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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01
From the Christian Freeman.

H RELIABLE EVIDENCE OF THE EFF
I|CACY OF BUCHAN'S HUNGA RlABAL.'l
SAM.-While we Iepudiate quackery, e arem
always pleased 10 give credit for thahich wi
IS truly useful, and TO give iniormalionhich ~
cray benefit others. A few days ago, arothN N
or OF ours, from Norway, Me, came into oul
Office, in comfortable health, whom we did
not expect 10 see again on earth. We receiv.
ed letter few weeks since from another
brother, resident in the house with him. saying
hat he was confined 10 his bed, and could not
probably continue but a short time. Judge
then OF our surprise when we saw him enter
our Office. he has slight cough rcmaining 2
as II wonld be natural that he should have, un-
I'll he has had further time for acquiring
strength of lungs. But he is in comfortable
health. The following letter which he ad.
dresses to the general Boston Agent for the
medicine which has restored him SO wonder
fully, will show what medicine has been the
lnstrumen, OF the good work. &
Boston, Feb l6, lS47.
DR.. d. F. Bradles, Sir II, cannot refrain
from saying word in commentator of Bu-
chan's Hungarian Balsameof Life" Here is
plain statement OF Me,s in relation TO my
! aSe and If they are Of any service IN inducing
the sick TO seek relief a. the source from whence
] obtained it, shall be thankful.
NV residence is Norway Me. i;Three years
i"S' ioi lOOh q NlOleHt COlu, WHICH IeIl
cough of the mot aggravating kind, accom-
panied by severe pain in the left side. Last
June had become so feeble, that | was obig-
ed 10 quit all work, and was confined to he
house until about four weeks since. DurIn,
that time received the best medical alieu,
dance, and tried nearly all the medicines which
are recommended in such cases, but could find
no ree, but grew worse, and for The last three
weeks was confined 10 my bed. Two OF my
physicians gave me up as past recovery. But
as fortune would have it, heard OF the Hun
garian Balsam and Immediately procured q
bottle. This gave me instant relief, and six
b b,tIleslhave broken up my cough and placed me
in situation toresume, with advanc ing health, |
nv nsual occupation. Yours truly,
CHURCHILL COBB.
ID. f. Bradlee, l30, WashingIon.st sole |
Agent for the U. 5. and British Provinces.
Fo sale in Newport, by
iebli r J. TAYLOR.
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Abperliscments nrm this hlornin!
GgJGTEONS.

" VIII be sold at Public Auction on the
Farm owned and improved by John J. Tiley
in Portsmouth, on Thursday, 18th March, a
10 o'clock, A. NJ, if fair, if not, the next fail
days cows, pair oxen, ! horse, about 1OC
hens, a quantity of first rate hay. and straw,
about 300 bushels Of oes, ploughs, harrows, |
corn shelter. OK cart nearly new, ] covered
wagon, heavy wagon, churn, milk pans
| cult, ator, forks and other farming utensils
Also, a number of rails. The above farming q
utensils are nearly new.
marl ,3w.
JOHN COGGESHALL, Auct'nr.
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CAUTION EXTRA

