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. ee o T R SA .
bLk. E ‘W"x'd}' il s
Conie Ui “"
iitol g -_'(‘.“xi.. . a
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIUC Juidy,
Pr yed 'm DENNET, or the fou h
StustACH OF THE OX, after dirve
tons of BARON LIEBIG, the great Phy
sinlogieal Chenist, by J. 5. HOUGIL
TON, 1. D. Pailudelp ia, Pa.
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Tne
DIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN.
DICE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
5. APATION, and DESILITY, Curin-
atter Natur:'s ovn method, hy Nulure's
ewn Agent, the Gasirie Juice.
0 Half a v asyoontul of Pepsin, infused in
water, wil. digest or dissolve, Five
V'ounds of itoa~t Beef 1o abouttwo hours,
out of the stomaceh.
PIPSIN is the ch ef ele nent, or Grent
D gesting Prineip'e of the Gasirie Juice—
he Solvent of the Fool, the Puntyving,
Pragervina, end Stimulating Agent fo the
Swomach and latestinrs, It i ex'racted
feom the Digestive Stomach of the Ox,
thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGES
TIVE FLUID, precisely like the naiural
Gastrie Juice 1n its Chemical powers, and
furmishing a complete and perieet soubsti
tute tor it. By the aid ot this preparation,
the paus and evils of INDIGESTION aud
DYSPEPSIA are removed, just as they
would he by a healthy Stomach. It is do
ing wonders for Dy<pepties, curing eases ol
DEGILITY, EMACIATION, NER
VOUs DECLINE, and DYSPELTIC
CONSUMPTION, supposed tobe wun the
verge of the grave. The Scen s Fli
lenee upon which it is based, is 1n the
highiestdegree curious and remarkable,
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
BARON LIEBLG wn his celebhrated work
on Auimal Chemisuy, says: “An Arvfi
e+l Digestive Flowd, analogous w the Gas]
teic Juive, may be readily preparcd from
the mucuus membrane of the stomach o 1
the Call, in which various arieles of food:
as meat and egas, will be foitened, ehang
ed aund dizested, Just 1o the sune manner
as they would be in the human stomach.”
De. Combe, in his valuable writings on
the ' Physioiozy of Digestion,”” obscives
that **a dimination of dhe due guantty o
the Gastrie Juce is a prominent wod all
prevailing canse of Dyspepia; and he
status that **a distinguishied professur ol
medicive o London, who was severely af
flicted wiin Uos ecomplunt, finding every
thioe « se o tail, had recourse 1o the Gas
v dulce, omaincd from the stomachs o
liviv | annmals, which proved completely
susce-siul.”
sy e, GRATTAM, autlior of the famous |
woi ks on “ Vesotable Dier,’" says: *dtis a |
reonrkaliie fast in physiology, that the |
stomachs of anunals, macerated in water, |
iMpacd o the fuid the proprr'y ot dissolv- |
iig vanous acticies of tend, and of effecting '
2 kind of artiicial diges'ion of them in no |
wise different from ihe nalural digestive
process.”’
s Call on the Agent, and g*ta Des
cripuve Circular, gratis, giv.ng a large a
mount of Scientific Evidence, similar to
the above, tugether with Reports of Re
markaila Cures, from all parts ok the Uuni
ted Stales.
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has pro
duced the most marvellous etfects, in cur
ing cas's of Debilivy, Egciation, Ner
vous Decline, and Dyspepuic Consumption.
It 18 impossible Lo give ti.e details of cases
1 the hmits of this advertsement ; but au
thenticaied certificares have been given of
moro then TWO HUNDRED REMARK
ABLE CURE~, in Pnilade!phia, New
York and Boston alone These were near |
ly all desperate cases, and the cures were |
no. only rapid and wondeiful, but perma- |
nent, |
It isa great NERVOUS ANTDOTE
and parten arly usefn! for tendeney 1o Bil
hous d soicer, Liver Comp'amnt, Fever and
Agur, o 1 oadly treated Fever and Ague,
aud the ¢ il of Quinine, Mercury, aund oth
e iags npon a 2 Digestve Organs, alter
a long sickness. A so, for exeess in eat
ing, and the too free ase of ardeur spints,
It @t wost re oneiles Howlth with Totemper
anes,
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There 15 no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAIN TS whieh it dovs not scem Lo
rcach and remove at onee. No matier
how bad they way be, 1t GIVES IN
STANT RELISE! A sinele dose ve
moves all the unpleasanl synptoirs ; and
it only necds o ve repeated for 4 short tine
to ke thesa good etlocts permanent
PURITY OF BLOOD, AND VIGOR OF
BODY tollow at o.ce. 1t s particular'y
excellent in ¢ .svs of Nausea, Vomiting,
Cramps, Sorenees ol e pvool the Som
ne i, distress atter cating, low, cold state of
the B 001, Heaviness, Loowaess of Sjirits,
Daspoudeney, Bracivnor . Weakiess, ten
dency to lnsanniy, Suier e, &e,
De. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, is sold
y neatly all the deadors o fine drigs and
Popalar de icwes, througnoui the Uiived
Biatea, It s prepared ia Powder and in
Fiott torm—aad 10 Pie enptiovn vials fur
the nse of | hysie ans,
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for the nee of
Physicians, may be obtzined of De. Hough
ton or lus Agens, describing the whole
process of preparation, and g.ving the au
thorities upon which the elaims of 1t is new
remedy are based. As v« NOP A S
CReT KEMEDY, o objection ean be
raised against is use by Physicians in res
eotable standing and regular practice.—
g’liee. ONE DOLLAR per bt le,
FPOBSERVE THIS '—lwvery bottle
of the genuine PEPSIN bears the writen
signature of J. S, HOUGHTON, M. D,
sole proprietor, Uhiladely hoa, Pa. Copy
rightand Trade Mark sceured.
" Sold by all Deaggists aud D alers in
Medicines,
GENTS<R.R. HAZALRD & CO.
Avothecaries’ Hall, Nowport, R.l.
C. DYER Jr Providenee, E. OSEOENT
Fail River, .. CLAPP Pawiucke,
E. D, JONLY
PATENT MBW ENCLAND
CORN-CRACKER.
