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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMINGI
WEST & PEEL'S
ONLY AND ORIGINAL
p L Ill NSTRELS,
Fourteen Performers,
Under the management Of the renowned
MATT PEEL,
Win give "a series Of their Concerts at
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
Commencing Monday, Augast 27th,
When they will present choice selection of new
Songs, Choruses Dances, &c.
Tickets 20 cents. Concert commences at O'Clock
aug 24-6t
JOE PENTLAND's GREAT CIRCUS
"ILLexhibiton Market square, Thus
w day, Friday, and saturday,
august 30th 3lst, and September lst.
FOR THREE DAYS ONLY.
This Company composed of the most talented per-
formers, from all parts of the word is distinguished
for the Elegance, Novelty, and Variety of its enter
tainments.
Mons. NICoL0. and his three Juvenile Wonders
ALPoNSEA, SEBASTIAN, and ALMA.
Mr.. RICHARDS
Mr. FRANK PASTOR,
Mr.. GEO. BATCHELDER,
Q. SHERWOOD
5. JACKSON,
H. BERNARD.
Master SHERWOOD,
And OLD JOE PENTLAND,
King of Clowns,
With host of other talent compose the Troupe
For particulars of Professions, Dragon Chariot
Full Military Band aud Performance generally, see
bills of the day.
~ Admission % cents-no hafprice.
Doors open at 2 and z. Performances at 2iS and
~ O'Clock, =. NJ.
Also, al Georgetown, Tuesday, August %, and
Alexandria, Wednesday, August 20.
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Catherine Bigelow, John Dallam, D. F. Hay
wood, Thomas j. Meredith, Edward NJ. Green, G.
w. Ridgway, c. NJ. Barclay an unknown fel lale,
Edward G. Bacon, Wilson Kent, Alexander Kelley,
(the above are mostly Philadephans) NJ. J.
Staughton, Martin Connel of Wilmington, Della
ware; Jacob Howard, of Lebanon, Tennessee ;
Harry Rusk, of Georgetown College; Captain
Boyce, United States Navy, and his daughter
James Lincoln OF Ellicott's Mills Charles Bot
tom, Of Trenton.
The wounded are said to number 10. Among
them are the wife and two daughters Of Captain
Boycc.
The wife of Major Boyce, of the United States
Coast Survey, was killed, not his daughter Thos.
j. Meredith and John Dallam are merchants Of
Baltimore. Edward NJ. Green is not killed Charles
Bottom, of Bottom & Co., Trenton, had Mr. Green's
bank book in bis pocket, which occasioned the
mistake
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DRIGGS, HALL " CO., Engineers aud
Id General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
lumba. nov 1B--ly
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TUE UNION ACADEMY.
rEHE Fifth Annual Session of the Uni

Academy, and the sixth of the Union Female
Academy, viii open on the first Monday in Septem-
Der, and continue forty-four weeks.
Terms as usual.
Circulars at the bookstore Of r. Farnham, Esq,
and at the Rugby House, corner Of Fourteenth aud
X streets.
These institutions are so organized and conducted
az TO secure that mental and moral training which
will best prepare the pupils for the rcales Of life
r. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Academy
Mrs. Y. RICHARDS,
Principal Union Female Academy
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SCHOONER OLIVE FOR SALE.
VNHE Subscribers having no use for said
- vessel, which has been thoroughly repaired,
will sell bargain to any one wishing TO purchase
by calling on G. Myers 4 Son, at their Wood and
Coal Yard, No. 81, Water street. Georgetown, d. G.
aug 7-f G. MYERS A SON.
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Icy Merchants' Exchange. There will be
general meeting this Thursday evening, at half
past o'clock, at the Exchange Rooms, over the
Washington City Savings Bank 70 take steps towards
raising subscriptions for the relief Of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers
aug 80--lt JOHN f. ELLIS Secretary
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a Ii STRANGERS

