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WINTER NGEMENT-PAssENGER TRAINe.
To govern on and after -4prii 2, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 745 A NJ. and 3 80 PM
Leave Providence at 7.45 AN. 5.45P.M.
rrPassenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence, in E. Wing Of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, eaven
Worcester for Uxbrdge whcre connects with special
Train for Providence) l50 Am from Green Street.
UXBRiDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrdge tor Providence al Am. g. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at Is A.M.& 590PM
The through Trains at Millvie with coaches
for Satersve AT Whilins with coaches for Eat Doug
las and Whunsvilie AT Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and Il. Village AT Uxbrdge with coaches
for Milford and Mendon At Worcester with trains Of the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The IL 80 train Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Fall River New Bedford, &C.
The A. M. train rom Uxbrid2e connects atawtucs
ct with trains the Boston and Providence Railroad for
Boston and the 80 NJ from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The 345 P. NJ Train from Worcester connects at Prov"
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
The $50 P. M. train from Providence does not stop at
Ashton, Hamlet or sutton
No ed Glass Tickets sold for l30 A. NJ train, nor Tx
bridge trains.
Through Trains henceforth will not stop at Central
Falls. ISAAC HINChLEf, supt-
Aor;Io dwtf
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LOOK AT THIS!
q. L.. ESDON 81 CO.,

b L. III A R ID o II q CO.,
ARE SELLING
THEW Granite Mill SHEETINGS, 40 inches
' wide for 81 cis
MERRIMACK do, 40 inches wide for 64 cts
NEW BEDFORD do do do Ct cts
BUCK do do do II cts
POCASSETT do do do u cts.
OAK DALE BROWN SHEETINGS manufactured ct
West Boylston, new mills, very heavy, for 81 cts.
salmon Fails ShGetinSs. for Ct cts.
very heavy Family Sheetings, for 63 cts.
Very good Sheelngs, yard wide, for cts.
Also, just receiUed,
500 pieces GINGHAMS, warranted the best
goods in tn County for the price, from 10 123
also, just receiUed,
10 cases Printed CALlCOES, on tair cloths and
fast colors, and selling at 81 cts
case Indigo Blue PRINTS, warranted per-
fecty fast coors dw6w April 49,
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COpartnersIaip Notice.

'uE Uoparlnershlp heretofore existing under the firm
consent. EiRFIDGE R0ynFN i
Worcester, March SO, ls4s LEWIS E. Joy. DisN =
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n. M. WOODWARD,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GRAINEK,
no. IL Waits Blr"'r frp sTAIRsD Main Street.
DARTICULAR atI.4 ~. =. - the Imitation OF the
various kinds OF Marble used for Maniel Pieces Cen
Tables, Soda Fountain Slabs, &C. Also, bLuChlNG
Entries space Ways and Dining Rooms, in imitation OF
English Sand stone Free Stone, and Sienna Mabe-Qhe
very desirable for all public rooms, as the
wals can be cleaned very readily)
Ornamental amt Panel Painting on Walls, executed I'D
FrescO Secco and in Oil Paint.
Store and Office WINDOW SHADES at prices from
S. to $50 per pair.
ScroA BGdered Signs, very neat style for indoor use
executed in good taste.
man. Egyptian full Block, English and German Text
Scrpt, and Ornamental styles.
lie will endeayor please all who may favor MIN win
orders in his line OF business.
N. b. All orders from the Country attended to with
promptDess and all work finished at the time speched
Worcester, April 90 dsm
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

PARLORS, SALOONS & HALLS tastefuLy decorated
BY w. 81 f. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS. having had eight
years experience (atKITTREDGE g. BLAKEs, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boston feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
Chairs, CoUCHEs, made to order persons in want OF
nice article would do well to call before purchasing
can furnish articles superior to any in the city
Cured, lair, Palm Leaf, and spring MATTRESSES made
to orders old Mattresses picked and made good
Pew Cushons-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds OF Upholstery work repaired and superior
mqnner. w. d F. A. BROWN
March %. dom IS Main ST., Worcester.
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CAKD.

