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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
FOR NEW YORK.

b. rYZ.5c n, rHE Steamer BAY STATE.
SCAPr. BRowN, will leave Fall
y.,ss- R'yer every Monday Wednes.
'iaS riday evening, on the arrival OF the
steaniS5at train OF ears from Boston, for New
York, via Newport leaving Newport ats ~
o'clock and arrive in New York at about ~
o'clock next morning. Returning, will leave
New York at , o'clock, =. NJ
The Steamer GOVERNOR, CAPT. JEwrTr,
will leave Fall River every Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, a above, for New York via
Newport leaving here at about 5 II o'clock
and on her return, leaving New York at p
"
For further particulars enquire OF
april %. ANTHONY STEWART,
II rhomeS-Si
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

SAD ACcIDENr.-John Brown Francis
Young, son of Mr.. John Young, aged abou,
ii years, caught his right hand in the machi
merry at the Point Factory on Monday after.
noon, and so badly injured it that it was oblig,
ed to be amputatcd. The operation was per-
formed by Ers. Dunn and Henry Turner
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

RoBBERY We understand that the house of
Mr.. John Peckham, in Middletown, was en-
tered and robbed of $50 in money, on Sunday
afternoon last, while the family was absent.
A young lad who had been living in the neigh,
borhood, was suspected, pursued 10 this town
and arrested on Monday. lie confessed the
theft and was taken back to Middlctown, to
point out the place where he said he had de-
posted the money.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

~ The steamer Bay State left New York
for Boston, Tuesday, to 60 into the Dry Dock
at Charlestown, To be examined, and if neces-
sary, undergo repairs. The new steamer En-
pire State, takes her place in the Fall River
line
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

CoLoHIzATIoS.-The Secretary Of the A.
merican Colonization Society, in an equal to
the humane, states that no less than four ex-
pcdtions are now afoat bearing nearly five
hundred cmancipated cmigrants to Liberia. An
equal number anxiously awai, the ability of the
Society to send them. The estimated ex-
pense of the voyage to the settlement in Libc-
ria of each emigrant is $50.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Wm. Gardner, aged 20
years, known about here as the fortune teller,
dropped down dead in field, near Secchucst
Beach, on the East part of this Island, on Fri
day afternoon. lie belonged in North King
ston.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
BRIGHTON MARKET.

AT market, lS5 Beef Cattle, 20 yokes Work
ing Oxen, 25 Cows and Calves, 900 Sheer
and Lambs, 22OO Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Extra 81 so; Isl
quality Sc 75a 7 25 I'd quality s6 25 so
Working Oxen-$7O 1870.
Cows and Calves-$22 a so.
Shecp-Sl IS, 90, 81 ; a few extra
Cosscts SO Lambs So a 3 so.
Swine--At wholesale Sc; selected lots
4 Ii a 5 ii.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

DREADFUL CoNFLAGRATIoN.-Phil Philadelphia,
June "A dreadful fire occurred in Allen
town, Pa, yesterday afternoon. Eighty
buildings were destroyed in the handsomes,
portion of the town. The fire originated in a
stable, being set on fire by boys playing with
crackers. Loss estimated at $3.50 900.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
ElAiHRlAEES>

In this town, May 3ist. by the Rev. Dr.
Choulcs, Capt. Sylvester r. Hazard, and Mrs.
Abby e.. francclosi, both of this town.
At Mddctown, on the 23d, Mr. Elisha G..
Peckham, To Ardelia; daughter Of Deacon Gid
con y 'ckham.
At Washington, Goth ult Robert u Wat
son, counsellor at law, of Albany, " V, "a
Laura, daughter Of the late Hon Elisha Wat
son. of South kingslovn, X. /
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

New YoRK, Tuesday, o'clock, p. NJ
burners in the Park to-day. Messrs. John
Van Buren,, Butler, Cambrcng and Nye
spoke.
They took ground against the Baltimore
Convention, and did no. recognize the nomina.
,ion, but would be governed by the decision OF
the Convention Of the 22d of June.
That Convention, however, might take up
Cass, if they found him sound on the question
of the extension of slavery over free soil.
Mr.. Van Buren, said that the first object was
TO defeat the Wings.
The meeting was enthusiastic and imposing
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

PROBABLE MuRpER.--Wc learn that the
body of young girl was found on Friday, at
Rock Raymond, near Manchester, n. III. Her
throat was cut, and it is supposed that she was
murdered.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