Ii STRA NGEIS
N Visiting the city should see Hunters Catalogue
Of the curiosities ofthe Patent Office.
Also, his description Of Poweps great picture.
Fak vif
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g8 NOTICE.-The members ofthe Eagle
Club Of Georgetown beg leave to inform their
Gus friends and patrons that they will give their sec
ond Annual Bali at Forrest Hail. on Wednesday Oc-
tober 3, 1855. Particulars in future advertisement
aug 2l-eod2w
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RITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,
Corner OfThird Street and Indiana Avenue.
o. G. WIeHT, Principal.
T. TAYLOR, Assistant.
T. X. RAouLT, Teacher of French
X. GIBSON, Teacher of Drawing.
THNHE next academic year will commence on Mon
u day, September Sd.
Tuition $40 81, So so, and slb per quarter, pay
able in advance.
Circu ars may be obtained by applying to the PriG
cipa or at the bookstores Of the city.
aug 2l-TuTh&SatftSep
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cents Corn Is unchanged.
Ttrribte Raiiroad Disaster-1 hirty-f0e 10 Forty
hiicd-A Large Nanaber w unded
PHILADELPHIA, August 29-The o'clock train
from this city for New York met with serious ac
cident near Burlington, by running over horse
The train was thrown from the track, and il is re-
ported that five six persons are killed including
the engineer and fireman. A train with surgeons
from Camden have gone TO the assistance Of the
disabled train.
The road being blocked up so as to prevent the
passage of the trains, the passengers by the early
train from New York had to come by way of Ia.
cony.
LATER-TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30, p M.-The report
OF the terrible accident on the New Jersey railroad
is feaifully verified. The accident occurred two
miles above Burlington. The up train waited ut
Burlington for the down train which was behind
time ten minutes and then went on slowly
vehicle at the crossing waited until the train
passed'up, and then started to cross the track
just at this moment, the engineer of the up train
hearing the down train approaching suddenly re-
versed his engine and coming back encountered
the vehicle, crushing it to pieces, the occupants
fortunately escaping by throwing themselves from
It. The collision with the vehicle threw the whole
train from the track with terrible results One car
ran completely through the next car, killing or
manning nearly all the passengers in ii The fol
lowing are the names OF the killed, so far as they
are ascertained:
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FIRST WARD IMPRoyENESTs-The many new
beautiful, costly, and substantial improvements
going on in this part Of the city indicate that it
will soon reassert its former position of being the
Court End" it, indeed, il has ever lost it. To-
wards the region Of the Observatory, now highly
improved, and in itself an object of attraction a
walk win repay any one interested In the city's
welfare. The names Of the parties able to build
these hard times, not known to us but il they
we're, We rather imagine they would prefer the
quiet contemplation Of the fruits of their industry
than lionisng in the local columns of a newspaper
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CIRcUs.-"Joe Pentland's" cavalcade exhibited
itself this morning to admiring thousands As it
passed up the Avenue it struck lis that the stud
was remarkably fine, but of that and the other at
fractions, which are no doubt great, the public
will inevitably Judge soon. We would as soon
think of keeping duck out OF water as the peo-
pie from the circus. From all we have heard ex-
pectations will not be disappointed.
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COAL! COAL!
TESHE under signed is prepared TO deliver
u White and Red Ash Coal, of the best quality
at So so per ton (2,24o lbs.l
II. c. NARROWER,
Cd street. Sd door south of Penn avenue.
aug lift
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NEW JEWELRY.

And BY all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
~ l7-eoir Am
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Also, at Georgetown, Tuesday, August Is, and
Alexandria, Wednesday, August %
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21


Theological Seminaries, Scientific and Dustin gush-
ed uJiie M,n, n,--and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others II " recommended by
Rev. DR.. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEosARD WOODS, Abbott Prof. Of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hon. DAsIEL p. THomPsos, Secretary
Of State Of Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys" al ,ck Amsden," &C., Montpelier, W.;
N.F. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector Of
the Por, OF Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPHLIToH,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. Z. FERsALp, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, we
now put up 81 size, in large square BOTTLES utfh
uch en1mtisd blue wrappers, git directions, and
fac amiie Of Nm. Jon'n Cmlo, containing nearly
four times the quaotty OF the smaller siz".
Beur. of COun,ofnts and mutations -
Enquire Tor the article by i,s WHOLE NAME,
"yEGErABLE PULMONARY BhLSAM"
Prepared only 10y REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, aud sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81, 90; small sire, 60 cents.
For sale in Newport by X. j. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWEiL.
jyl ON
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pRovIDeNcE & sroxlyeToN RAIL
NEW ARRANGEMENT.



