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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-21
Read the following terrible
burn Of u child.

| From the Merchants Ledger, published in
the City of New York, July llth, iS47.
/ II is often duty we owe 10 society, par
ticularly in these times of very great dccep-
ton, to testify publicly and voluntarily to such
things as come under our own positive obser-
vation.
| To this end, as we'll as in gratitude TO the
inventor of Dalley's Pain Extractor we would
state, that a child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon red hot cooking stove
lrikng it with both arms near his elbows and
L falling upon his knees) continued TO hang
n w';th his hands, having caught IN the boiler.
\ he cover being oil at the time, ill the flesh
Of the arms and hands was near entirely taxi
en- off, and The cords Of the wrist were nearly
burnt aSunder. Being sen, for in haste, we
drove for a box Of Dalley's Pain Extractor,
and before it could be applied it was thou .-hl
that the child must die, his writings OF in
tense agony were so great. In twenty minutes
alter the application was made, ho slept, and
Illtlle or no pain was afterwards felt, except
IuchlngS, and the dressings. In about three
weeks all was swell and no contraction of the
words or even scar is now tobe seen.
C Having watched lis almost miraculous oper
atoms IN this tender case, with that intense
care and anxiety that alone fills parents
breast, we do know that life and death hung
upon moment, and feel that IN extreme ca
seS of this kind, our all, yea almost life tselJ
should be given for box of this Pain Exliac-
tor, III preference 10 all else.
A CHILD BADLY SCALDED
The following from George T.. Pomcroy
ESQ., the well known proprietor Of the TX.
press speaks for itself OF the import lnce of the
ram Extractor TO every Parent.
Express Olhce, Albany, Sept. l.
Nr. Daley,
Ny Dear Sir; With feelings uf no ordina
'ry pleasure address you in relation TO the ben
~ nave received from your invaluable Pain
Extractor. Lately my little daughter, years.
! OLD had pitcher Of boiling wafer turned into
her bosom; her screams were dreadful. so that
Il acro'd Instantly gathered before the house to
learn the cause oil the terrible screams. Itore
her Clothes a>undcr, and soon spread on your
aalyc, aud She was carried aud lnii upon bed.
she was soon relieved from her pains. and
Says, Ma, lecl as i'll could laugh ard was
soon IN sweet sleep. She was scaldcd to
blister from the top OF her shoulder over more
than halthcr chest and round under her arms.
On the shoulder and breast it was very deep.
Iye', from The first honr, Sue complained only
when il was dressed. The sore healed rapid
! ly, and there Is no contraction of the muscles
now keep pot Of your ointment with linen
lever ready at hacd that any one may reach it
at any moment, in case of need and from me
signal benefit we have received, could not
obtain another box, ! would not part with
the po have on hand forone hundred dollars.
WIN my wishes, my dear sir. from your
success, ia the sale Of this might article.
lam Yours, with respect.
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For Sale.
DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr.. CAPRON respectfully gives notice
Nl that his Dancing School has CONNIE need,
and the second Lesson will C given on Thuts.
day, May 10th, at clock, r. NJ. Class for
gentlemen at s o'clock, Etcning.
The hour for the afternoon School has been
selected in order TO accommodate Masters and
Misses who may atte nd Day School, and also
the Dancing School; those wishing to at.
tend should apply Immediately. maye,
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TI3DIGIIrBSa
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
Burns and Scalds,

NEVER in single instance, since its first
" Introduction by me in 1899, has this un-
rivallcd Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds, and what is Of vast impor-
tance, especially to Grls---it heals the wounds
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may be savcd-(and in extreme cases, life it,
seIf) by a prompt application of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate Of every
family.
It's effects are instantaneous when applied
to Burns and Scalds ; it cools and draws out
the fire and pain in a few minutes. and this
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dallcys Extractor and the counterfeit articles
Counterfeit Extracts irritate and increase the
pain.
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IRELAND.