ARKANSAS SENATOR. Gov. Drew has APP
pointed the Hon. VIM. X. Sebastian to fill
the vacancy in the U. 5. Senate, occasioned by
the death of the Hon. G.. Ashley.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

Those iule 'ensiblc iSi'lonS assumed by op'
poncuts TO native skill and knowledge, are un-
tenable liom the very weakness of thcif sup
porters The known pronptilude oi the eura-
tive effect Of Brant'S Remedies derives itS rem
edics from itS path and happily produces feel
ing OF ccnhdence in all who are testing It's pc
culiar benedrii cllcclf effect ~ iil Con,uur.
i've aAl S.IofIIyu. ClnnlInl.-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Isls Spring Arrangements. lsas
Newport \ Providence,
DIRECT.
TYiE STEi NER
p E r. r. Y :"
CAPT. WOOI,SEX.

e. q WILL resume. her trips on
NM MONDAY, March 81, ISIS.
s>Ssz-s-s-=sra win leave Newport for Proyi-
dcnce on TUESDAY, Thursday, ~ SATURDAY
mornings at ) o'clock, and leave Providence
the same days at IL o'clock for Newport
Fare - cents
Passenger, TO Newport on Tuesdays, Thus.
days N Saturdays from Providence ia tho
Afternoon can return the neN morning by talk
ng the Perry from Newport at : o'clock
and the Bradford Durfce at Bristol Ferry
On and after Monday. April 81, the PERRy
will lcav Newport on Mondays. Wednesdays.
and Fridays at6 Ia O'Clock, for Fall River.
connccting with the train Tor New Bedford
aud Boston. at : o'clock, arriving IN New
Bedford at Q ii o'clock and Boston at II o.
clock An
ETURNlNG-will leave Fall River at .
= O'Clock, A. NJ for Newport on the arrival
Of The tram from Boston aud New Bedford.
Fare 30 cents.
On the Fall River days passengers Tor Prov
dence can land at Bristol Ferry and take pas.
iars 10 the ldlorj Durice lOr Providence.
March l--lSw.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

AcQuITTED.-Sarah Jane Pinkerton, who
has been tried in Boston for poisoning her
mother, has been acquitted.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday, June 5.

At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Swine.
Priccs-I}eef Catilc-A few extra 81 %
first quality So so 81, 2d quality So.
Swine, at wholesale 4 a Sc; extra lots l-s
a 3 l2.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Sea, or Sail Water Baths, on Long Wharf.

"ARM, Cold, Shower aud Swimming
w BATHS. These Baths are ready from 81
o'clock IN the morning until 0oclock in the
evening. T. TREVETT.
N, b. The Bath-house, Wharf aud all the
apparatus, CisternS, Boilers, Pumps, Tub. &c
for sale.
Newport, May 80, 1913. cd.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

SEA BATHlNG.-We invite the attention OF
those who wish to enjoy the luxury of sea
bathing TO the advertisement of f. Trcvett in
another column.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Weekly Almanac.
An Apprentice Wanted.

Wanted at this OFFICE, a smart active intel
ligent boy, I6 OF II years Of age as an ap-
prentice to the Printing business. None need
apply unless they have a common English cdu-
cation and can come well recommended.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
DRAWING ROONS.
RLANK-R00KS. &C.
Administrators Sale.

WI be sold at Auction on 81 TURDA Y The
l0M Of June, 1913, At eieren O'ciock, A. W. ,
an front Of the II. !. Union Bank,
> SHARES in the Capital Stock Of said Bank,
Cbeonging lothe estate Of Dlnah Morrow.
CCndluouS at the time aud place Of sale
PETER p. MlNGTON, Admir-.
J. GDODSPEED, Auct'r
Newport MAY 30, l8iS-d&W 2w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

III BLAcKING. I'll James G.. Davenport o,
this town, makes superior article of Oil Paste
Blacking. We have tried it and find it equal
if not superior to any we have ever used,
Give it trial. For sale at most of the Shoe
stores. Also at G. f.. Hammett's and DR..
Wilson's stores.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
WOOIciis and TailOr's Trim
mingS.