GH ::sslH,,l,s' co 8. szs!sSi 4 "A
ONa4l after 'r"esd4y, May ist, 1855, trains
~ vii ruA rs folloas (;
Acson1 iaion Tain leaves Prov deuce IL
10 a. IN. Stopping at Mi way slalon'. Connect.
lng AT Stoaington with steamboat for New l0n-
dnn. All AT New Loudpn the steamer cDunrcIs
s,h III; New London AMI New Haven ~ At
10 5la. M ior New Haven anh New lpk a"I
with the New London and Palmer ears fm Nor.
SieA. sc. ~ 2 y. IN.
Flcght Train, with Messenger cir n'ttrhpl,
leaves Providence at l 30 y. u,.
Acco n.lo iition tram leaves Pinyiden"c at
30 q. ia stopping ~ ALI way stations. Com.
n'cling at Staniigt"n " III steamer &. Wander
bit, rim nj,!ore o. III, mouth iock Tor New
lmk.
New York steamboat train lcaves Providence
II - p. in.. on the arrival of the 5 80 ~. ~.
rra'n from Boston, New Rcdfort aud Taunton.
Connecting ~ Sion'ngion with steamer {. Van
drrbit, ar Fly mouth Rock for New I Mh.
Steamboat train leaves Stonington al la. N.
on irrival oi st.am-r Z. Vanderbilt or Plym.uh
iork from New York, Er Providence. Boston,
Taunton and New Bedord
Local freight train leaves S,oningfon at 6 SOs
IA. m.
Acconmod't Train leaves Stonington NJ 7
a. m. ,toppiag at all way stations, connecting
AT Providence Al II a m. With cars ior Boston,
r"un-on AMI New Bedford. al u Is II. m. with
cars Tor Worcester.
Accom- noda,ion Train lcaves Stoning,on Al
l5o. m. on arrival ot steamer which leaves
New London on arrival of the 8 "A. m. Exmess
tram New York.
FARES.
From Provid 'nce 20 New Yoh VIA steam.
BEATS Plymouth Rock and Commo lore 80. To
New York, vi, New London and New Haven
Railroad, -. To New Haven, 81 %. To
New London, 81 50.
STAGES
Connect at Appon,ug depot with the 80 =.
| m aud 10 p. M. tram hom Providence, and
the I % =. ~. train from Siouing,on, for Ma.
ilarrisvi'ic, Arkwright, Fiskville, JSckson,
Hope, Contrev'le. Cromp'on. AQu,dneck. Cow
rntry and Washington /; at Wexford depot
| with accommodation trains each way TOR Wick.
ford; at Kingston depot with accommodation
trans for King ton, Wakefield and Psncedalo |;
Al Carolina depot with 4 80 y. m. train from
! Sionington, for Brands Iron Works aud Rock
train. each WAY Tor Potter's Hill aud Tomper-
FRElGuT NOTICE.
| Freight for way stations received at the
| Frsght d pot, Providence, before ~ l.2 O'Clock
p. ~, WI forwarded the same day. New
York ireighi received before 3 O'Clock, p. III.
| will be forwarded the same day.
Fregh, will not be received unless properly
u ked.
/ Goods will not b. delivered without An order,
describing the marks aud number of packages or
! parcels, unless the owner is present.
Oil cloths, m itchas aud fire works oi every
description, vii! not be- taken for transpoi tation.
mi3 A. j. MATHEWS, Sup't.
TOLD Sleeve buttons for Gentlemen also
" Gold Stone, Agate aud Curnrlia do, very
heavy Gold Pens aud Pencils, Long and Short
Chains. Sisnt Rmg., &c. Just rec'd by
HENRY TISDALE,
sign Of the Gold Watch aud Spcc,aclcs,
~ l3S Thancs-st.
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HAZARD & CASNEIl,

