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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09

Do We notice that the addition Of an a.
ere OF land has just been made to the grounds
Of The Island Cemetery" in this town.
We are pleased to see this effort on the
part of the Company TO meet the impera.
live requirements of this community, as
the former limits Of tie ground have long
since been disposej of to proprietors /; and
In the absere Of any provision on the part
Ct the town for public hurials. we have
too often been panied to Witness The exhu-
nation of the remains of one, to make
rooG for those Of another. Upon this
subject, as upon many oilers, Newport
has, until within few years, been far be-
hind the age, notwithstanding our burial
grounds are more resored to by strangers
and antiqnarians than perhaps any other
one which is located in so small town /;
and although we do not aspre to the gor-
gcousness OF Mount Auburn, Greenwood, =,
Greenmounl, Laurel Hill, or the Cemetery
of the Evergreens still we have no reason
10 be ashamed of the simple beauty Of The
Island Cemetery impressing every cnc,
as 1t must, with the peroanen:y of its mon
uments and enclosures, and, at the same
time, devoid OF that expensive pomp with
which Fashion too often desecrates the
sanctuares Of the dead.
The grounds o! the Island Cemetery
were laid out and offered for sale about nine
years ago. |, contained 265 lots, of one
rod square, each Those were ell soli to
proprieiors within seven years OF that time;
the proceed of the sale reimbursed the
town for the purchase money, defIayed
the expences incurred, and left surplus of
five hundred dollars, which was laid out
upon the old ground. The Trustees have
since collected, by voluntary subscription
among the propre,ors, considerable sum
of IT oney, which, when augmented by the
proc, eds of The lots which nave just been
annexed, V i'll create permanent fund Of
over two thousand dollars the interest Of
WIS VIII Le dPPiIeu W tiic pTcscl'dtloH VI
the grounds, and the addition of suca n
bell;shmenis as will best comport with the
character Of the Cemetery. This will So
cure permanency to The resting place OF
our dead, and afford sure guarantee
against the sacrieeious innovations whi h
the spi-i! Of the times is constantly making
We feel local pride in the success Of
the efforts of the Island Cemetery Compa-
ny; for, however just we, as a community,
my be charged with the neglect of oui du.
ties and interests, it cannot aty longer be
said Of us that the living torsaHe the dead
We learn that a considerable number q
the new lois have already been engaged
and we dorbt not ,ha, all will soon be TAX
en- up and enclosed
While speaking upon this subject, VI
would state that The land belonging to JOS
eph &. Stevens, Esq, adjoining that %
the Island Cemetery, has been laid OH
and appropriated for burial ground. |
is eligbly located, and is in charge OF Mr.
Philip Sherman, Sexton, who is AUTHORISED
20 dispose of lots.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
TpE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SIfkWLS AND SILh GOODS! (!
JEW EFT < pr l. : COTT +


No. = MIR SHtG,
HANE received Tor the Spring t5ads of 1850, a
II truly magnificent assortment Of SHAwLs,
SILK GOoDs, &c, which is submitted to the pub
lie for approval.
CAsIMERr Lose and SQCAIF sHAwLs-
PLAIH EuHRoIDEREDa and DAMAsK FIGuRfD
GRAPE SHAwLs - BAY STATE LohG and
SQUARE SHAwLs---liLACK SiIh SHANLs,---
or: 10 sum up the catalogue, cr'rg hiad ot Nauis,
Rich and Elegant, ,---Cummon and Substantial,
Low Priced and Expensive.
Black and Fancy Coored S'ilhs for Dresses. al
the same unlimited variety of Styles and 'lmlura
Camclcon Satin de Chimes and French '>atins'
Canton and India Silks aud Shaws.
Grape aud Cashmere Maullcs and Scarf.
French Sacks Ni,itcs and Maniiihs, in true
Paris g,,Ics, and kic Sil,,s in suitable widths for
all these articles,
Mourning Shaw4 aa silk Goods o.! all ninfs.
Also. fine Bomha2incs and AIlaccls. ---W iIh
silk Nclycts Tor Visitrs and Shawi,.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpool on
IIavrc adds something new 10 our assortment,
Keeping i, ever fresh and attractive. All purcha-
scrs, (iacludng hc Lod,1S a. masy'.) mc assured
of our intention "a present at all times the Best
Goods--.tI'c Largest \ariuy--.and ut Uniform Low
Prices
JEWETT & PRESCOTT,
No. . MILK STREEr,
few steps from Washington 81, EC%YON.
Mn9 is.,in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
MEMORANDA.

