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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-10
Tomato and Wild
Cherry kiftcrS.

Are entirely unriyalled for the cure oftoc
diseases before enumerated, They ale ofuni-
yeIsal use in New England and highly ap.
prcciated b, all classes OF people.
The price of this extract il ONLY so cents
per bottle yet il is so highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer and do more good
than any dollar article ia use.
d BRADLEE q SON l30 Washington
street, Propretors Of the above valuable medi-
cine.
AGENTS-Newport r. J, TAYLOR -
Bristol, Briggs & Day, Warren, w. II. Du'
val. Providence, J. WadSworth, and dealers
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
land Octl7 1913. ly.
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COGGESHALL 4 BLISS'S
PATENT
co OK[NG X ANGE

THE subscriber invites the attention of
/ public to this new and beautiful Cooking
Range, recently introduced by the late firm Of
Coggcshall Il Bliss. 1t contains five boilers
four of which may be converted into two, by
taking out cross piece, and thus will admit Of
two large boilers at the same time. 1t also con-
tans an Oven l2inches wide by 81 deep, which
cannot be surpassed for baking
Also constantly on hand all kinds of ParlOr,
Office and Cook Stoves Tin Ware, &c. &c
Aug. 3. WIN. Ia. BLISS.
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Long experience has pr owed
vastly superior 10 any the
world has ever produced.

II has for its support many eminent medical
practitioners by whom II Is regarded as inf
nltely superior To any medicine for the speedy
and permanent cure of the great variety of
diseases known to the medical profession If
the statement is strong, experience and highly
respectable testimony has fully proved the
truth of all we claim in its favor, and we re.
Spectfully solicit Il candid and careful peruSal
! OF the certificates appended, from men Of nigh
standing and sterling worth, for the cure OF the
various diseases for which medicines of like
name are recommended. This Grand Univer.
sal remedy is within the reach Of all. and
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
fail to cure, they may learn and know by Joy.
| iu experience its transcendent powers 10 heal.
| The following are some of the many diseases
| in which it has proved eminenty successful.
Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or func-
tional Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Fever
and Ague, Secondary Syphilis, Rheumatism,
Gout and Lumbago, Scrofula, Leprosy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases Constitutions
broken by Measles. Small Pox, Fevers, Sc.
| Prolapsus U!eria, Piles, Ulceratons, Swellngs,
and Piles, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Pimplcs
| and Botches on The face, Ob,tructions SO fatal
!, TO young and delicate ladies, Nervousness and
| Bowel Complaints of children from tcelhing,
! RicketS, weak children and aged persons. Ner-
vous, Debiltated and delicate femals Impo-
tencyor lncontinence in either sex, Neuralgia, /,
i Epilepsy, Bysiefia and Sick Headache, Tic
! Doloreux. Dizziness and Palpitation, Influenza,
/ Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints, Bron.
chltiS and first stages OF consumption. Also,
in any case Of Cough, Weakness, Sickness,
&c if given Immediately. tae amount of ex-
| pense OF pain and misery il would ward OF,
would be incalculable. o2l
We append the following as a specimen of
the certificates spoken Of above
Rev A Alen Steele, an able and popular di-
vine, well known 10 the people OF this State,
writes us as follows:
I Albany, May 10Th, 1917.
/ DnJ. S. Wood-Dear Sir-Hlaving taken
three bottles ofyour.. r..Sarsaparilla Elixir, lake
great pleasure in bearing testimony TO lis ben
Efficient effects upon a system afflicted with
Hereditary Scroiula For many yeaIs have
tried popular remedies, not excepting the pre-,
parations OF SarSaparlla, and while would,
say OF many of them, that they have done wellr
lam constrained 10 say in my own case cu
Elxir far cYcels them all. Yours truly, ~.
ALLEN STEELE,
Pastor OF IIud> on-st, VI. T.. Church.
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NJ, PhIlsnder Allen, Of Lyme, N, H.,
ti6es that he cured long stand'og case
ileaves and general debility by tho use u
only 10 portions. Mr. Samuel Montague
Of Montague, Mass informs us he had
Horse cured Of an annoying Cough accompan-
led with cholic pains and worms. MIR.
Sheldon Of Rupert, VT, restored valuable
Horse afflicted with chronic Cough and great
wan, OF condition. MI A. ID. Woodward, OF
Shelourne, Mass in three days cured vo
lent attack Of Horse All, by the use Of the n.
England Heave powners.
B.-For particulars see "New England
Veterinarian"--a valuable treatise on the
Horse-which accompanies this medicine.
~ CAUTION Beware Of Imposition
The celebrity Of this article has given riso
to limitations, named :" iieave Powder,
"IIeavo Cure" &c. &c. The New Eng land
lleavo Powdcrs-The Original and Genuine
hemedy-are put up in tin boxes, carefully
weighed out in portions; each box is envel-
oped with wrapper, with All engraving oftwo
Horses in listening attitude, copyright secur
ed, and on which will always appear the writ
ten signature OF &C. II. llovey.'
Prepared aud sold by Il, II. y l. 6. Iovey.
ProPrietots, Greenfield, Mass, aud sold by
Druggists and DeuIers throughout the country
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport and
BALCil a. SON, Providence.
feb22, lS49
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agicai Corn Salye,