uiVEjn opened rich aud varied assort-
IL mrnt Of Fancy Goods, which iDr variety
ani elegance have never bcrn cquallcd in our
city. They offer particularly very large as.
sortmcn, of ARTICLES for The Toilet, aud the Bath,
consisting in part oi fine Turkey Bath Sponge,
Velvet Sponge, Turkey Bath Tow,L. HAIR
Gloves Tor tiction, Hair Bath Gloves and
straps, Hair brushes OF English, French, and
A,ne, lean manufacture, IN in Ivory, Buffalo, iiorn,
K'se, Satin, Mahogany aud Fancy lincks, Infant
brushes, IN similar sly les, Hat, Shaving, Nail,
Conb and Cloth Brushed, Razor Strops, aud
Razors, Pocke, Cutlery, Corn and Nail kaive-,
French and English Toilet and Bath Soaps.
white aud mculed CASTLE Shaving Cream,
Rich Puff Boxes aud Fragrant POWDERS, Toilet
and Shaving Mirrms, PARIS Pom ,des, and Co.'S
mctiquc, Real Far,na Colognes in various sizes,
Gents and Ladies' Writing Desks, Work Rox-
e., Medcins Chests, Bayl,c's and lubn's
Perfumes and Soaps, Rowland X GowL,nd's
Co1petlc Washes Porte Monnaies Nurse Lamps
IalTe sod, FDu itaIns. Chunos skins, Fine
French Shell Combs, and great varirt, o clu.
CANT articles, all ~, lair aud reasonable prices.
~ Washington Square and l37 Thames street.
J6
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NJ o T I Z +
~ Mrs. =. VI. CLARK, lndepenIen, Clar.
voyant and Botanic Doctress, can be consulted
at ier office No. - Spring street, Newport.
the las, week in every month, on all diseases
lac deat to the hum, family, from 9 A. NJ. to
9 L. VI. the rest of her time she will b. at her
old olii,s NJ. l0) North NUN street, Provi-
deuce, X. |.
z. S. Mrs. &. would s,y her periodical
pills anl drops can be had Of her At her office,
price, 800 per box; they viii be sent to any
pat Of the country by addressing Mrs. :. ".
Clark, No, 100 North Man street, Providence,
X. !. a2l
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REIL.EYIiE uOiISE

The Suscriber informs his former paNons
and tho public thu, nc ha, re6tted the Bellevue
House during the pnsf winter, aud will open tie
same for the season, for the reospsion ~ visitors
On thc 2S'h Of May, when he will IN prepared
20 accoInrnp pJate the members Of the General
As."mb'y and others who nay attend ut EIss.
TN.
nj w, w. HAZARD.
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FASHIONABLE VISITING CARDS.

CUPERiOR IN point ofeegance to the engrav.
~ ed. +. y. BARTLETT. the National
Card Writer, respectfully announces to the La
dies and Gcn,lemen Of this city, that he 10 stop
ping at the Aquidneck House, aud is now pre-.
pucd to furnish his unrivalIed and very fashion.
able style oi written Visiting Cards. The nrs
written with n netaIic point ard are much more
easy and graceful in style than those Of the en-
graved the later presenting n stiff and unnat.
urai appearance. Specimen ';sids can bc OBJ
tanned at the Aqu,dnsck House. ms
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Stoves, Ranges
F j R n A c { s

MAY always he found at the Subscribers, o
WI most approved patterns, aud set with care,
and warranted TO WORK well. Also, tin and sheet
iron ware on hand, with Other articles usually
kept nj such . store. Tin, copper, and sLee
nos ~ss ssds srler. Ordors solicited.
Wm bkOwNELL.
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Nursing SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, As.

BYRON, GENEskE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
"Nossrs. NJ 4. WALLACE CO. Some time ast win
my wife became debated from the effects of Ls
orrhGd and Nusng Sore Mouth that she could lt her
thld perform any household labor Hor medical
varied according To the advice and prescriptions
or the most eminent physicians, until skill exhauss
bd in useless efforts She became very skeleton, thrs
{, the time she commenced taking Btanrs Medicine shs
weighed more than ighyfye pounds but ty the TINA
the had taken four bottles she became perfectly we'll This
10 perfect, that she is enabled do all
mry household work and gained thirty pound. OF flesh
bur weeks. Yours truly, G., d. GALENTINE"
The render will observe tnt Mr. GALENrI1E says "c~r
KILL" Ho, are informed by z. s. TERRY Esq, VI
ne same place, has studied medicine
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

Use Rev RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of tho Pres
N'aran church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York.
siole 10 Ls IL have just received letter Mr. CHAH.
NY DusNIsG, relative to the OF his Fevorsore You
nay derend on what IL states, for he 10 Christian mnu
Nd elder in the church Some years since he had 10
ave one Of his legs cut o to his le 10 ecnseqsnos
Fever-soro The otner leg being now affected: and
IsE. Read line result lie says: ho~s used only Ayss
soTTLEs of BRANI'S MEDICINE. PLACED ALL Hopn,
fon your recommendation, Dat Medeiae ind can now
ay that, with the blessing Of God, has Effected a u
" hg!" See Pamphles for full parucusIs
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VB. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the DAILY
News and and neral ofthe Time. IN the CITIES
Boston, New York snd Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered TO take advertisements and subsorip
tions al the rates ss ,equired by Ills receipts
will be regarded ne payments. Ills offices are
Boston, scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building Philadelphia, North.
ives, corner Of Thirdpur Chcsnui sirrcts.
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HASKIN'S statement Of cure! He ssl
"My wife procured one bottle Of BRhNT'S PURIFYING
using that and began get better. That bottle
enabled 10 get of sv bed whore had )eep confined
me hiyd bottle enabled vak too miles, ~ kou,s Cen
ne where procured sir bottles more; snd when had hp
shed using them Of oenfy ulcers had hAaieA
sp-and three bottles more effected PERFECT CURE "
III the ulcers and restored me 70 good health"
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TOURO HOUSE.