Cleared at Philadelphia, 9th, schr. II. W.
Godfrey, Godfrey, for this port
At Havana 10Th, hrigs Annawon, Amy, and
Confidence, Babcock, disg. S-hr. Mary Eddy,
Eddy, for Philadelphia soon.
The brig Cardiff, Melville, reported as spoken
of the coast cf Cuba. was incorrect.
Brig Lisbon, ofNcwport, for Havana, before re-
ported, ashore on Key Jal Bank, became a total
loss with cargo of fish, box shocks, oil, &c.-
Nothing but sails and rigging saved. There was
insurance on part of the cargo, for $1,000 at the
Coasters office, anl $1,000 at the Equitable. The
remainder Of the cargo and the vessel were not in-
sured
Arrived at Charleston, 10Th ult., bark Nclocit,
RYDER, hence.
Feb. 22, lat 81 -, lon 81 80, brig lIallowcll,
Moves from Providence, Dec. I, for California.
Arrived AT Charleston, 2sth ult,, schr Moniorai
Glover, Camden, Me-, via this port.
Arrived at Bristol, 30th ult., scT Fountain,
Eddy, Georgetown, :. &.
A Queenstown l7th, sailed, O'llaloran, Cope
land, from Newport, T., Norfolk, before reported #
Newport, RI.
Sailed fin Savannah 30th ult., brig Henry Mar
shall, Brightman, Havana.
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TO FRITIT GROWERS.

'INIE subscriber cultivatcs at his various Nw-
| series, and has for ,al at his residence, E,e'-
MS street RoxBURy, Mass, all the choice yarletl,~
of the PEAR, APPLE, PLUM, CHERRf, PEACH
and other Fruit trees ;---RaTborios, GooseJdnes,
Curraais grape upcs, NrauboT,cs, Asparagus
,,,o,s, &c Also several thousand PEAR trees on
the a,incc, one, ur1, three, fur ant FIRE years from
the bud.
Particular attention paid to the cultivation Of the
PrAR;---pcrsons wishing extra sized trees, on
Ounce stocks in u bearing state, will please call
AT the Nurseries and make their own selection
BuCkTIlORN Tor Hedges, one, two aud three
wears old. ORSAMENTAL TRErs, Shrubs
Roses, Ilcrbaccous Plants, pwonics, &c,
ScIoNs. of all the varieties of the PEN ol
established reputation, and also of other fruits
Thr whole for sale NJ the market prccs
SAMUEL. " ALkER,
Pcxhury, Mass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09

duly elected, for the year ensuing, was
adopted.
The oath of tfli:e was then administer
cd to the Governor and Lieut.. Governor
by the Secretary of State, and to The Sec
retary Of State, ! tlorney General and
General Treasurer by the Governor.
The usual Proclamation was then made,
after which the two Houses separated, and
each adjourne to 10 O'clock, Wednesday
morning.
The Governor was tn en- escorted to his
quar- ters, and the usual salute fired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS TESTI.
tTCNY

Mr. Fowe-Dcar SIR could send YOU "A do=m
certificates strong aud dcciste, of the really
are effects Of yom raluaJie Boisom # Wild Cherry,
within the past twelve months, under my own su-
peryision aud direction. Indeed, know ol few
persons who have used it, comparatively, but COM
mend il in the strongest terms. case OF ASTHMA,
the sercrcyf / ,rsr sd3c, To which | was called
month ago, eyinccd the superiority of the Boisdm.
This disease lasted six weeks, and the dyspra aud
suffering were dJeadtA; he sat up every night
The gentleman told me to give him something TO
last him home, Ca miles that he might see
his wife and child, and die in peace gave him
one bottle of the Basam, and four ounces of syrup
squ., directing him to take tea-spoonlul doses oi
best Bordeaux olive oil, when the difficulty of
breathing was greatest. Next day forced his
dcspondent will, and made him take six bottles Of
Wistars Baisan, Of WiH Cherry home with him
as a PRESENT, he having alleged that he had used 50
much expensive medicine to no profit. Last week
Mr.. 4. called and erpeSs" hi, gratHude To me in
the uarneSt manner sad the medrirc had sdued has
Gfc, paid his uholc b, aud took six bottles more,
and left my Office for home, rcjOr,1g.
Very respectfully yours,
WIN. SHAW, NJ. ID.
Washington, \. C., Aug. II, lSi7.
None is genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS, on
tn, wrapper
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR, Agent for New
mort. Fcb2S
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NIarl9 dSw3m
DA ME LII & 4 o. =,
BOSTON.
Il T. VI o ' 4 |. ,

