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The daily union., 1854-12-29

DAKGAINs for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to make change
ID will
Those
la will do wen select them IL consists Of
Emhroidcries iaces, nhands, flowers
head dresses gloves, trimmings
a lot of fancy
wbicI will be sold yer A. TATE
I2-eo3t No 3f Penn between 10Th and lih
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Notice or Lost Land warrant.

,lEREAs No. $40, for 81 acres, Issued in
W favor of Beoamne pucke for military services IN the war
address
Of has
notice given the apply
of Pensions duplicate
NJ b. TbPsCDTT-
low 29--lau6w
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I Circuit cnurt of Caroline
( county, sitting in equity
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DaEPANArIOS the Hoiidays.-TODD co. in
the ladies their OF rich frs,
sable, mink martan eroins itch maen
lynx, Siberian squirrel
With variety OF choice and rish furs, comprising the
offered in This market
The opportunity Of obtaining these seasonabe
Injuries reasonable Cbdrsns fn IN endless variety
prices VERY low =
TODD h Co.,
Deci Under Browns Hotel
The daily union., 1854-12-29

CARBON patrons, and the public general
"a specially informed this day. the iIth
additional stock NV Music Depot
Pennsylvania Eleventh and streets,
merchandise of description he found
the reasonable terms.
A call is respectfully solicited HlLBUS HfFI.
l2--eo3t
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TO Members Congress. Strangers sojournmg in ths

10 Of Congress strangers s"jourmimg In the
civ and public call auen
stock NJ cloths, cassmsre and vest
iugs phh order at the shortest notice. aud IN
such Having uPped establish
neu with viii warrant inst s garments
shall be equal those made IN any oe es
tablishmep ut n United sintes .
WIN " STANFORD, Merchant Tsar,
Penn. avenue. three of 3d street, No frs-
two suit. month. w. ". y.
DecJ J-2aw5vif
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frHE Practical Drw"Qhfssuani n complete cowrse OF
engineering architectural and mechanical drawings by Amsn
gani and Johnson civil engnee quarto. London s5f
Nov ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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wish purchase good furniture house
"a keeping subscriber would announce that
7h No 80, opposite
Bank, we'll filled with fine assortment None
bargains az he determined not 10
ba
acts Of enaneled conge chamber
furniture, o and finished In superb style
advanced azsortmen' very large funds very
desrabe bargains be expected Goods hSefed
safely charge, all OF the city Georeeiown
Nov "a -eod3v N. VI. NcCREGOR.
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4. notice that fhe subscriter hath OBJ
orphans Washington county, the Dis
Cuub administration the personal estate OF
Washington county deceased All
against the said deceased hereby warned TO
vouchers subscriber
before the they otherwise by law
be excluded from a hen said
Given under my hand this 25ih day Of November s5t
r. G.. WASHINGTON,
IA
The daily union., 1854-12-29

TLVEhII,E hooks for youths Of all ages, for ssle
in variety the works OF the
ed writers sf This class in England and america Also few Lon
don editions ts fine collection French
books selected Paris by the undersigned which
opened. 2 FKASCk TAYLOR
Dec %
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District Of Coambia ORPHANS CoURr,
NaSbfnst n county { 10 VII Nov IA, 1854.
OF Arnstead
Cant Jare couu deceased the notice
lured deceased by advertisement
once a W for three weeks in tae Union.
Test ED. N. ROACH, Register of Wills.
Nov 26-law3w
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i,OH OvercOats and Clothing Of every description
gentlemen should fail visit the extensive establishment
the subscribers, where will find large and
every style quality of fashionable garnens
factned In and desrabie which
selling prices
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
" Dec 93-A 80 Psnusyfv~aia avenue.
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WANTEDTen orchestra musicians Apply to Rousse
National Theatre rehearsal 10 O'Clock this morning
The daily union., 1854-12-29

