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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

tn. EIcURsloS TO NAvr,cgzr The
splendid steamer state OF Maine, Captain jew
eft, LEFT he Long Wharf at noon, Tucslay,
with dVe or SIX hundred ,siies and 3 n,cnrgn
f,r Tia; far amed land OF coyapuiding eaters,
Of .osLy women and no Ia, hardy race 0
iG;cAifcrl, honest, indu.rio' and generous.
hearted Nhaler ! here was fue Band Of
Mlsic on board, which occasionally cheered
tho fitting hours with ito s.rrog s,raias.--
tuesday aad " Wednesday, were both moot de-
i h.ill Au!unn days From the time the
gygl es thu place uuIl her return sgaln, =
: purer air or clearer SKY were never enjoyed BY
auy ane, even Ia Jay. Wa had not ,h,
pleasure OF being one OF The fortunate cum-
eng, by, No have learned from those who
/ " ere on bpa;d, that more delightful excur.
sOn - as nc'er mads suce steamers have
been IN use. The accommodation, of lhe boat,
Inc supplies for Tie tab G. the Kind aud wat a.
ful devotion Of the gen,,emanly Captain, and
avery one belonging 10 the boat, to m,nisIcr
10 me cOMiJrl dHd graf AcdiIUn Ut the "a SEN
gers, as, throughout, IN IS! marked and he h.
ly sl.!s'ac!ory. Whom the 5! !'a.nsr ar..ged al
Nantucket, ,bout p. N te visitors we're
Joyously welcomed by thousea.s of well
dre .sed good-Jgha7sd sad Intelligent m,n,
aUmen aud children, and every passenger, ..
aoou % he .anocd, was made 10 Jt,l that lie
sss Ineccd weicoms to all the inequalities ul
that generous people. No sthI there met
the eve, no sound ie.l upon The ear, but such
a made the slian.c rs i,,i nat they were
among a" peculiar people," who were, IN
very deed, " jealous OF good works"
The house. 4 the Islanders were st once
by their kInd-heared owners, converted into
ptbdc houses, where all that the hundreds Of
visitors could desire 10 make them eomlor-
able, vas TO be had without mosey and
without price"
We earn with pleasure that from the be-
ginning 10 the ond Of this excursion, neither
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
Cough Medicines.

snync's Exprctorant Ayers Cherry P.ctor
> Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary kalsam,
Indian Balsam Of Liverwort.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
Doct Taylor's Balsam OF Liverwort,
Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam.
WadsWorth's Vegetable Group Syrup.
Jackson's, Shcrman's and Wi8tar's Cough
IoZcngcs.
Peasc's Adams and Jcrvis's Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Jujube and Ii
uo'ice Paste &c &c.
Among the ABOVE may be found some Of the
the best Cough Medicines IN use.
at r.. HAZARD,
near the Court House
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GREAT NOVELTY,

- be performed on "Wednesday, Is h inst
at Rome, Tsas COMEDY called
THE SPLIT SPLlCED,
wi;h divers performers, whose names viii op
lcar ia the bills, The pertornonccs will com
mence with an Overtime by tnc Orchestra, Of
the
CYAN EUaEN DEAD MARCH"
composed some siX month, since by Edwin
E.csNcll Front seats are reserved ror The Kit,
ofthc Hinderhaoh Democracy.
a. e.. No seals i,r col red citizens
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

