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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
HERALD OF TINE TIMES.
THURSDAY Aug. 81 ST. 1854.

Blythe Supreme Court commenced i's
August Term in this city Tuesday.-
Judge Brayton delivered the charge 10 the
Grand Jury, during which he paid u well
merited tribute to the memory Of his late
associate, Judge Halle.
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THE TINES, NEWPORT, R. l. THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 81, 1854.

- The Drought has been greatly relieved in
The West and the papers now say that the
damage to the crops has been oyer-cs.-
mated. We shall haze corn enough for
bread, though perhaps MT enough for
whiskey.
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1t seems that a wrong impression has
been obtained in regard to the physical con-
dition of Mr.. N. p. Willis. In the Home
Journal Of to-day, he says: 81 am in some
danger of recovery believe, (herc and there
a doctor thinking in not impossible.
Y, Com.
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The inability Of a wife to make bread has
been declared sufficient ground for divorce,
by the Jones County Agricultural Society
Of Iowa.
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FARMER'5 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF RHODE ISLAND.

TIlI5 Company insmes all Minds 81 property
Il not extra hazardous ~ separate classes.
Merraniila risks taken.
Tho expenses Of the Company ore unurually
email.
non. g. u. THURSTON, President.
VILLAS DupTtsH, Sec'y.
Application for insurance. NAY la made 10
the Secretary ~ he ofioe IN Lsst Grc.nwitb,
~ ~ the uhscrlef hp ~ prepared a. ISSUE Ger.
tihcates cfvin- immediate msufanoe uTnn ri rli-
cation 'D boa o. o.. otass, 10 ~ ,ofnei n
Sfnog sad rscfrcct EHl s.
mily ELIHW MACl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

Ole Bull and Slrakosch are giving con-
certs in California with great success. A
friend states that the receipts Of three con-
certs amounted TO over $1,000.
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o." The baby is sick, my dear"
swell, gave ii castor oil. Dennis, bring
up the castor oil.
IFS all gone, sit - not a drop is
left.
"GOnc! why We have not yet opened
The bottle"
"Suro you have nd II every day, and
I've seen you use il myself upon your sal
adj"
why, you scouwlrcl you mean
to say that I've becn eating castor
oil every day during the salad sea-
son 2"
".Sufe you have, SIR
Did YOU moi see the bottle was labelled
Castor,Ol ?"
Sure and | dld, sit aud didn't ! put II IN
ihs csslors very day ?!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

The Know Nothing token of recognition
has finally been discovered by II close OBJ
server. When one Know Nothing wishes
TO recognize another. he closes one eye,
makes an o with his thumb and foreiinger,
and places his nose through it, which being
interpreted, reads
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

U-There are twenty Petitions for Di-
Sorce pending before the Supreme Court
now in session in this city this does not
speak very favorably for the domestic fell
city Of the County.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

JTNo grand Bail has a. vet been an
n1uncod to take place at Saratoga tbi,
year and as The Ball there il generally
ABOUT a week CARRIER than The one here. we
presume That n will be dispensed with this
year
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

The English papers represent the case of
a man named Miller who has been for tho
last 80 years imprisoned for debt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

a writer in literary journal Of Paris,
states that the bees greatly improve the fruc-
tiiication Of fruit trees. Orchards in which
several hives are kept, always produce
more fruit than those in which there uro
nOne.
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RANK

AT n meeliDg of tAe stockholders Of this Bspk.
"A held on Tuesday, 9Th Aug, at the banking room,
pursuant tn published notice, il WINS unanimously
voted to Increase The capital stock Of said bank "a.
SlO0. 900.
The subscription book will be opened nj the bank.
Ing room ON Monday, the 18th inst, and remain
open until Saturday. 9Th October, during bank
hours + COGCEsuAII cs.h,r
Mo
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Clark, wing, and brother to "Grace
Greenwood" is elected to Congress i'll the
first district Of Iowa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

Or The steamer Blackstone now
leaves here at 3 IL o'clock instead Of
4 o'clock.
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WILLIAM III. CRANsTON,

WILLIAM Ill. CRANsTON,
COMMISSIONER TO TAKE ACKNOW.
LEDGEMENT OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS,
FOR THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
All kinds Of Convcyanciag accurately and
promptly attended TO, and titles to land care
fully examined.
Office IN the DAILY News Building,
In Thames street.
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TO RENE.

