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.nlcs. DRESS GOODS.

nNE .housani pieces riouS styles Ladies
Dress Coos, a. all prices, from 10 cents per
ward to beautiful goods.
Also, Grape Shaa is rom IS and upwards
One thousand pieces Calicoes, from 4 cenls 10
- 2cents.
Likewise, The following Domestic Cotton
Goods:
Cotton Ozbaburg., al ct GEMS.
Bleached and untleached ColtoDs, all prices,
IRON cents upwards.
For bargains, call al
OWEN & BILLIARDS.
Dry Goods and Commission store,
June % Eagle Square.
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TWIN BROTHERS, (OLDl
WE have just received Two boxes OF The old
w stock al This delicious Tobacco. whic
were accidentally misplaced, and We will open
one Of them 10 day. Those who have been wait
inc for The new, will now be able To gel small
supply Of old Tobacco, which has never been
surpassed here or elsewhere. SO our customers
saw. For sale by DOVE g. ISAACS.
Also, on hand supply Of The new, which we
will open sometime in July. JuLe "
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ATTENTION


TNHE subscribers are now closing mp heir
i business, and in order 10 ehec. lha. otjcel
speedily, would inform their customers and The
public that their stock of new and fashionable
READY MADE CLOTHING, &c, will be
sold a, and below COS, Tor cash. They would
also respectfully notify all those indebted 10 Them
10 call promptly, and settle up their accounts, az
40 longer indulgence can be given:
HOOPER & CRAFT,
May l5-2awlf No. So, West Main Street.
CHOLERA.-By lbe solicitation OF some Of
~ our friends. we inform The public that we
are putting mp packages OF medicine, with iuil
directions for the prevention and cure OF Cho:
Iera and as the disease does prevail to limited
extent in our City, !! would be well for every cry in
SIMPLY Of such remedial agents, as have, when
ii ans5 judiciously and theoretically applied
never been known TO tail in arres'iOs The disease.
Persons al distance, by remil,ins FIVE dollars,
ran have a package forwarded Immediately.
Das. ROBINSON s. WADDEY.
franklin 81, between 18th & l4h. Juue 6
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SALT, FLOUR, &c.
EIFTEEN hundred sacks fine sax
TOO sacks Ground Alum san
TIA barrels superfne and hne Fiouf
220 bags Rio Coffee
Is bales Cotton, landin: LOT sale
EDMOND & DAvENPt RI.
June 25-6
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i are trade is again active in Cuba. The
...., General il is understood, receives Ssh
n: or their introduction. Thousands have
!, ..tei on the Island il the last Two months,
~ arc YET ca;ly arriving.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA, !

