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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24
THE RIRLE.

How comes it that little volume,
composed by humble men in rude
age, when art and science were bot in
their childhood, has exered more in
huence on the human mind and on the
social system. than all the other books
but togetheri Whence comes it that
lhis book has achieved such marve-
sous changes in The opinions Of man
kind, has banished idol worship, ha.
abolished infanticide, has put down
polygamy and divorce, exalted the con-
dition Of woman, raised tho standard Of
public NOR ality, created for families that
blessed thing, a Christian home, and
caused i,s othcrtriumphs by causing be-
new, lent institutions, open and expan-
s've, to spring up as with the wand of
enchantmcnt What sort Of book is
this, that even the wind aud waves Of
human passions obey it What other
engine of social Improvement has op.
Grated 50 lonl, and yet lost none Of its
v.rtucl Since it appeared. many boast
ed plans Of an,elioration hav. been
Uied aud failed. many..codes Of juris
prudence have arisen, and run their
course. aud expired. Empire after
empire has been launched on the tide
of time, aud gone down. leavening no
trace Oh the waters. But this book is
still going about doing good, leavening
r'ciety with its holy principles cheering
she sorrowful with its consolation,
strengthening the tempted, encourage
ing the p-nitent, calming the troubled
spirit, and smoothing the pillow Of
death, Can such book he tho of.
spring Of human genius Does not
the vas,ness Of its effects demonstrate
the excelIency Of the power to be Of
Godf
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ADVICE TO BOYS.

BE brisk, energetic and prompt The
world is full Of boys, (and men too)
who drawl through life, and never de-
eide on anything for themselves but
just draggIe one leg after the other, and
let things take their own way. They
hardly deserve as much credit as the
wooden trees; for trees do all the good
they can, in merely growing, and
bearing leaves and seeds. But these
boys do not turn their capacities to
profit half as they might be turned
they are Improbable, like rainy day
in harvest time. Now the brisk,
energetic boy is constantly, not merely
with his bodily eyes, but with his mind
aud attention, during the hours of busi-
ness. After he learns what he has o
do, he will take pride in doing it pune
tuany and well-and would be asham.
ed to be told what he ought to do with
out telling.
The drawling boy loses in FIVE min
u,es the most valuable advice; the
prompt, wide awake boy never has to
be taught twice-but strains hard to
make himself up the mark, as far as
possible out Of his own energies.
Third rate boy, are always depending
upon others; hu, first rate Boys al,oays
depend upon Memseives, and after a
little teaching. just enough to show
what is to be done, they ask no further
favors Of nybody. Besides it is a glor-
Ious way for boy to get in this noble
way Of se'f-reliance, activity and ener-
gy Such one is worth a hundred Of
the poor daggling creatures, who can
hardly wash thir hands without being
told each time how it is to be DONE
Give me the boy who does his own
work promptly, without asking Tex
eept once for all at the beginning) any
questions. The boy who has his wits
about him-is never behind hand. and
don, let the grass grow under his heels.
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npA singular acci 'ent occurred Thurs
day afernron, or the Portland, Saco and