CAikHfAGE and Horses for Saie-A pair OF beautifully
atchd northern family carriage hores, togeher with
uidcent northern built modern
The of value, bing and gentle The
only used about twelve mouths and IL
ami perfect when first purchased
The owner having for them will sell them great bargnn
Apply WM. 7. DOVE, Coaldeaer, First Ward.
NV
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EURvl6HED ROOMS FOR RENT ple,sanv oc,t,S on
Missouri avenue TWO plofs and several bed chambers suitable
mess 2enusmsn oacfes or ianily and may be had
epaae the whole Missouri now lighted by street
laaps. So -
Please inquire ef Mrs. r. Van Noss Missouri avsnue be-
9ween ~ and 9th streets.
lee S-dst
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United states Mail.
pnsr nrurs nxpAara.sr

UTAH.
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UST received select OF baskets, and
j articles from Paris suitable for
Aso hand large assortment Of fine cake and conec
G. GAUTIER,
90 252 Pennsylvania
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INLfc(sANT FANS for the Eyen;ux-
Il fae pearl stick fans, with kid backs
9 do 90 tipped with marrabOuts
"a fine sandal wood do finely perforated sticks
~ fine ivory do, finely carved sticks.
Also, a large assortment OF cheaper kinds.
PARkER'S Fancy
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ATfHACTIVE.-Rich Paris and New York made cloaks, II
II velvet, satin msTi antique, and cloth.
Beautiful silks, brocade plaid plain, and bounced robes
muslin emtyoideries, OF Point, Ma.ssc
Liuieric, HDuon and Gimpure.
= Syphides c0aIen, chenlsets, collars, and sleeves.
Embroidered ,ssn and ar'eton robes.
Aso choice styles cashmerc- mou-senes
French chiatz, and wool piaids
Evening and party dress goods in variety
Just and ready inspection
Citizens strangers respectfully invited to call
-A WAITER HARPER X co.
Dec 5-enJuf
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Christmas Cake.
GAUTiER will exhibit Friday Saturday extensive
' , an q cake
ready prepared pound sacks Of MIXED
plnms q. GACT1ER,
Dec 2n-ft 2J2 Pennsyl vania avenue
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
DUFFIELD'S
AN EkICAN HAMS,


VNHE SUBSCRIBERS having received a fresh
l. consignment of Dufield's liams-the Pioneer
Brabd-are now prepared to supply all orders
for this unrivailed article. The mode of curing
Hams, practised by Dufiield, Of Louisville, was
first adopted in 1887, since which time, the Dy
field Hams have become extensively known in
England and in this country, and At the Great
Exhibition they took a prize medal, although
brought ia competition with the finest brands
from Westphalia. For tenderness, texture and
favor, these Hams are unsurpassed. They
are cured under the immediate care Of Duflield
& CO., Louisville, Kentucky, and are especially
prepared for summer keeping. or their high
standing in every market where they have been
introduced, it Is not necessary here to speak,
they need only to be tested to give eutire salts
faction. The Dufield Hams are used at all the
principal hotels in the country.
Orders for the above received, and the trade
supplied on favorable terms by
q. SHERMAN & Co.,
No. 8 Market square, Sole Agents for Newport.
milf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

s. VI. PETTENGILL 81 CO., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
aud The Herald Of the Times, and are authorized
to re, Give Advertisements and Subscriptions at
the same rates as are required at this office.
Their receipts arc regarded as payments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
TIE OKTHOPHUIC INSTITUTION,

Dciormities aud joint diseases, = Z !59 and
46l, Pacific ST., South B.",Xi,n combines all
advantages Of ID Hospital. with the comforts
and cheerfulness OF a private home. The lnsti-
tu:ion ia located in a fashionable and healthy
part Of the city. An extensive Gymnasium for
exercises is attached to it. Warm and cold sea
baths within 10 minutes drive &c. Applications
To be made to the resident Physician, LOUIS
BAUER, NJ. D., ut the Office Of the Institution
before 10 O'clock. a. m, or by letter, directed to
box II7 Brooklyn Post Office, New York.
I,l-2m
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KINsLEY e. cos.

