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LIVERPOOL, January n, ls4o.
TIE Departure of the Sarah Sands
The neamsbip Sarah Sands. Capt. VIM C. Thomp-
son, sailed Tkurrdsy, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, for New
York. full Of passengers and large cargo Of goods,
the freight on which amounted to upwards Of 900
She was to have called on Saturday, the Goth inst
but owing to the great quantity of freight and in
suhioient depth Of water In the Salisbury dock in
which she wa: lying was prevented doing so, until
Monday morning
In esn,squsncs Of the continued heavy south vest
gales which have blow with great strength and vio-
Iense since Saturday night, Captain Thompson very
wisely decide to remain he river Msrsey rather than
be At the mercy OF the storm on the Welsh or Irish
ceAst
During the Iast week the shipping has suffered a..
versly the New York packet Ahip Isaac H. Wright has
put into c rk for repairs.
IL rmreported In one OF the Liverpool papers that
the Sarah Sands was ashore on the coast OF Wales
Another report was In circulation, that Captain
1hompson had bee n vashed overheard from the deck
OF bis vetse but none Of the reports are true for
called MI Sands once yesterday to ascertain tbs
u'h OF the reports, and learned from him that she
DID not leave until Thprscsy, between one and two
eclock IL va. generally supposed that she
MONDAY, just before the heavy gale which, had she
cone, would undoubtedly have suffered severely, AS it
pew perfect hurricane, so much that the Dublin
steamers dd not venture out for three days, their
trips to Liverpool.
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IaDtic ports Of the United States, and China.
San francieco, u. G.
WARD SMITH, general commission merch ants -
Frank Ward. WIN M. Smith No. 3 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Upper California.
T r. PER LEE. attorney and counsellor at Law, aud
solioitor in chancery, will attend oil business with
In The province Of his profession.
San Francisco, Sept 9th, 1913.
s. BRArNAN h Co., Wholesale snd retail merchants
Sacramento Gold received at $40 per ounce
SAML BRANNAN,
WIN STOUT.
CARD-Tbe undersigned, physician and surgeon,
OF the London and Dublin Colleges cfsrs his services
TO the public on moderate terms His address Ia Mr.
Carrire ton's, Sacramento street.
J. HENRY roErT.
Also, wanted building lot, snd house to rent
GOLD. COLD! eoLD! Messrs DickInson Nay are
Purehaes OF Sacramento gold liberal price siven.
BEEHIVE.
A. PARrEn, Wholesale and retail merchant store
In Clay street.
! MorrooMrRYA Co, Shades tavern and bav,,ne
seyrcorIer Pacific and Stockton streets Gan
co U c. The best liquors and segars constantly on
hand. W
FnAremJ Lrrrrr1, Gate Of New York oity) attor.
nty and counsellor at lav sslictor and sseor in
ebaDcery, proctor and advocate In Admiralty; San
Frsncisco, Alta California ONCE At MP MsYrhls
November TO- 1S48.
star C.LFosriAN Book AND Jon ParrrIre o..
yrcr.-WashipgtoD street Portsmouth, "a uars
Single copies Of the Californian for s., st the
tmee (CoWornfan ofhce) Price Is cents
CRY HorrL located the south side Of the Ports.
NOUN square The proprietor informs his friends
and the public generally that he has again leased the
been recently fitted up and furnished in the most
nj dtrn style and from his sxpere In bus,ness a.
conductor CT public house h. hopes to gain liberal
share Of patronage TIE purveyspce de part u INT Ia
attended with and atf- ton and bis table .up-
Piled With ell tie varieties the lnsrk.t soros Ills BIZ
contains the ehoiosst brands Of sordias wines and
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tAsr exssjon g dsvslops the wealth and resources,
and 70 secure the pssss, happiness, and permanent
pSepersty Of thor oommen country.
Done g nontsfsy, California, this seventh day Of
August, lS49. r. B. MASON,
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Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Jan. 26-P. M.

