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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.

0rIf Another Subscriber" expects TO
see his communications in the Ne,cs, he
mus; a. least make them respectful towards
the editor, and not charge him with 4" toa-
dying 10 the Roman Church." Ii the
writer knows anything Of our character, he
is fully aware that the charge is utterly
false, and il he does not know us, his as.
sertion Is grossly unjust. We play second
fiddle to no man in this world, and whil,
we respect al who are worthy Of Difference.
and ale charitab g enorgh to believe every
man sincere in the profession of his relig-
ious faith or creed we are not so bigot-
ed as TO see nothing hut monsters an ini-
qui!y in the Church Of Rome. For some
years past we have been on terms Of init
macy with cerSymen of all denominations,
many Priests Of the Church Of Rome in
cluded and while we respect them all and
appreciate the friendship Of all, we have
never had cause 10 question the sincerity
Of the religious character Of the latter any
more than that Of the former We state
now, as we have frequently done before,
tina; we DO net believe in an infallibla
church, divinely constituted Pope, heav-
en- commissioned line Of Bishops, or an
Apostolic succession. We do no, believe
that Christ established any exclusive order
or sect on earth, or that He will recognise
any such hereafter ; on the contrary, lie
was the Church, and v hen lie died, those
who loved Him and obeysd His command
ments, and followed in His footsteps, com
posed His church. As to the antiquity of
the Church Of Rome, no weIl-rcad histori.
an can question that and that there were
great rascals among the early fathers, there
can be no reasonable doubt. And il is
equally certain that there are AZ many fin
ished villains among the clergy of the diff
ferent denominations of the present day
But we believe that the Priests of the
Church Of Rome are as pure in their lives,
as sincere in their professions of faith, and
% devoted in their ministry as those Of any
OTTER denomination. And hence, az 70
man car presume to cay, upon any reason.
able ground that Ms faith alone is the true
one, and that has church is the only accep-
table one in the sight of God we have
equal respect for all. The form of a mans
religion is Of no kind Of importance. His
heart must be right, his motives mus, be
pure, and his deeds must be honest, and
thon, on the judgment day, he will require
no certificate for church-membership TO ad-
mi, him TO heaven. 1t will no, matter
whether he was sprinkled or immersed,
whether he believed in the Lords Supper
as an emblematc propi,iatory sacrifice, or a
continued and actual offering up of the
body and blood of Christ in the bread and
wine. None Of these will affec, him, SO
long as he posses es a genuine christian
heart, has lived according to the best light
he possessed, sustained bv living faith and
guided by holy hope,--he will be admit
ted to the Church triumphant, whcro there
will be no sects and no dIssentions and
where the only employment will be cease
less alteration Of the living God.
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DANGEROUS scROFULA !

THE s the cnse Of dying rronwho ~ hres He
cured of OF SCROFULA by only hroiss boA
tee Of Bnrs Purifier than ever cured by tho ~
ttesire GALLONS of the best Sdydpnva n male
Sarsaparn Inns uenf medtoui pouo effect the cure
OF such q ysroitrfy h07Doisss case.
Mr.. j. B. UASkIN OF Rors, Oneida Co. ~ T., had Ssvaf
VIA gy years confined To his bed the idsi psr-he
much dreascd and debiltaed 10 be unable te
raise his hand his head lie had the bsf sedai
had used Of the b,s SdyslJdrllas good effect
got aud and considered to be In dpIst
and could live frcnf four hOuyr Longer when hs
commenced using BRANTS PURIFIER. His neck
crt~n ner,y 9F rom ear % ar hois eas c.en DyosSA
SIC trindpJe under his chin that he brenthed through
he hole his around that could he tfea
W " its place, IL only holding by mail fee the
on destroyed by ulcers; ulcer under
the ~ large MANS hdnd had nearly eafen through
Au sid< into hn body Tins he afflicted with tc~nip
such putrd derd oFesrs uesrs various parts OF his
person for further and full particulars, PAN.
PHLETS
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the mos, skilhl ply.
Scians Of Rome, called to Haskn the day bsovs
be commenced using Branrs Purifier. DIR. w examined
him. and then told him that oil A< sed,eines IN ne sota
| could not cure h,si-ha HE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10
New YORK. Ian. Il p. NJ.