VIE undersigned having retired from the late firm of
MERRiFIELD 81 HAPGooD, takes this opportunity 10
recommend the successors of that firm Messrs JOY a.
HAPGOOD, to the favor and patronage of the public
March So le49. [A2dtfl A. NJ. MERRIFIELD
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B0NNETS- B0NNETS,

J0n0 NEW BONNETS of every descrip-
OOO ton, including
Beautiful French Laces from 81 so to So
CHINA PEARLS from SO cts. to so.
ROCK RICE, very pretty article.
ENGLISH DUNSTABLE from 5 LIS to S.
Colored French Lace, very beautiful and new.
English Fancy Braids, all styles
MISSES FRENCH LACEs,
do Fancy Braids, China Pearls, &c.
ChIdren'S Hats and Bonnets, in great variety.
BONNET RIBBONS in almost infinite variety, and
all prices from to so c's.
70 No one should think of buying Bonnets,
without examining this very desirable as,
sortnent (the cheapest In New England OF
May l. dw H. H. CHAMBERLIN.
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N(lTICE.

VIE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
change. ELBRIDGE BOYnEN
April Q. AZ
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MOTE RnIINm


FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
&-A Il 'OH good Property the Gig Of W0rceSter-
sa.fh miles from the City Worcester containing
.'ss4 about 100 acres OF Land-comprsiDg 40 acres Of
Fasturng ~ acres Tage 10 OF good Interval ID
acres OF thrifty young Wood, and the balance is thrifty
Sprout Lanu offrom one TO three years growth Good
Buildings, aqneduct, ochardiug, &c. Ii will he sold or
exchanged together in lots to suit Inqu of T.
WAsHBURN, Forester, or G. il. WARREN, Snre,es5urV
on tne premises. DIV April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-15

USome person in Pittsfeld, Mass has
been imposing on the creduli,y Of the New
York Evening Post, by communicating TO
that paper the beautiful poem entitled "The
Hours" portion OF which we published
yesterday, as an original production, and !,
was published rs such in The Post. The
poem was written by C.. =. Cranch, and was
publishei by him, with his name years ago.
We should have supposed that Mr.. bryant,
the editor Of The Post, himself one of our
hrs: poets, would have detected the plag gar-
ism. The poem. without, the remarks which
we now make, was worked or or the out
side of yesterdays paper before we were
aware Of it. As published by The Post ,grea,
injustice is done to the real author, MIR.
Cranch, as two verses are omitted, and the
others are transposed in an awkward man
her, and otherwise murdered. The poem,
as originally written and published by MIR.
Crinch reads thus -
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Sloops Arion, Hudson, New Yoik Prov
Nathan Hale, Cro~ell, Mobile for do; Jane
Long, lone, New York for do Mose.
Eddy, Hull, New York Tor do y; Resolution,
Holloway WEXFORD Washington, Nichols,
South King tom Reply, Hubbard, South
Port
TUESDAY Nov ~
Schr Almira, Rogers Spellman, Albany;
Inn TuniS Crane, Wareham, Norfolk.
Sloop Franklin, Vars, Stonington, Bis.
tol.
CLEARED
Big P'inee, de Joinvile, IIavan,, New
Orleans
S!oop Arion, Hudson, New York Prov.
MEMORANDA
Arrived at Norfolk, 4ih, Schr Brookhaven
Burdck from TINS port.
A. Havana, ID inst.. Lisbon, Smith, diSg
Random Burdiek, for Mobile; Cardiff, Mes.
ser, from this port, disg.
CLEARED
Sch Sarah. Reynolds for New Orleans.
NOTICE TO MARINER.
We ate requested by the inventor, To state
for the formation of the public, who are
interested in the navigation OF thu sound,
that the A" air whistle was taken from Of
the BarlIctt's Reef Light Vessel, when this
vessel was brought into this port short
time since.-.Ner LOndom Chronicle
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HOW UNCLE BILL "DlD A LAND
IORDr