4 e now an full operation st the
Warner Street Mil
Coarn anl Colhe, and all other ind of rrain
groual withdespaich. Janlom
Voo PALMER, the Audericn Newseapr
Agot ot e amhorized Agewt for t e Daiy
voews and md e olthe Pones mothe ities o
Bston, New Yok cud Philudelphia, and iv auly
conpowered INTEKe advertis anes s and ol "-
thone o the cates e requited by us. Tlis reecy o 1
oil b vegaried as pagents, g offices e
@3 et i, Neolluy s “goi‘.liug, Conrt eteect 3 Now
York, Tetwoc Puilding; Philadeghing Northe
wost corner of Third and Chesuntatineis,
oM POSTTENGILL& 10, Novrpa
per Advertising Ageats, No. 10 Suie Suedt,
Bosion, are Ageats for tie Newport Diily News,
and the Hersia o the Pines, and e anthorized
tireeive Advertisements and Subseriptions @3
thee o vates w 8 are requined at thie clliee
Phe receipts w‘.u\lul GE parwentE,
United Siates Hotel,
' -DY—
| .
| & . COFBLARND,
CThuames St = NEWPORT. R. L
| vl .
B«dE®» 2a
NEW YORK BIRECT.
re ‘u'.':": The STEAVMER EMVIRLD
STATE, Carraix Bravion,
will leave Fal! River every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday eveniogs on thearrival of the steam
bout train of cars from Boston tor New Yok,
vid. Newpo t,baviog Newport at 8 1-4 u'elock
wnd areive in New York at abiout 6 1.2 o’clock
west worning—Retening, will leave New Yok
wt S o'cloek pom
The BAY STATE, Captain Brown, will
leave Fall River ewery Tuesday, Thusday and
Satirday ae above, for New York, via. Newpart,
leaving here at about 8 14 o’clock, wnd on her
retuen, leaving New Yok at & p .
For turther purticolars, enguire of
ANTHONY STEWART.
THE ALHAMBRA.
RICE AND PELL
Respeetfutly inform the publie, and expecially
the visitors at Newport, that they lave just con -
pleted and opened,
v\%llll ) {PR WMWY OTRAN 0
- M‘ufi flhwn:-v‘n-"L 4‘o-. *'D
No. 9 Thomas, corner of William street, where
they tend to keepa choiee supply of Woodeock,
Plover, Soft Creabs, ¢ried and Broiled Oysiers,
togethes with other delicacies,
Taveir parlors are well adapted for companics
of Lovlies and Geotlemen, who may need Dinna
or Supper.
lee Creams, Charlotte Rugse, Jellies, &e.,and
every hranch of Confeetionny turmshed. Cotra.
ges and parties supplied and atended, at the
shortest n tice, Py
Pic Nieand Sailing Parties superintended and
supplicd.
Evening Partics supplied with every requisiie.
v 15.
Stovez, Ranfes
—AND--
HOANACGES
€
F £ sl !
\I LY alwavs be found at the Subseril evs, o
YA ost approved patterng, and set with eare,
and warranted to work well, Also, tin and #heet
iron ware on hand, with other acticles usually
kept at sneh a store, Tin, copper, and sleet
irom ware made to order. Orders solicited,
WM. BROWNELL,
Opposite the Union Bank.
NEWPORT
IRON FOUNDRY,
Foot of Howard Stecet,
NEWPORT, R. 1.
'l‘l IE Suberibers, having made anangements to
carpy on an extensive business, are now pre
pared to furnish castings of cvery dereription «
shott notice and on the most reazsonuble terms,
i} ORNAMENTED IRON FENCE,
“ They have on hand, and are weekly receiving,
|! Fence Pauterns, of every variety ; suitable for
| Cemetery, Stieet, Park, Baleony, ov any other or
|l mamental purpose ; and are prepaved to put up the
| ane on as reasonuble terms as can be ofiered by
any establishment io the country. Ornamental
tences of iron, will now come Into general use, as
| they can be putup at the cost of a woo en one.—
- Pessoms in want of a fence would do well 1o eall
[ :qul examine our patterng before making a relec
o hon.
We have, in connection with the Fomndry, an
experienced Pattern Maker, who is prepared to
furnieh patterns with dispateh, and on reasonable
ternie.
ol tf
N.STANLLY & BROTHER.
~ R. B.KINSLEY'S
EXPRESS,
for Full River, Providenes and Boston, for the
vansportatio « of Merchandize, leaves office in
Newport daily, Sundays exeepted, at 9 1-20°clock,
w ey and 1122 oclock, p.m.
Leaves ottice in Boston, at 7 1.2 o’clock, a. ~
and 2 1.2 G’clock, poom. Dralts, Notes and Bills
coliceted, and all orders executed with prowpt-
Ness. ’
Opders shonld be left for Goods at the office
halt an honr before the time of leaving.
Gilices, in Newport, 190 Thames-st,
o Boston, 11 State-«t,
0" Providence, Exchange-at.
Newporty, Murch 19, 1850,
CRIG.RTYS
Boston and C.liforria
DN QIS BSES I
I"UK the teansmis=ton of Hpecie, Boliion, Mors
el e, &c.y &y with safety and dispatch,
per cvery steamer leaving New Yook and San
Franciaco, via the Tsthmus ot Papama, and the
voute theough Nicuengrn,
KRINSLEY &CO,, Avents,
iylB Thowes St., Newport.
’ - .
T'lhe Notice!'!
C(H)l\'l\"& STOVES ofull the new patterrs
Bay STATE,
Muy Frowse e,
Prrrict UsioN,
Browseri's Coan Stovys, &e. &e.,
195 Thames Street, WM. LROWMNELL.N
Sept 10
”
HINILEY & CC'S.
ls().\"l‘fi\. New York, Phitadelphin & Faster
Daily Express, for the expeditions trangmis
cion of Merchandize, Sumll Parcels, Speeie, Biank
Notes, &e., and for the col ection and payment o
Bills, Notes, Draas, &e,
OFPICES :(—<Yoston, 11 Suate street; New
York, 1 Wall gtreet, corner Broadwaoy ;. Phila
delplin, 80 Chesont street; Nev port, 190 T hames
treet; Fall Rivery, Main street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) )y 3.
THONAS COGGESHALL,
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
AND DEALER IN
Paints, il Glass, Potash, &e¢
SASHES AND BLINDS
ANSTANTLY ON HAND AT THE
01! Stand, 199 Thames-st,,
70 LVT
) The lower part ol the phecantly sitwted house
| No. " \hvllrmmgh Mooty rext West of the
| Mcthotist Chapel, contar ing Six Rooms, 1t hos
o good wel! of Water and Wood homse and Gare
|| don wianched ; lor woms apply on the {winn o
VMre Read, or OLIVER READ,
|| v oo2id 280 P hamcr street,
OF THE TIMES NEWPORT, . 1. THURSDAY
HERALD
MARRIAGE,
[HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
Flat wos Lehold many females, searee in the meridiau of life
beokeen 1 health and spines with a eomplication of diseases
o dbiments, depriving them of (ne powm e (or the eajcyment
) 'lu« ot ai age whew pboosical boalth, buoymn.y of spitits,
and happy serenity of misd, arisiug from a coudivon of health,
-Ou“ald b-,n.:'dumunm“ feri A 2 At
any of the can of her gullerings at —per years
belore, peirhaps glu,‘:n’:l firlho!»d. or the first years of marriage—
wm‘t n ldh'“ onigin 30 light as to pass uanoticed, and of course
wegleeoted.