BOSTON, New York Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, &C.. 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, 80 Chestnut street; Newport, 100 names
treet; Fall River, Main street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) Y3.
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CuRED

yhe Rev. H. DUNNING, Pastor OF tho Pre-
yterinn church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York.
rrotc 70 us: 81 have just received a letter from Mr.. CHAN
NV DCssiNC, relative 10 the cure OF his Fever-sore. Yoa
usy depcpd on what It states, for he Ia a Christian man
ud nm elder in tho church. Some years since he had 70
AVE one Of his legs cut of. to save his lifo, in consequence
u a Fever-sore. The other leg being now affected. and
about TO be ampntaied, i recommended DRAsr's MEpi.
nsE. kead the result. He says Il haze used only pve.
ioTTLEs Of BRANT'S MEDICINE. ] placed ALL HorE.
fom pour recommended iion, IN that Medieins, and I can now
ny that, with the blessing Of God, IL has Effected a cure n
~ lean See Pamphlets for fh particulaTs.
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NOTICE,

A I'll. persons wishing TO have n good flag stone
"A side walk laid down at a less price ,han they
can buy the stone for, can have il done if "A sui
fcient quantity is applied for this month, to
make it an object TO import the stone and men to
d. the work. Hand in your orders to the street
Commissioner, who is agent for the largest
Query in the United States. Jyl3
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NEW PIANO FORTE wARr.pooMs,

NEW FIANO fUNIE WARt-tCOMS,
Moss NORTH MAIN ST., FALL lrER.
MI K. TOCRJEE would call the attention Of
vi The Musical public 10 The h"ges, aud Tosl
extensive assortment Of Piano o,t ter in tile Vnitn
These Instruments are from the ce ebratcd man.
uiictOries OF Messrs. Brown ~ Alien, HaIlrit,
DAVIS Il Co., A. w. l.add, Chickering's, and i.
Gilbert. They are furnished with on without
Coleman'- world renowned f,oiian Attachment,
AMI contain many new improvements OF great val.
ne For purity, Sweetness aud iulness OF tone,
ns well as beauty Of exterior finish, these lnsiru'
iuents now stand unrvalled. Prices, from Sl75
To II 900. Abo, secondhand rnuos Tor SALE,
at prices varying from SIS To $40. sccon,.
hand Pianos taken In exchange for new.
MELODEDNS, from the well-hnown manu-
Gc,ories Of Carhart & Needham, New York.
George A. Prince & TO-, Buiialo, and ;. u. x
~. W.. Smith, Boston. These insuunruts have
been unanimously pronounced superior 10 any thing
vi The kind hitherto manufactured, particularly IN
regard 10 quality Of tone, strength and volume,
rs well as in the rromptness ot touch or action oil
the reeds, by which quick passages may le per
formed with certain and distinct articulation al
tone. These, and many other new improvements,
have stamped them, as The ne plus ultra Melodeons
A full assortment Of 4, 4 IL, and ) octave single
and double reed Melodeons, n prices varying from
$40 to $500. p
Persons residing at "A distance aud who Dad it
announcement to visit Fall River for the purpose
Of selecting An instrument, can remit any sum
they wish 10 eApend for a Piano or Melodeon to
Ee subscriber, with the full assurance that they
will be dealt with Just as honorhbly ns though
they were personally present; and, indeed, 10 any
persons reposing such confidence in him, he will
make "A liberal discount, and take especial pains
to give them a satisfactory bargain. A full war
ranty is given in all cases. Any instrument OF
dered can be exchanged If il does not suit.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of every description
constantly Oh hand and for sale at prices lower
than Mt any other establishment in the country.
All orders prompt executed.
EBEN TOURJEE, SO North Main st.
THE MODERN SCHOOL q rEE PlAND
FORTE, by NATHAN RIcHARDsoS.-Thisi is
the title Of a new work which contessedly stands
at The head Of all the instruction books for the
Piano Forte. 1t is beautifully got up, with plates
illustrating the anatomy of the hand, &C., gilt,
2l0 pages, and sold at 81 per single copy
! ersons ordering by mail from any part OF the
country, inclosing -, will receive IA copy free
OF postage. Music dealers, Teachers AMI Sc
m'naries supplied on the most reasonable terms.
a5-6m T.. TOURJEE.
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TN