NEW YORK, Jan. ~ L. NJ.
+ ON TExAs.-Dates from Calves
ton are to the 9th. Both houses Of
the legislature were discussing the
Santa Fe question.
From FLoRIDA.-Latcr advices from
Florida state that Gen. Twiggs was at
Fort Brooke on the Goth. Nothing cer-
tain is known relative to the Indians,
but things looked peaceable.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.--Brigde-
port, Jan. 7.-Steamer Niagara burst
her steam connecting chamber this
morning. Much damage resulted, but
no lives lost.
AsroR PLACE RIoT.-The trial of
the Astor Place rioters is postponed
until tomorrow.
The new Common Council was in.
augurated to-day.
New BAPTIST INTEREST IN PHILADEL-
pmIA.-At Ministerial Conference held in
this city, on The l7th of the present month,
the subject of new Baptist interest came
up, and its importa rce by many brethe:en
present discussed and streauousIy urged
On the whole, in connection with, and as
the result of remarks then and subsequent
" made, the Rev. Mr. Dennis consented TO
make an experiment, If the adequate sup
port could be raised. Responsible bre,h-
rem at once availed themselves of the offer,
and pledged the proposed sum. BY conse-
quence the Rev Mr.. Dennis will enter on
the enterpd o, and commenced services on
the first Sabbath in January, at tn, chapel
on Seventh above Wood street, now oecu-
pied by Rev. Mr.. Porter, a, the usual hour
Of worship; morning and evening.
Bro. Dennis has been signaly prospered
in his labors with the New Market Street
Church, and during his five years connec-
ton with il has been sustained by large
and constantly increasing congregation up
to the present time, end above all has been
cheered by great and continual additions to
the church itself He makes much sacr.
fee of personal advantage for the general
good of the denominatiIn IN and the cause Of
Christ. We arc happy TO learn that the
enterprise meets with very general favof,
and has every promise Of Ultimate success.
On Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the
pastors and other friends will meet at the
Depository with reference to this and the
{" general extension interest" We hope
that the New Market Street Church will
soon obtain smother pastor, in whom they
shall 10 az well united, and with whom
they shall enjoy equal prosperity - Chris
han Chronicle
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The Prophets: of this medicine has receiv.
cd many other certificate, OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofth ,ariouS diseases frr which
this preparation is applicabl, but the aho,e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprsj.
uJced mind Of Us value aud superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, , Fulon st., n v, up
stairs
Price ij1 cents per bottle, or 6 to'tr. for
81 10. e. g. g. HAZARD.
NJyI Agent fur Newport
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsrorisHiso AND MOST WONDERFUL CupE.-csfs
Rrrs knapp Of No ~ Willow st., Broohlyn. \. y.
Of the respectable citizens In the city. vs
snetcd ave years with scrofulous Erysipelas of both
lcgs from the knees ~ the feet which inismed ana
sweied 10 prods,ous sire and liberated. Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough TO Niger In came
into them which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity Of . msturated ssbs,ance I'VE hsd bad me
sdyice and attendance Of several Of the most shfsi
physcians and had tired many highly recommends
medicines without eHectiug q cure, and was told by
one or two Of his physicians that the ulcers In his legs
| would r~a Nm of before iosg. DsASr's Pynyriso
Rrrslcr has cured ts.se ucersted and niiamcd legA
90 tina, they en,rcfy healed up and he snjoys
/ "a hss
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WATER MILL AUCTION