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late to be henelitted by our knowledge, we look
back snd mourn, and regret the *ull conscquences of our
Ignommnce,
What would we often give to possess, in early life, the
hwwlul'oo we A.m:.’.'. in alber yum! xfd what ?y- nf:
wights of anguish we might not have been spared, if ¢
kuowledge was timely possessed. It is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
T'o beliold the sickness and suffe endured by many a wife
fu.-' mml,' )un.lsvmn causes 3:::# ...?cu..(r.,x'n..u., casily
umedn&-w better still ~=not incurred, if every
Possessed the information contained in a little yolume, (with
W the reach of all) which would spare to hersell
YEARS OF MISERY,
Aud to her husband the eonstant il and llliflr of mind,
uesessarily devolviug npon him trom sickness ol the wife,
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that com
petence which his exertions are entitled, and the possession
o|l ‘mhioh would secure the happmess of himself, wife, and
enldren.
SEOURKE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS
B(v becoming in time fmunud of the knowlrd?e, the waut
of whieh has caused the sickness and poverty of thousauds.
In view of such consequences, no wife or mother is excus
sable if she neglect 1o avail herself of that knowledge in
respect Lo Imwh, wihieh would spare her mnch suflering, be
e mcans of hnr piness and prosperity to Iln husband, and
coufer upon here u‘ldrm. that b'nuu{;bnve all price—~healthy
bodies, with healthy minds. That knowledge is contained iu
s hittde work entstled
THE MARRIED WOMAN’S
Private Medieal Companion.
BY DR. A. M, MAURICEAU,
One Mundredth Edition. 18mo., pp. 250. Price, 50 cts
[ON FINE PAPER, BXTRA BINDING, $1 00.]
First published in 1847, und it is not
SURPRIZING OR WONDERFUL,
(‘mulderinm that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire a full knowledge of the nature,
character and causes of her tomslaluu,
with the wvarious symptoms, an that
uearly
MALF A MILLION COPIKES
should have been sold.
It is impracticable to convey fully the varions sublects
wreated of, us they are of a uature strictly intended for the
mamied, or those contemplating marniages, but no female
desiions of enjoying health, and that beauty, consequent u\-:nn
health, which is so conducive to her own happiness, and that
of her husband, hut either has or will obtain it as has or will
every husband who has the love and sffection of his wife at
heart, or that of his own pecuniary improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SEENT BY MAIL within the last few months
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o§ R §
| (73" Base and Shamefu! Fraud!!
" CAUTION TO ROOKSELLERS.
YIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT,
| Flagrant and harefaced, has been surreptitionsly issned, wih
the same torm and size, exactly the same Tiriy Pacr, and
| exactly the same
" TYPOGRAPIIICAL ARRANGIIMENT,
Bot another nawe substituted for * De. A. M. Mawriceau,®
tand " Bostou™ for " New Y ork,” and the words,
| Exrenvep accoiding to Aet of Cong ess, in the year 1847, by
JOSKPH TROW,
o Ju the Clerk’s Oilice of the Distriet Court of the Bouthem
® District of New York,
| OMITTED,
| The econtents, the subjeet matter, and reading are
| ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,
| Printed on poor, brawnish, dirty paper, with a mr«r cover,
| It can be known also from the miserable and Megible woods
I ents seatteied throughout its pages. The copyright edition
eontains none. :
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houesty as to be williug partics
IN DEFRAUDING THEIR CUSTOMERS,
No less than the legal owner of the property i copyright,
| they will be prosecuted, and steps will be taken 1o expose
them to the publie.
| A copy will be sent to each hookseller or firm, (with the
terms upon which they will be fupiished,) apou reseipt of
‘, sor their business card of addrers,
| et
|
. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
' BE NOT DEFRAUDED!
{ Buy no book nuless Dr. A, M. Mauricvaw, 129 Liberty st.,
| N.Y. monthe title page, and the entry in Clerk’s Office on
the back of the nitle page corresponds as herein, and buy ou!I'
. of respectable and houorable dealers, or send by mail, and ad
| dressto Dr. A, M. Mauriceau,
| Full title page, with contents, together with a few pages
‘ m'a]'iu},{}\'i’iri{;-'.'-}i-'-ii subjeets to every married femnale, will
be seat, free of charge, to any one enclosing a letter staw.p in
| aprepand Jetter, addiessed as herein,
Dollar for the fine Edition extra binding,)
| “THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE
| MEDICAL COMTANION™ is sent (mailled
firee) 10 any part of the United States, All
lettors mnst be post=pald, and addressed to
I DR, A, M. MAURICEAU, Box 1224, New
| York City. Pablishing Office, No, 129 Liberty
! Strect, New York,
| Foreale by BENJ. J. TILLEY Newport
- and by D. M, COOK, Piovidence.
| June 3 6in.
i = . v
- Travelling Agents Wanted.
| . 2
. Competent persons will be supplied up
. on the most fuvorable terms. A Few
E more only will be engaged. Address
| post pad, Dr. A, M. Mauriceau, N. Y
A GOOD CUP OF TEA.
llfl\\' delicious and refreshing is a good cup of Tea'
And how many there are who pay 50 cents, and
| sven 75 cents, a pound for common ‘l'ea, when they
! tan have for the same money, or less, a nice, freeb
pnd sweet Tea, newly lirfll!d, with an aroma an
taste which impart a de mmml,l-l «=ant glow, and
an invigorating influence. All Teas are injured by
! peing exposed to the air, and lose their goodness by
I Pemaining long in the chest after u;mnin?. Such 8
Bot the case with the Teas sold by Redding & Co.,
| at their * China Tea Store,” No, 198 Wasniveton
| Brrexr, Bostox. This #tore has been in successful
{ operation five years, and ‘T'ea, Coftee, and Chocolate
only are soid there. ‘l'hicusands of chests of Tea are
| reccived by the Proprietors, and dizposed of annu
| ally ; and their stock, for variety of kinds, is not
equalled in the city, l‘owdq-.-. devoting their sole at
tention to the sale of Tea, it gives to the purchaser
an advautage in knowing where he can always get
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, at a
VERY LOW PRICE,
T enabie Families in the conntry to lay in a sup
v‘ly for their own use, the proprietors offer Five
onnds pood sweet Sovononag hw?l.".’r; Five Pounds
Onawck Prxor for §1.75; Five Pounds Nixcvova
for $1.50; Five Pounds Fine Yousa Hyson for $2;
Five Pounds Oun Hysox for $2.50; and Correg,
round at their own Mills; Ten Pounds best Cona for
!.1.20, Ten Pounds best Java for §1.60 ; Ten Pounds
st Mocua for §l.BO, ground.