VIIARRANTED to.efect speedy cure j
w the directions are strlcth complied with
no pain whatever neatly put up ~
boxes with directions, at the low price Of l23
cents. Prepared and sold ly c. {. Hazard
Druggist, No. 81 Thames Street
Dec 22
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Dalley's Animal Galvanic Cure
All

HIS invaluable article, has lately been
discovered by the same mao whose
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT OR
haa performed and is daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
The Animal Galvanic Cure All has. cured
Bone SPAWN, Poll Evil SlamouIs, Sprains,
Calls, Grease Sores aud Bruises.
ET See printed Pamphlets, and read the
testimony therein contained
Owners Of Horses aud valuable cattle rive
the Galganic Cure.tll one iair trial. and my
word for il. you will never be without il aflcf.
wards. II Il. HAZARD Agen, for New
port ,5
Feblj
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Farm to Let.

N HE Farm now occupied by Joseph Beteman,
L containing about is acres Of excellent land
with privilege Of Sea Weed, and the right OF
selling stones and gravel large and commo.
dious dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 boardcrs. a small h use for the tenant with
suitable apparatus for cooking two large barns
and crib, with all other out buildings. For terms
apply to THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
Jan 25 f.
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For Sale,

A tract oflOnd of IS acres, at the north end Ct
the Town, bounded on the south by Walnut
street on the west by 81 street, on the east by
street running up on tho west side ofthe com non
burying ground and on the north by the Dyrc
Farm,-ot an extra quality for gardens, or build
ing lot, will be sold altogether, or in lots 10 suit
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy. For further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
MIlIctovn 2I Nh u tf
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California /! +!

PERSONS taking passage for the Golden
Regions may find NEW and Second Hand
BOOKS, for less than o2e fourth the cost, for
sale at JAMES HAMMOND
febl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-10

Ireoiy. @ until nature is restored to her prorcr
action.
Their warming animatng, and strengthen
ing qualities will be highly appreciated they
eiiectually remove nausea. heartburn, nervous
irritation head-ache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs. &c, aud impan a light, vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, lndigcS
ltion Debility. feeble circulation OF the blood
small Eruptions on the face, yellow or dingl
complexion, these blters are OF lhestilhaOl'
value. Il has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is 7isible health, and this cor
only be obtained by keepmg the blood aud in
ternal functions, in a sound and healthy conIl
ZION. Beauty cannot exist independent o
hpalth.
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Read the following d strcSsing
case of Piles cured.

w. Jenkins, Esq, OF Columbus, OHIO, Sec
reiaIy OF the Ohio Insurance Company, who
was taken TO New York in extreme debility,
with p'les. to have an operation performed by
the celeb atcd DR.. Mot, as The only chance to
save hIS l.ie, accidentally heard ofthe Pain Ex-
tractor, states, "ior years my disease dcfed
medical skill, and grew worse, until life be-
came iniocrable. As soon "a | commenced
using this Salve, ! rested in bed for the night,
the first time in many months. the frequency OF
the discharges abited, in few weetS the dys.
entefie secretion was entirely suppressed and
whcr internal pcaSes Of long stannsdi
i, vie cnllrgeme have bee pme permanent,
and u produce helIhy action Immediately,
iF5fadullly and certainly effect a cure. |
whe the most unheSltalug confidence proved
by M own experience, and from several cases
maoere have recommended tIial." Il gives
RI pain
For further particulars respecting cures per.
formed, and for general directions, refer TO
my printed pamphlet. II. DALEY, inventor
aud proprietor Of the original and only scnu.
inc DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR.
Depol-il5 Broadway, New York.
NOTICE.-I have no agents in New York
City, L sell my article.
IL. II. HAZARD, Agent for N.wport
Febl5w.
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CoLEpAIsy, Mass, MAY 30, Is45

CoLEPAINk, Mhss., Moy 80, 1910,
Messrs. lIovey-I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that Icaves could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, for
in n severe case Of IIeaves and bad Cough, the
uso OF only one box Of your Powders accom-
pisbed perfect cure, and now, three months
since, my Horse shows no indications ofl ~
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
= a = s 4 N =.