oyernmen, had given no in,imaIion Of its
intentions respecting the disposal of the State
prisoners up cr sentence of death for high
treason.
AS an evidence Of the extreme dcsti,ulon
and misery which EXITS in Ireland LII is stated,
that shipwrecked human body having been
cast ashore. the corpse was actually consumed
by the starving inhabitants in the vicinity
A statemen, to this effect was made III Para-
meni and though coniradicted in part by the
Goyernmen', yet the fact is beyond dispute,
that at no previous time has sickness, intense
misery and starvation, been more general than
il is now.
The cholera has broken out in Dublin, and
continues its rayages in many parts OF The
country.
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M@DT GIM@Ss
DIR. WARREN'S
Sarsaparilla, Tomato aud Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL B1TTIES.
At 5N CENTS ner Bottle.

nONPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparilla
" tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three OF
II e most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature.
The extrac, here presented is preparep after
the directions given by the celebrated DR..
Warren whose name / bears and will bs found
superior to any preparation Of the ared alleIl
use. 1t is highly concenirated-eblatcd Ord
able and Favored 10 the taste. i'll be found
Sarsaparila, Tomato, and Wknd now IN
Bilters, have now become standarirely vese,l
universally approved By Physicians as safe
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GEO. E. PoMEROY
PILES

This distressing disease so prevalent and
difficult TO cure, invariably yeals to few
thorough applications Cf my Extractor. But
IT must be distinctly understood, il must be
Ddlley'S Extractor, the original and only genu.
inc article, procured at my own Depot Ais
broadway, New York, Qr from my authorized
Agents. will not hold myself responsible for
the effects of any other Extractor, for am too
well acquainted with the danger-attcnding the
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To Let.

VNIE large and commodious Store, No. 95
l. Thamcs-st, recently occupied By J. nj.
sherman possession given Immediately.
For terms, &c, apply to the subscriber in
Farewell street. ELIJAH SHERMAN
aplTlw.
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Read the following distressing
case Of Piles cured.

w. Jenkins, Esq, of Columbus, OHIO Sec
rotary OF the Ohio Insurance Company, who
was taken to New York in extreme debility
with piles, to have an operation performed by
,be celebrated DIR. Mot, as the only chance to
save his life, accidentally heard oft6e Pain Ex.
uaclor, states, "ior years my disease deied
medical skill, and grew worse, until life be-
came intoerable. As soon as I commenced
using this Salve, ! rested in bed for the night, :,
The hrst time in many months. the frequency
the discharges abaed, in a few weeks the lys
entefic secretion was entirely suppressed and
whcr internal pcascs Of long stanngdi
It vie enllrgeme have become permanent.
and u produce hellhy action Immediately,
havgradualy and certainly effect cure. |
whe the most unhesaiing confidence, proved
by my own experience and from several eases
mSoerei have recommended trial" II gives
ru pain.
For further particulars respecting cures Ter.
formed, and for general direct ions, I refer TO
imprinted pamphlet n. DALEY, inventor
and proprietor Of the original and only eenn.
inc DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR
Depot ilj Broadway, New York.
cNOTlCE.-1 have no a, ,enis in New York
Nv, To sell my article.
R. ". HAZARD, Agent for Newport
ECblJv.
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7DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

The steamship Cambria arrived a, Halifax
on Wednesday.
ENGLAND.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable accounts
which still continue TO be received from the
continent, better feeling has been manifested
in all departments ofbusiness since the depart
urc of the last steamer, though no marked i'm
proyement can be noticed ..as having taken
place.
The constantly recurring disquieiudes Of
continental Europe continue to affect trade,
and impart TO other mark is degree OF un'
steadiness, if moi Of alarm, which renders it
impossible to calcu ate with any reasonable
accuracy upon the value Of produce for week
a, Time
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For Children.
SarsapariIla, Tomato and Wild
Cherry KittcrS.

Are entirely unrlyalled for the cure oitoe
yersal use in New England and highly ap.
preciated b, all classes Of people.
The price of this extract is ONLY 80 cents
per bo,te vet it is so highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article in use.
DF 'BRADLEE 4. SON, l30 Washington
street, Proprietors Of the above valuable medi-
cine.
AGENTS-Newport, r. J. TAYLOR
Bristol, Briggs 4 Day. Warren, w. II. Du-
val. Providence, J. Wadswortb, and dealers
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
and. Octl7 1918. ly.
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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscribers
lVl OF most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted 10 work well. Also, Tin
aud Sheet Iron Ware on hand. with other arii
Gle. usually kept at such store. Tin Copper
aud sheet Iron work made 10 order. Orders
solicited opposite X. !. Union Bank.
WIN. BROWNELL.
Oct 4, ls45 dSwtf.
BROWN ,STEETTNGS.
y AND HALF and 2 and a quarter yaris
q wilc,--nlso ~ heavy Shec,inrs, for sale at
reduced prices, hy JAMES HAMMOND.
mayl7.
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Murray House.