TINE Subscribers would call the attention Of
i Merchant TaiorS and wooden dealers to
their stock Of BroadclothS, CasSimereS, Sali-
nettS, and Tailor : Trimmings, which are en-.
tirely fresh goods and will be sold al very low
prlceS.Ly FARNSWORTH d SHAW, No. 65
Milk Neet. corner of Pearl Street.
Boston, March %, 1915
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

ARREST FOR MuRDER.-A German, named
Conrad Vinton, has been arrested, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Young near Balti-
more. The evidence against him is very
strong.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

DRowNED. james Keenan,, an Irishman,
was drowned Sunday afternoon while bathing
in the Seekonk Or. ~ river, near Stony
Point.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

III X. X. *. X. Kandidadc Kass Kant
Kome in.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Furnished Rooms TO Let,

MYTH or without Board five lodging
w rooms and one parlor. For further par.
ticulars enquire on the premises, No. 2 Dlvi-
sion street.
June |.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

o. Somebody suggests that birch rods
make the best baby jumpers.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
BANM STOCK FOR SALE.

rTNEN shares of the stock OF the r. |. Unjor
Il Bank. Enquire Of
June !. w. p. CONGDON.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08

III Take fresh picked strawberries, hull
them Immediately and add clean sugar, pound
for pound, let them stand an hour or two il
you choose, cook them half an hour or more,
or, till the syrup is near jelly,-put them in
glasses and set them in the sun day or two,
then cover tight, keep in cool dry place.
These make one of the most delicate and deli.
cious preserves, and will keep long time.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-08
Find Extract Of yaIcrinn.

HNIIlS preparation contains all the valuable
i properties of Valerian Root, in "A high
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found To be more efficacous in all cases where
the effect Of Vacrian is required-wlt dIrec.
tions for using, at II Il HAZARD ),
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July %
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,;Assf. MARINE LIST. Il
.pUL3tp U4 ~ lIJpO{Htlo

WEDNESDAY, May 81.
WEDNESDAY. May 81.
sehr Roscus Borden. Taunton for New York.
sloop RhodeIsland Huh, Prov for do
sloop lsauc H. Borden, Burroughs Fall River do. for
THURSDAY, June /.
schr Buena visits, Larkin, N Bedford for Phia.
Schr Emma Hochkiss, Fearing, Fall River tor do.
schr Telegraph Crooker, do for Brookhaysn.
schr Wandaposso Smith, do for Norfolk.
Schr Alfred Barnett, Wnsmors, I'm Phila.
schr Emily Z. Horton, Gander, m do.
FRIDAY. Junco.
schr Richard Borden Burroughs, Fall River for Bal.
timore
schr Minerva, Davis, do for Philadelphia.
Sehr David CrOoker, Snow, New Bedford for Hart
schr VIM Penn, Sterling. Virginia for Providence.
Sloop Aral, Hatch Fall River Tor New York,
sloop Arion, Miller I'm Prov.
Sloop Mount Hope, from Taunton.
SUNDAY, June 4.
Brig Cecilia, Draper, from Mobile.
5chrs q. w Pickering, Curtis, irem Bangor; Eliza
Leland, Coemhs, from Bangor.
5loop WIN. Penn, Winslow, New Bedford Tor Bristol
MONDAY, June 5.
Schr. Mystic. Churchill, ~ York for Boston Benja
min Brown, Richards Stonington for Odiowu; Au-
gusta Brown. New Bedford, supply ing light houses
Mary Emily, Knowles, Hartford for New Bedford
SlOop Warren, Bearsei for Nantucket.
TUESDAY, June 6.
Brig Science, Sampson, Phila for Boston.
Schr Hired Barrett, Carey, from Phila.
Schr splendid, Wallace, Harrington for Prov.
Schr Balloon, Dntton, Searsport for Dighton.
Schr Jane IIersey, Harley, Baltimore for Boston.
schr John, Miles, New York for Salem.
sIoop Vigilant, Heath, New York Tor ovidence.-
Passed Tuesday morning, sunken vessel supposed TO
be sloop, the boom floating top Of water, painted
lead color jaws green and Russia Duck msusail in II
iathoms water-FHulkand Island hearing p. by 6
miles distant.-New Haven Light N. by w. miles
distant,
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TO LET UNTIL TIE 2jth OF
MARCH NENI.