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond. July 3. ls49.
TIME Board Of Directors Of This Bank have
i declared dividend 81 three and three quar-
Ter per cent out Of the profits OF The Bank Tor
the last six months, which after reserving one
per cent. bonus Tor the State, leaves three and
half per cent, or 81 45 per share, payable 10
The Stockholders on The 9Th instant.
SAML. MARX, Cashier.
lmlu d-aniDn
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
n HOLDERS OF THE LOUISA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.-The annual meeting Of
The Stockholders of The Louisa Railroad Com
pany will take place at Louisa Court House on
Tuesday, the day of August. As usual, the
Stockholders will be- entitled 10 free ticket going
10 and returning from said annual meeting.
JOHN GARRETT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, July 3-l2dAug
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June l-cwG
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Virginia honongaa Lottery Class G. for ls49, 10
be drawn on Saturday, July 9slh. IS No iottery-l8
drawn ballots. Capitals:
81 600 Dollars!
! prize 81 Sl3,vDO prize oi $4,000
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Sloop a. M p. Clifford, Prov, Westport :;
William Penn, Winslow, Bristol, n. Bed.
ford l. Price, Godfy, N. York; Cicero,
Weeks, Sandwich; Willard, Miller Bristol,
~ York Ann. Sears, Prov, Wareham F.,
Ollye, Lewis, ~ Kingston.
FRIDAY Nov 80
Brig Brazil an, Richbon. Boston, Phla /;
Schrs Missouri Bacon. +. River, Phla ;
B. NJ Fox, Oliver, Prov, Milton; Golan,
Kelley, WEXFORD; Dennis Dan r. illctS,
smith, Albany, Prov; Charles l.. Hulse,
Turner, Phila Ocean Queen, Smith, Well
feet; Lucy Baker, Jacobs, do
Sloop Thomas w. Thorne, Durfee, 7 River
N. York Resolution, Holloway, N Kingston.
CLEA ED
Brig Henry Marshall, Brightman. Cuba.
SATURDAY, Dec l.
Schrs Goosel, -, Boston for N York;
Lyachbury, Crowell, do for do; Henry b.
Gibson, Baker. do for New London; Bella
Peck, Smith. Prov for do; Dispatch, Atwood,
Boston for Virginia; Ocean Queen, Smith
WeIlhset for do;'Lucy Baker Jacobs, Prov
incctown for do; Eastern Light, Smith, Bos-
ton for do; Ellen Maria hickman, Wellfcet
tor do; Joseph Ffeld, Hoover, FIN Pha
SUNDAY, Dec. 2.
Brig Moses Baxter, Prov for n Y.
Schrs Telegraph, Farnum. + River for Pha.
Soops VIM II Brown, King, Prov for n York.
MONDAY, Dec 3.
Schrs Phebe Burns, Nickerson Salem for Phih !;
Eliza, Nickerson, I'm Norfolk; Linch, Parsous,
Portland for N Haven; Native, Swain, Wareham
for Phila. Wreath, Talbot, hIachias for n York
Shetland, Portsmouth, n York.
MEMORANDA
Arrived at Key West, Nov 18Th. Schr
Wakefield Landers, and sailed for Appsl c.
cola, 18th.
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AGITCG9T.


In this town, in Zion Church, o., Thur sday
evening. by the Rev. Mr.. Watson, Henry
l.. Davis and Susan Spencer, daughter of
Ablal Spenc r, Esq all OF his town.
On Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, Stanton Babe cock and Sarah Jane
White, both ofihis town.
In Lynchburg, VI, 2lst inst, John Sea-
bury Dean, of Taunton, and Mary Isham.
daughter Of Peleg Seabury, Esq, Of Lynch
burg and formerly OF Taunton. Mass.
In this town, Sunday ovenNg, by the Rev Mr..
Watson, Rector Of Zion Church, Mr.. Benjamin ].
Tiley and Miss Mary &. Taylor, youngest
daughter Of Capt Edward +. Taylor, all of this
town.
At Jamestown, on Thursday evening, by the
Rev Daniel Carr, Mr.. Oliver w. Hopkins and
Miss Mary Caswel, daughter of Mr.. Philip Cas-
well, both of Jamestown
In this town, on Thursday evening last, Mr..
Christopher Congdon, of Providence, TO Miss Sa.
rah, daughter Of MIR. VIM. Smith, of this town.
In Little Compton, X. l., 25th inst, Mr.. Lemu.
el Gammons, Jr., to Miss Deborah H. Wing.
both Of New Bedford.
In New York, on the 9th ult., at Calvary
Church, by the Rev. Il. Jarvis Carter, Hon.
Watson Webb and Laura Virginia daughter
of Jacob Crsm, Esq, Of New York
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BRIGHTON MARK Ell,
w ednesday, Nov. %

"'"HVouuyf tNU'' %
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 375 Stores
2e00 Sheppard Lambs and 7S0 Swine
Prices-Beef Cattle--ln consequence OF
Thanksgiving being this week, purchasers
were not very spirited and prices had rather
a downward tendency. We quote extra Sc
a!6 %; frs, quality . 25 > IS ; Second do,
10 $5 25 third do 3 70 4 25
Stores-Two year old SsS a Ia three year
old Sl1 1a25.
Working oIcn-Sales at $G5, 80, S5, and
81.
Cows and Calves-No Sales noticed.
Sheep-Dull. Sales 81 AZ, 62, IS, 80,
ard 2 25.
Swine-A lot Of fat Hogs to slaughter, 4 Is;
a lot OF Shoals to Peddle, 3 5-S and So at
retail from 4 to 5 I-2.
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INQUART BOTTI.ES