7 Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent at our risk umf the package will be
carefully forwarded, strongly packed, Orders by
Express-men imunodiatoly erw‘wi 10,
Address REDDING & €O,
China Tea siore,
198 Wasninaton breeer, Beste &
dll G enw.
~ PEOPLE'S MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CCMPANY,
WORCESTER, MASS..
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
WITIHH A GUARNTEE CAPITAL OF
| W2l AP APEDAD
i AND A SURPLUS OF
1
1 ‘? BDADAEDEDEPa
) Effeet Yosarance on all Kinds of Buoildings o x
( eopt those of an extra hazardous charneter, an
(1 upon neat stock, Hay, Grain, Furnitme Wenring
! Apparel, Libearies and Merchandise generally .
Their rates of Premmm ave established npon o bae
wiv snMeiently zoarde ] 1o avoid all assesments;
I the dividends have aver ged
| 50 VE® CENT
all po'icies which Lave expived in this Compa-
' EDWARD H, VEMINWAY P e i ent
( OLIVER HARRINGTON Secrituy,
“ Jomx Apams, Agent for Rhode Telund,
| Offiers No. 832 Westminister Steet, Provi
| dence, and at Tilleyv's Newepaper Depot, 128
l Tiumnl "t‘reo(, directly opposite the Post Office.
| Oct 1. v
WY IS '
WIFE AND MOTHER
PROFESAOR OF DISEARNES OF WOMEN
A SPURIOUS KDITION
I7rOn receipt of Fifty Cents, (or One
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Coutinue to Insmre on the wost reasonable
terms, wll Kind ot
BUILGINGS ARND
4 Fasvs S an®e .
rfl?%’”‘ | » sTN
INQUART BOTTLES,
For Puniryise Ine Broep, ANp ror
Tine CURE oF
Serofu's, Mereurial Dise ses, Rbheumatis
Curancons Fruptions, Stubbora Uleers,m
Liver Complavt, Dyspepsia,
Bronehs, Salt Rheom, Con
sutptiun, Fever Soree,
Fewmale Conip laints,
Frysipe as, Loss ot Appetite,
Punples, Biles, General Debiliny,
&e,
' This preparation has now horne the test
‘i"f over 14 years experience, since its first
jnlmducli 1o publie lavor, duiing wllrch
llllnc putnerons tmitat ons have sprung into
;o*xlswuce, foundinz ther ¢laims 1o the con
|lidcncc of the commun'ty on the curative
powers contuined 1 Saesapariila Root, the
|great eeputation and esten ied nse of which
'has been mainly atnbetable to the many
'wondertul cures effected by the use ot thi
iprcp:xmt.un. W hile Sarsap: nilla Root forms
AN hmpoitan’ part of its combination, it is,
‘zrvat power, sud 1t is in the peeuliar com
hination and seientifie manuer ol I\s prepara
I’limu, that i'B remarkable success in the cure
of disease de end. Other preparations .-
ate it 1 the style of putiing up, and
bearing the name oo one of its ingredients,
and here ends the r resemblanee o it
’ Lhose necding a remedy and puriier like
s, are requ sied 1o note where thas differ
ance ex sts, and inmaking choiee of what
ey w.li use, not 1o take any other but
that one entitled to their contidence, from
the list of cures it has eficcted on living
witnesscs, whose testimonials and res
dences have been published, and who are
still bearing dai'y testmony 1o its worth,
Extract from a letter reeenved from a
Physician in Maryland,
Camprinee, Md., Oct sih, 1850,
Mussns. SanNps,
Geantlem 'n.—My little danghter was
afllicted fora long tune with *me Head and
Eyes, an ! vy using your Sarsaparilia, was
perfeetly eured, other medicines and Sars
apardlas having faled to reneve her. Hav
g used itand tested ns efficacy, 1 now
confidently recommend it in preference to
any other, as 1L seeins 10 possess prupvrlivs
not contained jin any other prejaiation |
and 1 fiad that purchasers afier they have
used it, invariab'v want the sarme arucle
again, whenever they require a medicine
fur which this is recommended.
Reapectlal ; yours,
J. FLINT, M. D.
Prepared and sold, who esale retai), by
A, B & D. SANDS, Diuguists and
Chenusts, 100 Fu ton st eotner of Wil
am, New York. Sald 4so by Denggists
generally throughout the United States and
Cunatas. Price $1 per boit e; six botiles
lor $5.
Tor sale by R. R. HAZARD & €O,
Apothecaries” Hall, Newpont: J. BALCH
& SON Providence, Jl2 bm.
THE NEW REMEDY
ATELY DISCOVLELLD Y LALWAY
& CO., CALLED
Radway's Renovating Reselvent,
.. W
No. 2
A quick cure for Serofnla in its worst forms.
RADWAY'S RENOVATING KLSOLVEN'T,
It Cleanses and purifies the blood from all Sevol
vous Huwmors; it eradicates from the bones and
puscles Diseused Deposits ; it clectrifies Ihe
Huids and solids
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTI,
It s warranted to cme 9
Serofula, White Swellings,
Humore, Syphilis,
Cancers, Fpilepry,
Tumors, Jiundice,
Rickets, Ulcers,
Nalt Rheonm, Fever Sores,
Bronchitienl Tumors Hacking Iy Cengh,
In either of the ahove named discases, we Guar
antee that the patient will experience its power
ul effcets IN A FEW NOURS after waking it
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
ite theill of health courses through every nerve
and secretion of the syetem, lis shock of Lealth
asfelt in the bones, the museles, the neives, the
secietions of every organ in the body,
s ten Minutes.
| The patient feels this warvellous remedy work
[ing in the system afier taking it
|1 leendiches and punfimrll'r blood.,
‘ 2. It reroves from the bonesand seerctions all
| discased deposits,
{B, 1t steengthons and builds up the weak, re
’ laxed and worn ont parts of the systen,
I 4 1t benees up and impants rencwed coegy sud
"witulity to the nerves,
LET ALL THE DISELASED
call it the Medieal office of RADWAY & CO,,
No. 162 Fulton street, and give this extraordinary
remedy one trial, Price $1 per bottle,
PAIN.
All suffering with pain are invited to eall at
RADWAY'S Meaical oftice evary day, from 8
AM. 05 PM. Ttis guarameed that RAD.