man by the name Of CLAPP has engaged
with young man of the name Of =. p. Town
send and uses lis name to put up Sarsnparil.
la. which they call nr. TownsenA's Sarsaparilla
denominating it GENUINE Original, etc. Thi,
Townsend is no doctor, and never was but Wa
formerly worker on railroads, canals, and tho
like. Yet he assumes the title of Dr., for the
purpose Of gaining credit for what Re is not
Thi. is to caution the public not TO be deceived
and purchase none hut the genuine original Old
DR.. Jacob Tovnsend's Sarsaparilla, having on il
the Old Drs. likeness, his family coat of arms
and his signature across the coat Of arms
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Jamaica. Queens County, s tate Of New York
had IN the 18th day of February, 1873, at foul
O'Clock, p. W.. Ia and TO the following real es.
tate in s,il Newb,r vz:-fwo certain lots oi
Ian l, wlth dwelling house thereon, and bound
ed az follows, viz 49, One lot noItbby Mari street
east bv lands of John Springer, south by lands
of William a. Altman, and west by Division
. street lhe second lot doins the first and 10
bound north by lands Of John Springer and
Trinity Church school house lo', east by Schno!
strc cI, south by land of Benjamin Finch, and
west partly by land Of William II Altman, and
partly by land of Mary and sally Potter, called
the parsonage estate.
! Also, another lot with dwelling house stable
and o:her buildings thereon, bounded north on
passageway from Thames stree, TO the saltwater
easterly, partly on land of Joseph Weaver and
partly ON Thames stieet, souIherly partly on
lands of Joseph Weaver and the lands of Carey
Congdon, deceased, and heirs OF Henry Bull de-
ceased and by another passage.way leading to
the saltwater and west by lands formerly of
Henry Bull, deceased.
Also, another lot. called the "acrc-lot" bound
ed easterly on lands Of Isaiah Crooker and
Charles Russell, southery on lands OF Martha
Hathaway, CLARK Burdick, and Joseph II. Rec
ords, west by Thames-stree,, aud north by How
ard street
Also, another lot containing by estimation five
acres, and bounded east Ivy lands of the late
Thomas Townsend, south by lands of Charles
f. Iiammett, Joshua Perry Thomas Aylvood
and Joseph II. Record, west by lands of Benia-
min Fairbanks Henry Lee, William Nowcomh
William II. Townsend, Benjamin James, Nathan
B. iIammctt, Joseph II. Record and assIgnees of
Christopher j. Bliven, and north by Bowery.
street
Also, a lot or lots containing about eight acres
and bounded north on lands of James Gould
Nathaniel Holt and the heirs of William Free
born, deceased east on land of James Shaw,
south on lands of Henry Gould and Jonathan
Hunt, and west on the Main road so called or
however otherwise the aforenamed and attached
lots may be butted and bounded, OF so much |
thereof as will satisfy said Execution together
with cost and incidental expenses. The sale to
commence with the first described lots.
VIM. v. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Feb. 20, 1919,
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! DEATH BED CoNFEssloys.-If Il were no,
for the warning voice of conscience, we should
have many important truths hid from the
word. An Old tavern keeper, in Buffalo,
once accused Of murder, among other crimes,
nut acquitted, lately fell i'll, and when advised
that his end was near at hand he manifested
a desire to have an acquaintance sent for, that
he might confess his crimes before he died -
The person sent for came, and the old man
confessed, From that person, who is highly
respectable, we learn that the statement in
wolves several rohberies Of guests at his house
and the murder for which he was arrested
many years ago, and tried but not convicted
The full particu ars Of the confession have not
been furnished us, but we learn that the old
man s,a.cd that he buried the body on the
premises Some search has been made. but
with what success, we are not informed -
During tho search on Saturday, several arti
Giles were found secreted about the premises
which indicated the truth of the confession.-
-i'"''S "''Ci 'i"Ss "dS "tI oval Drd>S Nunk,
plate, much corroded, which bears this in
scrptiUn-" T. Baldwin, Rochester, n. y"
This may afior! some clue to a mysterious
d appearance, either Of the property or per.
son of the owner, or perhaps both. These con-
fessions we think need not be questioned, as
they have been forced from the dying man by
the power df conscience under deep sense Of
rullt
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Notice.

Mr. BARKER proposes to hold Teacher
Institute at the Union Meeting House, II
Portsmouth, on Saturday next, commencing al
10 o'clock 10 be continued through the day
The School Teachers, School Committee and
the friend. II Education generally are Par,icu
larl, invited TO attend. mari
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Thursday. Feb. %, 1919.

fH"TS Su0y, rVU' - 1Vf''
At market during the week ESQ Beef Cattle
1910 Sheep, and 225 Swine.
Prices Beef Cattlc-Ran.e from SIS 81
A few extra pairs taken at something more. We
noticed one beautiful pair fttencd by X. Dor.
man of 3clchertown, Mass purchased by j. NJ
Rice Of Lowell, a, So per 100 lbs. Live weighed
1890 lbs. Also three very large cattle, ias'ened
by Clement Leach. Esp, Of Eaton, New i'rA'
taken at 81 so.
Prices shoop-Nor,hcrn 81 81 l-2 n 3 35 per
head Western stall fed 81 Ss5 PER head. Two
extra lois, one at 81 81 pa | | 50 per head.
Prices -Svine-But few sales made, and
those at retail l-2 a &c.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
rssurfss aus: SCaisis.

NEVER IN single instance, since is first
" introduction by me in 1889, has this un-
rlvallcd Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns aud Scads, aud what is of vast lnpor
tance especially to Girls-it heals the wound.
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may he savcd-(and IN extreme cases, If, IT,
self by prompt application ofmv genuine
Extract, sought TO make IT an inmate OF every
family.
Its effects are instantaneous when applied
90 Burns and Scalds il cools and draws out
the fire and pain in a few minutes. aud this
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dalcy's Extractor and ,hc counterfeit articles
Counterfeit Extracts irrltatc and incrcasc the
pain.
TO MOTHERS OE FAMILIES.
II may with truth be said, that there IS
scarcely family of small children 10 he found
but where accidents sometimes do occur amp
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns, Scalds Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
To this category of accidents may be- added,
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, RllEU-
MATlSM, ERJPTlONS SORES,
SWELLlNGS AND lNFLAM.
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ReaJ tbc fOi'ONir irg terrible
hurl OF 70 child.