CORNER OF PELHAM & CORNE SITS.
WILL he opened for the reception Of company
on the first Of April, by the subscriber under the
direction Of Mrs. MURRAY, It's late proprietor,
and he bcgs 10 assure former patrons, and the
public, that no cxertion wi'l he sparcI TO sustain
its present reputation. VIM B. WILSON.
NcUnort Mar I5
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TO MOTHERS OE FAMILIES.

! II may with truth be said, that there is
scarcely family of small children to be found
but where accidents sometimes do occur; amp
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns. scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
To this category of accidents may be added
aud as general complaints to which children
are subject
MATISM, ERUPTlONS, SORES,
SWELIINGS AND INEIAM
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The great superiority OF " Roberts Com
pound SarSaparila over all other preT
arations OF SarSaparilla and Pills, is their cor
ccntra,ed form, and purity Of the sexiract
which, being combined with other vegetable
cxtracts, render them the most purifying of al
medicines.
H The peculiar virtues Of the Sarsaparilla roo
have for n long time attracted the attention OF
the medical profession and the public, and
great interest has been directed to the deyelop.
menS OF its medical properties. various syrup
Tinctures, and DecocionS have been prepared
from il. all of which have been found to con
tam little or none of the valuable properties OF
the root. Medical men arc aware how slightly
the root yields It's virtues by maceration IN wa
er, and the impoSSibiliy of retaining it when
repaired in Alcohol. Hence the great value
IoC ihe solid extract of which these pills are
prepared. One box OF the Compound of Sar
Saparilla Pills contains more OF the SarSaparl
la than is scontaned in two bottles oflhe Syrup
usually used
The pi oprictor experimental for sevcra
years TO obtain from the root Il solid extract.
which should possess all its valuable properties
in their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the form Of Pills, and has used
them in his practice with the most astonishing
success, and, nj the suggestion of many friends
he now oilers them TO the public at a price
which makes them the cheapest medicine in
the world, with the full assurance that they will
be found TO be the best medicine prepared.
The Compound Sarsaparilla Pills are used
for the permanent cure of those diseases which
arise from an impure state Of the blood and
morbid scrccions Of the Liver and Stomach,
viz: ErySipclaS, Scofua or Kings Evil, Ul-
GERS, Scald Head, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup.
tons, Blotches, Boils Pimples, Sore, Weak or
Innamed Eyes, Glandular Sweliags. Rhcumat-
lie Affections, Pains of the Bones and Joints,
DropSy Dyspepsia, Asthma, Diarrhua, Dysen.
terry, Coughs, Colds, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Influenza, Indigestion Headache, Jaun
dice, General and Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
arising from an iniudiciouS use of Mercury,
and whenever medicine is required to purify
and invigorate The system.
They are purely vegetable compound and
may be used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant to The palate, and produce no nausea, |,
uneasincss or gripping in their operation. Hun
dreds OF certificates could be gwen of persons
who have used them with the greatest benefit
Purchasers will bc particular to ask for Rob
orts Compound Sarsaparilla Pills" and cb.
serve that the wrapper on each box has fac
lsimilc OF the signature OF JOS. ROBERTS.
VI. ID. No travelling agents appointed.
All applications for Agencies, ,'and letters on
the subject of the medicine, must I've addressed
(post pad) TO G.. =. FAY, New York City. Gen
leral Agent for the United States, British and
West India Provinces.
r. J. TAYLOR and c. G. C. HAZARD
Ageut for Newport.
Aug 9 ISiS-ly
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California 1! /!

PERSONS taking passage for the Golden
Regions may find NEW and Second Hand
BOOKS, for less than one fourth the cost, for
sale at JAMES HAMMOND'S.
frbl
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Y0MDIGIN@Ss
The Vegetable Pulmonary
= A e S A M Z.
nECnMMENDED by emi.