| ARREST 60 Az AMERICAN CITIZEN TX lRF-
LAND.-Alr. Charles Whitney Of the United
States has been travelling through Great Brlt-
ain, delivering lecturea on Amerlcsn Oralory
in Dublin, Belfast and other aces. In Dub
lin his lecture. produced much enthusiasm
and on introducing The speech of Patrick len
ry nueh excitement prevailed among his hear
or. " hen lie came TO tho words " We
must Gght repea! 1t sir we must f;ht -
An appeal to arms and 10 tho God Of Hosts
.s a Iha, .s lcl. for US - the noted ju.or on
D.fys trial, Mr. Burke, stood up aud ex-
claimed, " I'm Of that mans opinion" which
had the elect o. raising the entire assembly
en- masst, whose cheering shook the walls VI
the kvtuuda
In co. sequences Of this Mr.. Whitney WAS
arrested as he vas leaving Belfast for he
G.ont's Cau-swsy. We fad his story told as
follows in lhe Boston Pilot;
- was acconusned Ivy Mrs. Whitney,
AMI just as sc were entering a stage coach,
we'll dressed traveller 70 e up and said to ne I,
Sir | want to SPEAK word in private 10
you" | ausHere !, " certainly, s.r." We
passed into al upper room OF The Inn, ~hcr
he drew out of his coat poc,et warrant aud
sal {. " T0u must return with me 10 Dublln.' -
reJolned, Why, sir DO rot owe any one
any thing Ia Dublin" lie said II was worse
than that" 1t VAS for sedl'lou.' SedIt.
Ion, answered ; yes" he sad, and y,u
must go T. Dublin" Not 10 nl5ke ihs case
Of slusIsr outrage and oppression 10 long, |
Will uiUrn you hat ! Was Compelled 10 go 10
Dab Ia Castle, iAhs. Whnne. at tho time
uas trembling, iaulIng, aud anon IN tears, aud
tins, loo, shen she IS encene.) All my PR
'..e letters and papers were mluu,ely exam
med. The Secretary consulted with Lord
Clarendon IN another rom and M about an
hour returned. lhen had my choice either
10 be rcmandcd to Nesgate Prison "a vile
loathsome jail, where Two Am rlc;ns were
confined last Summer,) or give bonds to leave
Ireland at once gave the required bonds,
aud am now in Manchester"
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4 Political gcu D'Esprit.

The following ingenious parody is, as they
s,;, TOO good to be lost, though the gathering
Of the tribes which It was written to anticipate,
had AKA place and passed away before the
papriu winch it first mp cared (the Geneva
C9ufier) reached our hands. / is one Of those
th'' Z ot which the persons Il whom 1t is aim
ed should be as ready - any one to laugh.
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1 AM DYING.

feel, feel am too weak
Lile's weary load to bear;
And II m, days have been but brief
They have been full Of care.
These furrow'd lines upon my brow
Are marks of grief rot age;
ADD very few The hours ofjoy,
Tarn' d down on mcmory's page.
why should pray for length IF days,
when happiness is led
The dearest friend once Pc ssc's'd,
70 me is more than dead;
Ny truth by GOODNESS i. return'd,
The looks lovd cstranged,
The iaib lly'd for fades away,
Tie tones priced are chang'd.
Falsehood and malice have essay'd
Win SANDER, hate aud strife,
TO wound my soul, aid TO their shafts
Iyicld ayoathfll life.
Why should therefore wish 20 live,
o. stIVe my Lie 10 save,
covet bat one spot on earth
quiet humble grave.
Bl, let 10 malblc slab proclaim
The SPIT where am laid
Earth hath no soul to love me now,
Let none my grave invade.
v hes she is with the wlnton crowd,
Ia mcrrlment aud joy
lshali have joined tie spirit ihrong,
Yhero grelS no more alloy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

Yesterday in St. Michae'. Church the
Rev. +. N. Johnson ea'e notice that on Sun
day morning ne=t he would Offer up the llol!
Eucharist and requested that it be made al
occasion Of special Thanksgiving that ever!
single ndvdua Of tha, congr Fa,ioa Consist
ing of seventy families in til If ward) ha,
hitherto been spared, nhile the 9 desiroyns
Ansel' haa been passing by Broohtyn Free
man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

" George CatIin intends leaving I'm. .'and
Tor the uniied staies next month, having
been on tie Continent several years he will
brng his extensive Indian collection with him
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having moved his Soap aud
L Candle establishment from The stone build
ne on Broad street. TO The building on shel
man street, formerly the old meeting house,
lijted aud used Tor short time as u Soap
house. by Sanford Hell where he has OF
hand hard aud Sot soap, mould and dipped
Candles OF equal quality 10 any made in he
Stale or elsewhere. Al Storrkeepers furnish.
ed At The lowest prices and Sent 10 them free OF
expense. SlLAS WARD.
Newport. Dec. L. lSiS. dVwIi
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10 Let,