From the Merchants Ledger, published in
the CITY of New York, July llth, i-I7.
II is often duty we owe ~ society, par
ticularlv m thcec times of very great deoep-
tion, TO testify publicly and voluntarily TO such
things as come under our own positive obser.
vatiun.
10 this end. a, well as IN gratitude 10 the
inventor of Dallcvs Pam Extractor. we would
state, that child Of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon red hot cooking stove,
Striking It with both arms near L> elbows and
failing upon hi knees coufnued to hang
with his hand, having caught IN 'he hui'sr,
the cover beng Of sjt the time, tll The a oh
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Notice..
Clerk Office, Court of Probate, !
Nrw Shnrehnm. Fcb. IL, $40. (

ALL persons interested in the settlement of
the final account of the Executors on the Es-
tate of NICHOLAS LlTTLEflELD, late Of
New Shoreham, dec d., are hereby notified to
attend a Court ofProbatc, to lie holden at the
Mansion House of Nicholas Lt,lcfcd, late of
said town, decd. on the 18th day Of March
next. at | o'clock. 7. VI. and he heard thereon.
}. :. PECKllAM, Prob. Clk.
mari ,3w,pd
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nlisrrllauepus.
Commissioners, Notice

WE the subscribers, having been APPOINTED by
the Court of Probate OF the town of Tiyerton,
Commissioners to receive and examine the c .aima
against the Estate Of
WESTON HICKS,
late of liyerton, d, ceafrd, represented Dsol,cnt
do hereby dive notice that six mon hs from the
first day Of January, 1919 are allowed To the
creditors OF sad Estate 10 bring in anu prove their
claims; and thot we shall attend for that purpose
at the house ofOrlin Wehber in said Tiycrton. ON
she last Saturdays ia May and June, Iel9, at
o'clock in the afternoon.
ASA GRAY,
ORLlN WEBER.
Tiverton, Mrrch /, 1919
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To Let,

A ND possession given aboutthe 25th March
A-the lower part of the subscribers house
in Newport, - one Of the most commodious
convenient and pleasant tcnements in the
town For terms, enquire ofW II. Cranston
Esq, editor of The Daily News.
JAS. ATKINSON.
feb. %, ls49-tf
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Sherif's Sale.
NEWPORT, SC

By yirire Of an Execution issued ou, of Of
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Cour, County CO
Newpor', Angus, Term, 1915, in ih,o' Of Pcar,o
and Turncr, of Newport in said County, and
mcdirected and delivercd,- will sell at Public
Auction 10 the highest bidder. on I'll rsday the
18th day e March, lst9, at eleven o lock, \.
NJ. in fron' ofthe United States Hotel, all the
,irh,. title, md interest that ,trsham Fleet Of
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List of Voters Of the Town of
NpWnOrt. lS49.

The Town Council Of the Town Of Newport
will meet at the Towu Hall, in Newport, on
Wednesday the l4th day of March instant, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose OF correct
ing the lists of voters for this town, as the law
directs the lists are posted up at the Post
Office, the upper and lower markets and in
the Town Clerks Office, and other places in
town; all persons whose names are not on the
lists, who are entitled to vote, are requested
to make il known. in time TO have them put
on. By order,
B b. ROWLAND. Council Cl'k.
Newport, March lst. lSi9.
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Notice.

The WHlGS Of Newport, who are in favor
of taking measures to illuminate, and make
other demonstrations of rejoicing on tha 9th
Of March, are requested to meet at the Read
ing Room of this office, TIL 5 EV E
MING at 7 o'clock fcb28
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Notice.,

THE Co.partncrship heretofore existing
under the firm of PARKER g. WEAN FIR. is
d issoved this day by mutual consent Tud all
persons indebted to the late frm are request.
ed to make immediate payment to Jacob Wea-
yer who is authorised to settle the same
SAMUEL A. PARKER.
JACOB WEAVER
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old DR. TOWNSEND is now abou, ~
" years of age, aud fas long been known
he author and dlscovcror Of the Genuine q, ,,r..
mi "rownsond Sarsaparla," Bd..,, Moor he
was compelled to limit is mar.,ur-,turc. 6y which
means 1t has been t.pt out of nnrket, rnd the
sdlos clrcuInscn npcd to those OILY who had prov
ca its ;rotth, and known It's value II has rcach-
tic the ears Of many, nevertheless as those per
sons who had been healed Of sure diseases, aud
saved from death, proclaimed its excellence and
wonderful
HEALTH POWER.
knowing, many years ago, that lac had, ly his
skill science and experience devised an article
which would be Of incalculahlc advanta,c to
mankind when the means would be Furnished 10
bring II into universal uoucc, when its ncstma.
hlc virtues would bc kn'wn and appreciated
This time has come, the means supplied this
GRAND AND UNEQ ALLIED PREPARA.
TlON
is manufactured on the largest scale, end il cercd
ior throughout the length and brcadth ~ ''e
land especially As IL IL found inespahe of
degeneration or drteri ration.
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MEMOIR ANDA