NEW
I CTRAW BONNET & HAT BLEACHERY.
- The subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Ne wort and it's vicinity. that he has taken the
store No. SO Thames st. next door North Of Mr..
VIM. n. Bayley's shoe Store, where he is now
ready 10 receive Straw Bonnets nrd Hats TO
cleanse aud press in the most fashionable stJ ie.
Pedal, English, Split and Florence Braid BON
nets pressed with a beautiful soft finish al kinds
Of Lice and Straw Bonnets Bleached and
pressed and warranted not In shrink
I would also invite the attention Of Gentlemen
10 the bleaching and pressing OF Panama and
Manila Hats. As acids are very injurioas to tho
straw Of the above hate, ] would also inform the
citizens that I have discovered n process Of
bleaching without the use OF acids, and warrant
them ten per cent whittier than those doae IN the
old way. All I ask OF YOU uentlemen, 70 To call
and see for yourselves. Leghorn and braid
mats done as above.
PINKING.
The Subscriber pays particular attention 10
blinking Ladies Caps, Talna', Basques, Man
tillas. Ruflings, Flounces and Aprons. Call *
see patterns.
The subscriber has also been appointed sole
Agent, by Perry & ShepardsOn, for the repair
ing ol Accorde in- and Flut,nas. All Reeds put
IN by them are warranted not 10 break and the
instrument lett in perfect tone when delivered 10
the owner. +. II. GREENE.
81
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CANCERS CURED

NJ. q. o. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton, Oyeida county
: T., Informed Us that n cHrccr-dDctor 10 snid county wsa
nrcllng wonderful cares of CANCERS through he efficacy
{ BRAST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A esnecy-aoet-~
= Greene county, ". Y, ~ alec using sud PURIFIER. MI.
!. SETTLE, druggist, at Canajoharie, Montgomery eouu.
}, has informed US Of an important cure II a CAs.
'rR 81 long standing, which was ehscted On nm aged laiy
itiia' p.1c". IT, therefore, this PURIFIER etyes Cdnrsv, by
Il purifying, healing power, wnat impure disease OF III
food can u not q eel Seven years experience and ~
Imph agNs lheIe are none Lni Mhat II Mll cure.
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This is the case OF q dying man who yet Hro. He 90
uyed of a worse case of SCROFULA, by only foetvs Bot
YES of Btants Purifier, than ever was cured by the use o.
spelre GALLONS OF the best Saysapdrfha that was ever made
Iarsaparilla has not rt6Hient medical poo~ 10 effect the cuS
or such n r~eroitinoly hopeless case. =
nj. J. Il. HASKIN, OF Rome, Oneida Ce,M T., had Sey1
uld four yelrs- was confined 10 his bed The last year-bs
vas go much diseased ana debilitavcd ss 70 be- unable 70
mise his hand 10 his head He had the bat NsdsedI adcss
had used ALL of the best Saysdparltds % no good effect
20. ioorse and icoyse, and was considered to be In q dytns
sa8 md could not live ttoenfv. -four houvs Iohgay, when be
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His neck sds
nten nearly If, rom ear 70 ear q hots 'eds eates nyoIg
the hole his ear was SO eaten around that Il could be iVTss
~ out OF its place. 1t only holding by a ru'aA piece the ass
pf one arm was destroyed by two ulcers; an ulcer undol
he arm, as large as a mans hand. had nearly, eaten through
kp aide into his body Thus he was afflicted with fpsnn
mch pufvtd, de,id. o6ensirs ulcers, on vatOs parts Of bic
,ersun. For further and full particulars, zee our PAM
7ILETS. -
DR.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilful ply.
hcians Of Rome, was called to see Haskin the day oYors
Ne commenced using Brnps Purifier. DR.. w. examined
lin, and then told him that all the medicines h &s SofA
.,,x ~ <,,s hin-thaf his caao VIVA
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GRgENE's STRAW BONNET AND HAT
BIEACIERy,