l. VI o l.
WE wo ,ld respectfully Inform Our Customers
w and the Public, that we have removed fon
our old stand. to No. 2i9 " WAsHINGroN STREET,
O,ttwccn ii G Marlboro Hotel and Winter st.)
Having now one Of the Largest Stores IN the
CITY, we shall hc enabled To- show more cNicr-
siyc stock of RICH SILKS. LONG & SQUARE
SIIAWI.S, and DRESS GOODS, than W have
ever before offered. We have now received
large part of Our Spring and NummT G"dS, but
shall continue 10 receive New Goods upon the
arrival of every French and English Steamer,
throughout the season.
We shnll continue To keep every article wanted
in families ---Linrns, Quilts, Blankets, Cottons,
Fhnncls - IIoUSEkEErING ARrIcLEs,--. and
Mourning Goods.
As we Import part of om Stock. and are always
ready To take advantage of the New York Auc-
tions. when Goods are sacrificed, feel sure that
we can always offer our Goods at NJ Low Prices
AS can he obtained elsewhere uNDtR ANi CIR
CuMsTANCEs.
THE ONE PRTCE SlSTEN will still he
s,rict, adhered To-, ~ many years experience sat
slics us that it is tie hircst, aud therefore the
most satisfactory 10 purchasers.
We hope, by constant personal attention To "ur
business to merit the patronage We have So long
received at our Old stand.
DANIEL 4 CO,
| Importers, Jobbcrs and Retailers.
/ No. 30 WAsuiNGToS STREET, BosroN
nalg BIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
TAMMASy UiLL MOUSE

rf,JJIs Hons, il situated about one mile hom
/ Nevport. i large anl conveniently arranged
rnr the accommodation Of summer visitors; the
l,ca,ion is wcIl-knovn ~ hc one Of the most de
rghtful ON the Island. The subscriber has taken
lie above hon,e. and wonl y hlrry - receive
rr1efa i''r 49, fs,ss"
iyril s IN J'.IfH tAltnh".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
TO puRCI!AsERS or CLOTHING

1T WHOLESALE.
WHITING s kEilOE, Nos. 30 and - Ann
w street. Bosio,,. have newly manufactured for
the Spring salcs'of 1850, the largest and mcst cx-
teusiyc stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered for salc in Boston. Having rclin-
uuishcd the uioH branch of our business cur at
t,ntion is devoted exclusively to the wants of 1r-
,lcrs. and Merchants may depend upon finding With
us a better supply of well manufactured Gcods,
than at other Houses Our Stock incrdcs articles
adaptcd to the wants Of the New England, South
crn and Western trade.
The extent of our business enables us Ia offer all
Goods M the lowest market value and to extend
the usual terms Of credit We have in Store
5000 Cloth rrock and Dress Goats.
5000 Tweed "
10000 Pairs Fancy Bud Pants.
IN nnO linen -
10000 Linen Sacks
BOYS CLOTHING, in great variety. Taurs
Trimmings, and Piece Goods, and a full assert
mcnt of English, French and German fancy siln
uandkcrchirfs fancy silk Cravats aud Scarls hk
Italian Ildkis., Suspcndcrs, Gloves, and Gents
furnishing Goods.
agents for . B,undt's" Troy Shit Manuiac.
tory.
| 4 full and complete Catalogue oi our Stock may
/ I've hai hy addressing Us by mail
J. j. " uITIsG,
NJ KEHoE. Jr..
Narlg dSw3m &. W. GALLoUPE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09