Spoken. Feb 10th, lat 80 So lon "A, ship
Cincinnati of AMI for Stonington, from Pacific
Ocean, out 33 mos. with $500 bbs VIII oil, and
300 do SPIN.
CID from N Orleans, 18th, brig Warsaw,
Newton for Sisal and Campeachy.
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GEO. f. pom leroy.
PILES

This distressing disease so prevalent and
difficult to cure, invariably yeals to Few
thorough applications cf my Extractor. Bu'
it must be distinctly understood, il mus be
DaleyS Extractor, the original and only genu-
inc article, procured et my own Depot al5
broadway, New York, or from my authorized
Agents. Will not hold myself responsible Tor
the effects Of any other Extractor, Tor AN too
well acquainted with The danser-a,rendng the
use of the CuuntcrieItsl
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Wind Mill at Auction.

The subscriber offers his WIND MILL for
sale, and if not disposed of on the 10Th day of
this month, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, if fair, l. not,
the next fair day, will then be sold at Auction.
JETHRO f. MITCHELL,
Mddletown, 1st day of 3m, l-49.
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To Let.

THE House in Broad street, formerly oc.
cupicd by r. X. Randolph lph-possesson given
Immediately. For particulars apply TO
mari If X. X. RANDOLPH.
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Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure.
All

''NltlS lnNalnAh'e aTNCic, has lately beer
L discovered by the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
has performed and is daily performing sucl
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Gaivanic Cure MI has cure,
Bone Spawn, Poll Evil, Slamonrs, SprainS
Calls, Grease. Sores and Bruises.
A. See printed Pamphlets, and read III,
testimony therein contained
Owners Of Horses and valuable cattle give
the Gaivauc Cure-All one ialr trial and m,
word for it, you will never be- without il after
wards. h. Il. HAZARD, Agent for New
port.
Feb l5w.
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r J.TAYLOR.
From The Bosl on Daily Times.

A medicine well worthy the attention Of The
physicians and public-Compound SarsapsrIlla
and Tomato Bit.ers. This is a very strong pre-
paration Of the extract of Sarsaparlla aud i'c.
maioes. These articles are too well known to
need anv thing said in praise Of them suffice i,
s'y, this compound is said, by those who have
given it trial, to be far superior and more eff
ieclual than the SarsaparilIa alone. In fact, we
know of number of cases where l. has effected
most astonishing cures in purifying the blood,
where Sarsaparlla and other medicines have
been taken without the least effect. Reader,
look to it we know from experience it is well
worthy your attention; it operates as a gentle
laxative, and is AVERY pleasant article therefore
1t is easily taken.
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llleoirines.