A tenement TO let, ready furnished, near the
II Mall and ToDio street the house contains
every convenience f,r a large Gmily, two
parlors and dining room, eight chambers wood
and wash house detached, unialing clstcrn Of
rain water excellent spring water with pumps In
the enclosure, paved yard, snail garcen OF frm
and io~er'. For particulars enquire at this Of
fee. NAV 3lI
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HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT MORNING SEPTEMBER 20 1919
NIasical Corn saiye,

NVJARRANTED to effect speedy cure
w the directions are slrictl' complied with
causing no pau whatever, ,-neal'v. put up IN
boxes with directions, at the low price ol isS
cents. Prepared and sold ~ u L. iazafa
Druggist, No 81 Thames street
Dep %
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KinSley's Express.

DARTINE'S LOTION, Kid l'l Horse Lin,
- ment and Crapo's Lini 'nt-for sprans
wind-gals, ring bones, SPAWN fresh wounds.tiff-
ness of the joints, &c. in horses-a new suplyP
ofthe above is received at II. Il. HAZARDS
Near the Court House
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snrsapariiia, Tomato and wild
Cherry BittcrS.

Are entirely unrivalled Tor the cure ofthe
diseases before enumerated. They are ofuni.
vprSal use in New England and highly ap.
prccialed by all classes OF people.
The price of this extract il ONLY 80 cent,
per bottle yet it is so highly concentrated lha
one bottle will last longer aud do more gooc
than any dollar article IN use.
ID + BRADlEE D. son, l30 Washington
street. Proprietors of the above valuable med
cine
AGEN fS-Newport, r, J. TAYLOR -
Bristol Briggs & Day. Warren, w. u. Du
val Providence, J. Wadsworth, and dc ala
in medicine generally throughout New eng
and. Oct II, 1918. ".
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Murray EsONsc.
COR NER OF PELHAM n CORNE

COR NER OF PELHAM n CORNE SITS.
WILL he opened for the reception of con pany
on the first Of Apll by the subscriber, under the
direction of Mrs MURRAY lis late proprietor,
and he beg> to assure former patrons, and tho
public, that no cH,rtion viii he spared to sustain
its prrspnt reputation. WM. Is WILSON.
Nrwuult Mar -
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Rice's Supper Rooms.

Nysers and Game suppers served uP in first
" style, at l2i Thames street
Woodcock, Ployer and other Game IN hand
nd for sale.
N. y. A fair price paid for game oi.ll kinds.
July29 Il
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Farm TO Let.

'NHE Farm now occupied hy Joseph Bolcman
| containing about ~ acres Of excellent land
with "A privilege OF Sea Weed, and the right o
selling ones and gravel a large and comno
di,u, dwelling house, wh,h viii accommodar,
10 b.ardcr.. a small h use for the tcna't, viii
suitable apparatus ior c,,knc; twn largo barn,
and crib, with all 9th rout buildings Fotcrm
apply to TiiOhAo j. rhChiAM'
Jan 25. t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20

JUST received and are now opening .
FRENCH BONNET SALOON, large
as irr ment Of Fashionable Bohpets of all kind
" hch will be sold at the very lowest prices.
anl2. IRA FRENCH.
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Energy ,inyintibIe determination

SIR TlO5isS row ELI BURTON
BARON ET,
Selected from his Correspondence, edited Ivy
his Son CHARLES BURTON, Esq
The longer live the more ,m certain that tho
grcat difference between men, between the feeble
and the powerful the great and the insiTnifcant
is energy invnclhie, dclcrmnauon--a purpose
once GNed, AID then death or victory That
quality will do ANYTHING that cen be dono in
this world and no t3lculS, no circumstances
40 oip rtGuiiscS. will make two-lt gel crca-
.,Irc man wiihout il '--ENtiact Of letter from
Slr Il. FoweI BurtnuO The above ~ fer sale
at JAMES HAMM JND'S Booi. store.
JLue H.
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For Sale.

tract Of land of lS acres a. he nor'h end OF
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
'tr"el, on the west 10y 81 street, on the east 10y
street running up on the west side ofthe com non
burylng ground, and on the north by the Dyrt
Farm,-o an extra quality for gardens, OF build
ng lot, will be sold altogether, or In lots TO su'
purchasers; terms liberal and payments mad,
easy. For further particulars enquire Of
JETHRO y. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Niddetown, ID Mo. 81 II.
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ESTER WATER.

