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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
REPLY OF A CLERGYMAN TO s.A pouc.
LAS
HoS STEPHEN A. DouGLAs.

lioS. STEPHEN A. DouGLAs.
.Sr'--l found in my New York pa-
per OF ye'terday's date. report of re.
marks made by yourself and other Hon.
Senators on the lth instant. with ref.
erence Ia the Memorial .igu.d by the
Clereymen of New England against
the Nebraska bill
1t = very evident from the tenor Of
yonr rrinarks that the -cl,ar" aud ..prI-
lurid pool Of Politic." "a, the Hon. Mr..
Prilil ol Ind. call- ~. was somewhat
ruliird by - .iorm and your bark was
,"ayri tn and fro by guests of passion.
when yon n',c 10 denounce the Three
lh"u-Ani ''Preacber- Of the Gospel. !"
You said that these individual. -uu. bt
10 be rrbuk"d and required 10 coniine
ihrm-rl,es io their vocniiun. instead Of
nrglrrl'ng ihrir holy religion and yio.
hating IL. sacred principlr," e.. You
olJeci o. the Memorial brrau-e il re-
Dukes you and your peer aud. in yonr
turn. y1u r-hukc us in,i.i that YOU
too, sir ought 10 b. required Ia canfne
'"ur-'lf io "yohr 20 alton" and not
.prnd The Time Of The Senate "a de-
nounring three lhousaEd clergy mrn be-
cause they exercised one Of The right.
guaranteed to them by the Constitution
Of the United State.
Truly. the liberties of this country
are "a great danger when s,nator. do
nounre pn-achers Of The go.rel a. oui of
their sphere, befausr a, citizen. they
m"moraiize Congres. on suijecI Of
such all-ah.ofbing interest a. the bill
which siih saeh indecent haste you
pressed through the S-naie.
Bui Shy .loull ,ld. Memorial e1.
ciir y"ur anger - mns.h more fhnn
other immortal oa ihr -amr s,hj-cf Z
There ran be- np douis. sir. hat hal
ihi' paper ir,u IN reinforcement - ,our
hili. instead 81 .lcpauur,ng Is. and fi.o,e
sho signed H. rou would have hailed Il
a. an omen of great good Yoa would
have sail "a your bruihrr senators. aGi
rupisiiiuiir ss 20 Aessrs S~sard,
E,crrt' a Co.. III ,rc. geudlsm~n g. q
memorial from three ihop,au1 clergy
men ~ Ar~ Easisad. ~l.o say that i,r
ssna'e has done night Ia passing ms b,li
1hrF arr mrn uh1 nrsef 'dsiihlr n the
So iAr pool u Poiiies,' boz thry have
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
MARyrs sTxPrNcE

How brightly the fire burns in the
crate how beautifully the name.liphi
cl,nis and da,hcs arross The vail |
wonder what make. mr feel - happy
'hi, rNrnmg. and ever, hing hook. SO
pleasant There have drawn papn's
and mama's chair, into Just the riahi
corners. for they'd be cold when ibry
return from their long ride. and here.
my ,l"ol I'll place it in the middle
lmI half way between them.
somehow, the pale face Of that little
hrggar girl seems looking at me an the
time. | can see that glad light Glling
her eyes. jast a~ plain a> did when |
hid the siNpence in her. little dirty
hands, How much had thought OF
that siNpence, too Grandpa gave il to
me whole month ago. aud | had kent
II 20 carefully, in one corner of NV red
box. mp stairs; bni those large sugar.
apples looked So beautiful with the red
streams crossing them and then they
were 50 cheap, only sixpence jus,
made up my mind 10 have one.
can -" her, rs she stood there. inst
IN front of the store. with her old faded
hood and ragged lre-, looking 50 wi.t.
tnl ~ the candies aid an IN row. rlo,.
{" the Pan"-. Wondrr what il wa.
made NJ" tIro back when NV hand va.
"n the latch, and say. Liftl, eirl. what
d" 'on want Z; How .hr started and
Shared a M, in-l a, if nnl,od, had ,pok.
cn Kind To her before
But ] a'ie,, she thought wa, sorry
f"r her. because she ,aid. in a minute
- earned and eurrowiul. II aiut had
ANYTHING to eat io-day.aud was think.
ing how good one of them gingerbread
rolls. IN there. would taste" Now.
Thought To myself. Mary Williams
you've had u good breakfast and din,
ncr tbs dd,. and grandma will give you
as much gingerbread as you want for
the asking. and this poor litllr girl hasn't
had m"nihiul. Now YOU can see. YOU
can just give her the sixnence .he
needs II n great deal more than vou.'
u was kind of hard, though. for rhcr,
lay the apples. booking 50 large and red
/ Just like real ones in the window.
looked first AT the -iNprurr. then At til,
apples. ihrn ai the airl. aud then. at al
/ three over again But the la., time
couldn't stand thal litlr girl'- sorrowiul
hungry l'ok, and 20 | dropped the six
/ pence right into hrr hand. aud wilhnu
waiting for her 10 speak walked -rraigb
away. Bu somehow. all the Wny cnm
lng home. I icli 50 liglr aud happy.
almost wanlr, to sing. though il was il
the street; and I've felt 80 ever since
I'm 50 glad gave that lilile girl ,h,
sixpenre. il ! did have to 90 wilhor
the apple There that carriage top
ped Papa and mamma are com. :
Iirgiaia f. To,cnsead
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THE oKEAT
|prins aad summer Medicine !.