There lived some years since in thrIv-
inc Connecticut river village of New Hamp-
shire, a lively little old man of sixty years,
who was famlliarly called 4" Uncle BILL
lie was poor, fond of drink, and when
sho Of change, always ready with some
cunning expedent to procure one.
Ono hot summers day the old man came
putting and sweating into the porch Of the
village tavern, where sa. Mr.. b., the land
lord, whom he thus addressed
Like to los, everything in your garden,
landlord; jest as | came along ! see halt a
dozen cows in there. bu, drove 'em out
before they done much damage"
Much obliged TO you for our trouble"
said Mr. Is. won't you take drink :"
"Don, care il | do t,ke cooler; made
m. ta,h u warm runnin' after the tLrnal
crit rs"
The oil man took his liquor, and after
,o,d,np.his short pipe, sat down to take
smoke.
lie puHed away in silence for long
inns. chucklinQ occasionally with sclfsat-
,.6ed air probably a, the funny forms as
suncd by his smoke-U rea,hs.
Getting up a, lac, to GO. he sald, "Didn !
tell You. landlord, hou the eo'' got into the
y, lcu
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eJ-The Governors Of some seven or cigh,
States and the authorities OF the District Of
Columbia have assigned Thursday, the Goth
instant, as a day Of Thanksgiving one or
two other States have fixed on different
days, and many States have not yet namel
the time. Last year we expressed the hope
that the time was not far distant when the
same day would be observed throughout the
country, and that it would be named by the
President. A nation, particularly like our
own. ought yearly to appropriate one day
from the jarring discord, Of the world. and
keep it sacred for purposes of holy Thanks
giving for the multtudious favors and other
wise unacknowledged mercies Of God to-
wards US. 1t is an imposing spectacle to
behold nation like the American univer-
sally atstaining from all secular employ
ment, and going up to the temple of the
Most High, and offering TO him the hon.
age of grateful hearts in token Of gratitude
for the marked dispensations Of His good
ness and love. His holy day, Of course, is
kept; and We would have a National
Thanksgiving. There is no reason why
one State should make this observance more
than another, for all parts Of our common
country are equally blessed, and therefore
the day should be sacred National Festi
val. We hope to see this matter urged by
the press generally, and when the Season
again returns, let the Presidents Procama-
ton invite the American people to return
thanks to God, on the same day, through
out the length and breadth of the whole land
where Freedom dwels and which is emf
oen,ly favored with the riches, blessings Of
Him who reigns on high, and rules human
i,y on earth.
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and many other complaints sprin q ing from ,
arrangement Of tho secrtve OF gsLs ard the
circulation, have been raised as il were fro,
the rack Of disease, and now, with rsg.ncr.
nIed constitutions, gladly TESTIFY TO the flea.
cy of this ineNtinsble preparation. The les
ilmuny of those who have been cured b, iis
W. with thsiT r-,iicnc's has Teen tnhlish-
cd from time To lime and weIr II dc>I able.
mas Of the most ov.rS hclrIing testimony
could hc hrou lat onward. proSing mot con.
clus.ycly il, Ine,iimable yslhe. Thc't Tict-
ed, ard hose Who have nm used this medi-
ci e, are invited TO make atrial of its virtues
and approp Iato 10 them elves tho ben, fits
which II alone can bcstow. 90.
'TRUrn is sTRAsGER rHAr Florlos.'
The alteration of tho reader is called 10 the
following astonishing eurr, effected We tho
use oi Sands Sarslpsrilla.
Thrsis 80 c-r,IIy that Lsves co orcd wo.
msn who has hecn afflicted for The last five
yoars with Scrolula, and oil the remedies
used sd no cGsrt in srteSing the progresS
cfthe complaint; on the contrary, .hc cor
SANDY grew worse ard after expanding be-
tween SO and $50 with p ysIcians. be,id-.
using other popular Temeiics without success.
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made it's APPEARANCE on various
parts other body, and had finally CONNER ed
it's rsvsgeS in the roof OF hel mouth
Ia this cadful situation, with the pros.
pect OF death staring Ter in the face, ! stated
Increase to DR. Di>oswny, the agent for Sands
Sas,varlls in Newheru, N. g.. by whom
was advised to use that trucle; aud 10 my
surprise and lha, Of my neighbors. TO whom
her case was known, after using four aud
halfbottles she was restored 10 perfect health,
and that in The space OF three weeks, and was
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commcnc ID taking il.
In witness Of the truth Of This statement.
have hcreunio affixed my name this 10Th day
Of Sept, lSi7.
JOSEPH McCOTTER, JP
Mouth Of Mouse River, Craven Co, n. e..
r. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
Nov l2
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-.g,4 , :, - s.Izrag u {. gy..y
- -, ::4ss5Sss zta1tsssfIfsa3.ss-yss