.uarcy-C II in Prince John. Tell him two
ancient friends
Desire his presence. Bid him come IN haste
ELh Waiter.
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Mourning Goods.

paremctta Cloth, Bombaz mes,
VI ID. Lane, BareaeS,
Lawns, Ginghams,
Prints, Linen Chambry,
English Cr1pn, French Grape,
Alpaca, Cashmere
Veil Grape, Grape lissc,
Cypress Veils,
Gcntlcmcn's SILK Hdlfs, K;d Gloves,
Ladies' SILK. do
silk and Cotton. Srun Silk Hose,
for sale at JAMES IIANMDNDS
innc 20.
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Sajat- Sweet is the carol OF the early lark,
As, hcaycnwaId rising, he ,alutes The mOrni
Sweet Is the music OF church gong bell,
" hi-h sali- the early peniienl to PRAYER;
aee, are the hymns which like soft incense
rise
To call down tinirrd blessings from above;
sweet IS the voice OF prayer, Al noon or owe,
And sweet the mem rit>oi Sandy tlIl,
When stated preaching lis. vas ,hcre rocair-
ed;
Bu. swee.er far, and dcarcr far TO me,
are LOcoloco. bound In uniy
Aud swcctcr far hau all these combined,
rLs spoil, Of Office 10 q p,"us mind
Prince JohH w alter, the brandy Friends
let's take horn
TO celebrate thr day our hoCes were horni
L9 here deep lIbllion down pour,
la memory oi thIS cOu>CcTAed hOui.
1 roc ,euh0u. E1sua! 0mnss.
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Cancers. Cancers,
CANCERS CAN BE az GEi

CANCERS CkN BH ~ N!sU.
DR T. BROWN the celebrated Cancer Phy-
IL ,can hl4 taken roomsin No u, Granite
Block Fail River, where H. des'eus Iucatlrg
f,r the present where persons afflicted with
tha awful death destroying disease, CANCER.
Poly puses, ~rns and o.hor tumlrs can have
tn" opportunity Of consulting hIm free OF
charge having extensive and successful prac-
trrc as well a. large experience. induces him
70 warrant cure or no pay. onc very i'm
ror,art consideration or 0drantn.e over thn, of
other treatment IS thnt neith". Kui e, C0ustic
or prcpara'iJn oi hiseri" IS used. AID but very
title rnrn or suffering cNIcr,rnced 3 m, .
AurI5 Fall River, Aug u, ,s9i
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JAMES w. LYON,
E'i.Usa ls.ie,
Grass & Copper Worker,

Manufacturer of Force and Tilin
~. Pumps Steam Water and Waste Pipes
Ia Vast Kettles Bathing Apparatus, &c
corner of Thames an Gridley streets
W. LYON, ba ing purchased the above
named establishment OF his brother Joseph NJ.
Lyon is prepared to execute all orders and 10 do
work in hi, li,e of business at the shor,es. no.
Zee and IN the mos perfect manner share
4 patronage is SOLICITED. janll
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Female Complaints, Family Usc,'

For all Female CoGpantS, these BItiet.
will ne found the most pure, delicate, pene
naing and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions, for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
/ to females with this exception, that ladies OF
delicale constitution should modify them
slightly. Unnecessary. ThuSe suffering from an
obstruction or irregu'ariiy, should use then
lleoy, until nature is restored to her proper
\ ac,lUn.
Their warming, anmating and strengthen
! ng qualities will be highly appreciated They
rticctually remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
Limitation hrad-achc, swelling OF The feet and
hmb,, Nc., and impart light, vigorous an
heailhy feeling to the whole system
1 10 i.adie, afflicted with Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ti9n Debility. feeble circulation of the bluoi,
small Erup,ions on the face, yellow or dingy
complexlon, these btterS are of inesimable
v.luc. Il has been truly observed that beauty
/ OF complexion is :sihe health and this can
| only be obtained by keeping the blood, and in
ierlal functions, in a sound and healthy condi.
ton Beauty cannot exist independent OF
II health.
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scrOGuIOus, MercUri:,l and Cauta-
II HeOuS Diseases.