,1TWill!be cold at Public Auctionon the
fret day of January next, if FIR, il not, tho
nsI, fair day, the Mill knownsss the Law
tons Valley Mil, the above Mil i. nearly
new and ingord running order, with 'hs
best water privilege onlhs Island. For fur
thcr rnrIicusrs enquire Of the ,ub,criI er at
tho Mill
A. q. WILCOX.
Port,mouih dec 10th I'd.
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Mr.. EpIToR

All thanks to your correspon-
den, for his praise Of brotherly love |
doubt not, however, that he has found out,
from his own experience, that one can be
earnes, for the truth, and yet violate no
par, of the fundamental law tf Charity
As enou IN has been said to show the COM
muai,y ,hHt the word Christmas is a good
Protestant one, and may still be used by
them cons ten,ly, have nothing further
10 add. w.
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CANCERS CURED.

" Z. E..,.,..I nie reliant. ria.-~ n.sfs eov-fv.
gs TIA: esnccriOctor IN saI etrrniy aS
'.'Yg wo1lerful OF CAscEs, though tho rle,sy
BEAN1'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A ea,s~-ec,'-.
I-.esr county, n. Y Is H,so using said PURIFIER NJ.
E.ItTrLt druggist. at Cana 'ohAric Non'rou- srs
-. LhS Informed us ~ important sy e. ~
"a OF lous standing, which eGesi aged l.dv
hat p,aee. IT, therefore ihs PUsUIGk euro Ca~>- ~
srsrpins, healing power, vha impure disease of n'
ood Gun n eurei Ssveu years experience so1 ~
.mrs sgys ih0-c but what IL wIllcurs
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
rhnrsday, Jan. 3, 1919.

Ihursday, Jan. 8, IoIJ.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, pairs
Working Oxen, "a Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep,
25O Swine.
Prices-Beef Catte.--Extra SO; first quality
S5 so; second quality IS; third quality S4 75.
Stores---2 year old, SO to IA; year old, IA
TO 23d.
Working Oxcn---75, so, and SIS dol.
Cows and Calves---23, 25, 27, 81, 30 dol
Sheep and Lambs 80, 62, 2, and IS dol.
One extra lot of 20 sold at 80 each.
Swine---3 81 a &c retail, l-2 to &c. Old
Hogs, 3-4c.
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NeopOr., Jan, sM.

MR. TsDl Ton
II the thoughts embodied in tie follow
ing article, will prove, in youI estimation,
sufficiently interesting 10 merit IT, atten-
ton of your numerous readers, you are at
liberty to use them, with the promise that
similar reflections on other equally impor-
tant subjects shall be forwarded.
SUBSCRIBER.
PHILANTHROPY AND CHARITY.
From the Italian of Silvio Pellico.
1t is only through the medium OF religion
that man can feel the duty Of pure phian-
,hropy-of disinteiested charity. The
word charity has a stupendous signifca-
ton, and the word philanthropy, too,
though much abused by sophists, is holy.
The apostle made use Of it TO express the
love of humanity, and even applied it to
tina, love Of humanity which is in God him
self. We read in the Epistle to Titus
chap. Ill, 4" when the goodness and kind
ness of God our Saviour appeared"
The Almighty loves mankind, and wills
that we should love each other. We can
not be vi.tuous, happy, or respect ourselves
except by initiating Him in This generous
love. by desiring the welfare and happiness
of ear neighbour, and Ly dong all the good
in our power.
This love Of our ne ghbour includes every
natural quality, and is even an essential
part of the love which we owe to God, az
appears from many sublime passages Of
the sacred writings, and especially, as re-
corded in Math. chap. XIV.
Let US conceive high idea Of the digni-
" ofour common nature and endeavour to
assimilate ourselves TO il. But why do |
talk so, when religion has already furnish.
ed US with a model, and such an excel
lent one
He, whom religion holds out to our im-
tation, is the mightiest yet the meekest Of
mcn--the philanthropist, who pardoIs ev-
cry thing except impeni,ent crime. He
who could avcnge himself yet does not do
il lie who make. himself brother to the
poor, and lorbears to hurl his imrreca,ions
on the great ones Of the world, upon the
condition OF receiving the poor as their
brethren lie who does not estimate men
by their wisdom OF prosperity, but by their
virtue aud the upriehtness of their hearts
lie, indce !, is the only, philosopher in
whom no stain is found. lie is the full
manifestation Of God in being Of our na.
ture He is the man-God.
How reverently will he not behold bnm-
an nature who keeps such a model before
his Dyes Love is ever proportional to es-
,cem-,o love humanity we must esteem
Il.
lie, on the contrary, who forms low
and ever changing estimate Of men who
icl ahts to look upon them as a herd Of
,oeues and fools, born TO M other end than
10 feed. busy themselves in the 'urmoils Of
ir,, and then return to their original dust
l. who will not see anything cnnobline in
.1a,on, IN the scien Gee, in tie arts, IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

