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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
Cancers. Cancers.
CANCERS CAN RE CUEED.

DR J. BROW y the celebrated Cancer Pb,
IL sisian has taken roomsi IN No. g. Granite
Block Fall River, where lie designs locating
for the present, where persons afflicted with
,ha awful death destroying disease, CANCER. |.
Poly puses, wens and other ,umors, can have
the opportunity Of convsulting hun free OF
charge having oxtensipdand d successful prac'
ticc as well as largo exc rience, induces him
TO warrant cure or no pay. One very i'm
ponant consideration or vantage over that o
other treatment il that neither Kru o, Caustic
or pre- para'iJn OF arsenic is used, and but very
little pain or suffering experienced. mo
Augl5 Fall River, Aug. 10, lS49.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
For Sale.

DHE FARM, formerly the residence Of II X
/ Randolph, Esq, of about 100 acres, situa
ted in NJ lddlelown ~ miles from Newport, be-
tween the East and West Roads. with a com
Portable dwelling house, large barn aud crib, an
orchard, 10 acres Of Woodland the whole
farm well walered Also
A Farm in Tiyeron of about 22 acres, for
merly the property OF Weston Hicks Esq, with
a dwelling house, situated about an equal DIS
| tance fIom the Stone Bridge and Fail River.
Also, dwelling house on Broad street III
this town, containing twelve finished rooms
with good Wcllan Cistern and large garden
in the rear.
The property As above described wi be sold
on application to tho SubscIiber-and posses
sion given immediately
ANNE NJ. RANDOLPH.
Exccutrix Of the last will of
Il Aug9 RK RANDOLPH, Decd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

Nor BAp.-A chap has been doing the
good people of Detroit, by selling the" white
horse hair rings, at so cents apiece, rcPr y
sen,inc that the hair was pulled from the Ia II
or the famous old " Whitley" Of Cen La
lor's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
Erom he ChcrnLec COMntrH.

Georgia, Feb. IL, Ic4s.
Op;rjon of Dr.. j. y. RondaH on the merit u
Uiaar' Baisam IF HHd Cqerrg.
We have been induced, in consequence OF
the benefits received from this medicine, to add
our testimony in favor ofi,S extraordinary heal
ing properties. We take great pleasure IN sta
ting, that we have frequently used 1t ourselves
and administered II to others during the pa''
year, in cases Of obstinate coughs, colds; sore
ness of the chest, &c and always with th'
most hapuv results We therefore chceriuIly
recommend to all afflicted with the above dis
ease, to try the Balsam OF Wild Cherry. Na
rieta HciicOR. num-,
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS OF
he wrapper. ,-,
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport
/ Aug. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

THE SECRET FoUND AT LAsT.-A recen'
number of the lri,hman,' a Dublin paper OF
strong radical tendencies, and as anli-Brltlsh
a. the most Inveterate repeater coul desire.
gives the following counsel TO lis readers, and
therein points to at least one of the evils o,
ireland"
g. If YOU think that sitting with your hands
c,ossed, reading the lrshTnan 'r any other
national journal, will serve your country, you
are Nofully mistaken. That is not the patrl-
o,;sm we want. We wish to see you with
Tho shade. or the fail, or the plough, or the
aye or Ike saw, OF the hammer IN your hand
We wish TO see you working with the earnes'
resolution of a man and if, after the DAYS
Toll you need mental relaxation, then take uiT
hook or a paper and read read slowly, dill
gently and ,h.nki gly. Examine every word
u and # the wnler state what you think false
rejecl it, even though he be a learned writer Ter
clothing himself in the grand mystery of th'
Cd ,nr;aI we and YOU an humble man, wh'
can understand aught but plain words ant
simple doctrine"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
TIERD DESPATCH.
THE FiNALE-NO UNION.