NUs % IUHTHIF FITtFTs
TIE = ibscfiber would inform the Ladies If New
% receive al new styles for Bonneis NJ soon rs they
come out. ! also Bleach and Press Plain and Fan.
cy Neapolitan- aud y lirant them not 10 shrink.
Particular attention paid 10 bleaching and Press.
ing BlDomrr. Gents sud Boys Hats, in the most
fashionable styles. y. II. GREENE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
DARADnsE FARM FOR SALE

DARADPSE FARM FOR SALE
l. This Farm il pleasantly situated in Mid
dletown, K. L., on the Beach Road, 3 mil 8
fran Newport. and half "a mile from the Peach,
containing twenty four acres. The prospect
from Paradise Rock, from which the farm takes
its name. is not equaiied by any other on the
Island, commanding as i does, Al ocean view
from Martha's Vineyard on the East, to Block
Island and Point Judith ON the West. with a
fine view OF East and West rivers, and OF the
surrounding country on the North. Tn view
from the house is not surpassed by any 10 the
vicinity. On the Farm is a 2 story dwelling
House, 2 l.arns, CRIB, Carriage house. shed
and other out builiing-, together with an Ice
house, Hot house ,35 by Is f., rain water G stern
Of 1900 gallons, an Orchard Of choice Fruit
Trees, &c. &c. An indisputable title w,ll b
given. For terms, apply to SAMUEL A..
PARKER, ll5 Thames st. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. oear the premises, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
j1-d&w
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement Of cure! He ssil
.My wife procured one bottle Of BRdNT PURE VINO
EXTRACT, Of Bi,'ea Y Leonard, druggists OF Rome. Z
enabled mt 10 get off ny Be, where / had ,eep confined
e.e year the second bottle enabled me To get 0aof hshotpsj
The uird bottle enabled me 10 oaLk ttco maes, y Rome Cen
We, where l procured sir bottles more and when l had nm.
lshed using them, seventeen out Of foenfy ulcers had HEALED
sp-and h1oe bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE Of
III the ulcers. and restored me 10 GOOD hedlh.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, 10

"ByRoS, GEsEsEE Co, N Y, Oct. 10, 1877.
"Messrs. M WALLACE Il co. Some time last WIN
Der my wife became 30 debilitated from the effects of LWI
orrh1a and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not lin hes
child or perform any household labor. Her medical trent
Uent was varied according 10 the advice and prescriptions
Of the most eminent physicians, until our skiH was exhaust
ID In useless efforts. She became so very a skeleton, the;
Al the time she commenced taking B,dnrs Medicine she
weighed no more than oighty-fve pounds but by the tins
The had taken four botnes, she became perfectly well. The
prs IL SO perfect, that she Is now enabled to do all neces-
vary household work, and gained thirty pounds Of flesh In
bur weeks. Yours truly, G. b. ALENTINE."
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALENTISE says "oty
KILL" lie, We are informed by u. S. TERRY Esq, u
he suine place, has studied medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c E S,

CAY always be found At the Subscribers. o
: most approved patterns, aud set with care,
warranted u work well Alec, Tin and shee,
ware on hand, with other articles USUALLY
a, such q store. Tic, cooper, AID sl.ss
ssfs made % order, Orders solicited.
wv BROWNELL,
Osputito The Union Bsuk
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HOLLEY & CO.'S