NOTICE.---Thc subscribcr having moved hi,
Soap Candle Establishment from the Stone
building Bruad-strcct, Ia the buildine on Shcr-
man street, formerly the old Meeting House. fitted
and used lor short time a Soap House by
Sanford Bell, where he has on hand Hard h Soit
soap, Would and Dipped Candlcs of equal quality
o. any made IN this State or elsewhere.
MI Store kc"pcrs furnished nj the lowest nj
cr. anl sent 70 thcm free n expense.
Newport De- ~, 1855 SIiAS WARD
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DYsPEPMA-souR STOMACH CURED.

For sale by G. G.. e.. HAZARD, New
port. John w. Desrth, Brol. =. A
Driscoll, Warren. Z. GDrown, Es.
GreenwieN. Oliver Bakr Mex Bdggy
4 Spencer, Wshi, z on Wilt q. 7. l.. Ia
Wofks. N y. PsmrS Co W sst~,ly D.
Young, wickfo d had by Asrni. IN a.
arts Of he 3 ste.
pAll le,tet and cfo must le sddr''fcdiJ
W allarSCo l6 rbnd~syc Nv Nott
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD puNNIE0 Pas,o~ Of se Pro
yicrisa church. Adams BNh Monroe couniy, New Yoh,
sfo.c Io US have just received etter from NJ CrAr
f.r DuSrsG, relative TO tho OF hs fevrrs1e.
ay depend on " hat states. for he Chr,spss
md M elder IN the church. Some aimee be hal
Of his legs cut o to h life in eon,-,r-ca
u Feversore. The other leg being now na-~ed. nnd
sOCut 10 be nInputnicd, recommended BHASTs hspI
iSr. Read he result tie says Il hoes s,od only ~
:orTLts Of BRAST'S MEDICINE. yzIeed Alt Horr, 4,
fro~s your 'epr,rerIiion, that hndne. aud
.sy that with the blessing OF God, has Elected "
rY Ieq'n sco PamphlcLs Tor flll psxlculAs.
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DIR. WISTAR STILL TRI UMPIlANT.
Hunda, Livingston Co., N. Y.