THE subscriber informs his friends aud
the public, that III. houso has been pa' ia
complete order and will bs opened ON the 2Slh Of
May, for the reception Of company Menlers
OF tho General Assembly and othsrs, will find
this good and convenient place 10 stop at.
m8 CHARLES DEvENS, IT,. Proprietor.
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THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY DISEA SES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during a period Of
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS,
10y Eminent Physicians. Cier-
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lsigned)

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any Of the ills that flesh Is heir ton 10 call Dr. John
Bulls agent and set a copy Of Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS and for the sake Of humanity, hope that
single individual will he found ing give Bulls
sarsaparla rRL after rading and recolecting, the
time that is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part Of the number Of certificates Of astounding
testimony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls sarsapsrs,
from well known and distinguished individuals, both In
prbe and private life has been perfectly overwhelming
IT, PRINCIPAL OFFICES No. , Gilsey
Building, CortIaud-sfreet, New York and
No. Fifth.street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold in Newp ort by HAZARD & CASWELL
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.. IT. NNIUNNI HE, VI. d.
Honorar, MON Der OF the Medical Society," Philadelphia

G-IIenr what DR.. Stapp, phi, sician VITO stands at
the top Of hi7 profession Of John Bulls Sarsaparla
have becu using John Bulls Sarsapsri'a jl 20 ,reat
variety of chronic diseases, with the happy ,ees
and have no hesitation In recommending IL to the public
for the cure Of fcrofua phs, and all cuaneous and
glsnduar diseases. Yours, most ierventy,
Lewisport, KY, April 9, 1873 WIN. STAPP, NJ. ID.
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KINSLEY Il CO.'S.

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 0
Bills, Notes, Drafts, sc.
OFFICES :-Boston, IL State street; New
York, Wall street, corner Broadwnyj Phila.
delphia, 81 Chesnut street; Newport, lgOThamcs
trcet; Fall River, Main street, (Alount Hope
Bock.) jy3.
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NANCERs CURED.

Ar. q. q. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton, Oyoida oos-stp
informed us lint cancer-dpcior ir ssid county
frcims wonderful cares of CANcEHs nrouy ne efficacy
E'AN1S ) PURIFYING EXTRACT A esnoc, -asst~
l,'r"nv county n Y. is also using said PrEnisR. nr
SrTlLH, druggist, ut Cana ohare, Montgomery
" y. iis informed Us Of an important " Can
EH 81 long Udndng, which eHscled ngsd lady
hu r!aca III therefore, tina PURIFIER cures Caaeer
rtflyng healing power, went impure disease OF M,
Huoa chn not oF~l Seven years experience and Ir
%. ~ AnNs ihero mono hui ~ Int Il will cure.
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COIE superb patterna Of Plated Gard Baskets,
- this day opened at TIsDALE's, li6 Thames
81. 80
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MORE CHEAP LINENS,

MORE CHEAP LINENS.
lust reed one case OF heavy addressed
- Irish Linens, which W. will sell by the piecs
at 81 PC pe, yard, and one case Of finer quail.
~ ~ l5c, prices much below their ordinary
value. r. LAWTON & BROTHERS,
m2 ~ Thancs.st.
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Rev. Il. W. sEHON,-Rev. Il. STEVENSON

nov. u. W. SIiioN,-heSs s. slEt ENsON.
CoNcLUsNE.-R.v. 4. W. Sshsn Is widely and generally
known eloquent and accomplished pastor of the NJ
H. church, and Rev. T. Stevenson has been known as one
of the talented and jealous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast Of FOR many years aud a.
this time is filling the high and responsible station agent
for the VI, r. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1910
". have used John Bull Sarsaparila and have known
II to he used with entire satisfaction and have no
hesitation la stating belief that IL Il safe and
valuable medical mpound and calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would eheeruy and most earnestly recommend to the
afflicted Il W. SEuON
tSigned) d STEVENSON.