Tested By The Experience and O6serration o
Thousands, for uprards Of Tioenty Years
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DUCK & BOLT ROPE.

JUST received and are now opening at
FRENCH's BONNET SALOON, a large
assortment OF Fashionable Bonnets Of all Minds
which will be sold at the yery lowest prices.
apl2 FRENCH.
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Notice,

Notice,
THE Co.partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of PARKER e. WEAVER, is
issolved this day by mutual consent and al
persons indebted to the late firm are request.
ed to make immediate payment to Jacob Wea
YER who is authorised to settle the same
SAMUEL A. PARKER
JACOB WEAVER.
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For Children.

These Bitter, may be given according to he
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 inestimablc
domestic blessing.
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MI yOuTE, VIII T'spttI,
GEO E. POMEROY.


This distressing disease so prevalent and
difficult TO cure, invariably yeals to few
thorough applications Cr my Extractor. But
/, muSi be distinctly understood, il must be
Dllley'S Extractor.,he original and only genu-
inc article, procured at my own Depot AIS
Broadway, New York, or from my authorized
Agents. will not hold myself responsible for
the effects Of any other Extractor, for am too
we'll acquainted with the danger attending the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-10
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES.
Read the following terrible
burn of n child.

From the Merchants Ledger, published in
the City of New York, July llth, lo47.
II is often a duty we owe 10 society, par
tcuarly in these times of very great decep-
tion, to testify publicly and voluntarily to such
things as come under our own positive obser.
vation.
To this end, as well as in gratitude to the
inventor of Dalley's Pain Extractor, we would
state, that child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon a red hot cooking stove,
iTiking 1t with both arms near his elbows and
Calling upon his knees) continued TO hang
with has hands, having caught III the boiler
the cover being oil at the time, I'll the flesh
of the arms and hands was near entirely taxi
en- oil, and the coris Of the wrist were nearly
burnt aSunGer. Being sent for in haste, we
drove for box OF Daeys Pain Extractor,
and before it could be applied 1t was thought
that the child must die, his writings OF in
tense agony were so great In twenty minutes
after the application was made, ho slept, and
lille or no pain was afterwards feit, except
tchings, aud the dressings. In about three
weeks all was swell, and no contraction Of the
words or even scar is now tobe seen.
Having watched its almost pliraculous ope-
ationS in this tender case, with that intense
care aud anxiety that alone fills parcnts
breast, We do know that life aud death hung
upon moment, and feel that IN extreme ca
ses OF his kind, our all. yea almost life iiSelJ
should be given for a box OF this Pam ExtIac-
Tor, in preference 10 all else.
A CHILD BADLY SCALDED.
The following from George L. fomeroy,
ESD, the We'll Known proprietor Of the EI-
press, speaks for itself OF The Importance of he
Plin Extractor TO every Parent.
Express oiiice, Albany, Sept !.
Mr.. Daley,
My Dear Sir; With feelings Of no ordina'
~ pleasure ] address you in relation 10 the ben
fl have received from your invaluable Pain
Extractor. Lately my little daughter, 6 years
Old had a pitcher of boiling water turned into
her bosom; her screams were dreadful, so that
Gro vi instantly gathered before the house 10
learn the cause OF the terrible screams. tore
her clothes aSunder, and soon spread on your
Salge, and she was carried aud laii upon bed.
She was soon relieved from her pains and
s1ys, Ma, ieel 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 half her chest. and round under her arms,
On the shoulder and breast it was very deep,
yet, from The first hour, she complained only
when II WAS dressed. The sore healed rapid
ly, and there is no contraction OF the muscles
now keep pot Of your ointment with linen
ever ready at hacd that any one may reach 1t
at any moment, in case of need and from the
signal benefit we have received, could | not
obtain another box, | would not part with
the po have on hand for one hundred dollars
WIN my wishes, my dear sir, from your
success in the sale OF thiS might article
i'm Yours with rpSDpct
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor!
Burns and Scalds.

NEVER in a single instance, since It's first
IN introduction by me in 1889, has this un-
rvalled Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds, aud what is of vast impor-
tance, especially to Girls-it heals the wounds
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may be saved-(and in extreme cases, life IT.
self by prompt application of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate of every
family.
Its effects are instantaneous when applied
20 Burns and Scalds il cools and draws out
the fire and pain in few minutes, and this
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dalley's Extractor and the counterfeit articles
Counterfeit Extracts irritate and increa:e the
pain.
TO MOTHERS OF 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. Scads, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
To this category of accidents may be added,
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES, RHEU
MATISM, ERUPTlONS, SORES,
SWELLINGS AND MILAN
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DIR. ]. s. WOODS
ELIXIR R
OF SARSAPARiLLA, YELLOW DOCK,
AND WILD CHERRY.