June 20, lS4S
Mr.. s. w. Fowis-Oear Sr-Prompted by a
sense Of gratitude for benefits received from the
use OF WISTAR'S BALShM WILD CHER
RY, submit the following statement Previous to
my taking the Wild Cherry, had len Obliged to
give up my business in consequence OF 2 severe
affection of the lungs. in this distressed state
was ordered to try Your remedy for Consumption
| did so, and in the course of few weeks, ] was
restored to comparative good health, so that l
have since been able To attend to ordinary business.
Indeed, my present state Of health far exceeds my
most sanguine expectations.
Yours truly,
(Signed) JOHN BURNS.
Buy none without the written signature Of !.
BUTTS, on the wrapper, il you would avoid inn
position.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR
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ADMINisrRATOR,s NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. IT,
~ Z subscriber has been appointed b. III,
Court Of Probate Of North Kingston n,
Admins rstor on the Estate OF
SYLVESTER X. GARDNER,
late OF North kInsstown, deed. A II the
cons concrned are requested 10 settle imme
dIatrly' ELISHA r. POT TER Ad'pr
Kigdon, Nov. &c.
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"Arriei, Geneece Co. February l.. lsp. .
mt. WALLACE a CO.-GeH~n~n! WIS, for moro
har year n cited with n disease OF the stomach. Icoud
fat gronsy substance without causing great
pain and vomiting, ami continually afflicted
With sour stomach !, MS experiment, tried ono hot
de Of BRAST'S MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter disap-
continent eusod and rsiiered ns vsudI po's d~ cpnc
upe second bolt- whieh has et-y red
he disease am well and hearty, and alinoss
anything without being PANIED, or ns si0nlch becoming
sOur. Yours respectfully, r. y. WILCO1'
Mr.. Wilcox u rcspcc,sbIe merchant VI Au<a
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ADMINS TRA TORS NOTICE

aD.uLkIS TRATOR's NOTICE.
TN EsubscIb or having been appo,nt,d
i administrator by the Court Of Probale Of
TNsnon, on the estate of
NOAL L. MANCHESTER,
late Of said Tiverton. decd, rsquets .l
persons indebtd to said Estate TO make i'm.
medIsIe payment and those having demands
to present them for settlement.
.a.H.1S.4 SIMMONS, Ad'ar.
Tivsrton, Dec l3.
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AnnlNl sTRA S NOTICE.

THE subscriber has been appoint ed BY th
i Court OF Probate Of North Klnssiovn
Administrator on the estate Of
SiLAS Il. GARDNER.
late OF North kingstovn, deed. All per.
sons concerned are requested To s.tl. imne.
diaiely. ELISHA X. POTTER, AdA'r.
N kingstown, Nov.Il.
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-AD.M!.NISTRATRIX NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having bee. appointed
i administrative by the Court Of .oba,e
Of TIyerton, on the Estate OF
JOSHUA COGGESH7LL,
late OF said Tiverton, deed, requests all
persons indebted to said Estate I. make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having smar DO
10 present them TO- settlement
MERRIAM C0GGESH1LL. AdnJ.
TivVIton, Dec. l3
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Worse than HOPELESS I!

Now he's, Ar HAsKiNs .tnterncn, OF ourst Ne sAt .
my wife procured one boe Of ofBRLST'SPURTf fIh0
EXTRACT, OF Bissou d eona,d, druggists Of Rome.
enabled get of my bsd. where had been confined
one yea, the 'esond ogfas enabled me ysi out z
tre where procured sr bofios and when had fin
shed using he seventeen Of tentt ulcers had hsuied
all tha ulrers nd rest Fed me a 0oodh
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SALT RHEUM,
cvroJ bv HR1NT'k LATKdCT
TERNAl ULCERS.

This cure 10 a triumph orer the stn Of The Asa pAys
ssss the city Of Philadelphia and 10 POSITIVE rnoov
shat Internal ulcers be cured easily A. o1ternsL
H,pbsr- one Of the most respectable gentlemen 10
Isbsr. Csysga Co. " Y, informed us In Octr ls4I,
that he had been afflicted with three FissuRp or
Uterns 60 situated internally to allow OF an eramin
son and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and os
tbsr location He said that he had spent o~s yseT N
Philadelphia under the professional advice Of Tho bese
and was Obliged return Auburn, With
out cure or help when DIR T. N. Hssf. druggist of
Auburn. advised hin, to try Brssf, Psrypsx Efre~.
and the use OF bottles Of Effected ps(eef sA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-10