ROME, Aug l7--5 Z. NJ
The Convention cam, to order and at IL
o'clock received message from the Free Soil
ers, stating that they had no further communl-
cation to max. Mr. Cutting moved some
important resolutions which was carried; after
which spec ches were made by Messrs' D''-
ting, Bovine, ChatGcld and Peckham, when 1t
was moved and carried unan mously tha! The
Convention adjourn sane de.
Six cheers were here given for Marcy, and
three for the Democratic party. lh" great
est enthusiasm and unanimity of feeling char
ac,erized thu closing scenes OF the Con'en'
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

cOtF has just returned from the Cay win
(T great variety uf New Books, music, &c
We Shall open n Brai ch News and Pcfiod-
ical Depot tomorrow Bt the Ocean PISTOL poi,
lcry, situated between the Ocesr iiouse a"u
cnT, billiard and Bowling Saloons. some
rlcpa nj swings have lately been put up al this
| fashionable rc.ou weighing machines, do.
NJ u. Orders mr Books, Music, &c. not
| found there viii be furnished from cur Derot'
! l6g Thames street. hhg'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

amount 10 two months in year. Il that
nothing Ask Elhu Burn. Ask Simpson,
the prea, ma,hcmaiic,an. Ask lierschol the
first Of astronomers. Simpson worked at The
weaver's loom, and Herschel was poor ifer-
boy in the army, Let your own experiment
of what can be done in one year, seu'c the
question, whether to acquire useful iniorma'
ton by regular and hard study, be practicable
OF desirable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

A Mormon orator while harar guing mob
a, Montrose, alleged that the blessings OF the
creed were so great that true b ;lievcr might
swallow poison with impunity. The mob took
him at his word, or rather resolved to lest 1t I;
and some prusic acid being produced he was
strongly pressed to swallow little. po'
lceuan rescued the Disconnected boaster from
his prosecutors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
SECOND DESPATCH.
4 = NJ.

4 p. nj.
On rcassembling at o'clock, there being
no special business before the Convention and
a rumor being in circulation that The Free
Solers would soon have a communication to
make, recess was taken until the ringing of
the bell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

In stating, day or two since, that a MAJ
or and Captain of the Army employed 'nem
selves a, San Francisco, by rowing oca
across Ferry, by which they were raP'o',
making moncy,-.wo should have stated ina
they were discharged volunteers, ind not OH
GERS of the Regular Army.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
HighIy Coneentrdfcd

The Syrup is composed Of The most active ,i 'n'
,ccr.ducd IL crcdient- of The Vegetable k'ng-
dom. as recognised Ivy the sble't p>prnsatoiie'
of the day. Their virtues are ethac,'n "n'u
the vegetable plants are afforded ~ ,hrr n,'s'
vigorous condition these are ih'" or"ug", y
nrcccSscs aptroyed by the ahlcst Physician an
Chcmi.,s in Inc country. Thus IN their miro
duc,ion into the stomach, spaIinr l,s delce.'
and sensitive arrangement from all tho'e pJu
,,ous results sure 10 proceed rom the in'fou"'
ION Of supefsbundant liquid
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

UPMr Hart's exhibition of Fire Works
took place last evening, in the lot next north
Of the Ocean House. Mr.. Clay tonorcd it by
hi, presence, and Witnessed the display from
the room of the Hon. John NJ. Bolts, at the
Ocean House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
Rul,1rrs. ISubbcrs +!

II. G.. WALES & co. would also inform the
public that they have been appointed Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Meto'ic Rup-
ber Shoe Company also for Isaac lIarIshorn q
Co.'S Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes, and for the
largest and best importers OFF Ruhbcrs In this
country. all of whom authorize Us TO sell at The
lowest prices. on liberal terms.
Now on hand, 10000 Pairs of various KIND
Rubbers. Boston, July 2G 2m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

TAKING IT WITH HIM.-A man died iateiy
IN Missouri, and was known TO have had con-
siderable money, which could not, alter his
death, be found The grave was opened ana
;n tho noclet Of A shirt which he had on, was
found s., ,225.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