H. lasetAa's Ebaf ANu nEGH fAhh
ifl1 tifftNr rHsatfs.a-rt n rsfFeFaniiE.
- p a aHH.st.f fffsii A.a. ha- i.fifa b
qa9 Ia ra'eHr faf frtf1 ~ as fFFrsff1f 80
L Do Hfrsfa E HaaH faffa.Ii iiaf1 esfa ena efza
f'.al tff q Hisaa Aasas '.|ls.aaslaI tfsf n.alt
~ a aa aTHi asifsarsI taaaIair it. % -iagsat.
eef4aa. H aaissa Hh4 iifsa b. ~ q - i.eiifgai
't ana ne aasf q fIaasil aIsssafs tl,ainf ifssa
s.sassrs r.iaasfa tss .st .Ie.afs .ifs = it.f
80 = eafts o. iHaf aff ~ aHrfs~sf : aff
tn ~ snf fs.a b ia s- uai.A Ara Afi..lfa.lf
/ a - giss sfs-a hs=s~ s-. - ss4sA Z
tHl Nhissuas t.ssh fte@
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MORNING, APRIL -. 1894.

a"'"' r>rapc from a. a4hi death --
Gnai ilra,sp ihsi you mat nr,cr eo
gsn
'ctut.d hc,opd i,alr for insar
e''' inquiry thn VI G,li,e.. ib. du,-
rr H' 'he gravel train was an imemI,er.
Hir man and hsi been sern hanging
Hh'ni ih- greg shops nf Nv
that nf ern pn Rum va. the csuS, Of
'hi- near ,.ruls iAal hal from a hor-
nhlr death 1ei eonld .sy in concln.
>'un. never. pn Hry urca.iou. rul- on
>trrHl uuun-. an beware af -t,ona
drink a. ou Nould . raging poi.,n -
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noBopY LOVES MT
ny vHaINlA p TOWNSEND
Nobody love. IN p

Nobody love- M
Now cousin Mague aren't you
ashamed of ,our.olt. lor lpt,og, Your
naughty hulr hutri grani free pas.
>ag, lni iho-, word, to louI lips Aud
thni elongated ,i,ag- ,en which ihr
mirrnr oppn~iir you ihrae- back .o
truihlulN What raln ha hat itoNn
to hr travelling ncrn-- ,ho forehead here
diern summer. ha,, mil thlr ,hnrtc.
lrr. of bloom nd hruui,i lm see
hnw 10 l.. Yonr pea irirsl apd -ehool-
fellow. Annb. MMh.r. ha- h,gs indnl
cins %, A,pahrr ehulhrio, or h.r impnl
si,, nul .onAsln itt..lt un,urr.
aud 50. lot -outl,. son nu.i ,i-ii upsu
the world the di.rlcisufr ,lu. onl, 10
her inf,mninLlr self
Nohol, love. ,ony and # nll hu.
nau inv.. W,r, vnb.lrawn Cr,m ,.tu
ihc.muh. Mamie Eastman. look IA, IN,
r,c. aod t.ll ,oc II ,ou would uoi .ill
have rau., to send up from the depth.
nf ,Ynr IA, ari u continuous thank pivur.
nur. nni nature. that yrand obi mist.
uuroll g.. .uuou. painting aIih every
rising .Ha ra ,ouru,w ~, sau.hnc
that pi4 I3.of. ,ir hmad pts- Of The
nouutnlr rl v,.,r. ~ p,i,lrn era
I Co., ftr Co., u #iur- fl, srrcn glop
| A A.. Io.a lrsai, ot
/ r.. umpa.. H.....tl4t lam, lil.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

