Jy.L near The Court House
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w. w. VAN ZANT.
GulldeIlaud. Oct. D. 4

NUIIUtI IuUU, VCl -, IDII.
DR. J. S. Wood-l feel il my duty to inform
you that your sarsaparilla Elixir has been of
very great service 10 bo.h myself and my ia
lher lie IA particular has taken only one bot.
lie, and the alteration In his case is quite aston
lshng. From being feeble and sickly, unable
TO labor, and lingering for five rSix years past
he Is now quite well and strong. lie declare
nc was benefited more than iily dollars by the
use of one bottle
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ABRAHAM VAN WORMER,

ASTHMA, PaIpitation and gathering an the Head.
Mrs Ann Blake, very respectable lady of
this city writes:
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle of
your Sarsaparilla Elixir, deem II my duty To
give my testimony To It's beneficial effects upon
a system long afflicted with the asthma. gave
II TO my daughter who has long been severely
troubled with the palpilation OF The heart, short
ness OF the bIeath, sn eling OF the tonslls, and
gathering in the head. It's effect upon her was
IrLly surprising, removing the difficulty in each
particular No family should be without it.
a.
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Artiolcs for d awjpag and Preserving N,
IMir.

Articlcs for B awypag and Preserving The
Ihir.
JayneS Hair Tonic, Camm'> Spanish Lu. :
tral
BoyleS Hyperion Fluid Bears oil
Clrehuyh'> Trcophefous ruilalo OIL
OldudgeS BALM Of Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil
Genuine Ok MARROW Pona3c
Row lands ienuue MaclS>ar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
AlcNander'N 1ficObapbe
Naples ilair Dye
Also fine assortment of teeth, hair, mai
dcsh and shaving Brushes ivory and huGa
horn Cumh, Fine Combs, Pocket Comb,
our "Ia,tcr Fancy Soaps, Shaving S,ap,.
Otto RJ,e, Gold B,ater Leaf lDdeliulcn K.
'ungenis, Gee Iou Aromali>e, &c. Sc. The
above articles are warranted genuiu- and be
Il their kind. Kept constantly on hand aud
i9r sale NJ reasonable priccs, by e. G. &.
hAIA AhD, Druggist No. -, Thames ,uecr.
March |
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Articles for Bean,lgiag the Sja and Sejlmin.
hc Complexion.
Gouraud'S Italian Medicatpd Soap
Superior Cold Cream Rose Lip ave
Jules llauel's Persian Powder
Oriental TABLETOP AlabaSar
Radway'> Chinese Soap, ilR Of Ro csH
Crary'S Ambreine Cream
Perflmed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder, Lily White
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DIR. TOWNSEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
S A Il S A p A II IL L A.

WONDER AND BLESSING OFTllE AGE.
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Municipal Court Of He Cay oC Proridcnce
M0rcL OF ISls
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Pastor of Hudson st. N. L. Cnurch.

Pastor of Hudson st. NJ. Il. Cnurch.
Hear the testimony Of highly val .abe cil-
q n, and an honest man. ".
Bank Department, Albany, May l5 1917.
DR.. Wood-Sir-l have been afflicted for
s'lne time with a severe sick headache, produc.
d by continual close application. | have
uied th' usual remedies IN such cases, buI to no
effect. AZ the solicitation Of friend | was in
duced to use your oarsaparilla Elixir, and with
decided benefit, the complaint beiny about re-
moved, aud would recommend il lu those Smi-
laIly afflicted. Yours, &c.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse ana Strengthen.
Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint.
Colds, coughs, Catarrh, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness in the Chest, lIec
tic Flush, Night SweatS, Difficult
aud PrOfuse Expcctoratlon,
and pain in the side, &c.
HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
Probably there never was a remedy that has
been So successful in desperate cases OF con-
sumption aS this! 1t cleanseS and strengthens
the system, aud appears 10 heal the ulcers on
the lungs, and The patients gradually regain
their usual health and strength.
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is scarcely day passes but there are
number OF cases of Consumption reported a.
cured bv the use Of Or Townsend's SarSapas
ri Ia. The following was recently received =
Duct Townsend Dear sir-For the last
years have been afflicted with general deblli-
~ and nervous consumption oil The last stage,
and dad not cNlcct ever To gam my health AT all
After going through "A cou>c Of mcdiclne under
the care oi the most distinguished regular ply
-Scian and mcmle of the Board of Health in
New YORK and c>t where, and spending most
of my earnings III attempting to regain my
health, and after reading III some paper OF your
Sar>apaplla, resolved 10 Try ii. AiteG using
six bottles ! found II had done me great good.
and called tu sec you AT your office. With
your advice kept on, aud most heartily thank
you for your advice. ! pcrSevere IN taking
the ~arsaplI lila, aud have been able To attend
to my usual ahorS tor the last icur months;
and hope, by the blessings oi God and your
SaI>aparlia. to continue III health. II helped
me beyond the expectations Of all who knew
NY case. CHARLES QUIMBY.
Orange Essex Co, y. j., Aug. :, IST.
State of New Jersey. Essex Co. IS.
Charles Qulmby. beng duly sworn accord
ing to law. ou h, oaih SAITH, that The foregoing
statement /, tIuc according to the best OF his
knowledge and belief
CHARLES QUIMBY.
Sworn anl subScThcdto before me at Orange
The 81 OF August, lsI1. .
CIRCS BALDWIN,
Justice of the Peace.
Principal Offices. l26 Fulton II sun build
ing, \. \; Ecdding n 60. = state II. Boston
Dyult n sons, l32 North Second 81. Phiiadrl-
phia :. :. lIlncn. Druggist, baltimore Durol
n Go Richmond T. NJ. Cohen, Charleston
Wrigni N Go. ljl Charles ~. New Orleans
los south reIL>l. Albany aud hy lhn primer
pal Druggists aud Merchants generally through
oul the United states West Indies aud cana
d,s
Sold hy Il. =. TAYLOR,
NsWpuII. y.