ABOUT sixty acres Of superior Grass Land
"A situated in Mddletown, adjoining East Of
the West road, being part Of the farm Of the
late George Irish, Esq.
Apply to Mrs. 4. Irish on the premise, or
to John +. Townsend.
June |, lSiS. #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

--FARNI FOR ~AI.E-A beauul. sli.alo., ol ~,
- p.s.a- r .tr sbo. Ten miles from -'e c,y, con-
- acre. Lob Of yuofl ue1r tcpoi DO lNc
s Dc MI. he cNrhaurri for property in NtN-h Ut" Ut
u5i,ok.1 For farther narric'l.ars app y "a, ..
.,e i,vs JOHN WAUGH ~ W ai-st l--..--N-
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TIL SCHOOL READER Pm booE, designed - \
\ aeque Or santers's FolrrH Reader.
Pal Flrr-CoufsIuing flI .l--ucno1s m me iag--ir
eal principles ~ Reading end speaking NUISANCE ..
Numerous examples.
Psr sec01d-C Cons sting q elegant extracts ln TO-
snd Poetry from various eloquent Hr-rf- e.cli-.
5fb ro-- .vr srs-1r q -lcl hs0r-a 1r casscs Do
sons ~ ibr several lessons contain FOR - use ui
mics and me best classes common e11 -e-ci -civ--'
Nv Cha. " 4 J L Sanders. I .l- Emo 80 page
inst published ~ MARK u NJ" VA. 90.
144 Rrladu ~.
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THE CRY or THE ARTISAN.

4 LAY on TIE DAY.
~ aud dOwu-up and down
have wandered through the town
Throu.h the street, the field, the lane,
have sought for work ia vain
have sought from morning. light
Til the stars shOne forth at night.
Sad returning, J have said
Would to God that ! were dead
Give me toil--give me toll
To weave the wool or tall the soil
Give me leave ~ earn my bread
1 care not how, by spade or thread.
Give me work. It's al ! ask
No matter what may be my task
No matter what the labor set,
have health and strength a. yet
To and iro--to aud fro
Still with weary limbs 60
One by one my hopes depart
not JOY lives in my heart
While i struggle through each das
There : no star % oh 'er my way
While / wrestle wit my chain
Madness bovers round my brain
God eau IT be that mortal Man
Snail n.sr thy great aud mighty plan
Thou hast sent with bounteOus hand.
Enough for 0H throughout the land
Thou hast Il led the earth with food.
Then pronounced thy work was good
Thou who reignst supreme on high,
All UNDECIDED shall We cry
No a sound is on the breeze
And the words hear are these
Give us labor-givc us bread
And the fearful cry has sped
Over far of lands away,
Lighting up brighter day
For nations voice hath SAID
Who bears the yoke shall have the bread
,,y.d,tcb No,eb 1f4s NJ y. B
rncugaa Jenoifs hefgrpapef
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

DEArHs AID IxrEswESrs, for ne week e7dng
Jrly MALES 81 females, adults, - children "a
total 5e.--of whom % were from New York. Iheif
diseases were a. follow Casualties. Cholera ~
fsntum 20; Consumption. { COnvulsions, DENNY
D.srrhes. .: Dn6psy, , Dropsy In the hesd
Dysentery 2 H1mOrrhsze iD-amn filon % me
BRAN Inflammation OF the Bowels. ln-anar1si9 pa
Of the Lungs Inflammation Of the stomach ~
fammaton Of the Chest Accidentally killed. 2 Ma
ra.ru. Nessles. /. Murdered Cd Age. J kneu-
NATHAN stubborn. . Farlolar 40
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY q nTELRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDlSJs. NhW-fohhf 49,
DrsrIgH THF FOLLOWING BOOKS, Wlel 10y
L eel = VINO .essle .nd retail - -r,.t
P-trhodrs Lectures Agncltlra OleiiiisIy' 90 90
To-.
Won Thser. Principle n a rrlrlli r, q ..--i ~
sfer5ers'. BooE n ue Ftnn- : sQ-s .'" ~'-
ueruus b sies.- -----.
Sinners JolraI u As-r.1--lfrrp ~ '--,
~ Tsri-.-s. Lectures = --.euce i-- Ar w.
Fsts1F on Hrlrsulcs and l.-ctli-ls. y. t,rt.
Ire IN Henry Cay. By LPea s--sI7 81
down u Ist1.l vol 8Fu.. -.---.t-. ---- --
10 DO ~. il faqei 1'''-' +.
Randi - Geology. 14llo -9il. 81.
Du do i.l0u ..---.-..r--.s 80 r..
Hurlnrrs E.ssvs Oh Human l-e--s' '~-- 81
par-r ssf-- ''f''''''
Ge-.sn a. F1y. h Phrase Boost a. - 49,.
rl.f.-s..-s es ri L.erallf-f VA --' i---- e. I'd
bv Cir.qvo1. & ofa.-.
The ! O. r-e. NJ area I...' '-'--t .--'''
c-r-l,. C6erI.s-r, AID DstDls Ill.o-of y--....-
Po5-.-s Fco10mv by Aisl-o-- '--l -n iAIo--o- ~
t.,r hv H. Gree '''Ff
r.r.,r4~l-- Pafeuf k-porf.
Gs--- II eau-e on M-cA Cows. q l1.-t..-.--.-'- ~
Do DO. DO. Paper ..-...-...s-
VIII rra1sc 'etlsao, ls+5 and i-e--1...... "a
WING .ualar. i.f7 --...--..-+.--'
Pror NrchelFs Lecures 0n Astro- 1nl ..--...-..'.
Prof Nichors Lectures 0n Astronomy ....-.-..-..'. E.,
Araeos A-run1inf
PrIE AEes-fl- Lectures
Ftrtrrt-F HTcrslI.lrs. so-. r1cl
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