IMPERIAL Furniture Varnish, or Polish
L This powerful composition will. with five
minutes labor, restore to all vanished Furniture,
it's gloss or brilllancy will remove paint, ink,
grease, mars or stains, &C., from the surface Of
all vanished work Of any kind. For sale
Wholesale and retail, by
CORNELL s. DENNIS,
iyl2 " Broad-st.
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V. Is. PALMER, the American Newspape
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and Hcral ofthe Times in the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and subscrip
tions at the rates ms required by US. His receipts
will he regarded as payments. His Offices are
Boston, Scollay's Building, Court street F; New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North.
west corner Of Third aud Chestnut strrets.
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Mr. HASKIN has sworn to the above facts, and tho heu
ne Witnessed and certified to ny DR.. 7. WILLIAMS-Mr
r. BROWN proprietor of the WestRome Hotd-Messfa
SISsELL 4 LEONARD, wholesale and retail dnggssr
nd ELEVEN other respectable pttness0.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

~ bIILTVbtNOE UT
THE subscriber wishes TO inform the citizens
L aud visitors Of Newport, that they can get
suited with the best Of help. Persons wanting
places can get suited by calling a, this Office.
Also, Passage certificates and Drafts at sight
from one pound upwards; payable on all the
Banks and Branches Of Great Britain and Ire
land. JOHN ID. BYRNE,
i26 No. B Leyins ST, OnnosIle Catholic Church.
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NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND UTHEks
nOWNlNG grateful fnr past patronage most res.
Upsatfnlly solicit- u continuance iB return forvhtch
he will IN hts business he prompt aud g%raieful; IN
every case inrni,hing the very best IN h- iiDe.
~. les CHEANs demand sptcisl notice, Ne solicits
. trial. every possible variety of the same furnished
together VITA the most delicate Chario ts d. Russs
j ne and other varieties of Conientionery, Grand,
French and other made dishes sent IN %cottiee-,
gamirg parties, ptc mics and the IKE refreshments.
Breakfast. Dinner aud supper, served 10 order nj
The YACHT IiOUsE
GEO. T. DOWNING,
rs from New Yok.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' The Farm and Residence of the Late Jethrp
+. Mitchell, situated in Middictovn, on the
Stage Road from the City Of Newport To Rris,ol
Ferry and Stone Bridge, about 1 mil /. from,
and within % or 30 minutes rifle oi the former
place. Said Farm comprises ahont " acres Of
excellent land under n good cultivation, walled
of into lots OF appropriate dimensions Tor farm
ing purposes, with n good House aud other
buildings, a good well and an unfiiling spring OF
water theron. For eligibility of location II ID
scarcely surpassed by any ot.er IN Rhode
Island, with a beautiful prospect, embracing a
fair view OF Narragansett Bay, Newport with
its picturesque harbor, and so on to the Ocean,
as far as the eye can reach. For further infUr-
nation, apply TO BORDEN LAWTON, of
Portsmouth, or to the subscriber, in Pawtucket,
il DANIEL MITCHELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

"ArrIcA, Genesee Co, February I, 1910.
an. 7. WALLACE q CO.-Gennenen / was, for more
han a year, afflicted with II disease Of the stomach. Icould
cot eat any fat or greasy substance without causing great
pain, sickness, and vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. as an experiment, tried one bot.
Ne of BRANT' MEDICINE, which, To my utter disap.
pointment, eas,d and yaiepcd De usual pain drey eating.
Therefore used asccond bottle, which has completely cured
he disease. I am now well and hearty, and can eat almoet
anything without being panied, or the stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, It. y. WILCOX"
Mr. Wilcox IL n resDectable merchant of Attica.
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BRICKS BRICKS - BRICKS -
THs subscriber viii sell 20 900 Bricks nj
Il cost. - hey are occupying room which 10
a-edsd Er Coal. Persoa, N cant can by
ihsm a. h-rasin Willism,' ~h.rt.
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