Portsmouth Railroad. When the passeL-
Ger train from the Eas, had arrived within
a short J'srance Of N. Berwick, one Of the
wheels Of the hind err broke, causing the
car to nearly upset against an embankment,
a, the sam,u me dsconnecting il from the
train. The car was filed with passen-
gers, and the stove was upset, scattering
The hot Goals in every direction and sc thing
the car on hre The fright and confusion
among The passengers was, as might well
be expected, very great, and necessarily
ca"ssd much delay IN leaving the burning
sar The conductor, Mr.. Joseph L. Smith,
was in the car at the time, and was sud-
dc My thrown down into a corner, with
some half dozen on top Of him. Before he
could eI,ricate himself from this dilemma,
he discovered that the car was burning, and
with much effort, he forced himself up and
60, outside.
Many Of the passengers were burnt, but
not mo-ially. Some who were burnt, az
well as the other passengers, were srri-
ously bruised. but all sscared without =
single limb heng fractured. Most Of the
passengers lost either ,h"ir hats, overcoais,
valses, or n,her property. The car,
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A Thieves Convention has been held
n London for the purpose Of adopting
measures to procure an honest l'vell-
hood. Two hundred and seven avowed
thieves attended. The meeting was
opened with prayer and a hymn. An
address was proposed to Lord Ashley,
asking il any hope was presented Of
their obtaining an honest living in the
British Colonies. His Lordship eX-
pressed his willingness to bsfriend
chem, asst was his duty to do.
He candidly. told them that there W IS
little hope for them, unless they turned
their attention to the back settlements
of the New World. we must steal
or d'e.' was the response Of one Of the
thieves Prayer is very good, but it
will Hot fiji au empty stomach
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THE Usioy. TIE following lines, b,
J-engfe.low, from his for,hc ming volum,
RI poems is quite appropos a, this time
Thpo, too, sail on, o ship Of State
Sail on, Union, strong and great.
Humanity with all il, fears,
With all the hopes OF future years,
Il hanging breathess on thy fate
We know what master laid thy keel,
What workmcn wrought thy ribs Of steel.
Who made each mast, each sail, each rope,
What anvils rang, what hammers beat.
II what forge and what heat
Were shaped the anchors Of thy hope,
Fear not each sudden sound and shock,
'ris Of the wave and not the rock
'Tis but the tapping Of the sail,
And not a rent made by the gale
IN spite Of rock and tempcs,'s roar.
In spite Of false lights on the shore.
Sail on, nor fear to breast the sea
Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee:
Our hearts, our hopes, our prayers, Our tears,
Dur Faith triumphant Ger our fears.
Are all with thce---are all with thee
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Coop ADVICE FOR TIE New YEAR.
Owe no man anything. Keep ou, Of
debt, by all means. Avoid it as you
would war. pestilence aud famine
7Shun j, as you would the spirit OF evil
Hate i, with a perfect hatred. Abhor
twih entire and absolute adherence.
Dig potatoes, break stones, peddle tin
ware; do any thing that is honest and
useful, rather than ran in debt. As you
value comfort, quiet aud independence
keep ont Of debt. As you value good
digestion, healthy appetite, a placid
temper, a smooth pillow. sweet sleep,
pleasant dreams, and happy wakings,
keep out Of debt.
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VIr any one expects to Get through