The rsmaiDipg clauses were adopted without any
discussion, and the bill was then passed.
The two principal persons implicated, Caussidiere
and Louis Blanc, In London. The colossal figure
q the former may be seen now and then in Regent
strset Whit the author Of Lhisioive Sss Dir Hns IA
amusing himself by writing pamphlets on the organi-
xs,ioA Of lsoor.
The French Budget ID - follows The tables and
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liquors In fact. no pains viii be spared In any de-
psrment to render his guests agreeable during their
scjourn. J. II. BROWN, Proprietor.
San Erancieco JulY lb. I6za
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THE PRvER-M0RTALIrY

FROM the Csifor MAN, Nov. IL
inns "a the grape reason, and . Roody proportioned
wicker basket veil lined with luscious looking and
great purple clusters crowdiDg books papers prosy
dences to the corners, and c,upying the
very centre Of eur editors table. reminds us while
ssurg our eyes thereon and endering our appetites
ther.upto, Of what California capable Of displaying
in sdvastsges other than those at present generally
and faithfully testsd
We may not De approached A. consumately pre-
fumpuous Ter intruding upon the atte ntion Of our
respers matters for their occasional stion
tmatsly jnttr~oven with "fpdpg gold" In its print
tive state. We will branch OF from that same old sub
jtct but promising TO return shortly thereto by all
msahs. What ven 4 our lie he worth withou. 4:
The time 70 not Distant when the culture of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
Cough Medicines.

Iayne's Expectorant Ayers Cherry Pector
y W's,ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
Indian BaIsam Of Lverwort,
Buchans Hungarian Balsam,
Doct Tayl ylor's Balsam OF Liverwort,
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.
Wadsworth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
JacEson's, Sherman's and Wistors Cough
Lozcnges.
Pease's, Adams. and Jervis's Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and Liz
uorce Paste DC. DC.
Among the above may be found some Of
the best Cough Medicines in use.
at r. HAZARD,
Jun IL near the Court II use
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sor that time 10 this. have ielt no pain
heaneSS, no distress, aud am now as strong as
lnty as ever"
wher internal piles. cases Of long standing
il vie enlargemens have become permanent,
and II produce healthy action Immediately,
havgradually and certainly effect cure
whe the most unheSitaling confidence, proved
ny my own experience, and from several cases
msoere have recommended trial" Ii gives
ru pain.
For further particulars respecting cures per-
formed, and for general directions, refer to
my printed pamphlet. II. DALEY, inventor
and proprietor Of the original and only Renu-
inc DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX.
TRACTOR.
| Depot-ii5 Broadway, New York
NOTlCE.-I have no a enis in New York
City, TO sell my article
IL. IL. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
Febl5W
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MARCH 2lst.
RECElT.. ADDITIONS.
To
James Hammond's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

5I63 The Haunted Man and The Ghosts bar
gain, fancy lol Christmas lime.
Char1s Dieins, /
1896 Eiiz,bctheon Poets anecdotes Of the
Early Painters. E}icdjy Chambers !
1897 Life OF Sir Waiter Scott --Conquest of
Mexico, &c Edited by C4o0,berS
1854 George st George uan, the rrince.
H. C0rkicn,
5765 Lancashire, Witches, a romance Of PEN
die Forest by ". IT. Aiasr0rih
339S Leaves from Margaret Smiths Journal
in the Province of Massachusetts Bay
1918 9,
1905 Old Judge or Life in a Colony
by Jtage Ha'IUHoB. ]
by the author cfthe
"Hen-Pecked Husband
51Oo Poor Cousin, novel by
Elcn Pictcfag, l
1899 English and Scotch Proverbs; jim
Crohin, an Irish tale,
edited BY Chambers |
800 The Crusades; Moral tales from the
French, Chambers
Siol Treasures of the Earth (MctaIic y The
Alagic Flute, moral tale,
edited bv Chambers
1902 Pearls, and Pearl Fisheries; The Guer.
,,o, MA Cham Jcrs,
3io3 Our Cousins in Ohio, by
oo, Mary Rowitt, /
3loi Ffienls and Fortune, a moral tale by
,-.o =, Anna II Drury,
o'o' MacauIay's History Of England, from
the accession OF James ID.
DIV The Ca1,ons, family Picture,
,--, Ell Bulwer.
577l Diamond and the Pearl.
5772 Midnight Sun a Pilgrimage,
by + B'cmcr,
5ioo Raphael; or Pages of the book Of lite at
twenty by Aiphonse Iamattine I
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Administrators Sale