For The New York Tnou'
sONG OF THE OPPRESSED.
BY KISS ALICE CAREY.
arromi.. Cor No.. a.t.bsli' - Dsris Re,ay
o, THOU who art wOoing
A phsatom's embrace.
Up, up and De doing
Some good for the race
say 70 each striver
One bondman % free,
Promise for Iae, Brother
Promise for me
see. see the blood iresnen
Our devious track
Asid the hounds Of Oppression
Come doubling back
Brothers and sufferers
Born not for slaves,
STIR 10 your winding sheets
Rise from your graves
The day star i risen,
But dsrkly between
The underground prison
And cham intervene
Raze the dividing wall
Snap the dull CHAIN
Ani let the stiff life-b.ood
Course warmly again
What Of the night, Watchmsn
What is the sign
Stern. hard men are aiming
And wheeling in Ane'
Aud coming like heavy swels
Olthe reused sea:
Promise for me, Waterman.
Prom Sc for me
", Rsolfkv. Ohto.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

mr. q HEWETr. lll Maciougal-sL uear beecke-
ttN.gYors VIII assure the AFFLICTED lai no can Afford
more ra f win the snre number q visits tan any other
1900. srrars confessions. paralysis rheumatism ncf
vos aarcons tenderness iulaImalons acd cufvsufes o.
he spine def1rred sb0u-ers, white ngsi weakness
of he io.Its, &c
Country rsel,s referred 90 The following persons
Who have visited th ely expressly 10 avail themselves 81
Or H. sf.e1d-rce. end returned cured Major 3 H. Nor
t1r Bosom Mass Hl1. p. Y Cralsi0u, NeFpoft. X l.
K N Larue1 Elc Providence Chs hosner, Esq hlrt
ford Conn. Jtllss IoFnssnd, t-i NeVf-hsFea 9t-
Montreal Canada p Hor. y , Ol.4-er. Aeesvli-e ~
HfiIer H1cfes--r. g. Fal 1iitclel Esc e-1eF
y s. ~ ul IA Wincer. Ese. POI adephia Hugh heCq.
och Prestieni OF Fcrt Way1s Sank, Fon Wayne, lad
Wm Goodman, Esq Cllcllns-i one
CIV reference given 90 application a. Dr. rs ieZ iul-
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MEDICINES.