Jaundicc, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat, Swelling of
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad Humors Can.
ccrous Sores, Chronic Caarrh, Headache
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSlveneS>, weak and sore som
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumac Affections, EryS pelas Erupiions on
,he face, Kings Eyil Languor, Debility Diz-
zineSS SalloU Complexion, Loss of Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from he abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
-l.Lnl In lha hLnnd. no mnller now aclnlred.
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Long experience has pOyed
vastly superior to amy the
void has eve pOduccI.

void has eve pOduccJ.
has for its support many eminent medlcai
racttIoners by whom II IL regarded as mn
nitely superior to any medicine Tor lhe speedy
md permanent cure of the great variety OF
diseases known to the medical profession IL
the statement is strong, experience and h,ghiy
respectable testimony has fully proved the
truth of all we claim in its favor, and we 70
Ispectfnily solicit a candid and careful peruSal
O the certificates appended. from men oi hlgh
standing and sterling worth. Tor the cure OF me
various diseases 'or which medicines of like
name are recommended. This Grand univeI,
sal remedy is within the reach OF all ana
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
fail to cure, they may learn and know by Joy
| tul experience its tranScendrnt powers 10 heal
| The following are some Of the many diseases
/ in which it has proved emlnently successful.
| Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or iuuc
tional; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Fever
and Ague, Second1ry syphilis Rheuma'iS,n,
Gout and lumbago, Scrofua, LeprOSy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases, CONSTITUTIONS
broken by Measles. Small Pox, FeyerS, SC.
ProlapSuS Iberia, Piles, UlcerdtionS, Swcllings,
and Piles. salt Rherm, ErysipelaS, Plmplc>
and Blotches on the face. Distractions so fatal
to young and delicate ladies' Nervousness and
| Bowel Complaints of children from teethlng,
RicketS, weak children and aged persons. Ner-
vous, Debilated and delicate fem:lS, lmp0
iencyor lncontincnce in either sex, Neuralgia,
/ Epilepsy, fly>teIia and Sick Headache, Tic
Doloeux, Dizziness aud Pllpi;alion, Influenza
Il Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints, Bron
chilS and first stages OF consumption. Al>ut
in any case OF Cough, Weakness, sickness
Il &c. If given Immediately the amount of eX-
penSe of pain and misery it would ward of
II would be ncacuable. OF
\ We append the following as a specimen o
/ the certificates spoken OF above.
Il Rev. Allen Steele, an able and popular Ill.
Il vine, well known to the people vi this state
X writes Us as follows:
/ Albany, May 10Th, 1917.
|, DrJ. s. WNod-Dear Sir-llaying taken
\ hree bottles of your. .SarsaIarla EIINlr, take
i great pleasure III bearing testimony TO lis ben
4 Efficient effects upon a system afflicted viii
II Hereditary ;crolua For many years have
1 tried popular remedies, not excepting the pre-
\ parallonN of SarSapalilla, aoi while won d
/ say OF many Of them, that they have done weiil
n lam conSuaincd To say IN my own case ou
II ElixiI lar eycellS them all. Yours truly,
4 ALLEN STEELE,
Il Pastor Of lIul>On-st, Vi. T.. Church.
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For Children.

These Bitters may be given according TO n,
directions, in doses adapted to their age, will
perfect safety and good effect They are til,
most natural medicine that can possibly be uscC
and may justly be pronounced an ineslimabl'
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r. CHURCH, NJ. ID,
Marshal, Nav -, lsl7.