TnrTH Every word Of II Coz II
oui and learn !, BY heart.
We should make il principle 10
extend The hand of frirnd.tin 70 every
man aho di, hafgt. Gllinlly hi. du-
iies. and maintains good arder- ~hO
naniiesis a dep iiter-si Ia the selfarc
Of grnrral .i.tisty hoes dslcrimsni
!. nprght abd - has~ mind Sc ifnelH.
gent -~i'lsopi siaPping 20 ascertain
aheihrr be- sains. = hammer or araws
a thrrad. There {. noihins - di.fssi
irim III naisral claim rs hse rriutani.
ihs harkHafd sy'niaihy. ihr iorcrd
sniie. ihr Ga ckrd can, -frai.nn. fbe
hssaaiing compliance. The 4-li ~ anc
aia 10 usahiiesi 10 iii,-r hnis loser
down, ~iih v ei.em in che romfsfisoH a
iui@llsct sai prirciilr. ~ siuur. they
Frequently siak lpi0 sIsaiieancr.
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llrn. .s "ns of Montgomery delight
fal rr~aiio ioas--a III .ubieci for reflection
ia The age of aniGcialnies. Read IL
ye WIN ,s,k IN sAin abfsad for those
ansilsy.i plfasurr' Nh'rh are f0snd
aloar nn.1 ill- yrnial iuhB.aers u The
hofss eifrir :--
ftsss b. q 80 ffstfts atpsralsiy bissf
issfrf. .asfirf, fHaH ~ uaF ~ ffef
Is Nisi- a4aH. fff tfi .f' Uffsf fsfit ssias
ui. 30 80 90 .ffiatfi Fsssssul sfg ffies.
HH.s ti trafa ai sHfsnit tisa9
Gas .fa az = a. i.l.t.ss4i isfisf. fIlsaa-
ffrss Ht-a ffisat itf ss.fAsfi sspstfsfi pls
rf sEs o. 60 ftst as-sfs ~ Hslfas sss a ~
a. a. lirHf HfrssH q Hff aeif.'tirl efes
A. saEsi fs.f1 fissef 80 rsess ls
Ansss4 lrf aeare qifsit aslsfs asFsi.
500 hfs sifs HifasafHs fFHlri q ~ iset
s sis siisa fhat iaas uiif ssf = esTft y t'esf
40 fiaae sea esifa iat traaa
ga iila sit~tf So. issaF'sf taf . ~ fissas
feaf iiaf iaf efsnifgs 80 fAsf fii'i ia'f ~fal--
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G.. E. W airing, Jr.
f.....stks.. An,ts altaetsf.

ti.l fssslf aafiFtes "a rssias heAeftHs 49,
-aa afsaas tHrssassaI b. rtsllff is1fIi A. = sis
taf- e. tasHca=f t't gasf i4ffnsss a ua|as IL
frafl sut g H=His-t ta fsaests hAffss sals
saaIlI ,iel t7Italasr afsI faia. afHiaiaF saisf
aatf A. 80 unae D. CT nAEA trf'-
|.4l...f.i "a ssf.a.sass. " lss.airs.ai 81. hfN
D. sHa ID Hr+ Mralltsstrf f ~ t#ftffs
4 a.rt srt ~ aaa sfsfHfi.s Sole A. -
q. alss H. tih T. ~ 49, 81 ials Iafsf.
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a b.lfatis aua ErtaA iassisfs "a su tiaas a fiY
ts.sfs Gf.ffrIss saf ffasi-.issr tiAfer sfr snd
laHtrl n.agt. -haes snf nHtf-fs 80 80 "a iils
asp-atfl rslsni EsdtclHsa - ttf llf ssts ~
81 sd
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" q aisN NUu,Nr'sw,N ~ o,rnsru-
INC stNnNAas.