Tested By ne Experience and O6sertaIion q
Thousands, for upcards Of Iice1sty Years
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DUCK & BOLT ROPE,

JUST received and are now opening al
FRENCHS BONNET SALOON, large
assortment of Fashionable Bonnets Of all kinds
which will he sold a, the very lowest prices.
apl2. IRA FRENtH,
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

From Austria and Hungary little is positive.
ly known beyond the fac, that vast armies
from Russia in concert with Austria, are now
bearing down upon the Hunesrisns, who seem
~ he making progressive movemen,-large
bodies Of roops hn,ing elred into the fast.
nesses oi the country, where hey viii he able
tn f,ll uron the enemy With alnos' certainty
a. eucCtse
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KECOMMENDED by emf
nent physicians as a "saie,
convenient aud very eilica-
cions Remedy j. as one that
will OF disSoppoint the reason
able expectations oithose who
use it, and superior TO any
other within their knowledge,
for Coughs, Colds and Con-
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TIE WAR IN DENMARK.

The war between the Danes and the Prus-
81 ms continues, without, from present appear.
ances, the remoicst prospect Of satisfactory
adjustment of the paliry matter in dispute
The town ol Frcdeiica has been reduced by
bombardmenr and the Russian troops arc adj
vancing TO Aarhans The Danish cruisers are
strictly enforcing the blockade Of the German
ports.
A division OF the Russian fleet appeared in
the Danish waters which is considered sign-
i!can, VI the intentions Of the Car.
GERMANY.
There is very little aulhel,ic information
from Germany. /, would seem, however that
the Western Prussan provinces have become
somcwha, more tranquilized, but in Baden and
Ba aria and in I'll tha, region the popular chiefs
are said to be only waiting to learn the result
Of The French election.
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ScrOfuIOuS, nercUrial and Cauti-
t,cOuS Diseases.

ncONS discusses.
Jiundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, rumor IN the Throat. swelling Of
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad llumOrs, Can
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Headache
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSliveness, weak and sore som
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumatic Affections, ErySipclas Eruptions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Diz-
illness, Sallow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury or from an impure
laiutin the blood, no matter how acquired.
Female Complaints, Family Uses
Nc.
For all Female Complaints, these Bitter
will be found the most pure delicate, penc
traing and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions for various diseases, winch
we have already given, are properly applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies oi
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly Unnecessary. Those suffering IRON an
obstruction or irreguari,y, should use them
freely, until nature is restored TO her proper
action.
Their warming, animating, and strengthen:
ing qualities will be highly appreciated lhey
etTectually remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
Irritation headache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs. &c, and impart a light, vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system
TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia lndigcs-
tion Debility feeble circulation OF the blood,
small Eruptons on The face, yellow or dlngy
comp lexion, these bitters are OF ineSllmable
value. 1t has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is 7!sble health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood and IN
lternal functions, in sound and healthy condi.
l,ion. Beauty cannot exist independent OF
health.
For Children.
These Biters may be given according TO the
directions, in doses adapted 10 their age, with
perfect safety and good effect They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an nestimable
domestic hlpSSino,
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The steamship Cambria arrived at llalih,
on Wednesday.
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are Acknowledged 10 DC
CoLERAisE, Mass, May 80, 1913.

CoLERAIsE, Mass, May 80, lS4S.
Mossrs. IIovey--I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that Hcaves could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, for
in a severe case Of Hoaves and bad Cough, the
use OF only oae box Of your Powders accom-
plished perfect cure, aud now, three months
since. my Horse shows no indications ofi,
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
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An Alternative,
Tonic Diurenlic
and mild Cathar
tic. Price 81 Ii
cents per box
containing fly
Pills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-22

In lsas. ID lsIable 7feperly us. 10 de
one case 600 nillions. and ihs olher 800
millions; sn increase osing solely 10 these
iuniossmenis. Ilmy premises are cor
rrri. me conclusion Is unassailable. How
strong thea is The indueemeri held ouI 70
The people Of North Carolina 10 proceed
Al once 10 The construction OF this Road
ne effect beng 10 slrssle he s s'e. IN
crease her revenues and inflsidDal prof's,
and enable hsI 10 assume her proper stand
smohg her sisters in wealth and CONNER
cisl sseentancy.
COMMON SENSE.
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clrRING A nRnNKARn.