V1f any one expects to get through
she world without the endurance Of
wrong, he will meet with a mistake
Even the bully who draws his pistol or
knife at the slightest approach to an in.
suit, has to put up with grea. deal of
injustice which he cannot remedy
The world is full Of wrong, and one
must ei,i,cr forsaxe the world entirely
or suffer some from the wickedness Of
Others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

Boys CLoTHING.-This is a branch
Of the clothing business, which has
ben prosecuted but sshort time, and
vet its convenience is highly spprecia-
ted. Geo w. Simmons, Of Oak Hall,
Boston, hs. q beautiful assortment, and
sell. very cheap. Take your boys
heis. and Duy them new suit
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SANDS sARSAPARILLA
INQUART BOTTLES.

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the removal and permanent cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state Of 'he
blood or habit of the system, viz
scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsli.
nate CutaneouS Eruplious, Pimples, or
Pu,tules Oh the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
mic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or letter.
Scad Head, enlargement and pain OF the
d mes aud joins, Stubborn Ulcers, syp.
hlitic symptoms, Scialica, or Lumbago; and
diseases arising from an iujudicious use OF
Mercury, Acii'rs Or Dropsy,cSPosure or I'M
prudence in life also, Chronic Consiitu'
tional Dis rders etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
ell and esabli,hed reputation wherever II
ha, been ustd, baseL entirely on It's own
merits, which its super tTeflicacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim OF hered-
ta5y disease, with sw ollen glands, contact
ed slncws, aud bones half carions, has been
restored TO health and vigor. The scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loai hsomc to
himself and his attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds of persons, who had
gIoancd hop 'lessly turyears under cuta neous
and glandulor diSor lcrs, chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints springinsir from
dci angement Of the secrttive Organs aud the
,i,cul ition, have been raised as il were from
atsd constitutions, gladly testify TO the efiica-
cy of thls inestmabe preparation. The tes-
limony OF those who have been cured by its
US, with their res, .encCs, has been publish
ed fiom time to time and were II desiI able,
a macs of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward. proving most con-
clusively il. inestimable value. The afflIct-
ed, and those who have no, used this medi-
ci E, are invited 10 maxi a trial Of it's virl ues
and approrliaie to them elves the benefits
whic h II alone can bestow'
'TRurH Is STRANGER THAS FICTION.
The attention OF the reader is called to the
following astonishing crre, effected by tho
use oil Sands SarsLparilla.
THIS 10 % certify that | have q co ored wo-
man who has been affl 'clcd for The last five
years with Scrolula, and all the remedies
n.ed had no effect ia arreSling The progress
,fthe complaint; on the contrary, she CO.
SANITY grew worse-ard alter eIpenJing be-
tween go and $50 with p PyslcianS, besides
using oth.r popular rene hes without success
ill tho disease had eaten away tho cartilage
of her nose, made its appearance on variou.
parts Of her budy, and had finally coTincnoed
it's ravageS H. the Ioof OF her mou h.
Ia this i eadful stuation, with the pros.
pect Of death staring Ter in the face, sta;rd
Increase to DR. Disosway, the agent for Sands
Ssrs,Isilla in Newbern, N. c.. by whom
was advised TO use that article; aud 10 my
surprise and that Of IN neighbors. TO " HON
her case was known, after ing four and .
hslfbotllcs she was restored 10 perfect heath,
and tina, in the space ofthree weeks, aud va,
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commsnc ID takingit.
JOSEPH McCOlTER, JP.
Meat Of N-usc River, Craven Co., n e
X. X. HiZ iRD, Agsn, for Newport
Nov H.
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ScoLDING CHILDREN.-I will tell you
what good i, does to scold at your chill
dren for doing what you have told them
not 10 do-ju,t as much good as to scold
MI unruly OK for Jumping over the fence
and eating tn" corn contrary to orders
previously given to him. Children are
governed by two motives, the hope Of
reward and fear Of unpleasant con-
sequences. A stream Of scolding, as
from sun to sun, never yet had any
other effec. upon children than to rem
der them wholly regardless of what is
said to them. Ifyou wish to make your
children troublesome, scold them os-
casionally. II you wish to make them
bad scold at them little harder, uder
and more frequently. If you wish to
ruin them, and have relinquished all
hope Of conquering them, scold contin-
ually, you will be sure to gain your
obeict.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-24

V'IIE subscriber having moved hi, soap
aud candle establishment from the stone
building on Broad street, TO the building on
Sheimsn street. formerly the old meeting
mouse, hited aud used for . short time as
: soap house. by SANFORD Rell. where l.
mas on hand hard and soft Sosr, mould and
alpped Candles Of equal quality TO any mad.
10 me state or el'ewhers. AL Storckesp.
ers FURNISHED at the lowest price, snd sen,
70 'hem fr,s oi .rp.n".
SiLAS WARD
Nc.i, a.,
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Farm to Let.

THE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate.
Il man cor taining about 4s acres of excel
lent land, with privilege Of Sea Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravel q
large and commodi,us dwelling house, which
will accommodate 80 bosrjers, a small h use
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus fos
cooking two large barns and crib, whb sll
other ou, buildings For terms spply,o
THOMAS J. rECKHlN
S..ttW
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NEW BOOKS.

CHIRLEY. a tale by the author Of ;" Jane
- D. o.. A Trsp to Catch sunbeam, by
u e author OF Old iolliTo, A Merry Christ
ma etc etc. Humes History Of England
ith vol. Bostun edition. The Power OF the
SoIl over the Body, considered in Relation
to the Hea,h and Morals, by George Moore,
". ID For sale by
Dec 6. JAMES HAMMOND
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|It 10 said ths, some people
are blind to their own faults but they
are only far-s ghied, aud can see faults
which are great distance from them
selves-in others.
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"Asa piece Of fat pork 10 neees-
sar, to make boiled beans 60 down
veil 80 is love reqni'ite to give zest to
che dullness and insipidi,y Of married
life,
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THE WoRLD is full Of curiosity. A
number of the rejected stances Of By
ron's great poem Of Don Jusn, are to
be privately published in London soon
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The jews used to stone offenders to
Jeath, because that generation was so
.fF nseted that you could no, hang
shem.
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Severe Deafness Cured,