A louise situated in Mount Vernon street.
"A No 8, n basement, consisting Of a kitchen,
dining room, and coal room, with n good cistern
OF water. The next iloor-parlor. sitting room
dining room, and some other conven;ences: sew
en- lodging rooms above, a pump Of water in the
back yard, together with other ou,buildipps. "A
good garden for vegetables, some fruit trees
The subscriber would like to rent IL for one or
more years, partly furnished the first year. For
further particulars enquire at tho dwelling.
lI-lD nd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

THE New York THEATRES -THE Carl
TAI INVESTED IN THEM.-The amount of
capital invested in Theatres in New York is
enormous, and may be reckoned in round
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u l. A = s e u TIN q
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DONE BY
10 N II = Il + o. Y.
NO. II W II Cu

OPPOSITE MILK STREET, BOSTON.
Cut and ground gllss ofevery quality for Side
Lights, Windows, Coach and Railroad Lantern
Lights, &c, &c. Also, STAINED, Flock and
Enamel Glass OF new and various sty les.
Bohemian = ID Flint Glass cut to order in all
the newes, and richest sty rs, odd patterns care
July matched, and all our u&k warranfed to give
satisfaction.
JAMES JONES, JOHN sroRY.
Jyl5 3aw 3m
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, NEWPORT.

TAXES-Notice Is given that WILLIAM
L IL. BARKER, Collector Of Taxes, in the
City Of Newport, has received from George
Freeborn, Esq Treasurer OF said Newport. the
Tax List for 1854, and that all persons whose
names are therein registered are required to call
ut his Office, in the store Of X. II. Stanton, No.
90 Thames street, between the hours Of ten n.
IN. and one; and three and five p. m, and pay
the sums assessed upon them as the law directs.
The taxes are no,o due, and only s,rty days are
allowed for their collection ; the last day Of
which term will be Monday, October 10th, next.
Newport, August 18th, 1854.
Tax Books may he obtained at the Book stores,
Tilley's Newspaper Depot, and the Collectors
Office. al8
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III. Y. CRANsTON 81 son,
ATTORNIES AT LAW,

Henry Y. Cranston, Office IL Washington
Square, opposite the Court House.
William ii. Cranston, Office in Daily News
building, No. LA Thames Street. (o3l
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'.


ME would announce to tho ladies Of Newport
w and vicinity that we have received this
day "A large assortment OF infants robes and waists
richly embroidered aud for sale nj the lowest pri-
ces. Also a few OF the richest Ball Dresses ev-
or imported into this country.
Ladies' will find (here) some Of the richest
Buessels Laces ever inti odeced to the pubic with
Sleeves and head-dresses to match. We also
have a LAT 20 assortment OF silk Hosiery and caps
aud heal dresses Of all kinds, also n sample Of
Paris Bonnets Of the latest fashion, also Md
gloves ut only % cents per pair, the same ms arc
selling nj other places ut 81.
The rest of our stock IL too numerous 20 men
ton all of which WI will sell ut No. 8 Deblois'
Block on the hill ut first COST s we are going to
lsuve at the end Of the week.
o26 W. DE YONG & CO.
TOR Sale-A beautiful residence situated on
l. Narragansett Avenue, within three minutes
walk Of the forty steps, having n commanding
view Of the city of Newport aud the Ocean; this
establishment has been fitted up with every con.
venienco Tor a winter or summIr residence, I'm.
der the especial direction of the owner; lor fur.
thor information apply to GEO. II. WILSON,
Builder,
Cor Redwood and Cottage SITS,
a26 Newport, II
EkESii Figs aud Pruncs in boxcs also keg
Il ftuiIes ior cOokingj Tor sale by
YOUNG & SMITH,
nzo Ill Thames street.
DRESERVED Ginger aud Chow Chow, n
4 fresh importation, just reed by
YOUNG * SMITH,
no No III Thames street
~ lube Paste-Lemon, Rose and Liuuorice
- nlvors, Tor sale by YOUNG & SMITH,
a25 M Thames street
DINE Applos, al.o Sweet and Sour Apples,
l. Just reed nj X. WILSON,, 10 I names IT..
a1g
EOR sALE-Ons Billiard Table which will
Il lie sold low Il applied Tor soon, and can be
seen Ivy calling the Bowling Saloon, Bath-st.
a23-lm
TAX BOOKS of the city Of Newport, Tor 1854
a2i CHAS. r. HAMMETT, in,
Culver Ware ~ All descriptions, on hand
y aud f~IrEishsl 70 oder, sterling IN quality aud
Of supenot voTkmanshV, ~
n2 Is n 1IsDALE d son.
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FOR SALE.