For the removal and permanent cure Of all
diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood or habit of the system, viz
Scrofula or Kings Evl, Rheumatism, Obsti-
nate Cutaneou> Eruprious, PimpleS, or
Pu>tues on The Face, Blotches, Biles, Cbro-
mic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetler,
Scald Heat, enlargement and pain OF the
Bones aud Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp-
hililic symptoms, Sclatica, or Lumbago; aud
diseases arising from an injudicious use of
Mercury, Acai,es or DropSy exposure or inn
prudence in life also, Chronic Constitu-
tlonal Dis rders etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever il
has been used, bascL entirely on Its own
merits, which its super orcflicacy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim Of hcred-
tary disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed sncws, ana bones half carions, has been
restored to health and yigor. The scrofulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loathsome to
himself and hi' attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds of persons. who had
groaned hopeleSsly for, ,ears under cutaneous
and glondular diSor lers chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints sprlnging from u
arrangement of the sccretive organs and the
circulation, have been raised as il were from
the rack OF disease, and now, with rcgencr.
ated constitutions, gladly testify 10 the effica-
cy of THIS ineStimable preparation. T'na tes-
tlmony of those who have been cured by its
US, with their residences, has been publish
ed from time To time and were It desirable,
a mas of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward, proving most con.
clusively it, lnestimable value. The afflct-
ed, and hose who have not used this medi-
ci e, arc invited to make trial of it's virtues,
nj O., .l. ha H.. e,
which II alone can bestOw
'TRUTH IL STRANGER THAN FICTION
The attention of the reader is called TO the
following astonishing cure, effected by the
use Of Sands Sarslparla.
This is 20 certify that have q coored wo-
man who has been atH cled for The last five
years with Scrofula, and all the remedies
used had no effect III arreSling the progress
ofthe complaint; on the contrary, she con.
stantly grew worse-ard altrr cIpending be-
tween so and $50 with physicians, besides
using other popular rene lies without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
Of her nose, made its appearance on various
parts Of her body, and had finally commenced
Its ravsgeS in the root OF her mouth.
In this cadful situation, with the pros.
pect Of death staring her in the face, | stated
hercase to DR. DiSo,way, the agent for Sands
SarsIpsrilla in Newbcrn, n c., by whom
was advised TO use that article; and TO my
surprise and that of my ncighbcrs TO whom
her case was known, after us ing four and
halfbotle. she was restored TO perfect health,
and that in the space ofthrce pcoks, and was
able to work in two weeks from the time she
, commcnc ,d taking il.
\ JOSEPH McCOTTER, J. z.
I Mout' Of Neuse River, Craven Co, n. e
II. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
J. Nov II
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CaRDING SPINNING &C

THE sub,ciibcr resi- scliulIy informs ]
public h.aI he Las taken the tnI,n Nil,
foit,myu.l, II. | and is rrcIerd 10
card and wool OF thc slcri'st ot'ce.
m the best manner and on tie most reason
able terms.
All Wool left nj the Store Of Samuel Carr
Ferry Wharf, Newport, or at Boyd Mill,
Portsmonlh. will be- attended 10 with dis
patch. lie also grinls corn.
All wishing wool cardcd or spun 81 The
suhscrib,rs Mill ia Portsmouth, Oormcrly
Asa lIcad's,) aill please leave % nj The store
of Mr. Israel y. l.akc. No. 90 head of BROAD
Street. CARMI UAhRlNGToN
Nov =
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GLOVE ANODyNE


II y ~ | " n I ~ u - II " i
An INN, dialc and poIi,ct Cure Thu'e
who have felt the painful lhrobllng and II
cruciorlnp panes of this disease shooting
through their Jaws with most tormcnlnr
perseverance, ard, as is often The case, have
received hut little synpathy from fleuds on
such occasions, will no doubt he much pleas
ed ,o know of a remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever the unmsrcliul oNcrder.-
This remedy is the Glove Anodync, IN un-
failing cure.
The following testimony is from one of
our most distinguished practical D,nnsls-
New York, Dec. l9, lSiI
Mr.sr. \. y \ u. Sands Gentlemen -
In the course At NY practice have cItcn-
si,rl, used vour Glove Anoiyuc with much
success to thc rclicfuf the Toothaofc aud
n. constantly recommend II 10 my patients,
| deem Il hut Iusl io inform Won oi the high
opinion have of il over other remedies.
AIN YOURS, very respectfully,
NJ. LEvETT, Dentist,
40 HroadwnN, corner oi Warren n.
rRlCl - cts lERN 81.
PREPARED and sold vho'e'alc md rcla
bvABS SANDS New Notl old al
~ by Druggist, generally throup ~ The
Unucd state, aud Janadrs.
Il r. ll'HABp, Ag'rt tcr r,tl
,ov ~
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50 tllarine Intelligence. lszy
PORT OF NWEPORT.
ARRIVED