NE following W extract from letter lately rsssi,si
fen distinguished ply sican in the State Of virginia
"A H. Cssnrit, NJ D.-Dsar Sr One Of my pstssts
usknowa To NE obtained your Cslvsnie Belt and Nsek
lace With the Masnsts FLUID for serious affection Of
Deafness The case vas that Of . lady whose Nervous
system vas much dsordsrsd, and her general health
poor Much 80 done previously to the application Of the
Belt but with very little success and feel Il only right
IN tell you, that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the Fluid. but fev weeks sgo she Ia
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING. and he,
general health 10 better than for several years"
o. Every case Of Deafness IL II be Nervous - u
generally w. cen - curld by this wopdsrful remedy
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Az Am,R,cAs. recen,lv arrived a

An AMsRicAN, recently arrived AZ
Paris. seeing the carriage ofPresident
Bonspar,e preceded and followed by
q strong detachment Of dragons, ex-
claimed-"If our President travelled
in that style, we should believe thai
they were taking him to-prison."
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II Is SAID thas the survey Of the
Isthmus Of Panama, by Col. Hughes,
cost $4,000; though the stric,sst econ.
omy was practiced.
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Why is fellow, who carries of
pretty girl, like Shakespeare
Because he is a dear stealsr.
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported 10 Da Cssr and his Agents wthis
the last two years which have been entirely restored
90 Car. A,pstw J. D. Tsxts Of Brooklyn, N. Y, had
not bssn able to ~st step for four yesr and
helpless that he had 20 be fed The celebrated
physicians gave him up In ave days amer he comnsscsi
wearing the GALvAsic BtLr NtcILAcG, Arp BsAcr..rs
he walked the room and in three weeks he had pc,
fsety recovered his health Captain Tones n seventy
years Of age
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NEw Hul'.s Bresrh ~. 'eoeive'v
" Get - " rvIsheON
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NINE BiscAccrANrI is giving concerts
in New Orleans.
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DIR. II. T.. Pi;IRY

VERMlFUGE OK "DEAD SHOT,'
For worms. A highly valua rle pr para
.;on, capable, from the prJmpti.ude of ITS ac-
ron, of CLEARING the ,stem III a few hours
ofcvsry wo m.
Much pains has been taken by the origina-
tor OF this compoun to test Il E comparative
merits + the principal vermifuge rr-para.
tions Of tn dsy-and while it is frankly ac-
knowledged. that many Of them are often
successful aud do greal cood, he 10 as>ur d
that this combines adv antases Jesse s.d by
NJ Other Vcrmituge- and having witnessed
for = series ofye,rs in a VIDE held OF prac
ucc its complete triumph over every other
prcparatonr he has permitted II 10 20 forth M
a messenger OF relIefio ali who labor under
his species ol human suffering
Thousands Of testimonials III ght be here
ad,u to show its rapidly increa-ing f'ne
IN the South and We, but lie is entirely
willing 10 rest its reputs,ion on 4 trisl # it,
ov n me its
Jone,bOrough, Tenn, Dec. Sd. 1913
We, a. the agents Of Dr Peery, have re-
tailed a large quantity of his VeInifuge, II
from the demand for it, AID the p'sIse gi' en-
to il by thoso who have puI chased Of us, aid
rird it in their own families, we have no hes
taIion in pronouncingi' one OF he best ar
isles in Lss Tor the destruction Of worms in
ehilSrcn.
CANNON Il VANCE.
Extract or a letter received from dislin-
gnisLed Lawyer.
EstIliviile, Va, Nov 2lst.. IS47.
Dear Sir,-There have been sufficient tr.
ais OF your Nermlfuge in this part Of the
county, with the hsppiest success, to war
rant me in recommending it a. one OF the
most prompt and cflicacious remedies with
h,ch th.. hnt "a n,,l, b.v hear hl.secd.
and II will afford me peculiar satisfaction to
witness ito general reception by the public
throul no 1t the country,
Very re,pcc lful'y,
To Dr.. II. F P~ery.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE
TOOT u A G. II T. ROPS,
An INN, disu and perfect Cure. Those
who have felt the panfrl throbling and I'll.
cIucistIng pangs of this disease hspt. ng
through their Jaws with most tormcntng
perseverance,, and, az Is often the case, have
received but little sympathy from fiehds on
such occasions, will no doubt lie much pleas
ed TO know ui . remedy that will never fail
to qtIiet forever the unmsrcllul offrnd,r.-
This remedy 10 the Glove AnodynY, an un-
failing cure.
The following testimony is from one Of
osr nost Distinguished practical Deniists-
New York, Dec. 10, lsi<
Messrs. A. II & ID. Sands-Gentlene -
In the course of my practice | have eIten-
,i'el, used Jour Glove Anodyne with much
success TO the relirfof the Tooihstte; and
a. constantly recommend ii to my patients
I deem Il but lr't to inform YOU Of the high
opinion have oft over other remedies.
youFS ysT Y,S
VI. LEvETT, Dentist,
80 Br adw,y, corner OF Warren o..
PRICE 70 eu PERN IL
Prepared and soid wholesale md reta
by ABB & ID SANDS, >ew YORK. old a
so BY Druggists gen, ally through 'ut tho
Uslied States and canada.
Y. r. HAZARD agen,for oyp,rt
al Aou
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are esussd by . deficiency Of Nervous Ensrsy in the
effected limbs Dp. CsssrIr's Gslvsnic Articles will
supply this deficient power, and complete and sntirs
n. thu.s "a
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Or. cHRisTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELET9