! of the arms aud hands was near entirely tok
I en- of. aud the cords Of the wrist were nearl
/ burnt aSunder. Beiug sent for in haste wi
!. drove for box of Daley'S Pain EA,racior
! aud before it could be applied it was though
| ihal the child must die, his writings oi IN
tense agony were 50 great. IN twenty minute
/ a !lel The application was made, he SLEPT. an,
l1le or no pain was afterwards fell, eycep
uchlngs, and the dressings. Ia ahouI thre,
weeks all was well, and no contra elton Of h,
words or even scar is now to be seen.
c Having watched lis almost pliracnlous oper
atoms ia This tender case, with thai intense
care and anxiety that alone fills rarcnI',
breast, we do know that life aud death hung
upon moment, and feel that IN extreme CO.
's' of This kind, our all yea almost life itself
should be gwen for a box Of This Pain EAlIac-
lor III preference To all else.
Il CHILD BADLY sCALDED.
The following from George T.. pomeroy,
ESQ., the well known proprietor of the TX.
press. speaks for itself OF the Importance Of the
Pain Extractor TO every Parent.
Mr Daley
Ny Dear Sir; WIN fcclinqs # no ordina
lry pleasure address you in relation 10 the ben
ut have received from your invaluable Pain
Extractor Lately my little daughter 6 years
,''' 10" 81 IIltu'I Ol DOlllnp Wftief turned lniO
her bosom; her screams were dreadful so that
Gro Sd instantly gathered before the house 10
earn the cause OF the terrible screams lore
her clothes aSunder, and soon spread on vouri
SaI'e, and She was carried and lai upon a bed
she was soon relieved from her pains and
says, Ma, Zee ~ ifI could laugh" ard was'
soon IN sweet sleep She was scalded 10 q
hlINter from the top of her shoulder over more
than hal her chest and round under her arms.
on The shoulder and breast il was very deem
vet, from the first hour she comrlaincd only /.
when IL was dressed The sore healed rupid. /.
ly, and there Is no contraction of the muSr,es Il
Inow keep pot Of your ointment with linen H
ever ready at hard that any one NAV reach ii 4
at any moment, IN case of need and from the
signal benefit We have received could T. moi n
obtain another box, | would not part with /,
the poi have IN hand for one hundred dollars II
With my wishes, my dear sir from your
success in the sale ofihiS might, article. Il
am yours, with respect,
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Subject of next Sunday evenings Lecture
March 4th) at the Mill-street Church;
The Bible in English History.
Services begin at 6 IL o'clock
% nlarine Intelligence. Mo
ARRIVE ED.
MONDAY, Feb. 26

WoNDAi, feb. 70.
Brig Osseola. Emery, Key West for Boston
Schr Grand Turk Brown, Mobile for Prov.
Schr Abiana, Doan, Norfolk for F River
Barque New England Doan, Appalachicola
for Prov.
schr Susan, Bray, St. John N b, for Prov
Schr Ceres Smith, Trinidad for Marblehead
=, Brig Gordon. Johnson, Wilmington for
Boston
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CoLERAISE, Mass, aiay 30. Ists

CoLERAIsE, Mass, May 30, lstS
Mcssrs iiovey--I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that ilcayes could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, f1r
in severe case of Ieaves and bad Cough. the
use OF only one box Of your Powders accom-.
pIshcd perfect cure, and now, three months
since, my Horse shows no indications Of DIS.
ease, Yours &c, EDWARDFISH.
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TUESDAY. Feb 27. 4

Brig Gordon, of Boston, from Wilmington
for Boston Put into this port the Goth, with
loss of soils, having been to the Northward of
Hatteras lS days, and north of Block Island
IA DAYS ago.
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tlon 10 the pathology of the above disensos a.
they actually exist IA the Horses of our own
country. In liz preparation there is cumbi,ed
active and invaluable agents To eradicate d a
ease never before used IN American or Eng
lsh sarriery, and from which is derived if.
peculiar remedial energy and success The
II interest
Il THIS GREAT HORSE REMEDY!
II everywhere cSclies--the numerous certificates
Of its eiIicacy-ttc vast increase Of il, sales -
are most conclusive proofs of its general an.
proVa aud usefulness. 1t il warranted n Pos
tive Specific IN all cases Of Catarrhal and
Bronchia! lnna,nmation--wIlI Permanent,
Eradlcate iiraves-wiI SPEEDILY Cure M
worst ease Of Cough, Cold Ircipient Chambers.
and Horse Dlsiomper, aud AT the same Ime Is
perfectly safe IN effect and never dcters tie
animal from usna! labor. Besides their rem.
cddl action in Tie above diseases. the
NEW ENGLAND IIEAkE POWDERS
are acknowledged 10 be
THE best C0RGiilon Mediciae,
ever hnown-to improve the appetite, rcgcn-
crate pae system, eGlvcn the spirits, aud TO
correct any organic or functional dcrnugemcnt|
of the stomach aud Bowels Of the Horse Il
Given IN fourth or half portions they purify
the blood aud correct ,Itiated state Of the
fluids, loosen The hide, stimulate the vessels
Of the skin aud soften the har--a'so oquulj2eI
The circulation, aud in great measure protoctl
from the many diseases incident 10 variable
and changing climate.
Daring the last FIVE wears, this medicine has
been extensively used in various sections oil
the country. Its unbounded popularity is.
fully a,tested by numerous aud woll authon.
ucatcd cures.
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Administrators Notice.
For Sale.

For Sale.
a tract of land of Is acres, at the north end Ct
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
street, on the west by 80 street on the cas-, by q
street running up on the west side ofthe com non
hnrylng ground, and on the north by the Dyre
Farm, m,-oi an extra quality for gardens, or bald.
ing lot, vii! be sold altogether, or in lots to s,t
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy. For further particulars, enquire of
JEriRO r. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middle,own % Mo 0t IT,