A BRIoHT GIRI.-ln the district school at
Sandwich last winter the master informed a
little girl ,ha, Sunday was the first day OF the
week, and inquired of her what day is Mon
tayr Its washing day, sir, she answer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

The undersigned having associated him'ci,
with his Brothers as shove, takes tins mr'npu
of rendering his thanks to his customers i"r ,hG1
very liberal patronage that has been ei'endeu
TO him and will re much graitied Tor con
tinuance of the same al the lower s'o'e' VIZ
.ycrv i,dureuept will be made "a gratiy theH
wishes. william NI"
Newport June % lag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

The New Orleans Serenaders give their
Second Grand Concert this evening, at the
Ocean House Hall. Their Concert last even
ing was well attended, and the roars of laugh
ter which their performances elected. gave
the best evidence Of their success,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

I, is thought that next winter viii be g,es'.
musical season but many Will mss 'n.m
friends at their accustomed place, ana VIZ
he found that many a voice OF harmony Has
been hushcd forever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

yu>UE Trustees Of the Fiske Fund, consist
INC of the President and iwo Vice Presl-
dents Of the Rhode Island Medical soc ciety,
viz. S. augustus Arnold NJ d., Of Prov.
dencc. Geo Capron, NJ. y. OF Providence, ana
Hiram Allen. NJ. ID. of Cumberland, at the ana
DUAL meeting ofthe Society, held June -, ioi''
announced that ll;r premium OF FItty Dollars,
offered by thrm in IL Is for the best dissertation
on the subject of
.Slip Etscr, 50 ,o}1ca, its histo,y nature and
! 5cst modc Of HC0iH,at
Had been awarded to the author OF tie disser
,ation Loaring the motto
| 'PER ARDUA.'
| And upon breaking the seal of the accompany
no packet, they learn that the successful coInPe-
tor was Henry Graf Oh CLARK, M D., OF Dos
! on. ,e.o
! They propose the following subjects f,r l-A9 :
| lst The History Of Medical DelusIons oil lhe
present and former times.
ID hsiatic Cholera, its history, nature md
best motc of treatment
Il For the best dissertation on each OF these sub
iccls the Trustees will pay the sum of isty d,l
lars
Il Disscrteti.rs, with O motto writtcnthereupon
and also accompanied by sealed PACKET havni
\ the same motto written upon the outside, ana IN
! authors name and place Of residenceithclrsf
must pc transmitted, free Of all expense, to Pb'
| of the Trustees, on or before the first Wednes
day in May
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful
| dissertations will be destroyed by the Trustee
! unopened, and the dissertations may be procure
| by their respective authors from the Trustee :
! whom they were directed, if APPLICATION may b
made therefor within three months.
II By order of the Trustees,
Il THOMAS ii. WEBB, Sco'ry.
n Ifconvcnient, the dissertations may be addre'
cd to Thomas H. Webb, .Sccre,ary of The FISK
| rund Trus,ecs Roston Aug
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

The HATcHET NOT BURIED. The St. Lou
is New Era pusi'ively contradics the report
published by us some time since, stating that
Gen. Shields and Judge Breeso were upon
! friendly terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

Hon. John p. Kennedy's Biography Of Pat
rick Henry is nearly ready for the press. 1t
W i'll be Issued by Lea Blanchard of Philadel-
pha.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

As mud, water, and olials congregate IN the
lowest part of the ground so when there IS
poor man in the town, every mischievous act
is laid to his charge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
pTINoyIyY CON.UMpTsOs,