sev.,y w.a " a' 90 ur@ fsiA
"Nr,rr mind hlilc e,rl T. ws. %
hard loal-slsnvi hani iAai ra,.-d ,hc
frchtc .rd child from tho Slippery brick
pavement upon which .hc had falrn.
hut the henesolru, aud kndi, faclue
htaming f0m ihr window. af hi. cnis,.
ci1u. .oul made ihr cuar.r fraturr.
lpnk alnip, hrauiIf1l, aud So mahulsicl
ihr iou'> Of h,. voi,r that one might
rcad,l, hrho,c a Stpn nf music ttoru
somr harp had hoaira 10 h,. rnr
That vas harl mll bat | hope
you ar, not much hurt
Only hrile. sir ! rnn walk nna
llut Shrn ihr kiui tanner withdrew
hi- hnuJ au'l ,hr .laii an,in',,l Coo move
forward. ha!t ~mo'hor.i .er.sm uf
paiu snd iImil limp told him ihn he
was TRYING to ronrral her .udrrlugs
Now book here. child. f ,ou srr
not afraid OF my milk k-,ans. iu., let me-
liti you up 10 that seat aud ~ tai.
you home e. softly in 'hnl mdk .t,r'.
~ # It were rhp-r
Thank YOU. but shall b. grrn,
trouble fnr live in Elm stree, near
the A,,lum
Then l'm sure yuu'll have ride :
and lifting ~ hr spoke. the littlr. Ga
gilc child TO his seat, hr started IN the
direction of Elm street
What sent You from home so early
ihi- cold morning. m, liulc girl 2 a.k-
rd Rrnl,rn Grant. With. hi, uncoulh
cart WAS rumblug over the frozen
ground
'Mr- Dali, sent mr To the market.
SIR
l. Ms. Daily yonr mother" ("
Oh. no. my namr is Dora lI,mlin,
an1 mother hid lH-i -prnr MIR. Dat
J, took NE from the a-ylum.
Ani 100, - warm gi-h of tears.
Nh'ch hrr -pmjnrd ankle f,ilcl to draw
from hrlr f,nolaiu. ro'l.d r,rr DoraS
che, Vs.
Now don't cry,' said R.thrn. 'hui
/ l,ll ne about ,ou hon, dn,, Mr..
I DaIle oilr'i send YOU To market"
I A'mn-i every murnina. .ir.'
Nnl What else ,lo ,o,i 10 ior Mr..
/ Dal,
'''' we '"'' "''' we '''''''' ana
~" -" ''"'''-'
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,ou,in, h., ,.l, ,.,...n
un, ,.d, ,.,,. .li',..,.,.
x,.J ,.,
W,
/ NJ. chuck now | -,,,,,,-,. Mr. nan,
/ T.. a .lr,.r wom,n.nnd ,n.,,s ,,u li,,i
/ Iv.' hlf-,n,..-r.1 bplfo.,r,.I r.,
h,n
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WY '''''
fHf"Fr Grant va NOT q mnn" M
"' ""r'' nhf When hr- Dfi tan
/ rN N"'n'"' "i'i -"'di grr' ">r-. hu.ll
'i nae" '"' hl'n2 rhP.s'rlngs' pres"oic'
h''''" ~ TIE door he did not stop II
comment upon The dam '''c-. Of = r"i'
/ N"'rn'rr mor'i"a' bar r'laic'iH. 'imp
~ ~ l"r-i'l' 10" he hid phkrd np ih'
'h'id IRON The 'r' "alk 90 which sh'
h'i lhil~h that ID" Sh' unable "a 1alk
H"d be- hrlirvrd h"rn"kle Wa -'rained
perhhHs hn"krn
b'"'' ~" brok"n lunhl sha
shal do "ill ihr cafri"-- i'drf lV'
h"'''" iull "i h"afdrf- AID -iS chillrer
h'-ide' u -rhd her back Ia the Asy
tam. She's always hrrn puny Shin
prin2 hing not earning her sali.
She'll b" a geh itonhle. 40 doahr
ma a'an; and ! Hn- thinking ju.l nou
that lou would Ike ~ give her bit %
country mir ior month or ~,
Can't Afford u. .ir; wharlrr ihoush
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Commission Merchants, and Dealer 10 Flour, SAT-,
Ifun, Steel Agricultural Implements. b.lr, rash,
Gis-r, Ae., Se., Hesr the Freight Deput, hsfiaaa,
~. 81
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T,sehs, os Nusie, wh.ssssli. \ Y Ptsno Pors,
Taued snd keFaifed. kesigt feF an doaf ssIit
american Hrtei, william stTeet, Whitehall
At--u
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Manufacturer and Dealer ia TIA, sheet iruH uHd
tuiqrf Wan and also, exclusive AFsnf ia hui-
lsad l'anfs, - fhe sais 0i the riuVs called tbe
ru1 star F.rst bsof Last of Dyer Hotel
HsfisAs - i1--ly
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BARRETT 4 SON.