CcRNER or CouRr Srsrtr, BosTcs, N''.
Shawls of all kinds dyed all shadc'. Mcrln',
hlraccn, Alcpinc, DcIauc. sin, SATIN, 'Tre
ami ponpcc DREssrs, dycd ull cnlors. ~ ccauscd.
Dlj-BlacN md purple Ciooks and Brc's's dyed a
bright Grccn or Maroon.
no. Gcntlcmcn's Coats and Ponts Dy'd ~
Ciransed whole. aud fast colors given.
Express expense paid one way, IN all oa'e', u
.Tt id for.
n. B.---Oh established prr-Eorsr.
EcllS
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GENERAL ASSEM- BLI.
MAY Sc SSION.

MAY SESSION.
The usual procession vas formed, at
10 o'clock, in front of the Allan, C House,
in tie following order -
Newport Brass Band.
Artillery Company,
Coi. Perry
Sheriff Of the County of Newport.
His ExceIlency the Governor, Lieut.. Gov
ernor and suite.
Secretary of State, Attorney General and
General Treasurer.
Town Sergeant of Newport.
Members of the Senate.
Deputy Sheriff
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Members of the House of Representatives.
Deputy Sheriff,
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession moved down Pelham
street, up Thames street, up the Parade,
to the State House, when the Governor,
Members of the Legislature, &C., passed
the Military, with the usual salute, into
the State IIOuse-each branch Of the Leg
islalure proceeding Immediately TO its res
pec,,ve Hall.
HousE. AT IL o'clock, the Hon. Henry
Y. Cranston, the senior member from
Newport, took the Speakers Chair and
called the House to order The following
members then presented their credentials,
and were duly sworn into office by Christie.
pher F.. Robbins, Esq, Secretary of State ::
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ncwport-Hcnry Y. Cranston, Christie
pher G. Perry, Joseph Anthony, Benjamin
D Finch, Joseph b. Weaver
Middletown- Augustus Peckham.
Janes,own-Benjam :. Coi,rell.
New Shoreham-Simeon Babcock.
Por,smouth-l3crden Chace.
Proyidence-Leonard Blodget, Jabcz
Go.ham, Henry Anthony, Tuly d. Bow
en-, Samuel Ames, Allen &. Mathcwson,
Shubael Hu,chns, George 5. Rahbone,
James e. Hidden, Edward ii. Hazard,
William Shcldou, William 4. Howard.
Ncr,h Providcuce-Thomas Davis, Jo-
srph L. Sisson, Zelotes We,hercl.
Smit' ied-.Robert Hanis Israel Sayles,
Samuel s. Ma'lary, Emor II. Smith, Earl
A. Wright, Einor Coe.
Cumberland-Fenner Brown, George l..
Dana, Obey Ainoll.
Sciluaie Isaac Saunders, Benedict LISP
ham, Richard NJ An rev.
Fos,er-Sanuel II. Hopkins.
Glocester--Gcoree II Browne, j. nathan
A..Tourel'ot.
Burrllvillc-Lyman Hawkes..
Crans,ou Nathan Porter, Almoran llar
ris.
Johnston 1'lnerick Barnes, Alhe"
Blanchard.
Tiver,on William p. Sheffield, WIN
p Bate man.
South Kngstovn-Rowland G. Uazard
wilkins Updikc.
North KingsoNn-Iamcs Eldrcd paf
. -, = lea.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
A COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.

The well known residence oi the latc "oorg
Irish Esd, containing 81 acres, with barn and
other buildings, situated one aud hall miles irom
the compact part of Newport ON the road 70 ir"-
whence and Boston. There - an orchard oi
IL Acres of the choicest fruit trees ~ good order.
The Farm /, we'll fenced with stone wall, has a
brook running through it, The situation II one o'
the best on The Island, on high ground. and the
Ocean and Bay can bc seen from the lower VIM
dows. There is sufficient front on the road 10
accommodate three houses, and have sufficient
room lpr each. II viii br soil IN such PORTIONS
as purchasers may wish,
ALSO,
The Farm cast Of the ahnyc now occupied iN
i ! Smith. containing i03 Acres. well walled,
with good House, out bulldugs, and a Young
Orchard in bearing condition. uud well woiorcd
and in over, wa, desirable situation For irim'
nrply to either of the subscribers Who hov" rA'
of the farm.
/ GEORGE |. BAllEN, ! r,,r,'..
GEORGE BOWEN,
/ Am,
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T'o oLET.---Two pleasantly Situated and couven.
L ient ten,msnts in twa h3usss w Spring stree. D..
tor particular. enl,rs " 20 Is srrr. sftett.
srriser
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MEAN TEMPERATURES OF APRIL, 1919
BRIGHTON MARKET.

BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, May 2.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle 81 pairs Work
ing Oxen, l6S Cows and Calves; 800 Sheep;
5000 Swine.
Priccs-Bccf Cattle, extra. SO 30; first quality,
SO; second, 10 80, third, 4 10
Working Oxcn-S65, 20, 73, s., 100,
Cows and Calvcs-Sl7, 10, -, 26, 81, 81, 40
Shecp-S3, So 15, -. Ono lot of twenty sold
at SS each.
Swine-4 l-ial l-ic. Retail l-2a6 lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09

MORSE'S Compound, syrup Of Yellow Dock
wi Roo, ard Wild Cherry, an ,'cslert r1r'h-r
~ the Blood For .ale hy
,ti r &C HAZARD, tE-r'
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CoRNs! CORNs - CORNS : -
MAGICAL corn SALVE, warranted - r

VI iCct cure, ifr-arsfly artl'ei. nca;ly rg' "
is t-s-ss' 'hs l'us rri's 4 i2i =, irtt
ari sshtf { g Ha+A'i,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
rMPul. CT ER0WzE POWDERS.

'I'ilE subscriber, Importer aud Manufacturer.
L keeps constantly ON hand, the largest assoit
ment of Musical instruments, oi every description
IN the United States Also, Bronze Powder, oi
all coors aud qualities, of the best German manu-.
f,curc; nu,ch Metal; Florence Leaf Gold, and
Ilira-,narine Blue, aud which he will sell on rea-
s3nable terms. Storekeepers are requested TO cal
ani c,.aninc his large assortment, before pprchas-
ing elsewhere EDWARD BAACk,
Mar2i 81 Fulton street, New YORK.
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LANCASTER GiNGuAMs.

uANING made arrangements VITA tbs '.'aal
| 4 foctmcrs Of Lancaster Girghams, to lee sup
piled with all their Nor Sty'ty, rs soon as they
ac made, we shall have constantly on hand a
run assortment We have Just opened several
cases, aud would call the attention of the rr' lie 10
them. When it j. considered that they made
for DURABILITY, the coors WARRANTED PrR-
rrorIy FAST, and sold at 50 i0tr price, We lc-
Iicvc it viii bc found that no a,ticc of DIRE : ;
GOODS is so cheap to the purchaser.
DANIEL * CO.,
No. 30 Washington Street, BosTos.
Mars BIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-09
MAIDEN FANCY DYE-!.OUSE,
OFFICE IN CORNUIII,

RoSlmry, March T.
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N = u K 4 NC T. .