WHO CAN BEHOLD fair and hafPy county "a t.
~. ha.-7,ses r ~ srf low The heart sves Win nytl
emotion a. contrast our happy coliiaol va ".
lal-ol- 7o.a9 ~ ore.-n son - " ~ .- q. 'ior.
Amrr.cl vl sr exist. thr proud. iinf -Es-.s & 80.
pas. The fearful amount ri suffering ard disease li e
-. l ~ - 49, NJ N II es-e--e.s f1 sl-ror .l1se
aieea kitoueh 50 he ssme ule. c'1sci'ls u or 7,
hs 90 combat successful ta scof ll Disease - lp pay
j. .oo-l SD see to si %. cAhloi ,.le &c 10
disease must b. struck with tle rapid lcrca.e OF Gag ftci
llr range 10 d -r-l-rs crli1r''n- ii1l an ia ,'
.-- 49,. 1f ~. os-e1cs and systems, sc ora A.
car-erlls Gers. AID ua-r haze -f 's ela. rf M = 'i
tlrir Increase Il owing io u-r rtns --.g-.l ' .-
1-uEh whole generations. and reading desilel-l --s
Fo-a .es o. year. sar.arara has enjoyed deserved
r rgn reputation in h- cure 81 disease ara never - E
history of remela' sers Las any rerl led - ,-- Pr,
- successfully . Positions - s-e-irr Do cafoa'c 's-
-sfs I'D win -fs distinction 90 b newer ess -rue t't
r many i1.tsrces r l-s fei 1 s1-res t-' De- 'fe-i'
fl- y Glow Docs from repeated sfpf0i'-- 2, = A- ~
supply iorg 1 asa reueda. agent III No1-'iia so
crr.iee v-.es have been BOB recently i-co'tf-l. a-.
srsI1lv Jed Jed 1F olr emf. e1 py,l ins i n -i'
urrira I'll f De cure of chrome and al diseases a.t
FROM impure STATE % Ire blood Fu,sS Ioalpalna fN
racrof
YELLOW DOCK AND sARsAPARILLA,
therefore hie possesses all the virtues % h- 1fmef'
aims .n adlrOr DE incompatible aiF altlEec OF & '
Ter. so thaf combined. this preparation hes he ner 90 lt
grea,esi discover of ae a-e-and may ,.i-y pr sa- y
ile treatment Of .le above ans; 70 pc ".--'' e-
with BE- horrible cat'o-Le o. heartburn. tti-rnce eep'ss
of spirits. Oh % rrecre ana follow each use Of ie te
c-s-sres making The interval between mess stale oi s'
fe1ug ard eating them dread has ne.ef cen 20 Ap-4
treated flr Of the Extract n Yellow Docs arc
ssr spsala Animal spirits y mental and muscular ener,
~, tn unhealthy anxious ara uie-anc'ot eNpfe,,u "
cir,euauce and irdeed the corrupt enersfon Of ne rs
ueof tle dy.pefrc render Us victims burden 20 ,l r
selves and ouecis of compassion io ler ircnls ll,
certificate vii. prove. NrW-Yoag. June f. 1893
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sARSAPARlLLA
and syrup ~
VETTOUy DOCK.

fnHIs Is TIE CHEAPEST-Pnce - cents so'ls-
All Ter the tesl ~ yellow Dock ever --r.-
ed Tor sac. d Immediately cres scfola OF s-nss et
rheumatism OBSTINATE cuLaIeOus 7-i 1s plfrs or lls-
res 20 fe face 5o.ches tss, chrome sore eyes, ring 10
90 eter said head en- sefrslt a- PAIN u 1e oot=s i'
crs sulbl1u l-1ers. diseases arl-s ron az m -ioli
h lf- CHROME ADDITIONAL do lers. The value 81 s
p4ensrr9l . widely knogl, sni requires 20 nct
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TO LET.

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e -. ,.,-r 40 haihag room range 10 ne Aichenf ho'
Ell Nd cold water, ar.u yard- ia'ti.i' a. -
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~ ss.,- io~ re- sor 81 p GRAY a. the ho.s' :. ne
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.. 49, - a,.il nee. being situated on ~. -
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EnRM R0nH

Under THE NEW CODE-Tns day published com
[ pendIm { he forms of practical pr. crr1l-s ara
Mead ngs reguir for us. n civil acIls u ile tours ~
ln5-.ir.e Of the Sale ol Srw-lo.k. 200. table ~
t,r,s of Court &c t0 ether with c0mrrlu l-ve INDEX
b.. T,r1 l,.,,r,.l-.-l 20 BELL COULD
fy8 ~" S.7Iousl'' ~ ''''I-'-
NEW RULES or THE SUPERIOR COURT.
rI,gfS nay PUBLISHED bv the Subscribers. he NeT
Rules Of the Superior Court 0 he trt pI N-"-fnA 20
60 ufo effect July .l8f3 Also no~ pruning lf e" nah-
Terred br fr, code 0f procedure ana 'of sale uF
go RELL 4 COULD. Law s,alll-Is ~ Na--.-.-.t