Dealer 30 wst,hss, Cioet., IsweIry. silver War;,
fancy Goods, AZ, Psfkiss' BuiidiHE, near the lie
poi, Rstlssd'J ~ Repairing neatly dune at short
nuiirs I'll
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A1afasf aae iauassiiH 81 inN, sad Ssairitr in
tniarffff tlaii, t.lKaiisain - tiie rtstss q
Mains Afw hsH.gahirs, Essts islaHa, I,tsneeit
raf Asa Aaft, fsnnrf itsHia, uhhi- isdians
N rhifae. NtscsiHsin, aHc iaea tfhce b. ths
tsiau Haaass. K-iiaaa. - -
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~ Iis.asia .ay. Jss,iy. 81 br'i psH "
brsssJ &. Ihal ~hieh plaarr sshsos
sEpTrss.
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aai.sfsffafsf assd Nhsstais tns Esfat i,saisf j
E.rs. -aa-s Kati,sss. 80 "a kii-ds a i.stfssi r.
Ntsl ~rs.Ef. selssnias HtsAsh.i2a hsa, A.
aasa o. s@-is
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ilrsisf 10 gfls~rss sH4 ffnsistt.s haiisf, thtr-s
f.aff ti.-at. e. Hsis rfsssH. assi tas BE-
t.si thsfgh, hsasas, o. -
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koy L. Boston and Western
Vermont Railroads.

- ~ ,;s---1srr xay---'sisf ,sis,--issir.
Change oF TINE.
Ia leave RHtiHad a. f4li1~s r.
4, oNAon ATIoN, en- \. NJ sfnss 81 If"i'
ma srf.ss a Trg ai5f ".
pEts-- gelp A 10 tho sn.yai gi ttlFess
f,.,s N.,rif.si. sriys At Tr1i cos 2 "
lssra Tn, a. ioainNs si-
ku- fs3 A n auitt ~ Saiiasi ~ \ ",
t1es \ s., srfiss a hniisna -
{s,saa6bAFtuN. a. = A arnNs - hni'
tstAFa
~ Ahar ~ IiEff-s uslu from hHiiapa WI
krit '. isssi ssrasird - g. lfafr passenEsf-'
~ ia A. fstfrss fg'-ai fuf ~ill sinp "hii Al heh
=. teia seA IH9 sna naliaua.
~ r JOHNSON, sept
-. Aasa.i lss. iaia. A-H
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Arnfpsg aua ss.snsTliar 81 i.aN ~oisritsf 10 haR
fsr saa AFrnf - Fsnssiansft. usslaif i-atas.
- once, "a siaB Thraii's His~i, k~t'assi
- s-lf
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naFusH-sn AFif', -lfhrhi Ht-fus in The tui8n
huiiaihg. Asia street, Asfaad, o. Ficfatss lui
spin sssf1 safep - ruis, Hifb 80 siti..afi ~
a., a. pntss van ling ffsm iaet. o. sla if-B
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n r. WoRLEY.