VINnE Protection Inns ur0nce Conn
rnDy. of HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, con-
tinue to issue Policies the most favorable
terms, at their Agency in Richmond, Indiana,
on Dwellings, Stores. Hotels, Warehouses, Mills,
MaDufac tories. Barns, etc. etc. etc. Also, on
Household Furniture, and Goods, Wares and
Merchandise contained or stored the rein, against
loss damage by FIRE. Also, Dry Goods,
Groce ries, Manufactured Goods, Produce, House,
hold Furniture, Live Stock, aud every other de-
scription Of Merchandise personal Property.
shipped to be shipped per good steam boat, or
boats, TO and from points on the Western waters,
or between Eastern cities via Lakes, other
inland route and any towns in the Western
country, against the hazards of INLAND Trans
FORMATION. Also, upon shipments Of Goods,
Wares and Merchandise. per good vessel or yes
sells, between New Orleans and Eastern ports
between New Orleans and other Gulf ports
between all American ports and English Eu-
ropean ports, or to any maritime port whatsoever
in the Atlantic waters, against the PERILs OF
THE SEAS, at the lowest rates Of premium charg
&c by other responsible companies. For full
information as to rates, adjustment of losses. \ C,
apply to the undersigned, who is authorized to
issue Fire and Marine Policies, without delay.
ELIJAH COFFIN. Agent
Protection Insurance Company
Richmond, 18th r,O., 1o49. 52:3w
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> constantly efrcting cures Of the utmost i'm.
= Portance- The most ncreduious are consin-
ced-the most fa,ihless are compelled 10 belle ~
IN the pos er and virtue Of this great remedy
IL - universally admitted to he the tnost ~ o.
frriui combination known TO the world for the
iinmco'ate relief Of disease and pain. II never
Ihiis while there suiFs mt life TO restore
natural and healthy action 10 the capillary
seis Of the body, aud eG1aIize the circulation OF
HE blood. by this means, n controlling power
IS gained over the most malignant forms Of dis
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy. Such is the power Of this comb nation
that IT Tene;ra'es 10 every portion Of the human
frame; every bone and muscle, ycIn nerve and
fIgamcpt Is scarf he'd out, and male Sc nsibIe Of
lis purifying and healing influence. Hence il
copes Is re aaiiy with internal as external dis
ease Numerous instances are on record wi,er ~
il'is l.iDeoy has restored health TO pate ats
near The grave that the most powerful Internal
remedies failed 10 prodac. any effect Such has
frequently been the case in INFLAMATIOE
OF tne bc" ELS-no pate at ever need die Of
this disease where the Magnetic Oistm<os can
De obtained That dangerous Epidemic known
az the PCTRID ERYSIPELAS can always b.
cured by this remedy Tor EXPLANATORY
RHEu MAT1SM. this Ointne nj Is the most COM
pl~te remedy ever prepared In 80 cases oct Of
100 il will afford entire relief 10 the worst ess>s
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. Fer
nervous eases this remedy - Of immesse val
ne affections Of The Spine. Rhe unfatisn m, Lame
ness, ulcersfed Sore Throat, Bronchitis, P1essS-
sy. Group, Cholic. ChoIera ~ oYhus. Arue 10 IL
ace or Breast. Burns. Seaid Head. serofsla.
salt Kbesm. Erysipel.s, Iafisrned Eyes. Fever
SORTS, &C., will be rnmseGi.icty relieved BY -
the use Of this remedy
bFor further particulars and testimosisls
see pamphlets left with each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED. only Agest =
Richmond. where IL can be had wholesais ~
retail. Price e. Cents pr Bottle.
Richmond, May ., leA3. - sesys.
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In the Wayne circuit court, Spring Term, 1850.
"Ben AMIN Sirattan and
ThaG,eus Wright, As'n's
r. Bin in Ch0ncery, to
Joseph kcnapkec, other { foreclose q MortSace
wise called kennappee
and Solomon Meredith.
Be il remembered that on the Goth day Of
November, A -. 1919. tho above Complaints
filed IN the Clerks office Of the Wayne Circuit
Court. their atdavit, alleging therein. that said
deicn dant Joseph kennapkcc, oias kennappce,
10 not - resident Of the State Indiana The said
defendant Joseph kennapkee, "iins kcnnappce
- therefore hereby notified, Of the filing and
tendency Of said Bill in Chancery, for the fore
closure OF u mortgage, aud unless he appears
before tho Judges Of the said Wayne Circuit
Court on the first day Of their Spring Term
1880. and plead, answer. or dcmur the reto, the
same as To him will be taken for confessed, and
dccreed accordingly Witness:
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, cI'K. &C
James Perry compliments Solicitor.
December 81, 1919. 80
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STOVES: STOVES. sTOvEs..!

TINE subsc riber has on had good variety
II of Cooking Stoves, also ParIor, Seven
and Ten Plate Stoves in abunoa nce. He also
offers to the public the improved CLINTON
AIR TIGHT COOk-STOSE, which is tcci-
dedIy more simple in its construction than any
other air tight cook -stove in use, being u per-
feca cooking apparatus without any inside plate
or damrer.
The public are invited to call at No 50. main
street, in the west room OF the Gilbert House.
and examine his stock.
l. a. OGBORN
Nov. IL, Ic49. I1-tf