From its having almost always haiiled tre
most skiliul medical treatment, has very Jus''V
been termed the "Opprohum of Physicians
and, until within a few yeas, been geheIa'y
conside. ed incurable, although many medical
men Of the highest standing, among wnoh we
NAV mention aenncc and his friend Bayle--
b,th distinguished authors, admit that this
much dreadful dl.easa may lee cured, even IN
is advanced stages. when the lungs are ho'
completely di,organizcd. The remedy which
we now offer, Wlstors Basam OF WiId Cherry
COR the cure of tlis d sease, not only emanate'
from regular Physician, but has also ocen "e'
tested in oil the complains for winch II Is re
commended. A Physician in Maine says
have recommended The use of DIR. W stars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry for disease" OF the lungs
for two wears pasi, and many bottles to m.
knowledg &c have been used by my PATENT al
with beneficial results. la Two cases, where
was thought confirmed consumption had lake
place, the Wild Cherry effected cure.
T.. BOYEEN, Physician at Exeter Corner
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS oi
the wInppcr
IN Aren't for NrWpOu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
SHOE BUYERS, NOWIS YOUR TINE
CASH AHEAD OF ALL C0MPETITlON..


Corner Of Broad and Central sts., Boston,
Are de,ermincdto sell best Boots and SHOES
IN this Country, and at the lowest Pr!ceS,-o
tn. Package or rDozen,-ior CASH ONLY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

A returned Volunteer was asked II he had
been Hospitality treated while in Mexico y
4" Oh, yes," he said, d" was in the Hospital
almos. all the time was there"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

IrTMis. Anne G. Lynch, the accomplished
poe,e.s. is among the visi,ers Al The Atlantic
House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
The Seyeresl Gases CT Dysentcry

ore Immediately eounistGciei. :hs pains nfe nlIay cd
~. Inn >, els healed and not unfreqnenty the bowers
become perfectly regulated aud restored IN the s'o''
sunce OF ten or twelve hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

A chap happening TO kiss young French
girl, she fell to scoldng him. In telling the
circumstance he said that she only laughed
A bys,ander replied 1t seems TO Inc that hel
voice sounded as if she was angry
1T is the way they laugh in French, repi
ed he
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

IIt HITIIV N HIIII Ut
NENTON BNOTHERS

In consequence Of The above a'rangmen'' u
is all important that all debts due previous ''
lst OF January should be scied Inmen,aIey'
E.FS.J. X NEWTON,
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
PITrsBURo, Aug. ID.

| Gen. Taylor arrived in our city this alter
noon, and met most cordial reception from
thousands of our citizens. The turnout o'
the military was very imposing. lie seems
quite well, though somewhat fatgued win
travelling.
The enthusiasm manifested on the occasion
bafIled all description. Such demonstration
of public feeling has never been witnessed III
this city.
Flags and banners were flying in al direc-
| ,;on,. Throughout the whole line OF the pro
! cession, the General and suite were greeted
/ with the mos, kind and natiering demonstra-
tions.
II Thousands upon thousands of our citizens
and those of the surrounding towns are assem-
bled here to give him welcome.
Hon. Walter Forward, who had been ap-
pointed at preliminary meeting received tue
hero of Buenl Vista, in speech rep'ete with
elegant and patriotic terms.
4, The speaker was answered in happy man
nrr by the General and Gov. Johnson
i Hundreds of boqueis were presented by GU
. fair daughters %, and acknowledged by 'h'
old man Of the White House, in a most court
eous manner.
: |, is with pleasure tina, we state, that no ac
cden, occurred to mar tho pleasures OF the re
ception.
,tl Bulver. the Novelist is now satisfied ina
Euoenc Aram was innocent OF the charge q
mpIder. and makes the dmendc honorable j
the edition Of his popular novel; Of that name
=, now publishing with his other woiks' a.
- though Aram was an accomphce in the ror
!, Ilbe,y OF Clarke, Bulwcr is convinced, VII
=, many eminent lawyers, after gong over al VI
-, evidence that he is otherwise innocent, an
~ saws L have accordingly 50 shaped his Coz
a. ,ession TO Waller So We learn from VI
- London papers -.-----.-. =,
y, yuur A WooDEN LEo.--Laiely IN ia
n, nburr, a arouchc, containing npsy pa''
n driven by a upsy driver, came against a"P,
:. man and knocked him over. One oi "
,,hoo,. of the vehicle went over one OF u
~, mans legs. and snapped II asunder. hucN
Lo Inv the leg was a wooden one, go that us o'
IN or sa. entirely free from pain
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