DY ordcr ofthe Hon. Court of Probate of the
IL town of Newpor', the undersigned will sell
On Thursday, the l1lh day Of May next, at !
o'clock, A. VI, on the promises, at Public Auc-
ton, in said Newport, all, or so much of the real
estate of which Thomas HuIson, late of SAID
Newport, dec died seized and possosscd,as Will be
sufficient to make ~ the deficiency of his per-
sonal estlte for the payment OF HIS debts, with
incidental charges consisting OF a lot OF land
with the buildings thereon standing, situated on
the north side of Prospect-iIill street, between
Spring and Corne streets, in said Newport, late
the homestead Of the said decd.
mar22d BENZ. MUMFORD, Admin.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

Si'h young man of the name OF -. J.. To~n
end, and uses lis name 10 put up a aSarsapaaril
"a, which they call pr. Townsend's Sarsap aparilla
lcnominating il GENUINE Original, etc. This
Townsend is no doctor and never was but was
formerly worker on railroads, canals, and the
like Yet he assumes the title of Dr., for the
purpose of gaining credit kr wha. fe is not
rhl. is TO caution the public no, to be deceived
and purchase none but the genuine original Old
DR.. Jacob Tow wnscnds Ssrsaperilla, having on II
the Old Dr's. likeness, his family coat OF arms
and his signature across the coat of arms.
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Sarsapariisa, Tomato and Wild
Cherry eSieterS

Are entirely unrvalled ior the cure ol,ue
diseases before enumerated. They aio oruri.
veTSal use III New England and highly ap.
preclaed by all classes OF people.
The price of this extract is ONLY 10 cents
per botuc yet it is so highly concentrated thai
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article ~ use
d + BRADLEE g. SON l30 Washington
street, Proprietors Of the above valuable medi-
cine.
AGENTS-Newpor,, r. J. TAYLOR
bristol. Briggs Il Day. Warren, w. II. Du-
val Providence, J. Wadsworth, and dealers
IN medicine generally throughout New Eng
land. Oct II 1918 "
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Dalicy's Animal Galvanic Cure
All

VliiS invaluable article, has lately been
= discovered 10y The same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has cured
Bone spawn, Poll Evil, StamourS, Sprans
Calls, Grease, Sores and Bruises.
3'I' See printed Pamphlets, and read tho
testimony therein contained
Owners OF Horses and valuable cattle give
the Gaivanic Curc-hll one fair trial and NV
word for II, you will never be without i, a(Icf.
wards X. X. HAZARD, Agent for New
port.
Febl5 W.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES NEWPORT L. THURSDAY MORNING. NAY 1910