WAY'S READY RELIEEF will stop the most
severe pains in five minntes or less. A vegular
phiysician is in attendance. Advice gratis,
R. R. R. |
Riadway’s Ready Reliefl »
will stop the most severe pains INA FEW MIN |
UTES, and cove the most obstinate Kheumatie,
Neuralgic and Nervous complamts IN A EW |
HOU RS, ‘
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
It will stop the most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS infiom THREE to FIVE MINUTES
and has eored
Rheumatism In Four hours,
Nernalgia 1n One hour,
Croup In Ten mimutes,
Dinevhora In Fifteen vintes,
Toothache In One gecond.
Spasime Tn Three minntes,
Craps In Theee mintes. !
Sick 'lemlm-he In Fifteen ninutes,
Chill Fever In Fitteen mimutes,
Clid! Blains I Tenminutes,
Sore Throat In Four hours,
‘l‘nflm‘-nlu e In Twenty houre, '
Spinal Complaints, €lifl Joints, Btraine, Proises,
Cute, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Moibus |
Tie Dolorenx, E !
and all other complaints where there is severe |
amne, Radway s ht'm"\ Rebet will instantly step |
the pain, and guekly enre the disease, |
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 162 Fulton Street
NEW YORK. '
R R.HAZARD & CO., Agents. !
% 1y \
MORNING
saors..‘{LAHM&
ROGANS AND
RUBB
£ large Biock of the
Above’ Las just been received at
- George H. Normau’s
" SHOE STORE,
NO. 173 THAMES ST., Corner Market Sqr.
THIS well kiowa establishment again presents
it« eliims to your attention. The praprictor ix
now u'cpur('cf to show every Kind of fashionable
fimuL for Fall and Winter wear.—~The widely
spread reputation of the
"CHEAP CASH STORE.
! or keeping the largest and best selected stock o
| the most desirable goods, wall be improved from
| an examiaation ol the present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
. THICK, DOUBLE KIP, UllAl.{' AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has a large numbor of names o
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
Distviet of this State, who can testify to the su
perior quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PRO 'F B2OTS,
The goods have all heen received within a fow
days, from the Eastern Factovics, w one of w hieh
he'is interested, and had a luge portion ot Lis
stock manufuctored expresely for this warket un.
der the supervigion of one \\'{m ir well acquainted
with the description of goods required for this
section of conntry, Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is pro-p:m-fi to scil on such
reasonable terms as must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can euecesfully cempete with
any in the State,
I Country Merchants will please give him a
call, as he will supply yvou well, out ot his kuge
stock now o h:nus.
I'ie attention of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Gaiter Boots, which will be sold very low.
IRRUBIBREAN ~
Every deseription of Ladies”, Gentlemen’s wnd
Childrens fubbers, may be had by the dozen or
single pair at the lowest Factary prices
All Lv asks of you is to eall and examine his
goods at the—
QI AP CAEH,
BOOT and SHOI.
"EH EPER V.
No, 173 Thames street, corner of Marhet Square
ANEWPORT.
SOMETEHING NEW
AND
VALUABLE
PERRY'S PATEAT PaiyiN
WEMAL QUULNB I,
Some of the great advantages of this
dashine are s simp ieity cheapness, dur
-ILy an i p‘cu!i'\r :uhp&:llnm o S 0 many
fuFarent and usetul purposcs; such a 8 cut-
A 0 wmeat (or sausages, mixing in the sca
sontng and filhing them, mincing pie meat,
saet anl apples, hashiog or wincing coll
aps, fish, and potatoes, cu' ing cheese curd
Ctor ko two or more curded cheese, cul
| ting cahoaze, tomatoes, ontons, and other
| vegetables for all the various uses requiied;
I Roots for feeding eattle and carrot tops for
! making woad, a patent dye stufl, &e. &ec.,
' and the superior manuer and the ease and
[ desoteh with o« hich 1t does the work aud
{ it being ina‘le of east iron 18 not suhiect to
| swell by being wet or shrink by drying nor
| sour Like those made of wood and is less I
able to get out of order. It 1+ constructed
Cina very difereat manner from all other
! meat cutters. Itis made to operate upon
| the grinding prineiple, but the meat is
Chrowa ont towards the periphery by the
| eontitugal foree of the runner and thereby
Foheonzhit i dirset contact with the edges o
“ the kuives so as to cut the meat, vhether
| wet or dry, lean or fat, raw or cooked, in
La smaoth, elean, and easy wannar, and nev
Lo eog ap, and the Knives may be set soas
o cat the meat &e. 1o any desired (ineness
©with one revolution and consequently in a
;'l very rapid manner. But meat whieh forms
’| into eakes when .ninced wou!d be caned
U round agam,==resubinited 10 the mncing
! process and elog up the mackine was it nut
| for studs the preat sceret of suecess In com
| hination with openings in the knite block, by
whieh studs the winced watter is kept from
| passing round, direeted through sard open
| gs and theseby deavored trom the min
| etng cham er Ito the receiver bhelow ,—-
! Ihis excellent and vsefu’ Marchine was in
- vented by Joha G, Perry, Fsq., of South
‘1 Kingstown R. L., and patened by him
| February 26k, 1850, since which he has
| aolda number of the Machines and rights
U and the aleeady great demand for 1 hem s
' datly mereasing 25 they beeowne more gen
| eraliy known, The great suceess which
| has attonded the use and exhibiton of this
Macime has gained tor i a reputation tru-
Cyenviable It his received the lighost and
' only preminm awarded to any meat cutter
|| at all the azricultural and mechaniecal tans
,‘ wherever extibited in- America. I'he in
! ventor has had an offer of slx thousand doll
| arsfor six of the States but deelined acecept
| ing it and has since sold rights in the small
state of Ruode Is'and for a large portion o
| that amount,
He has also received numerous certifi
cates and letters, trom scientific gentlemen
of the most undoubied integrity, speaking
of the Machines in the highest Iwrins,
genilemen of experience and observation
who have examined and tried the machines
and know how to appreciate their value.
They are made of diflerent modifica
tions and sizes, soitable for large mince
meat factories, cutting feed for caltle and
for calinary and pantry purposes, as des
cribed ahove and may be worked by hand or
any adequate power. They come from
three to ten dollars a piece, according to
the size, and the simallest one, price only
$3, is warranted to eut by hand power, one
pound of sausage or pic meat per minute
and do the work casy and well. Every far
mor and house keejer should have rne. D,
Wellington, Azent of the New Eaciand
patent agency, "o 414 Washington Street,
Boston, 1s sole Agent of this Machine, for
the States of Massachusetts, New Hamp
shire, Muine and Vermont, Those desir
ous ol more informution, or wishiog to pur
chace a machine for their own use, or to
buy the right of, any town, county, state or
erritory, not yet disposed of. or to take
agency to se'l eights, can addiess (by e ex
post paid) the inventor.