The Germania Musical Society give
Grand Benefit Vocal and Instrumental Con-
cert, Friday evening, at the Ocean House
Hail. after the Concert, the fnof will be Gear
ed, aad the full Orchestra will give some OF
their best Quadrilles, Polkas, Wahzs, &C.,
afrording all an opportunity 10 dance. We
trust that this Benefit Concert will be gencr-
alIy attended, for the Germanians are deserv-
ing of a crowded House.
orAs Mr.. Hazard, Of the Bellevue House,
invited Mr.. Clay to pass the summer there,
some two months ago, when it was ascertain
ed that he had changed his mind, and conclu-
ded to visit us, it was generally supposed thai
the Bellevue would be his Headquarters
Mr.. Hazard requests us ,opublsh the follow
ing note which hs has received from Mr.
Clay, and which fully explains the matter -
Atlantic House, 2ofh Aug, lS4o.
Ny DEAR SIR -
take great pleasure in assuring you ina
nv fiilurc to stop at your house did not pro
ceed from any objection to its accomodati"h "hs
From its high reputation, Of which l have
heard since my arrival here, l should have
been, am sure, very comfortable under you'
auspices, although have reason TO be salts
fed where / am. The truth is, that intend
ed to have gone to your house, but owing to
mistake of my own, which is not worth ex
planning, | omitted to do so. | should be ex
iremely sorry If you felt any way hurt or NOR
| tilted about SO small matter. IL you had re
minded me at Saratoga, of your pre'iou
/ kind invitation, should certainly have gon
II to the Bellevue. My resolution to come I
h Newport was suddenly formed, some week
after my former note was addressed to you
and, as | then had no intention Of visiting II
when did determine to do so, l conlounde
YOUR establishment with that Of another.
With great respect, am YOU. friend an
obedient servant, IL. OLAi'
WIN. w. HAZARD, ESQ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
RJTAYLOR, Agent for Ncwpor

CONSUMPTION There il, perhaps, no o's
\ ease with which onr country Is anecu o.
which sweeps tG annually so many victims a.
that fell desire, er Of the human race-Ionsn,hH
ton. Day atrr day, year after year the nsa',a'e
monster hurries to the portals OF the coId ahu sE
lent tomb fresh added victims to MS COZ q'c',;-
No walk of lie is sacrcd from IFS bltl inG inio-
ence. No age is exempt from it5 death'nealne
shafts. The old, the mddlc-age1, ana ln'
Young, all like, are food for this common enemy
Iormanknd. The white-haircd Pat rarch' WHO'S
life of temperance has rendered his system i'''
nervous to the attacks of other lis ana "nos nr
4 leeds prepared him 70: tho enJoymen's ol ~.
aim evening, finds Consumption ias'cn "e
nngs upon its ,,ait, and tearing INN from
world ever bright to minds which look comp"
Gently on days well spent.
/ Is there no help for the afflicted NC PIe'en
| tntive Of the dangers which bcsct US IN ou
| chanrcable and tickle cline We think ther
HIS. WIsters Basam of Wild Cherry Is offered u
suffering world as such
lis true value. and intrinsic exec ieheo ar
! sufficient.
| Watt on TO fame
| ,hc name ofi,s inventor as bcncfactor oil specie
| None is ger,uine unless signed bo u
the wrapper. IL = hoN'
n july25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

LIFE IN CIScINsATi.-A few days si!.ce the
editor OK the Cincinnati Commercial saw .
lady driving buggy. The gentleman with
her was too drunk to manage horse. Beau
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Chronic DiarrIiG0;