Tnis extraordinary medicine is rapidly
taking the place Of SARsAPAKILLA. For
many years SarSdpartHa has been deemed
the most certain agent fo- the publication
of the blood hut it is now well understood
that the CANcHALAGUA or CALI ORSIA IL.
infinitely its superior. s!
The manufacturer "f "7o'ensspd'S $ !ar-
SaparHla' has I ubllcly admitted that IT is
'rAR BETTER THAN 5 ARsAP h r IA,
and the originator Of the GhAEFEHsrKG
CoMrANy" has pronounced it "rAR yERv
FAR SUPERIOR TO Any AND ALL TnE SkR.
sAPhRILLAs OF THE DAy.' IL has also re-
cciyed the sanction of the FRENCH
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, thus drs,in-
gushing il from n .NoStrum or S ert Prep
ardtion On this account IL is especially
recommended to the notice Of the MEDI.
CAL FACULTY. 1t is of great impor-
'ance that the CASCHALAGUA should be
used in the form of rURE ExTRAcT. The
genuine article is prepared by Ma. GAY
ONLY.
The Subscrc or aware Of the intrinsic
mcri's Of The Canohalaguo has been led TO
introduce it extensively from California.
1t has met with UNPRECEDENTED POPULAR.
ITY having commended itself to public at.
teniion from its most remarkable efficacy in
the PREvESTIoS g. CURE OF Fer'r and .8gue,
Consumption, Coughs, CoidS. hfUn2a;-
asthma, BrOnchiiS SerotuIa, Gout, Rhs nm
atism, .N'uraigia, Erysipe'as, Lumbago,
Peurisy, JnuHdice, Dyspepsia, CoshrcneSS,
Piles, Dyscntcry, Dropsy, Lipey Diseases,
Bilious Complaints, .NerriouS affections,
CautdnrOuS DiSorderS, and IN all dist,mperS
pcc1liair IN FEMALES or whieh originatc IN
iMPURITY OF THE BLOOD OR CoSsrIPArIos OF
THS BOWELS.
DEPoTs.
NEw foRK- Gothic Hall. BIG Broadway.
BosToN-No . State Street.
PmLADELPHIA-No l52 South Fourth-S ST.
FREDERicK A. GAY, Proprietor,
3l6 Broadway, New York
Sold by II. J. TAYLOR, agent, Newport.
Nov. !.
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BRIGHTON MARK I;T,
Thursday, Nov. 3.

At market, 1909 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores,
lG pairs Working Oxen, SO Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs 700 Swine.
Prices Beef fCatlle-Extra So first quail.
ity $5 76; I'd do SIS 50; Sd ID g..
Storss-Yearlngs, 81 to 10 yycars old,
80 to 10 g years old, $l5 to %.
Working OIsn-Sales at $50, IS, 20, 7s
and 90.
Cows and Calves-$ls, 20, %, 2s, 81, 81.
Sleeps and Lambs-$l 81, ~, IS. 81,
and 2 25.
Swine-3 10 4 lie. Retail, 4 l-2 to
8 Lee. Fot Hos &c.
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Ml nlarine 1ntslllsents. LID
PORT or NEwP PORT.
ARRIVED
ARRlVED