he yearnlng afer justice, in the u nweary-
ing tendency Of our nature towards what
is beautiful, erlec', and holy what reas-
on can such an one have to respect or love
his fellow-men, to immediate himself to pro-
cure his good. or to engage in a generous
rivalry in the requirement of virtue.
To love mankind we must know how 10
look without being scandalised upon its
frailles and its vices.
When we see men ignorant, let us call
to mind how lofty the faculties of man
must be Which enable him TO emerge from
such state by making a right use of his
intellect. Let us call to mind how noble
these faculties must be which enable him,
in the midst of SO much ignorance, to de-
velope many sublime social virtues-such
ascourage, compassion, gratitude, justice.
Those who neglect the cultivation of their
minds, or the pursuit Of virtue, are the ex-
ceptiOns. not The rule Of humanity.
How far they are exeusable is known
unly TO God Let us be satisfied with the
conviction, that each one is answerable only
in proportion to wha, he has received.
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Afternoon.
o,-Ths Boston Times appears in ne

otThs Boston Times appears in new
type, and makes very neat appearance.
We wish il success in all things excep, its
politics. The New York Tribune is also
on, with new type, and looks as neat ne iis
editors new suit Of black. We are happy
Of its success, its politics particularly.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
JANUARY SESSION,

Monday Morning, Jan. 18th.
SgNATE.-The Senate met at I'D O.
clock and quorum not being present,
adjourned TO meet at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Afternoon.
HousE.-The House met at 3 o.
clock, and adjourned to meet at 10 o.
clock tomorrow morning. a quorum
not being present.
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The Boston Journal speaks OF seeing a
lump of gold rom California, Weighing six
rounds and valued at Sl7OO
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS.

or which may be found the largest stock IN
the market Hotel Keepers and ship owners
aIe respectfully invited TO call and eIamins.
sept s6, Is 3m.
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The following certificate 10 from Mr. Bra
dy, the celebrated DaguerrcotyplH
Having been afflicted very severely with
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
u was advised TO take Hutchings' Dyspersi
bluers, aud have every reason To bevea,
inhss spcrfec;ly cured me. I ha,esinIfcll
to symptoms OF n return Of lhe disease and
beti eve IRON he effect it had on me that
will cure tho worst cases Of DySpelsa.
NJ. u. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, NY.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES /.

Mr.. HAsKIN h,s the above facts ard the fse.s
are Witnessed and certified TO NY DIR. I. .WlLIIAMs-mf
H. BROWN. proprietor OF the West Iosss Het-hessIa
BIssELL LEoSARD. wholesale and rsssl druggsLS
and ELENEN other rsspcstnlae Ngstnesss.
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Cour, Of Probate Of Tivsrton, Dee. ), Isl9

Oour' Of Probate OF Iivsr'op, Dee. ), ls+9
DICHARD FISH, Guardian of Ann Eli1
~ Sherman, minor, presents TO this
Court petition for license to sell the undi.
vIded one fifth part Of a certain Wood Lott
situated IN said Tivsrton, containing sbou
sixteen acres, belonging to his said wad !:
ordered, that the consideration there Of b,
referred to a Court Of Probate TO be holden
at the Town Hall in Tiverton, on The first
Monday Of January next, at ] o'clock, p.
Al, and that notice thereof be published for
three successive weeks in the Herald of tbs
Times published in Newport Witness,
dec l3. 3w. ASA GRAY, Prob. Clk.
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From Luther A. Wyman, E'q, late Presi-
vent Of Now York Musical Society, now Of
Brooklyn:
The undersigned uas afflicted with Dyis-
pepSia of the worst torn for one year aud
half, during greater portion Of which time
hc5made use ofno remedies, but suffered the
disease TO take care of itself until he was
recommended TO try Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bitcrs; he very soon derived benefit from
the use Of few bottles Of this medicine and
now considers himself entirely we'll.
The undersigned has every confidence in
the efficiency ef HutchingS' Bitlers for the
cure of this troublesome and dangerous con-
plant and he has no hesitation in recon.
mending 1t as most valuable redicine.
l. u. WYMAN,
New York, Sept 3, 1919. 80 Burhng Slip.