JOHUN G. PERRY, |
South Ferry, South Kingstown R, 1
LONG SHAWLS,
Another lot of very desirable styles and patterns
or
Bay State, Peacedale, and Wa-
terloo, Long Shawls,
meking our assortments as large and attractive as
At any time this season for sale at the lowest prices
by WM. O, COZZENS & CO,
ALSO,
LONG SHAWILS,
\ novas,
1852.
NOV., 4
AREAT AMCRICAN BEMEDY
RN,
A suro,Speedy and permuncnt Cureor Dys
pepsia 1N its wors! [‘onns This medicire
will be found to cuve all complaints arsivg
from disordersef the Stomach and Povel,
Billionsnees, Ye'lowuess of san, Live
comptamts, Debnlity. Headaehe, Neivous
ness, Low Spirite, Palptaven of the Jica,
Costiveness, &¢, &e. Please read the to)
lowing eertificate &
~Read the following from la2mineniphy
silctian 3
The undersigned be'ng acquainted with
some of the mgredients of Huielings’ Veg
etable Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used it
for some time in his praciice with every de
lived effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty of its oficet, and givesit a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for thatdistressing complairt, Dyspepsia,
1. HARDENBERGH M. D.,
The following ecitificateis from Mr. Bl
dy,tne celebrated Daguer reotypise:
Having been atflicted very severely wisa
Dyspepsia,* together with extrepie weakness
it wasalvised totake Hutching,” Dyspep,i
dtters, and have every reason to Leyvear
in bae sperfee-ly cured me. | havesinifelt
(0 gymptoms of a retnen of the disease and
hie eve from e etfeet it had on me that
w!l cure the »orstenses of Dyspepsia,
M. B.BRADY,
No 205 Bioaldwoy, N Y.
The Proprieto” ¢ fthis medicine husreeeiv
od many other esrtiticates ol cures, equall
remarkable, of th» various discases for wl icfn
this prepmation is applicable s buttheabose
are deemed necessary tosatisfv any unprej.
ndeed mind of its value and superiorit;
above all other preparations,
Pencipal oMo, 122 Palon st NUYL up
Anhrs y iy Y
l’rw, 50 cents perbottie or Ghottles fu
$2 50,
R. R. HAZARD & (O,
Ajotheearies Hall,
Novl Agent for Newport,
olt . .
Millinery Ilstablishiment.
'I‘lll". Fodies of Newport and vicinity aie res
peetfully ifhem A that we have now opened
onr new and Cishionalile millinery Goods. And
every effort will be made to please them i sty le:
quabhity ad price. We have the largest and best
ssortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
come entirely new styles, Much attention will be
givea i altering and cleaning old Bonficts,
| IRA I'RENCII,
132 Thames St
[IUN“.\R\ in 1851, with an Lxperience o
the Austrian Police, by Charles Loriog
Brace, with Map and Ulustrations, $1,25.
America as L lound it, by the Mother ot Ma,y
Lundie Dancan, £l,OO.
Thorpe, a Quiet BEaglich Town and Tuman
Lite therein, by William Mountford, author of
S Bathamasy,” “Martyria,” &eo; for sale by
WILLIAM . PEEK,
a 27. 99 Thames Sucet,
DY Il USE tOR SALL.
'F”L Dye houss, Dwelling house, Shop and
dyeing npparat is Knownas the
NEWPORT VOUNTY DYE HOUSE
aiated on 4 taner street, s offered tor sale, cleaa
of all inewabeanees together with the good wiile
the sams. i propriewor’s only object in wis
g seiln, ~ hotomoeve ftom the tow
Tt willbe sond ac Lo wce and on reasonabl
terms; itoffers & great andocement to any one
wikhing to engage in the business, as it ix doing a
good basiness which the proprietor will prove to
any one wishing to purchase; for further partien
lars apply en the premtses 1
nov. 285, 6m, JOINN 1. CLECG,
STOUT BROWN SHEETING.
A very superior and Stout Brown Sheeting jusy
cight for Winter Sheets for sale by
ALSO,
Bleached & Brown Shect.
ingsof every grade,
novayk, e e SR L)
[I AVE opencd a further sapply of Seasonab
Goods within the last week.—Aesortme
now complete and for sale very cheap
nov2s. 1850,
JAMES W. LYON
PiLLUMBEXK,
aQQ T "
Brass and Copper Worker.
Mannfacturer of Force and Lifting Pumps
fi Steam, Water, and Waste Pipes, Wash
Kettles; I!:nhimi Apparatus, &e., cor
aer of Thames and Gridley streets,
J.W. LYON, having pwchazed the above
named establishment of his brother Jos phi M.
Lycn, is prepared to execute all ovders and to do
work in his line of business at the shortest no
tice, and in the most perfect manner. A share o
patronage is solicited. Novld,
KIMBALL & JOIHNSON,
WMANUFACTURERS,)
I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
READY MARE CLOTHING,
,CLOTHS, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
Nos. 17 & 19 Westminster St,,
( Opposite the Post Office,)
PROVIDENCE, R, 1.
KIMBALL & JOHMNSON.
Wl'". are pn-‘uu-ml to transact the wholesale
Clothing business on an extensive scale,
having added two large rooms expressly for the
convenienee of wholegale purclivors, We sholl
constantly exiinhita v
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING,
All of our own lllnn;‘l?"'."l‘lfi".‘ Likewise, a large
CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds., The attention of buyers is respect
fully ealled to tne above,
\‘e fee) confident in saying thoat car facilities for
purchaxing, together with ovr long cxpriience in
manufacturing, will enabile us to offer
The very best Terms to the Trade.
Is well supplied with a very large stock of
CICITHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS,
OF 1% latest styles, all of which will ke offered
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
WM. C, COZZUNS & CO
J. L. KIMBALL,
&3 Having associated with him
D. M. JOIINSON,
pusiness will hereatter he conducted under the
name and firm of
THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
JNHSO
' thoveas 's of exrew of Serofuin. Caneevs, £ e, &
o'er fmmere 4 seases uf the Plond—and if the VERY 7N !
QUANTILY iehich was uned of @ Mcdecine to efect 1 7
ek divesen, be any wrocf ol e purifviig werfi .