Heaven forbid that we should deal i'm an
article which would bear the most distant re-
semblance TO s L Townsend's article and
which should bring down upon the Old DIR
such mountain load OF complaints and Grim
inansrse IRON Agents who have sold, and pur
chatios who have used S Z Townsends Fer
menting Compound.
/ We wish il understood, because il is the alb
solute truth, that 5 Townsend's article and
Old DIR jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla are
heaven wide apart, and infinitely dissimilar
that they are unlike in every particular, hav-
ing not one single thing in common.
II AS Townsend is no doctor, and never
was, is no chemist, no pharmace utist-knowr
no more of medicine or disease than any othe
common, unscientIfic, u1professional man,
what guarantee can The public have that they
are receiving genuine scientific medicine,
containing ] the virtues of the articles used in
| preparing it, and which are incapable of
changes which might reLder them The Agents
Of Disease instead OF health.
II But what else should be expected from one
who knows nothing comparatively Of medi'
cine or disease. IL requires person Of some
experience to cook and serve up even com
mon decent meal. How much more impor.
tant is it that The persons who manufacture
medicine, designed for
WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEBLED
SYSTEMS,
should know well the medical properties Of
plants, the best manner OF securing aud con-
centraling their healing virtues, also an exten-
Slve knowledge OF the various diseases which
effect The human system, and 10 adapt rene
dies 10 these diseases
1t is to arrest frauds upou the unfortunate. TO
pour balm into wounded humanity, TO kindle
hope in the the despairing bosom, to restore
health and bloom, and vigor INTO the crushed
nd broken, and 10 bansh infrmly that OLD
! Or. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGAT
and FOUND the opportunity and means to
hrlng his
GRAND UNIVERSAL CONCENTRATED
REMEDY
within the reach. and to the knowledge of all
who need il, that they may learn and know by
joyful experience, us
/ rRANSCENDENr POWER TO HEAL.
/ Principal Office l02 Nassau street. New
/ York City.
/ sf General Agents FOR Rhode Island
/ CHAPLIN ~ THURBER No. 81 West.
minister atret, Prov idenc.
ES. q. TAYLOR.
Thames Street, Agent for Newport.
JIn ., lSi9 ".
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,SlmpllOnS, ,sASthma, Phthislc, Splitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, and all Pulmonary Alice.
\ ions and Diseases The Lungs. The opin.
ons OF those who have used it can be seen from
the following extracts from their leuers.-"l
have used II now Tor eleven years, aud am con-
! iidcnt that II has been the means OF preserving
my life TO the present day" II consider it an
invaluable remedy in all Pulmonary Com.
plaints.' at has everywhere given Uniyer-
ly has been entirely cured Of Consumption by
the use Of it, Having been thirty wears
troubled with the phthiSic, and under The care
Of the most eminent physicians, and having re.
sorted TO every kind OF remedy with but hule
benefit, ii has, after a trial OF Two years, never
failed Of giving immediate relief" "iiaving
been troubled more than twenty years with the
Asthma, without being much benehued | was
entirely relieved ana apparently restored TO
good health by one weeks use Of it,"
- Beware of Countereits and limitations.
such as Carter's Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam. American Pulmonary Balsam. and others,
in part bearing the name! Enquire for The
article by its whole name, the ''Vegetable Pul.
monary Balsam,' and see that it has the writ
ten signature of VIM. Jon'n Cutler, upon a
yellow label, on The blue wrappers Each TO,
lie and sea is "Veg pmpeelabe Pulmonary
talSam."
Prepared by&ccdstaCutler, Importers and
Wholesale dealers inMedlcine, Paints, Chem
Gals and Dye StufTS, "a Chatham street, Bos
Ton, and sold by Druggists. ApoihecarieS, ana
Country Merchants generally, For paricu.
'ars and recommendations see Pamphlet ac-
compahylng each bottle. Price 80 cents. For
sale in Newport by X. Il. Hazard Il. J. Tay.
lor, and q. G. Hazard.
Oct %. ISlS tim
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Murray House.

CORNER OF PELHAM s. CoRNE SITS
WILL bc opened for the reception ofcor, "a n,
on the FIRST ~ April hv the subscriber undorth
direction Of Mrs. MURRAY its late proprietor
and he bcgS 10 assure former patrons, aud th.
public, that no eSertion viii 10 spared 20 sustain
hs present reputation. wN r. WILSON.
Newport Nsr 10
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Notice,

THE Co.partncrsl,ip heretofore existinl
under the firm Of PARKER d. WEAVER i
d ssolvcd this day by mutual consent and al
persons indebted TO the late firm are r, que It
ed to make immediate payment to jacob Wsa
yer who is authorized to.seitle the same.
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
JACOB WEAVER
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Read the fOIlC wing Al strcssing
Case OF piles cured