THURSDAY Nov 8
Bark Portland, Paine, Sag Harbour, Bos-
ton
Sloops Fanny Elssler, Mathew. Yarmou h,
Market Chief. Briggs, Fail River, New
Yolk; Helen, Ri,man, Bntl, New Bed.
ford.
FRIDAY Nov
Schs Post Boy, Crowcl, BarnSworth,
New York, w T King, Taylor, Farnsworth
Albany.
sloop Elect, Wing, Nantucket, Albany (;
Planter, Cartwright, Prov sag Harbour /;
eleanor, Ilo1ic, Prov, New York
SUNDAY Nov II
sloops james Cook, Tavn'op, Hartford ;
! Pierce, Godfry, Taunton f.r do; Mon'tor,
Davis, Fall River Tor New London Mary
Elizabeth, Davis, Prov
MONDAY Nov ~
Brig Prince d, Jcinvllle, Gardner Havana,
New York.
schr Sarah, Reynoll', wexford Nov Or
leans.
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No." said Mr.. b., show was it p
Il" Why, ! took down the bars and drove
'em In myselfl"
And The old fellow siumped off, leaving
the neltled Mr.. B., TO the laugh Of the by
ISLANDERS,
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The Hours.

The hours are viewless angels,
That still 90 Gliding by.
And bear each minutes record up
To Him who sits on high.
AMI we, who walk among them,
AZ ono by one departs,
Sec not that they are .hoveriug
Forever round our hearts.
Like summer bees that hover
AIouRd the idle flowers,
They gather every act and thought,
These viewless angel hours.
The poison or the nectar,
Our hearts deep hower-cups ieid,
A sample still they gather swift,
And leave US in the Aed.
And some iii, by on'pinions
VI gorgeous gold and blue,
And some fly on with dropping wing
OF sorrows darker hue.
Put still they steal the record.
And bear il far away;
Their mission flight by day or night,
No magic powers can stay.
And as we spend each minute
That God 10 US hath given,
The deeds are known before His throne;
The tale 10 told in Heaven.
Tt csc bse-like hours We see not,
Nor hear their noiseless wings;
Wo only feel, tco Oft, who's flown,
That they have left their s,ings.
So teach me, Heavenly Father
To spend each flying hour,
Tha,as they go, they may not show
My heart poison flower
So, whsn death brings its shadows,
The hours that linger last
Shall bear my hopes on angel-winrs,
Unfe,ter'dby the pss.
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NGITT6eI.

In Pr"vidsncs, on the l7th inst Henry f.
Richards and Harriet p. Gushing, daughter
of Henry Gushing, all Of that city. On tho
Sth, Edward A. Greene, and Hannah G.
Smith, daughter Of Amos d. Smith, Esq,
all of that city.
In Boston, OH the 9th ms. Hon. Robert
G. Winthrop and Mrs. Laura Derby WellcS
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Dfr0.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, Miss
Sarah Albro, daughtet Of Daniel Altro, aged
lS years.
On Wednesday, Harriet A. IIarr ngton,
daughter Of George Harrington, aged 26
wears
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ROTTERDAM, Schenectady Co. N. Y.

ROTTERDAM, 81 henectady Co. ~. L.
DIR. J. S. Wood-Dear Sir--I am anxious
the world should know ofthe extraordinary
virtues Of your SarmpariIla Elixir. MY
son has been so very low with chronic hu-
mors for the past three years that we had
despaired of his life for more than year
past. lie was unab o lie in bed his hip
drawn upquite out Of place, and when
moved his pains were In tolerable-he
has had il lanccd three times sometime
dischaiging more than a quart and pint of
matter lie is fast improving under the
use Of your Elixir. indeed the physicians
Or. Van Ensham and DIR. KGder, say II is
the very best thing he can take II he does
without it few dhys he is much worse.
but by its use he improves very fast
Please let mo have another bottle, und
oblige your grateful friend,
SUSANNAII FIDKINS.
To whom il may concern. Having
made use of DIR. Woods Elixir of Safsapa.
rlla and also ear ned from him The iugre.
dent of which ii Is composed, ! can most
unhcSiiaiingly say, that | consider II the
best preparation Of the kind now IN use,
and recommend II to the consideration Of
all persons in any way afflicted with dis
ease.
E,CHuRCH. ~. ID.
Marshal. May -, lsl7
The Rev. ;. Il. Rnwson, Of Albany, n
worthy divine. having heard much oi the
merits Of the Eliyr, was induced to try u
in general debility aud sctmula and he
considers 1t the best article ever offered
to the American people.
Albany. May 26 iSI7.
DR. Wood procured one bottle oi your
excellent SarSaparilla ELIXIR, and having
used par, of II, | am ready to say TINT
consider It the best article ior persons de-
bilitated and Of ScroluluuS habllS ever OTTER
ed'to he American people
u r. RAWSON
Rev =. W llurhc",k. Pastor of The
Wa,hinr,on .' VI l. Chutgh Ol ihI cuE,
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SourH AMERICA from Rio
janeiro TO October 4, Mon,ovido September
IS, and Buenos Ayres September IL, are
received. The crop Of coffee in Brazil is
reported to much shorter than the year be
fore. Tie U. s. ship Brandywine was al
Rio. all well. Great naval armamen's were
in preparation a, Buenos Ayres against
whom unknown. Political questions re-
main unchangei. The difficulties with
Parapua continue. I, ssaid that San Olnda,
the Brazilian minister, secretly favored Par
apuY.
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DIR. CORBETT'S
CONCENTRATED sYkUy OF
GA SADARITl