Ve Medoeine whioh how ol it 00l comnguered swoh diseases
Vi i there is nnguestionabie evide o hul—
BRANT'S
PURIFYING
is vieh @ Medicine, in every rospeet : and 'Y ore s plomdam
proul, in great ewres eilveted, thanl ONE BOTTLY. ot it eome
e more purifying, heakne virue, ard medicol percer,
thun trere is contained in FOUR BOTTLES of 21y Sare
parilia, or any other medieine thit bas ever Lo Wireg
for stle. There o undonbied proof i our pas e, ot
by the uee of this great Tudion Purcifier, they (u were ny.
NGy LlVE—they that were LAME and ¢ LPPLED
eon noow WALK —they that were SICK, 8O 000 TLOVE
a 0 he rwise digensed, have been nean ks and Ol ¥ L
Flundreds—Thousands -
wivs ki #lt d PRAN TS PURIFIER, aher be i neeid
sk sestead a 1 thie Seveaparitlas ind other medic a 1
bod 1o ~ure blood diseuses, nave deeided e~
.
Braut's is the Cheapet !
hecunse one bottle of it nas more medicul, enr oo ol
W whts, T cousegnence, evce more dinease, 1 U 0 loe
tivee, thnn one bottle of any othe locdeing.
1 e, one botile of ERANT'S b'l"‘hl'n * wwil) erre
FOUR TIMES more discase than one bod Not Soro vils
li—* BRANT'S PURIFIER” would Le an o uf fore
dollars o botthe, us sarsopariila nt ene dollar. 1t s
PURIETER 15 sold for omly ONE DOLLAR # e and
wr 0 bot eof it Aas cared, and ico puiide of enving. UL
TIM B nw el sas ooe b tthe of Saese e the ere s
fore, Bursapariiic, 10 conseguenes wf vie dews poavcr il loss
el oMeney, ot Lo sold ut na mene than freenling
five cents prr ol w bk ar heap wa the IURLE lER W
wne doilur,
One Do¢llar's Westh!
How miuch CANCER—kow mueh SYPUILIF 1o ¢
miel SCROFULA=wW il one doltar's worth of K. AN ">
PUIMF L cure ! Read the foliowing statewmer’, v lich
i spocines of its power ie
CANCEROUS SCRCITLA!
Phis in the cnse of o dying mar vLo r' lives 1 rae
cured 0F 1 Worse cuse of ’“‘““‘ ULA by oniv fa Lat.
tes of Broo's Pueitier, than ever wus ented by 0 eof
toolve uab e veof the host Sarsayarilla that was o> Crrade
Soapsnrnrilly hasnot sitßeient medieal jroroer Lo effec the ol
ol suich u revoltingly hopeless ense,
Me LB ll.\.‘lK(.\'.m' Powe, Oneidu Co ,N. Y 1 vl Soe /.
vl Jonr yean- wis coafinsd 1o besd the la @oy ho
ans somnely diseasaed amd e od as 1o be w Lle e
“wimet s Qo bishead, He oo the best meo o/ Jewe
whad v Lot of the hest Sarsagorilles lo re oo ot
wot weorse vud worse, il wias eonsidered to be i dymg
oote v d eouli nok e tieenty oy hours longe: o hw
commmenced uaipy BRANTS PURIFIER., 100 ooon won
aalen nearly ‘/v.-m car e; n hole iman eals iron A
wiecindpipe, inder his (i, so it e bavathed Nigh
e e s Lis ctr Was 0 eaien ncound that it eon'a Lo (ifte?
voton s plaec, Toonty hoiding byow omall piece, b
o oue arm was dusiroyed by twa uleers, an .o Ll
Hiee wrin, o 4 large ws i ean’s haad, in Viomly ecion tin L]
hin side inte his body. 'Thas Le was atilieled »ith forsty
such putrid, gervid, ofeneive wlecys, o 0 VATIONS Jwiis G .
o For fucther aad 2 puticulere, see our M d
PHiLeTs
P U HTOMAS WILLIAMS, one of the o ' loy
sicimne of ome, waus ealled 1o see biaekin 1o doyicfore
e comaneneed using Brant'e Puaiier. De, W, exna ~d
e Loaen told B that ol the medivines ¢ the @ e
vonld wel ciore lime—thut his casn Was
Worse than Eopcles. '
Now heor e, (TASKIN'S statenent of eurs! 1 ae
My wife procured oae bot e ol REAN TS PURIE YL
FANTRACT, of PBiveell & 1 eonard, devggin « 080 e
Ccomtnenepd using b nnd began to gt Lettes, 1 ntie o
enahiled me o get t‘,’ my bed, where . had heew ooty
one yeorr : the socond bottle enabled me o oetout [ tiwhors
e thivd bottle vuubled thw o weldk tiee miilea, 1o Kome Con
tre, where | '»mcurml ste bottles niwrw: and when 00l 1o
fxtied uging thenn, seventeen wit of fwenty wleers Lo haled
wup—und three botdles more efeeted a I"".fli ECT CURE ot
l{; tie ulewrs. sad rostored me to yood Aewidh,”
FOURTLEEN WITNESSES!
Mo HASKIN has sworn to the nbove fnce, amed the fucty
are v tnesse and certitiod 1w ey De T WIELLIAN Seably,
G BROMN SLpoapriete of the Wead Rome Hoted - M on. w,
BISSELL Y RONARD, vloles o und rctail dragliots .
and ELEVEN ather vospact (hlc wrlneisos,
¢ ANCERS Curiyo.
Mr. O, B, KINNEY, morchunt, Cinto, Onida oy
MoV owtorereed us that 000 er-doetor i s L cok oY wWie
Moetin s wonawrfin! enres of Cancits throo i e etdewy
of BRANT'S PURIFYING T.XTRACT ' caw vodecior
m Grecue county, No Yo, iw a 0 usnyg salc Pocr s s Mr
A B . Svrane druggist, at Cane oharie, Moetpo me e cone
ty, N. Y. has informed us of an aportunt curenf o Cone
cer of lon, stunding. whieh wig effnciod ou o nged oy
uf that place, I therefore, this PORIVILR @ures (ireer, Uy
its purifyine, healing ruwrr. what capure discase of e
blood eun b not @ure b seven yenrs' rtrrrio-m-v- AN Wi
uiiph says tere wee none but whai t will eure,
FEVER-SORE: CURED
The Rev, RICHARD DUNNIIG, Pastor of the Pre.
Lyterian church, Adnime Basis, Monrog e onty, Neaw Yook,
wrote ious: “]huve jus' reeeived wlewer (ooma Mr Cuaxe
NEY Dusning, relative (o the cnre of bis Fave vie. Yom
"m{ depend on what it atatvs, for he s & Chriatian man
wnd an elder in the ehvrch, Some yenre sinee | e had o
huve one of his loge ewt oF, to save his life, in conseqionen
of a Feveraore, The o'her leg hun, now uwisgic l and
whout to be smputated, | recommended Bras 's Mriw.
cive, Rend the result, He suva: ‘T Auee aed «1y three
sorrees of BRANT'S MEDICINE, T placed a 1 novr,
Srom your resummendation, in Mat Medicine, vl | cun now
way that, with the blessing of God, of has euected v cure of
my ley'" See Pamphlets (or full particulurs,
LIVER-COMPLAINT!