". JenEin>, Esq, OF Columbus, Dino, Sec
reiaty the Ohio Insurance Company, who
vas taken TO New York in exircuie dtbi'iiy,
with p'les. to have an operation performed by
he celebrated DIR. Mott, aS the only chance ,o
ave hiSliie, accidentally heard ofthe Pain Es.
'ractot, states, "ior wears ~, disease deGed
medical skill, and grew worse, until life be.
ame ntOlerablc. a soon O. commenced
rsng th. Salve, rested in bed for the night.
he frsi time IN many months the Frequency of
he discharges sbaled, IN few weeks the Tvs.
snisficsersien vss entirely suppressed and
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kiusley's Express.

fT77-7yzy1 The Subscriber continues to run
.is1@ssssg an EXPRESS, from this place, daily,
by which packages, &c., may be forwarded and
delivered by faithful men, to any part of the Uni.
ted States. All orders and packages left at tho
Dhcc, No. II, 1nomcs street, Ne@pOrt, will mco,
With prompt attention.
dec E9tt r. B. KINSLEY.
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The great superiority of "2-1cus' Co..
poInd SarSaPa!illl over all other pre-
lratlons OF SarsaparilIa and Pills. Is their col
)centalcd form, and purity of the extract
which, being combined with other vrgeIa,l
extracts, reader them the most purifying of al
medicines.
The peculiar yilacs of the Sarsoparl,a ryo
| have fora long Il. c a.uaCtCd the attention O
The med. al prcl,, ion aud tie public, an,
great III. crest Aua Duen CUpctcd to The develop
mcu'a OF lis m-Jl,a, r,rI cities. various Syru!
Tuciurcs, cad D,toc,.-H- have been preparc,
from it. all of which have been found to con
tam i.j,lc or none Of the valuable properties ,
he root Medical men are aware how Sligh'l,
the root yields It's virtues by maccIo'ion ~ WI
er, and The imp0SSbllIiy of retaining II whel
repaired in Alcohol. Hence the great yaiu
OF lhe solid eAlrdct Of which these pills ar
prepared one box OF the Compound OF Sa
>aparlla Pills contains more Of thc SaTsapau
la than is contained IN two bottles ollhc SyruI
usually used
The proprietor experimental for seyer'
wears to obtain from tie root a solid ext ACT
which should possess all its valuable properie'
in their most concentrated form, wuIch b,
combined into the form OF Pills, and has use,
them IN his practice with The most astonishing
success, and at the suggestion OF many friends
nc NOW DhCls lHElH 10 tHc puuilC III Il pllC'
which makes them The cheapest medicine it
the world, with the full assurance that they WI.
be found to be the 6e>l medicine prepared.
The Compound SdTSaparila Pins are used
fOrthe permanent cure Of those diseases which
arise from an impure state of the blood and
morbid -ercel ions oC The Liver and stomach
VIZ ErySipclS Scotia or Kings Evll, u
GERS, Sc1ld Head, Obstinate Cuaneou, Erup
tlons, B,oJch-s, Hojl>, PImplc~, sore, We:. o.
IuHamol Eyes G'audu'ar SwoilagS, RheuGaj
Ic Affections Pains Of the Bones and Joints
DrOp>v. Dyspepsia, Asthma, DIarrhUa, Dy sen
terry, Coughs, Colds, Inflammation of The
LungS lhaurnza Indigestion. ieadaChc, Jaun
lice, General and Nervous Debility, Femal'
Complaints Bilious Diseases, and Disease,
arising from an iniuliciOuS use Of Mercury
and whenever medicine Is required to puTlil
and nvigoraie the system.
They are n purcl, vegetable compound an,
may be- used by parsons Of all ages. They arc
pleasant to the rala.n, and produce no nausea
uneaSne>S or gIiping IN thelr operation. Hun
ire ts ot crr.iGcq'es could be gwen Oi person,
who have used thtm with the g caicst bench
Purchasers will be uarlicuar tOask Tor Rob
eilN' Compound Sarsnparila Pills, and oh
serve that the wrapper on each box has Ia.
slmlIc of the signature ui JOS ROBERTS.
VI. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
Al application, Tor Agencies, aHd letters oi
he subject Of the medicine. must he address sc
post paii) ~ G. T.. FAY, New No CIV. Gei
nroi Agent Tor llc United State, BnuSh al,
WeSl India Provinces.
u. TAYLOR and G. G. c. HAZARl
geut for Ncwron.
hug Q lsiS-lr
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For Sale.