WEDNESDAY Nov %
Brigs . Young, Hin, Savannah, N York !:
Aliston, Prov, n York.
Schr James Fisher, Anderson, Phila,
Boston Charles G Brown. Smith, Prov, N
York Sam Il Smith. Thompson. Prov Ben /
Brown, Rlcha.ds, Prov, n London Almcde
Wlldrrn. Prov, Grcrnport ;Charle. Henry.
r. ad, Pioy for do ;Roscius, French, Taunton.
n York Fakir; Ball, Saybr,ok. N York
Sloops China, Coffin, Tsuntnn, do ; Proof
Glass, Brewster, Brook sven do; John W
tarkcr, Macon, Pfov, South Amboy Ricnz
Durfee, n York, Prov
THURSDAY Nov %
Bigs Eliza Wcfnhan, Griffin, Boston,
PaGa
Schr William Brown. Hunt, N Bcdfo-d,
BtlimprH; Harp, Og len, Boston, Frederick,
lurg; >llas g. Hand, Othcrly, Prov, Charles
on sarah Ripley, Dean, We fleet. Chc>e-
peak Hamlet, Lit,'f ID, Prov, Telegraph.
li.Cu.dn, 81 ton. Virginia.
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were classmaee in college. For quarter
of century or more DIR. Webster has oc-
cupied distinguished pCsi on in the scien-
tIiic world as professor oi chemistry ard
mineralogy in Harvard Uniycrsit, of " hich
The Mccical College in Boston is a branch.
DR.. Parkman was once an associate editor
of The Medical Journal, published by Wells
and Lily. AT the same time DR.. Webster
was ar associate editor If general scientl-
hc journal, whose title has escaped us,pub-
lished by IIillard, Gray g. Co.
DIR. Parkman was very wealthy, and had
been for many years largely engaged in real
estate transactions and in loaning money on
mortgages DIR. Webster has been more
successful in acquiring fame as scientific
man than in making money, and was in
debt to Dr. Parkman.
LATEST.
Drs Jackson, Gay and Lewis we're er-
gagged at the College yesterday in a surg-
cal investigation in relation to the murder
DIR, jackson, after applying the proper
tests, declares the spots upon the floor ard
Stare leading TO the labratory, spoken of
above, 10 be blood. a pair of back ribbed
panta'ocns, with Wehsters name on the
lining, and which were deeply stained with
blood were also found The inquest will
be held Wednesday
Mrs. G. c. Miller, wife Of Major Miller,
OF The army, now in Florida, who disap-
Peared from Niagara Falls on the 9Th,
leaving her bonnet and shawl on the bridge
at Goat Island, and a note to the keeper of
the Eagle Hotel, indicating that she had
Jumped into the cataract, and begging him
10 send her two little boys TO their grand
father, Hon. John Norvell, of Detroit.-
But aiterward it was reported that lady
answering her description left The place on
the same morning in the express railroad
train. And the Buffalo Republican s,ys
she has eopsd with young Philadelphia,
who entered his name as Henry Blakemer
at the Exchange Hotel. He 10 between
25 and 80 years old, and hai let his beard
grow several weeks. Mr.. Norvell former
resided in Phi 'adelpha.
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DANGEROUS sCROFULA!