Dealer "a Resdy Aads Cinthlng, Furnishing Good,
Hats, Caps, Ss-, Ae.. 30. MsrbAhisi Roa Hst
isss, o. -
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Physician ssd sargooa. Ofhrs al ne Drug rie
intan hailding, haih rt, RsAs@d, ~ 81 z
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Deaiss Ia Fafaiiurs, fnlvislsis, ITsn, Coal, Nails
Hafa~Af.i fvsdsr, and Fass, near The Dslsi
hsuasa, -
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Wholesale and Retail Druggists, and Dealers IN Per
fanssg, Fancy Articles, Tfusses, SltDuldef BrAres,
Burning fiuid and CampbeBe, IN Union Bnilding,
Main street, and aBdeT Tie BaTdweli House, Wash
ihEtnu street, HsuaHd ~ ~
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Auarusy End ttalnrsliaf A. Lss aua stsiritF lu
o. 1-l
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers 20 by Goods, Grocer
lee, IrckeD, bennington EHzmeied, rsrisb, Glass
and stone Ware, FLUID Lamps, Csmphehe, and
turning fiHid, No. AefchaHts Row, near the
Del-ii, kstiaae, ~ BY
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H. r. DORRANCR


Manufacturer sf sussses, saddle, Bridies, iAitrr
rurcngissi he., &e., Nc. Park Row, hsaa-d,
N IL
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Manufacturer aud Dealst ~ Boats, Shoes, Ao., sc.
in Thrall's Hauding, Nam st., Rutland Vermont
Repairing done on sbort notice, aud all wurk war
fnHtad. lbtl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

Manufacturer aud Dealer Ia Cabinet Furniture,
CHAIR, Mattresses, Ispoking Glasses, Picture
Tratnes, and Ready Made 'ofhBA, iiunlouR's Build
lag, Washington 81, RatiaHd, ~ IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27
DANGEROUS scRoFULA!

This il the case Of a DYING man who YET Lies. he soA
aired Of a worse case Of S~CROFULA, by only frars Boo
ss of Brants Purifier, than ever wss cured by the use o.
spsiss GALLONS of the best SarsdpofiLla that " rs ewes made
Iarsaparilla has not SlDtienf medical J~e~ ~ eject tho cun
,f such a reroltinOiy hopeless case.
MI ,HiskfN, OF Rome, Oneida o. Y, had Seyer
ia four gears was confined TO his bed hi t6si yeir-he
sas 20 much diseased ana debllitarsd as 10 be unable ie
Mise his hand 70 HE head He had the bet ssdiroi ddvlv
had used ALL Of the best sarsopdrlias 10 no good enect-
90. porse AID roy,e, and was Considered 10 be IN a dsst
commenced usiug BRANT'S PURIFIER. HIS neck ld.
ntep nearly Of, from ear 70 car; q h%s tas afca hrotgt
M ,cindpipe. under his chin, so thai he bres'hed through
he hole his ear WINS so eaton around that u could be fVfe<
- out OF its place, IL only holding by a s~aA piece; the use
~ one arm was destroyed by two ulcers; an ulcer under
ne arm, ~ large az o mans hand. had nearly eItsn through
hs side into his body Thus he was ahhcts with fceatb
arch pafv,d. derh, offensive ulcers, on vartOsB parts Of hA
sSsUn. For further and full particulars. zee our PAM
TLETS.
ucians Of Rome, was called TO sec Hsskin the doy bySs
n commenced using Brlrts Purifier. Dr.. w. examines
Iiun, and then told him that all the nedesnes IN Tie esrs
nuud aaf euKe hla-tlhl bis caae WA
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KINsLEY & cos.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, Sc. and for the collection and payment o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES Boston, IL State street; New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila.
delphia, SO Chestnut street; Newport, 100 Thames
treet; Fall River, Main street, mount Hope
Bock.) y3.
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UANCuRS OoH.Eys,

NJ. q. q. KINNEY, merchant. ClislOn, NoS, ospiry
! J., informed US ,haI n carcsr-.gctor Ar snli serriy WA
'"c:,ug wonderful csrys Of fAscERs tlroug,. The afracy'
I bkANT'S PUliIF ! EXTRACT Aar. r.>~. az
. nfcrur county, N. " = also lsiEg SAID fys'viLS. NJ.
= u S%TtLs, druggist, al Cana ohAris, Noyt sUar.y ~, v
f., =, I la. informed US OF an nc pori n Ss.. Of q "a q
? OF eng ~stlhdlng, Which wsB sEsets III 81 agqa lrly
iilli Iia"r. II, therafurs, lLLs pvef.tER sDe, (cseev ~
= purifying, hralius power, wbat impure dAuass %. ~
lood can II not ct-el Seven year, experiences eAi uv
Tvh SAYS there are none but what ~ n. il sure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27
CURED.