Are found Of vast service in Of Convusions Fi1
spssmodie Complaint and general Nervous Aheotions Of
the Head and upper sItrsmss Also Palsy and Psrsy
sis and ell diseases caused BY . deficiency Of power
body.
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Dietetics for the Sick, sc.

Dictetics for the Sick, sc.
Such ss-Best Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsinglass,
Cooper's lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapiocs,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson Paten, Barley, &c &c. a,
X. r. HAZARDS,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the
Court House. 22
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Tio Doloreux and Neuralgia.

rhss S-td -: Noni,ing complaints are i~ss
ts,iy rshs..- :, lie application of the OiL..-e BtLr
Nrsstses FLuip The Belt diduses the Electricity
through the system the kectlsoe hes local effect and
the bluid acts directly upon the sfectsd nsr.ss In
heee distressing Affections the application htyrp
BAILa
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FITS AND CoNvULstoNs.

Txsss alarming and tsrrbls eomplsints ere slvsys
sssssd ~ Q dusrss-s~s Of hs New. The Bsl.
psseslsrs asD TLvis vill cure sssrlv ever. osss
ID. G. MoREFAD, N ID. General age I
the United ststes
~ Br sdNsy, Me- Ycrk
EtFrtI'rt rf,,r rf,,I
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PATENT
COOKING RANGE.

VNHE subscriber invites the attention o
1 The public 10 this new and beautiful
Cooking Range, recently introduced BY The
late hrm OF Coggeshall n Bliss II contains
hve boilers four OF which may be converted
INTO Two, by taking out cross piece, and
thus will admit OF two large boilers At the
same iime IL also contains an Oven ~
inches WIDE by 81 deep, which canno, be
surpassed for baking.
h'So constantly on hand all kinds Of
parloi ofhce and Cook stoves. Tin Ware,
&c. a., wM n mr. Sc
Nov II
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Or. ChRIsTiE'o
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used for ell complaints affecting the Throat Or Head
such 90 Bronchts Inflammation Of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face Burning Roaring in the Ears Deafness which
generally Nsrvess and that distressed complaint ssllsd
Tie DsorssK
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ITO LET-The Newport Bank HOUSE
l. with eeption OF the two lsws
roomIin
CAHOoNE. Cashier.
Oct lS.
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ABssy. April I, isl7

DR.. o r. Townsends Principal once hss bess
removed from loo Fulton To 81 Nassau street !.
The building nrmsrly occupied BY the South
Baptist Church
Assrr.--Rsdding 4 Co, No State street, ssl
Mn Y. kidder. No 100 Courtstreet Boston
Samuel Kidder, Jr, Lowell Henry Pratt salem
James D. Green. worcestsr; Allison d Gsult
Concord Balch Son, Providsnce and By
Drussists and Merchants generally throughout he
Uaitsd stsses Wee, indies and the Csnsdss
FUR SALE BY X. j. iTLOR.
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pLAID sHAWLs. Pais,e, Skswls and
Trench Plaid Shswls both r.As and
square. will be opened this day.
Aug 81 +. LAWTON & BROS.
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WOOLEN LONG and SQUARE
SHAWLS,

Attract Of land Of lS acres a. the nsrtA
par Of tho Town, bounded on the south BY
Walnut street, on the west by Sd street, on
the east by street running up on the west
side Of the com non burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyrs Farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot. will bs
sold altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers /;
terms iii" rll and payments made easy. For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFU1.
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