This is the cnse Of dying who lef hro lie vu4
r',ed Of worse case of SCROFtLA by only feips by
pes of BrGnrs Purifier than ever cured by the of
oere GALLONS Of the best SavsaIa,lo that ado
sn.aparu has not utent edi yo,rer effect tie
Of such u retOifingiy hGJcLsss case.
Mr. J. II HASkIN, OF Rone, Onesd1 Co. " T., had SevcT
uo JJuv yeG's confined 10 hs bed the last yodr-Ls
much diseased and debiitaed To be unable
raise HE hnnd To hs head He had the beat medical ddvs
had used ALL Of te best Sdrsapdr2las good effect
got and md considered be in dpSnS
state and could not live ocntyTo h0grt Longer when he
commenced using BRANTs PURIFIER Ills nect pa,
erten aeIrIy of from % hole eaten through
bis ,risdpqe, under his chin. that he breshsd through
he hole his so eaten around that could be iVie
out ~ lie place, IL only holding by smau pfse; the
Of destroyed 10y two ulcers ulcer under
the nrPe nan's hand had nearly through
hu .ide INFO hs body Tins be afflicted with rcenfS
such paid ac,d ossre ucers various parts OF his
per,un. For further aud full parculars, Pam.
PHLETS.
DR.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most shilhl ply.
sicHns ~ Rome. called to Hask tho day bsov,
be commenced using Brants Purifier. DR. w. examined
him. and then told HIM that ou H.e mednes in tie sorfs
.ctl M cnr kin--ilai L La cla ~
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Dte0.

In this town, on Monday evening II on.
WILLIAM HUNTER aged 10 years.
The Funeral VIII take place from his lato
residence in Washington street, on Thursday,
9th inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon the
rlends ofthe family aio respectfully request
ed to attend without further notice.
In this town, on Friday, William II. Walden,
aged 81 years.
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XXXIst CONGRESS-.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Washington, Monday, Dec. 8.
The Presidents Message is in the hands
OF the Printer and occupies seven columns
long primer type Of the Republic.
SENATE
THE OPENING.
Tho Senate met at noon and was called
to order by Mr.. Fillmore. Prayer by Rev
Mr.. Slicer
The following Senators appeared and
took their seats Mcssrs Fech, Hamn,
Jefferson Davis, Mangum, Downs, Walker,
Dawson, Cass, Foote Henry Dodge, Jones,
Butler, Hunter, Mason, l.tcl'Ison, Coo per =,
John Da' is, Greene, Phelps, Smith, Up
ham, Hall, Clay, Norris, Sturgeon, Bell
Baldwin, Miller, Clarke, Chase, Badger.
Corwin, Pierce, Calhoun, Miller, Whit
comb, Yulee-3S. On motion, the Senate
resolved To meet at twelve.
PRESENTATION OF CREDENTIALS
Mr. uEDERwooD presented credentials Of
Hon. Henry CLAY, WHO after being duly
qualified; took his seat.
Mr.. SHIxLD's, credentials were also pre-
scntcd bp MIR MAHGuM, who also took his
scat. The Senate then being organized an
adjournment took place.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BALLoTING FOR SPEAKER.
Mr.. Campbell, the Clerk OF The last
House, called the roll. 2l9 answered to
their names. The absen,ecs were Mes,rs
Wilmot OF Pa, Sheppard, King of Georgia,
Julian, Free Soler, of Indiana Aston,
Wing, and Hubbard, Loco, of Alabama :;
Brown of Miss. Gentry, Wing, of Tenn.
Boyd. Loco, of Kentucky, and Morton,
Wing, Of Va. The House then proceeded
to ballot for Speaker with the following re-
suit
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CANCERS CURED,

NJ. o u. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton OpsidI eov,ty
y - informed us that cnncerfoctor ia soi souny
.r.cng wonderful Of CAscrRs through the efscGcv
II BRAhTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A esnoer-a4-f-,
Greene courty, Y, 10 also using said PUsIvIsR Nj
SETTLE druggist, nt ana ohare, Montgomery coun
y, has informed us of an important er a C.h
ar OF long standing, which effected on an aged lady
of that place IT, therefore this PURTi.R Canos, BY
70 PURIFYING healing power, what impure disease Of tho
'lOod chn II not cure' Seven yenrs experience and p
Inph says LhaTe are none but Mhnt IL Will ourr
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To DR.. III. +. Pecry.
TAPE WORM.