\ The Rev. ). Il. Raw on, of Albany, worthy
divine, having heard much Of the meiils OF the
Elixir, was induced to try il in general debility
and Scroiula, and he considers IL the best aT!l-
Gle ever offered to the American people.
albany May 90, 1917.
| DR.. Wood procured one bottle Of your
excellent SarSaparila Elixir, and having used
a part of il, am ready to say that consider ii
| the best article Tor persons debliitaled and OF
ScrofulUus habits ever offered TO the American
| people. II. r. RiWSON
Rev. p. NJ. Hitchcock, Pastor of the Wash
Il ingioUst NJ f.. Church ofthiS city, has known
Of many cases cured by using Dr.. Woods
Elixir, and from personal knowledge says it Is
a safe and most valuable medicine.
Il Albany, May20. ISi7 -
/ Dr. }. S. Wood-Sir I take great pleasure
in saying that your SarSaparD!a Elixir has
/ produced a very evident and beneficial effect
| rpon my wife. Sho has for more than seven
years past been ir a feeble state of health her
nervous system has been very much excited
and deranged, and from child has been
n troubled with ScrOiulouS humor, >he has now
used two bottles Of your SarSapara EliYir and
has derived great benefit from II.
\ From what have witnessed aud know Of its
happy effects, | can confidently recommend il
as safe, pleasant and mos! valuable medicine
=. NJ HITCHCOCK.
SDr. Woods Sarsaparilla has cured more ie.
male complaints the last year than perhaps al
other medicines put together in the vicinity
where 1t iSknown. 1t /, not To be expected tha
their certificates could all be published. We
trust tn, following, from Mr.. Myers, of Troy
will satisfy the most incredulouS.
Il Troy. June 6, lSi7.
Il DIR. Wood-Dear Sir: In justice 10 you, auC
IN accordance with my dutv to The public, an
II constrained to add my testimony in favor O
II your valuable medicine the SarSaparilla Elixir
II NV wife has been for many years ia very de-
|, hllltaled state Of health accompanied viii
/ weakness and pains 10 The loins, bearing down
| pains, indigestion, and total arrangement Of
the nervous system, 80 as to he quite unable tC
attend to domestic affairs, and sometimes con
fined 10 her bed. she has now taken 2 bottlc,
OF your SmSaparila Elixir aud her health Il
better than 1t has been for many years before
she considers herself now well, and we beiey,
wholly 50, through The provdential agency o
our SaTsoparilla Elixir. }. NJ. MYERS,
II X n. Engineer &c
II Sold wholesale and retail by NOOD, LNoN
| & co. 3j South Pearl street, Albany. and 10y
Druggists generally throughoutthe states enC
II Canadas
H PIce 81 per bottle, or bottles for 50.
II CHARLEs DYER, Jr. Wholesale Agcn
90 and 50 and ~ Westminster ST., Providence
II CO g HAZARD, Agent for Newport X
III mar I2Iyr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-20
RorrrRnAM. S.henecLalg Go. Y Y.

Dr. j. ). Wood-Dear Sri am anxious the
world should know oflhe extraordinary virtues
Of your SaTsaparilla Elixir NV son has hccn
so very low With chronic humors for tie past
three years, that we had deSpaircd OF hl>lile for
more than year past. lie was unab e o lie
in bed, his hp drawn up quite out OF place, and
when moved his pans were lnioIcr25le-
| ha, had il anced three times, sometimes dis
charging more than quart aud pint OF mat
tier. uc is fast improving under the use OF
your Elixir, indeed the physicians, Or. Van
Bingham and Dr.. Kddef, say It is the very best
thing be can lake lfhe does without IT = few
days he is much worse but W. It's use he IN
proves very fast Please let me ha'' another
bottle, und oblige your grateful li!cnd,
SUSANNAU FILKINS.
To whom it may concern Having made
use of DIR. Woods Elixir Of SaIsaparlla, aud
also learned from him the ingredient of which
! ii is composed, ! can most unheSltaingiy say,
that | consider it the best preparation Of the
kind now in use, aud recommend it to the con-
sderaiion Of all persons in any way afflicted
with disease.