We know a woman who. for several
years past, has maintained herself, family
aud drunken husband, keeping boarding
house, and actually doing the greater part
Of the work herself. He. poor loaler.
would get up in tie morning, beg, borrow
or steal dime from his wife, or some OF
the boardefs. and go to the dram.shop for
bis morning draught. Here he would re.
main all day, with no other care on his
mind than TO &c, whisky 10 drown his
senses and Supply his brains. Wien even
ing came, he would 60 home staggering
drunk. The virtues Of his wife, The cares
ses OF his children, were lost upon him;
their charm had ceased-whisky was the
aI.absorbing passion Of his heart. In for.
i mer dave, he had been better man; and
the wife, mindful Of her early love, deter
| mined 10 make an effort to restore him.
Some Of the bhoys round the Danal Mar
ke,, better known as the +" Raging Lads"
were appealed TO. They promised, 10 use
the phrase Of the speaker, to put him
" genieely through" The next evening
he 20, drunk The boys BACKED his face,
and tied fine silk round his fingers, arms
and ankles, to give feeling OF pain and
cramp TO those parts. They tickled his
nose 10 wake him up. When he opened
his eyes, he looked upon sci Of long.
! drawn, solemn counienances, with anxiety
! depicted thereon. One Of these whose
/, garb bc,okened the medical man. pronounc'
E ed i, real case Of Asiatic SpasmodiC
c Cholera. The poor devil, whose senses
i, were none of the clearest, just at this mo
Q ment opened his eyes wide al the an
c nouncement.
/, "You don't mean me, do you!" h,
S gasped with fear.
1t " Yes, you; and nothing but the mos
energetic means can save you. Don.
% you feel cramped in your eAtremItles!
-e said the Doctor.
e .Lord save me | do feel cramps a
m over. Doctor, cure me, and Ill DO an
,e thing in the world for you" whlspere
t. The loafer.
r. at is hard case. but I'll Try. IL yo
OF were not drinking man, the cure woui
% be easy" replied The other.
ID 20 damn the whisky! III never drln
In any more. if you will cure me this time.
IN .Look here" said the Doctor, thrus,li
10 glass before him, "you are already pu
10 pie in the face"
4. IL sect! Isee il! O. Doctor, l.,
n. cramped all over. | feel it all over in IN
as fingers. my arms and legs; now it's
lis my belly. Doctor, cure me, for God
". sake"
ar. And the poor devil rolled over the flo'
Ir. in excruciating agony. The Doctor, wi
in, The assistance Of the boys, now CONNIE
,e. ced administering the remedies. The
ed rubbed him down. rolled him over. ga
~ him some awful doses not known IN =
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Phsrl=atofeis. file Lad ne, Issn sal.
ll.ey soon made him 90.
lie ms isken hnmr. wsak ard lceblr.
srnansng Ilnm lie kicks and cuffs and
rubbing down. Tie wife saw. and cnnld
scarcely refrain from leaIs. but she Lsd
slsked 81 on the result. and MAS determine
ed no. 10 interfere. tie MAS put 10 bed.
The physieianrcmainet noi danirg loies,e
such critical rase. He assured his pali.ut
that al immediate danger Was past. Lul
dat he still needed care and attention. lie
RECALLED his Ears with horrid stories oibnrn.
lungs. ruined sionaehs. from drinking.
The pOnT devil mentally vowed, If lie
could geI through This serspe. he'd never
innrh another drop again. IN Tie solitude
of The night. his thoughts reverted 10 his
wife. her patient endurance. her nnjying
attachment S himself. snd his fair liulr
children. and he fesnlsed hereafter 70 be
father and husband. In short lime,
n ne Ieeorerei. Ills wife Willingly con
scented n removal u : distant part III
he country. Ear from lie scenes Of hls
former dissipation; and the last we heard
Of him. he had become temperate. WI
ser. and better man. Gin. Mercury.