Dr. NATHAN NUBBARD, of Stamford, Comm., uno wf
v oidest and mos! reapectable physicians, waor ot cted
v favor-Complait m;.ng' years, and was Jotly enred
Lo o BRANT'S PURIFYING )‘.XTRAL‘? Wecould
name hundreds of oder cuses, also euied,
re?
FLMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS,
o remedy offervd to the publie has ever been Aulf as
cer Mt Peffectunl in restorimg atl. the incidental weaknee
wer and Irre o ritien of the sex, a 8 Brant s Py muranry
Batsam., | "lerence whether the den s gement
DN P eRRiGn, o) Lor vther warknese— it REOQULATYO
ALL, by strengthe. o the s¥sty i, equalizing the CIROV ~
rIoN, and swothing wod allaying NEXYOUS MRRITABILIY ¥
(V" Sev pamplileis
CHANQGE OF LIFE,
from the girl 1o the weman, and Ve vomon at middle age
the one cuse (s accelerated, snd th ot o r a 0 gradeally sep.
prevved, un 1o prevent any of the faiol disec ves that frequent-
Iy ariew i consvgueuce of sueh el e,
Dyspepsia—Sour Siomach'!
CAITICA, (lenecses Co., Mebrvar, ', 1818
“MT WALLACE & CO—<Genllemen: Iwu ' more
thun n year, aflhctad w th n disease of the stomueh,. [ sould
not eat wny fat or ereass sabsinnee without eauring reat
prin, sichness, ae b vomiting, and waa rr.mim.;ll‘y whicied
with a gour somnaeh, |ne un cxrrumwul, w oue hot
de of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, to ny ntter disap.
ointment, eased aud rvelieved the waual pasn after enting
i therefore need g eccond hottle, which hns compiot 'y eured
the Jdisense, |am now we!lland bhenrty, and can eei alnost
suything without being paived, or the sicmach be aomag
sonr. Yours respectfully, TS WILCOX"
Mr. Wileox s a respecial i@ @erehanut of Attica.
A " ' 2
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRI'ES, Xe.
YRyron, Oexeser Co, K.Y, Oef Iy, 1847,
“Messrs, M.T. WALLACE & CO.: Some i [t win
ter my wifs hecame so deblitated from the effocts of i
ewrvhea and Nursing Sove Mouth, that she could not Jift 1
child or perform any housshoid jubor. HMer medieal tre
ment was varied acesrding to the ¢ vi o and preseriptio
of the wost eminant physicians, until ow, M wae u‘m--
od in useless efforts. She became o ve o Veluton, the
at the time she commenced taking Hioor v Mol sine oh
weighod no more than eigh'y-hve pound: . | i e tin
ehe fmd lnkonffour bottles, cho beenme pe ooty wel Th
cuTu 3wo rur ves, that she i« now enab! o e oew
anry household work, and gained thirty ;ounos o 0 % och iy
four weeks, Yours tmly, C. B. GALPRNTINEY
The reader will observs that Mr. Gooo vy 10 “ow
exinL” He, we are informed by Z 5 Teuny, Leg, o
the snme pluce, hue studied medicine
IWMIERCURIAL DISEA:LDS.
BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT i a peefectand thor
sugh eradicator of sll the ¢fiects of JTERCURY, (v iy of U
vartons preperations of Cavosen or Mercuky, from o
sytem; und it res ores the boet, museles, und all the pori
diceased, Lo their original, HEATL THY STATE,
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GENERA' DEBIL'TY OF THE SYSTEM !
Mr. A. HOLTSTAND Y 1, merehant, Oharlén, Lorvam (.
Dhio, wrote, Decvintwer 19 1012 an ! after having state d ho
like & charmn the PULMONARY BALSAM bad ¢fcel
the cure of his wife's eopcumptive cough, seald: | o
reonully nsed BRANT'S FUIPEYING EXTR.OI
r,' general debility of my systean, od 1 have no hesits o
m snying that it is the best madic: 010 RESTORY -9d K
VIGURATE THE sYsTEM that | have need, Ime om
stance where we linve xold BRANT'S MARDICINF.S, e
bave proved L. cir efhecey, and given the DEST SATISFACTIV S
SALT RHFUM,
snd al ln;!mro chronic diseases of the v:00D, Are alvays
eured by K. INT'S EXTRACT,
NTERNAL JLCERS.
‘rals rure 1o & | nnrlonfikonhl o the best physi
eiens in the city o 1 Philadelphia, and is PosiTIVE PROOP
that internal ulcers ean (¢ cured w» earily ae extorn’
when Brane's Puirvine Exenac r laused. Mr. J
Hepburn, one of the most rc-?nq Auble pontlemen
Auburn, Caynga Co, N. Y., inforn.ed uwe ily Oct,, 1841
that he had been uMicted with ‘hrec | issvres 1|
Urcrns, 00 situated inte oally as to wllow oi an exim~
ation, snd thus furnish positive proot of tin fact, and -
their loeation. e saild tha. ho had *noot one '(uv”
Philadelphia, under the professtonal v of the be
fiydchm. and was ohliged to 0 Anbuen, wit”
t cure or help, when Dr 7 L dr‘”"l'
Auburn, adviced him to try K. o Purifying Extra
and the use of seven hottles of it o ceted a jerfect cur
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~ CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS A+® ULCERS.
ASTONISHING AND MOST WoNDRRYUL Cußn,~ Ca
Ezra Knapp, of No. 47 Willow sk, Pre k'sn, N, c
ono of the most reapectable eitizens it the city, w:
afficted five yonrs with Berolulous Erysipeise of ho
legn, from the knees to the feet, wlv':-‘- !:‘.med .
ewellew to © prodigious size, and nleersted. ).arge de
ulecers, upp rently large enough to run » finge~ in, ear
Into them. which dlu:fmrged 5-", an almost ineredil
quantii, of & maturated substance. He had bad 0
advice and attendanes of several of the most skilfu
physicians, and had tried many highly recommendes
medicines without effecting & cure, and was told
one or two of his physicians that the uleors in his loge
would run Mim off h{on long. Braxt's Pumirvine
Extract has cured these ulcersted and wllamed logy
00 that now they are entirely healed up, and be onjog,
good health. ¢
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