LyncLburg, Va, Jan. 4th, 1873.
This is to certify, that have sold the Nel-
mifuge (UEAD SHOT,) prepared by Dr.. ~.
+. p, cry, for about twelve months and have
Witnessed It's ELI acy in many casts-in one
case particularly, patient middle tei
man) who had been troubled with u PE
WORN for several years, exhibited 20 e o
large quantity, (say about pinO which he
informed me- h,d passed by he use of one or
TWO yials-and in TO case wh,r il was Hp-
pa rent that the patient had worms, has 1t cN-
er failed within my know leOge.
Price % co. per vial.
HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
nov ~
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DIR. II. Il. pEERIS

Il
I For worms. A highly valuable prcpara-
ton, capable, from the promplitudc f It's &C
ton, of clearing the system III few honIs
| Of every won
! Much pains has been taken by the orgina.
| tor OF this compoun 10 test tie comparative
merits e the principal Vermi,uge prcparn-
tons OF tn day--and while II is frankly ac-
knuwlc igcd, that many of them are often
, successful and d. great good, he is assured
Ethni this combines adv antag"s possessed by
no other Vermltuge- and having Witnessed
for series ofyears in a WIDE field OF prac-
tlcc its complete triumph over every other
preparation, he has permitted it to 90 forth ns
a messenger Of relief to all who labor under
this species Of human suffering.
Thousands Of testimonials III glt be here
adduccd to show lis rapidly increasing fame
IN the South and West-but he Is entirely
willing to res, its reputation on trlal cf its
own merits.
Joncsborough, Tenn, Dec. Sd, 1919
We, as the agents of DIR Pccry, have re-
tailed large quantity of his Neimtugc "
from the demand for it, aud the praise gwen
to it by those who have purchased OF us, ard
tried itI their own families, we hsveno hcs-
itation in pronouncingit ono Of The best ar
tielcs in use lor the destruction Of worms IN
children
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

The Rev RICHARD DuNNINo, Pastor Of he Pro.
,yteran church. Adams Basin, Monroe county, New Yorh
wrote TO us have just received letter nom Mr. CHlE
1Y DussIsG, relative tbs Of his Tevsr-sore You
nay depend on what 10 states for b. 70 Christian man
md al elder in the church Some years since he hal
y Pe,er-sore HE She's sS Sens nov sfscisd and
about TO be amputatsd, recommended BaANr's MrDl-
sirr Read tho result He says Il hoss sssd ONLY tlys
eorrLEs OF BRANT'S MEDICINE. 1lased ALL HoPv
fro. pour veeommendaOn, esat MeArss snA can nov
gay that with the blessing Of God, IN eSssed ews q,
. LsQ,n Soc Pempheu for hal psrfc cnafa
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CHRONIC ERyS,prLlS AND ULCERS.

AsToSISuiru AND sosr WONDERFUL CUbE.-Ceff
Efra krapp OF No 81 Willow st., Brooklyn, n Y.
one of the most respectable citizen. M te city
afflicted Ave years with Scroiuous Etyslpelss OF both
legs from N, knees 90 thr i1rt which lnfancd and
swclci a. pruie,ous size, md liberated Large deep
ulccrs apparently larrc enough 10 run finger In
Into them which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity Of mRturaicd subs,ence. lie had had tn.
advice and attendance OF several of the most skiltu
phys clans and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efcctnr cure. n,d told by
one " Two OF his that the ulcers In his legs
would rua him Of b,fo,, long. BnAsrs PssfyIso
Rxrsacr has cured these ulccratod aud inhamed egs
iha, they entirely healed up aud he enjoys
k..ft
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, &c.

"BIRON, UtNEsEE Co, ". u M. Iv, 1871.
"Messrs NJ. T. WALLACE co. Some time last WIN
ter my wIfe became debilated from the effects Of In.
o-yhsa and Nps,n2 Sore Mouth that she could not In her
child or perform any household labor Her medicS treat
nent varied according the odvee and prescriptions
Of eminent physicians, until sktd was exhaust
ed In useless efforts She became very skeleton, that
al the time she commenced tskn Byasrs Medicine sue
weighed than eightyfve poubds hst BY the tina
had taken four bottles, she became perfectly well The
cure i perfect that she enabled to do all
cary household WORK and gained hir posnds Of nesh In
four weeks You're truly, c. b. 6ALLNrlNE"
The reader will observe that M 0AlHRvips says "cs~
sIuL." He informed by Z. O. fssay Esq, of
the same place, has siudied uedietns-