VHE Overing estate, situated IT, ,ae south
L part ~ Thames s,rcet. hl., , i,t 7,
Pope street. hrpy o. ALFRED SMITH
i2j
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

Two LET. "A house. uniurni-hed, ft the
Il hummer season. pleasantly situated ~ the
south part Of the city, apply 1t I27 spting ~.
MIL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

ME snbscriber has been appointed by the
4 Court Of Proba'e Of Newport, Guardian Of
the persons and estates Of John, Mary and Ed
ward Dennen, minor, children OF John Dennen,
late OF Newport, deo., and fss given bond us
tho law directs. The credi ors OF said Minors
are notified to exhibit their claims to the under
signed within * months from the date hereof
and hose indebted to make payment to
THOMAS CALVIN, Jr.
allow Guardian.
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SPECrACLES, SpECTACLES, SPEATA.
CIES

~ ~ 80 III
Giles,
is n great error 10 suppose that all persons
j ofthe same age require glasses Of The same
focus, the power OF the glass required depends
on the degree Of health heretofore enjoyed w the
individual aud tsolne persons may require
at the age Of tweny five, a glass as strong as
others would ut 10, y ; great care also should be
taken N selecting glasses, to choose those
which represent objects nearest to their natural
state, for to he exactly suitable for the eve, they
should neither magnify or mini,y, but distinctly
show the object IN Its natural proportions, and
those persons who are about to commence wear.
ing glasscs-as they cannot know hat will suit
their ~eyes-wonld do well to call at the Spccta.
Gle Depot OF Mcssrs. Goodhuo & Son, No. II
Westminster street, Providence, "a few steps
below the Arcade) whose extensive prac-
tice, long experience "A I'd complete assortment of
every article required, MI 'rd To purchasers the
advantage of economising both IN time, trouble
and expense.
Pemember the No. II Westminster street,
Ga few doors below the AIcade) ProviIcnce.
GOODiiUE & son,
aZ2 Opticians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

NURSE wanted, English OF American, capa
~ hle of taking care of two children good
senmstress, and well recommended; apply At the
new house IN Spring street, opposite Lee Ave-
me. n2o-lw
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Total, Sl,75O,OO
Tbs includes the value of nc land
whcrcon the Theatres are built.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2!

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ~.
Agreeable to the. Proclamation Of Mayor
Speed, all business houses. were closed yes
terday. The bells were tolled, and the fu-
neral service Of the unfortunate victims
was preached at the Rev. DR.. Brcckenrid-
ge's church. An immense concourse gath
cred to hear Rev. DR.. Morrison, pastor of
the demolished church. He said that the
door of the church was blown open, the
house was filled with dust, and in an instant
its destruction was complete. DrsMorrison
was in the pulpit at the time Of the catas-
trophe and escaped %uninjured.
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The subscriber has taken The ,tore nj, To,,o
street, opposite the Atlantic House, where mas
be found an extensive assortment OF Watches
and ~Jewelry,
Gold Watches Of ev y varsity, vir-EnVli.h
patent levers, N hun K and comncn case, :
fine gold Anchor Levers with c~hronometer bal.
lance wheels; double time watches Tor tuning
horses ; watches which wind up and are a.,
without = Key, Lspines, &c.
Gold Jowelry. consisting Of diamond rings.
guard, lob and vest chains, Keys, bracelets. e.,
rings and breaches 10 match iouble ami s,ogIe
lockeis J gold pens aud cases /; gents pin stn1..
&c. NC. '
Every variety 81 Watches and JeweIrv. caro-.
fully cleaned and repaired in the nea,est possible
manner. and on the most reasonable terms.
alv WILLIAM KERR, Jr.
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OST or Siolen,-Out OF one Of Mr.. Tenants
IL carriages about two weeks ago, n large
Scotch plaid Scari-shawl, colors, white, red and
green; whoever will return the anne to Mr..
Shelden's, "Narrsganseit House," in High 81.
will he suitably rewarded. a29-3t pd
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 90.