Either in children adult- Of months or years c'un
nance are most IcEdiy cured with this Cordhl, h'
withdrawing they may be reduced 10 htre rNer'" ~
i, immediately strengthens and shortly resores 'hen
/ m health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

oATs Of the best quality and IN excellent or
~ der, &C the crowd of LAG, for sale by
aup9. 2w, pd v JOSEPH TPbkkN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

There were 20 new cases aud 80 deaths o
cholera in New York yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

Recommendations Of The most 6',hngnShe.a
Professors and Physicians, as 10 heto'ne %
nv CoRBETT'S SHAKER SYRUP OF
"" SARSAPARlLLA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
CHOLERA, DlsENJ ERl OK
DiARKhOEA.

This ordinl Immediately checks the vomiting, 10
lieves thepains stops the parrhos aud restores 'hs
hoyyeIs 10 a perfectly regular aud heatby state how
,y,r ,.y,re the attack may be, or however low inc
oatieut may have become, II mvas.sh,y r.stoser'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
CnOicra Enfantum..

II be. saved the lives OF many thousand Chlldren
,tsn ,c,Iured 10 deaths door by this complaints y
eives them immediate relief, and shsy very soou r."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
A.SICkNESS.

7, ia , most nlea,ant aud desirable remedy hr Sea
sirLue.s IL checks the yomiiing and readily restored
m. pntent II Hinvarnhy checks vomiting, produeed
from any cause whaieror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

Why is a dentist likely 20 be melan
choly mani Because he looks dorn IN IN
,,Dufh' ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23
MRS. u. kIDDER,
100 Court Street, Bostcr

who Il. the inventor and sole proprietor rufsl',
WIZ Toh,carics supplied as formerly, iniarse or smn
'"s".-S sold by her Guly appointed fnH
,hron0ou, the word. =. =,
Sold in Newport, by X. IlAIARD, &: u
HAZARD, and r. J. TAYLOR, Dfnggsh'
iunpD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-23

CHAKER FLUID EXTRACT OF NALEn
~ IAN-This is the most eficaclous Pi'Pa''
,oa known. IN cases OF Headache, SleepIeSSn'e,
and all Nervous lIritabihty,- - IT'S Anodyhe 4u"il
,ucs nroducinr gentle and refreshing scep' az"
,s therefore of unsurpassdble valre 10 aged per
ms or those suffering by Nervous affections
The following letter deserves esPecial ho.''''
From Parker CIeaveland, LII. D.. Proiesso
osChcmistry, Mnteria Medca, Mineralogy ueoi
ory, and natural Philosophy, Brunswick oo'''so'
Msine ,;,L Ana OH. ISIS.
II Ncs.rs Edward Brnley x Co.
i I have not TIL 'hc present ''ne iouhu i'su., "
Jo.o,, ,nv attention tc the "Fluld Extract oi va
| Icrian" bottle ofwhch you were klhu eno'+ " I,
! ,o send me a few weeks since. rave now "eu' "
Gc;rn,lv tested il TO satisfy me, thot coh'aih
! the active medicinal pr ciple oil ,a'e''"" 49,
/ purcr more simple and concentrated sa!ri % ."'
! anv o,hcr preparation Of this root, WIN "nIn
avn acquainted From the great success VIM,
h,. ottepd.d Us use, think the public may Iei.
un,n il "a = very valuable medicine IN al '''i
yi,,s affections. .lradache, olcepcSsrcs' &C
/ y ,,mi, me TO add, that 1t Is important th1' W.
,-,nf,.,urer should continue to prepare 'h
It,rac, with the same care as heretofore
i With much respect, yours, &c 4, "a
4 p. CLEAVELAND, NJ H.
I'll o.lIh,,hc Sole ProurIcfnts Of this Medicine
EDWARD BRlNlEl # co,
II Nos 3 & 4 South side Fcneuil lIali'
i, Al.o Tor sale by their appointed Agents
II n HAZARD, Agent ior Ncwran