a tract Of land of 10 acres, at the north end Il
the Town, bounded on the south by Wolnut
street or tho west by 3 street on the east by a
s'reetrunnlng up on the west side ofthe common
hurying grouhI, and on the north by the DyIe
Farm,-o an extra quality for gardens, or build
ing lot, viii be sold altogether, OF in lots to suit
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy. For !urtner particulars enquire Of
JETiRO +. MITCHELL. or
DAVID BUFFUM.
N;JlI,,o,yn y No "a ,f
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GEO. l.. POMEROY
DlIIsi

This distressing disease 80 prevalent and
difficult to cure, invariably yeals to a few
thorough applications Cr my Extractor. But
Il must be distinctly understood, it musi be-
Dalley'> EXtrn nctor.ihe original and only penu.
inc article, procured at my own Depot AIS
broadway, New York, or from my authorized
Agents. viii not hold myself responsible Tor
he effects Of any o'hef Elk actor, for am too
well acquainted with the danser.ateuGing the
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Dallcy's Magical Pain Ext-ac
Barns and Scalus.

NEVER in single ins,anc", since i,s firs
" irlroGurton by me in 1889. has this un
rval!ed Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and >calds, aud y la, is Of vast imp r.
,arce especially to Gris-it heals the wound.
without ser The pain and suffering tha,
may be slved-tand in extreme cases, lie it.
seIf) 10y prompt application Of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate Of every
family.
Its effects are instantaneous when applied
to Burns and Scalds it cools and draws out
the fire and pain in few minutes. and this
constitutes the difference between NV genuine
Dllry's Extractor and the counterfeit articles
Counterfeit Extracts rritate and increase the
pain.
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JUST received and are now opening st
FRENCii- BONNET SALOON, large
'Ssci i'ment oi Fashionable BonneiS Of all mind,
which will be sold at the very love, prices. I
npi2 IRAPRENCH,
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Farm to Let.

'I'hE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bateman.
l. containing about iS acres Of excellent land
with privilege of Sea Weed, and the right of
selling, stones and gravel a large and commo-
dl"us dwelling house, which will accommodate
~ bonrdcrs, small use for the tenant, with
suitable apparatus for cooking two large barns
and CRIB, with all oth'r out buildings. For terms
apply to THOMAS J. PECKHAM. !.
/ Jan. %. t.
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agicaI Corn salye,

M ARRANTED toleffect speedy cure
w The directions are Strictl, complied with
causing no pain whatever neatly put up in
boxes with directions, at the low price of l21
cents. Prepared and sold ly G. &. Hazard
Druggist No. 81 Thames Street
ner ~
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FOR Cs.iiGrpn.

These Bttcls may be given according to the
directions, IN doses adapted 10 their age, with
perfect safety and good effect They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
aud may Justly be pronounced an ineStimable
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CoLERAINr, Mass, May 80, 1913.

/ COLERAINr, Mass, Nay ~, ISis.
| Mcs'rs. Iiyycy-l must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that Iira'es could
not be cured, have been CEurely changed, for
IN severe ease or II, avcs and bad cough, the
use OF oul, oul box Of yrar Powders tccom
plished perfect cure, aud nos, three month
since, Any I.rso shows no Indications Old.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
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Tested By The Experience and Observation Of
Thousands, for upwards Of Tionty Years
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