She Rev. HlCHARD DUNNING, Pastor oi the Pr-s
ytrrian church, Adams Basin, Monroe eOcHty, New Yg,k
srotc To US: al have jusi rceiyed d letter hsrn NJ. CIV y!
nv Dussise. relative 10 The cure ofiis Fevsr-fore Yen
day depend on what Il staies, foi ~ il : Chr.sis pN !
nd All elder IN tho church. Come J9ars snss hs had ~
ave one Of his legs cut of. TO save his hk, i, eo1sagusn-s
a Feyersore. The otner ley being now .ase:ed, ard
bout 10 he amputated, / recommend HrAsT'v tfrn,
lSL. Read the result. He says u haze v.ai - : aL,,s
orrLEs Of bRANT's MEDICINE. piqe.d ut mc.H,
Tom sovy recommends iloy., ~ Lha, foh~ns, s,.a | con now
ay that, via the blessing of God, % res Syee..d Q ere ~
~ Iey'" See famphlets fer fua pl
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Stoves. Ranges
F U R N A c { S .

MAY alsays be fornd NJ the Subscriber, o
ID most approved patterns, mud set with c,rc,
ssd warranted 30 work veil. Also, tin and sheet
irc- ware ~ hanf, With Other articles us.sH,
kspt NJ such = -torc. Tin, coup-r, and y CO
str VAR made 20 order. Orders solicited.
wM. BROwNELL,
Opposite the tnio. Bsuk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27
Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement Of euro! He ssM
MY wife procured one botle Of BRANT'S VINO
EXTRACT, Of Bissu & Leonard, duggirs Of Rome. I
commenced using that. and began 70 get bef.w. Thst bctts
enabled me 20 91 IF NY be-, where | had ,eep confined
Ne wear the second Bottle enabled me to gefSao( hehotss
he bird bottle enabled mt 10 eok fto rfss, % Rome Cen
ire, where ! procured SIR tohie' more .pd when ! had I'm
,shcd uping them, seventeen out Of teert, ulcers bad H. Is<
sp-Nnd 1Se bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE q
M the ulc-rs. and restored me ~ good heAih."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

"ArrIcA, Genesee Co, F,byreyy :, 1910.
an. T. l. CO.-Genhsmsn ] was, Sr more
han a year, afflicted with u disease Of the stomach. could
not eat any fat or greasy substance without causing great
,nin, sickness, ami vomiting, md war continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. J., as an experiment., ,r!ci OF. Got
We of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter dissyS
,oiptment, eased and y~iersd NE usudi nam sr<y sattns
therefore used a second bottle, which las completely cured
he disease. I am now well and hearty, and cn eat almost
anything without being pained, or tho stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, T.. =. WILCOX"
Mr. Wilcox Is q respectable merchant Of Atllca. y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-27

TOHN COLTS Standard Cotton Sill
u DUCk-II. G. BEACH n CO., ~ Pine
st., New York, sole Agents cotton Canvass
IRON several other mills. Also, .Osnaburgs,
Priut Cloths, and Copper Rollers Tor Calico
and Ss,inett Printers. iys 6m taw
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DOR the accommodation Of our citizens
4 aud visiting Strangers, on TIL'EY's couo-
Ter Opposite the Post Oficel can he seen al
all ,snes a large aud full business Directory OF
the cities Of New York and Boston, published
since May, 1854. jy3
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POISONOUS RugUM
EntiTkiu z, Hticated from the Suattm.
2 dSw ~
yTACCINATI

VACCINATION
Y DIR. w. ARGYLE WATSON, having been
appointed city vaccine physician, inform, The
irhlbitants ii Newport that he will he in at
tendance at his office, cor. South Touro and
William sts., daily, from 9 to 10 O'Clock. a. M,
where he will vaccinate all who may present
themselves. III