The steamship Orizaba has arrived at this
port, bringing dates from the City Of Mexico
to the 9Th inst.
Count Caousset de Boulbon, whose cap
turo at the head Of an insurgent force, we
learned by the last arrival, had been sem
fenced to be shot on the 18th inst, together
with several other French officers.
Another Government victory is reported
to have been gained on the 18th inst.
There is no news of the movements of
Alvarez, and our files contain nothing fur
Their worth tclegraphing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

GOLD and Silver Thimbles Of new and rich
" designs, just reed and for sale by
GOODHUE 4 SON,
Opticians and Jewellers, at the Spectacle Depot,
No. II Westminster St., Providence. n29
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TO LET.

TO lei.
VHiE House No. So Washington street, con-
L tanning a large uumbcr Of rooms, and very
conveniently arranged, will be let ready furnish
cd; the location is a Delighted one, especially IN
the summer, having n fine view Of the harbor
aud Ocean On the premises is a barn and car
rage house; adjoining il = wharf, which will be-
let with the premises Apply o. Mrs. Briggs, on
the premises. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

GOLD Finger Rings Of all sizes and styles and
VI prices. the greatest variety ever offered in
the city, can be found for SAFE bv
GOODHUE K SON,
Opticians and Jewellers at the Spectacle Depot
No. n Westminster 81 Providence. al9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

HORSE nna Wagon Tor saie-A superior
IL driving and saddle iIorsc, 3 years old, suit
able for n family-large, very stylish, kind,
Both will he sold alta sacrifice, if applied tor
within three days Enquire at the stable foot
OF Mann Avenue. n2S-3t
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DEACHES-Fine p' ches received on arriv-
L al Of the boat from New York. and tor sale At
H II. WILSON'S,
al9 70 Thames It.
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NOTICE.

VNlE Steamer WATER LILY will disconiiln-
i ~ her Tips 90 NEWPORT, after MON.
DAY. August 2Sth, un,il SATURDAY, Sep.
,sn,ler ~, IN account ol the low slate ct The
tides mp Taunton river.
Taunton, Aug. 27. 1854, a29
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GENTS Sleeve Buttons and Studst n beauti-
ful assortment Tor sale by
GOODHUE & SON,
Opticians and Jewellers ut the Spectacle Depot,
No. II Westminster ST., Providence. a29
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7 OST-On board the Steamer Perry, on FRI
IL Aug, 18th, n leather bag, marke a. X. c.
tn" finder Will please leave il at Tho Office on
board the steamer Perry, n2S-lwpd
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL BARKER.
1.-the subscriber sole Executor Of the last
will and Testament Of SAMUEL BARKER, late
Of Newport, Merchant, deceased, has accepted
the trust and given bonds to the Court of Pro-
bate Of Newport, for the faithful discharge
thereof, requests all pc sons having claims
against said estate to present them Tor adjust
ment. and those indebted to make immediate
payment to JOHN STEVENS, Executor,
all Duke street,
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DROWN and Blcached Cot,rns, NJ 81 s. SO
- Thames street CITA'S w TURNER
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:"
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SMOktD iislisbm -F,csh arrival this day At
as II lUtNG'S pHide coius
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WANTED, n laundress, in n private family T;
w apply mt this o.Gce. r2S3t
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WILL open this morning, "a splendid lot Of
w Fall Dress Goods-consisiing Of Plaid
Merino, Raw Silk Plaid and those extra nice
Silk AMI Wool Polonia Plaids, Of rich high and
plain colors, a29
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NOR SALE-An unfinished house and lot, sit
l. nated in the north part Of the city, on nm av-
enue from Spruce street, on reasonable terms
Enquire ot w. II. READ,
or w. II. GARDNER.
a2l-1mpd
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NEW Ribbons, Gloves, Seat
~ a29 WA. &. COIZENS & Co.
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GOLD Seals, KEYS and CHAINS, IN great varie-
~ ty, selling low by GOoDliUE SON,
aI9 Providence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-19