The Agents Of this invaluable rropnsstion
ask the public only to read "plnn unvsrnish.
ed statements of cures, and then Judge
for themselves. -,
I'os'on, Feb 3, lS4o.
To Edward Brinlcy & %.
Ds.R SIus:-As I am about leaving 10
pass the winter at the South, am happy 10
state by your request, the ben, fits 1 have
derived through the Use Of Or. Corb, ti'S
Shaker syrup OF Sar,apnnlla. Some iiino
since, found the tone of my stomach weak
ening then my & od oppressed me in
however little Jnanuly used, and my
Streug failed me daily. Ny skin became sub!
iect 10 a disgusting humor,n times go apgrn.
vatcd as TO affect my eve sight. had u.cd
but little mrdicIne, a rshod mere on diet.
ing md .ca--balhlng- IN winter using
the yapor md Sulphur Baths But these
isilcd of all cure. My skin became more
irrtaed, my 'yesight was weak cped, ny
stomach di>inolned TO food, and nm il ri, ,,o
of the Lungs was insidiously developing
Unhappy al my condition, by the advice
Of a friend ] adopted the ussof Cort ru's
Ssrsspafllls.
If,er using only sir hotties 4 find the
one Of ny sIomsch 10 fast being restored, III.
trr,a ton OIL my Lungs subdu,d, and . most
aegrsvstIng con, tpaiOn Of the bowels wholly
dspellcd. To Corbsi' Ssrsnpaiills ds I al
ons si,rbute these cuies; 30 rejecting all
other m.dicInes, ON this only have relied.
You can use this IN any manner Jon think
best for suHerIng r humanity, and believe m.,
Your grateful snd relieved friend,
BEN. JONES ROBER1S
Suffolk, %.
Boston, Feb. ~, 1919
Before ss,
BENZ u. CURRIER,
For sale in Nswpori,by X. X. HAZARD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-15
CARDING, SPINNING. &C.

1'HE .pnct.her respectfully informs The
pu5.'c 'trt he las taken lhs Union Min;
IN Po'tmoulIi,, II. and is preparcd To
Gard and Spin Wool n, The shortest no,ir.
IN the hest manner and on the ~, Q, reason.
abc terms
All noollef m,lss Stare + samuel cn,t
rieify Wharf, Newport, or m Boyds Miil,
Portsmouth,, viii NJ at,rnd.d 10 with dis.
pieh, lie al."grlnd. corn. .,,
Az wishing " ol cardrd {" spun at the
sub>cIh - Mil in Iolhmouth' (rofnerly
Asa ii'nds,) win please l.nvr il NJ tho store
of Mr.. Israel ,. Lake. No 90 head nj BROAD
Street CARMI uARRIN CToN
Nov 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-15
NJ. 205 Broadway, n. Y

The Proprietor Of this medicine has receiv
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofthe various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable but the ahoTe
arc deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej
nd ced mind of its value and superiority
above oil other preparations.
Principal Office, , Fulton St, ~ Y, up
stairs.
Price, 80 cents per bottle, or hotties for
81 So G. G. G. HAZARD.
Novl Agent for Newport