The Liverpool Northern Times says that
Smith 0'Brien came home passenger by the
Norma, having received the Queens pardon.
It is not able to say whether he came direc.
TO England, but an Australian letter of day
before sailing Of the packet announces that
such was his destination.
Recent letters from England mention that
Samuel Rogers, who il now over 81 years old,
appears to have regained nuch of his strength,
and may be seen taking carriage airing in
Regents park every nne day
Tho Cardinal Vicar Of Rome has issued an
edict in which, after sttributing the cholera to
the sins Of the Romans, he directs tn the finger
of st. Peter, the arm Of St. Roc, the heart Of
ST. Charles, and other relics, shall be exposed
TO the alteration of the faithful In order to avert
the wrath of the Almighty.
M Walther, FIRST councillor to the minis
try of Dessau, has recently absconded, taking
with him twelve thousand thalers, lodged in
his hands as q trust.
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Iron THE srAR.l
BATTLE OF RAMsA0UR's MILLs.


Nessrs. Editors: In your paper Of thi
evening, Q4th,) nnd the particulars Of thi
battle in North Carolina. in which the writer
expresses "a regret that It has been mucf
neglected in the history of oar country" II
my Statistical History Of South Carolina, >
page 100, will be found recorded the results ot
this battle, 50 honorable to our patriot citi.
sens.
When entered upon the Statistical History
l made particular effort to collect every fac
connected with our revolutionary history, and
to record every name distinguished in it's ac
ton. 1t was to honor the humblest patrior,
that made the effort: and it will be seen
that the event recorded by your correspondent,
has not been forgotten. Permit me TO give
you the extract referred to:
The infamous conduct Of the Tories less
ened every day the interests Of the British
among the people, and increased those of the
Americans. In December, 1850, Col Wash
ington defeated Col. Moore, commanding a
party of tories near Williams's plantation, be
iow the Island ford. This is the same Col.
Moore that was defeated at Ramsaour's Mills.
North Carolina, by the North Carolina mill
tia, commanded by Col. Locke, where Capt.
Fails was killed, June 90, $780,
ROBERT MILLS, of g. c.
Washington, Oct. IA 1854.
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CAPTAIN OANOT,

GREAT CURB OF R11UMATISM CONTRACTED
UNDAR TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALnnoRl, Nd, June 4. 1854.
II: aoctorsd0e, eths fbu'taia Hotel LIGHT arces,
Dear Sir: Being on the point Of leaving tn. city,
I svaal myself Of . few Idle moments TO thank you
kindly for the medicine you sent me-, and shich has
restored ne to the use Of my litnh1. beg You to
sand me four bottles more, to carry on my voyage
Since had the fortune to use Dr.. Hampton's VeSe-
table Tiucture my confidence is 20 strong thst In
gratitude 20 the proprietors Of said medicine beg
you to present. my respects to them, and induce
them to make IL more publicly known as q sure
Rheumatic cure. Having called on me on the 10th
sssleas In all my II ubs you can appreciate nearly
~ well as myself the prompt relief received from
Dr hampton's Tncture, and am positive had It
not been tor your strong and forcible recommenda-
tons should e6ll have been in bed.
It Ia really pity this specific should not be ap
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs it
should eufier the imputation the public generally
give to sucn pr psrations. I myself who was al
cine with reluctanc-, and without confidence in it.
and 1t Vas only through your dsnterested, friendly
recommendations, and my critical situation tn at in
duced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Uncture.
You may inform Msssrs. Mortimer 4 Mowbrsy
that they are At liberty t. make use Of my name in
the support Of the good effects Of DR.. Hsmpton's
Vegetable 1incture, ss 1t has cured me- in FIVE weeks
VI cufontc iV10mbS0tCSy hhe3tSdttSB, con Irarted
under TROPICAL ct0tes and of years periodical
d'rdt'os. have on y ussd three bottles, and find
that even the dsformed parts Of my hands are fast
returning thsr forn@ natural appearance
have been under toe treatment OF several phy
sicians In London aud Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonjsn and Homeopathic remedies. amer hav.
ing bssn tormsnted with galvanic b teries, cold
and aromatic baths, and hundreds Of internal and
external medicines, sli to no effect, am, % Tar,
cured By this Hampton's Vese able Nnsture only
Therefore, my Gear sir, scospt Of the assurance Of
nay gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisher.
THOMAS CAso9