Il - \ a i ~
OF SARSAPARiLLA, YELLOW DOCK,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far The Cheapest and Best Article Of he
kind in The worid, formerly knocn as The
SARsAPARILLA ELIXI,
Come allyc poor emaclate ones,
Who've made your wills TO die,
Call backa potion lthose funds,
And come TO Dyers and buy.
The proprietors oflhiS Justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles To
MORE THAN ONE QUART,
and enclosed it in a new and splendid wrapper,
have decided to give it more comprehensive
name, indicating portion OF the highly val
liable medicinal drugs of which it's composed
1t is prepared in a scientific and careful man
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
Pharmaceulisl in strict conformity with for
mula which
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-10

RECOMMENDED By emf
nent physicians as a "sa'e,
convenient and very eAica-
cious Remedy j. as one that
wiIIiot dissappoini he reason
able expectations oilhoSe who
use il, and superior to any
o;her within their knowledge
for Coughs, Colds and Con-
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sARsAPARILLA ELIXI,

By far The Cheapest and Best Article Of
Kind in The world, formerly known as the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-01
RrA. GREEN, .s..cssoneer.

oSUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
= TURE, SILVER PLATE, &c., AT AUCIlON-On
Wednesday, the 9Th June, tha sell at the residence OF
Gen. Herran minister from New Grenada on the north
side of Pennsylvania near I'D street, not lar from
Georgetown, ~ o'clock, m very superior assort-
ment of furniture, &c. / enumerate in part
Mahogany consisting OF large divans,
2 arm-chars, with casters, and 10 paror chairs
Mahogany Egyptian marbleop centre, sofa, pier, and
side tables, closet, &C.
lor chairs
Mahogany dining. breakfast, card, and side tables
Mahogany marble top dressing and other bureaus SIDE
boards Xc.
Mahogany bookcases, writing tables, desks, &c:
Mahogany double and single French bedseads, ward
robes &c
Mahogany marble-top wash, work, and night stands
Fine damask red moreen and white window curtains,
complete -,
Fine double gilt candelabras and grandoles
Fine gilt mante pier, and other looking-gasses
CHINA WARE, consisting Of
2 fine white dinner sets :,
very handsome dessert sets, OF various Pa'terhs ana
coors, gllded ar, ,
and fine assortment oil glassware
fine round plateau and centre piece, china vases &C.
Fine ivory balance handle knives, best quality,
Also, a fine assortment OF silver piate ;. 40
Brass tenders shovel and ongs, and andlrnns
Feather beds bedding, hair and other mattresses
Fine Brussels g. ply passage stair, and other carpets
Fine hearth rugs, ocloth, orumb cloth, &C.
With an excellent of kitchen utensils, among
which are large quantity oil cooking coppers
Also rs dozen fine old wine, OF various kinds
good family carriage and harness and pair OF hand
some match bay horses. -
Terms: All sums of and under $50, cash $50 a
sixty and ninety days, Tor notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Nav 29-dts Auctioneer
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OF the strict enforcement OF the law will Even be-
fore that tme the government Washington, think ing
Itself not empowered TO allow OF any such suspension, may
revoke the indulgence granted and require strict adher-
ence to the law, whatever may be the inconvenience
dividuals think 1t would be proper. them notify all
persons designing to come here from port neigh
borhood, that they have right upon any
other than the stricest construction of the law. all
other ports OF the United Staes both regards cagocs
and vessels and particularly that dutiae goods be
entered here at ALL unless Congress shall have made pro-
vision for appointing the necessary officers.
would be WELL also, inform all advenurers coming
here search for gold. that uespassing upon the public
lands is punishable by tine and imprisonment that al
though the position of affairs here incident to the change
OF government has hitherto prevented action under these
organized.
should like be informed Of the of your recent of
this cation, to be enabled Judge the degree
of indulgence proper TO award to those claiming IT,
PERSIFOR f. SMITH,
Brevet Major General Commanding Division
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Translated the York Evening newspaper
the German langusgel
The opinion of the Hungarian Press the inroad Of
the Russians, afew days previous to the last Victory
tohich caused the AustrlanS to eUacuae Pesh.
The moment is now coming which so warmly
hoped by all liberal and faithful of the fatherland.
We fly from assembling places TO the Danube, to meet
the enemy who ridiculousy boosted OF subdung Hun
gary. With pride say'that all the violent threats
and seductive promises of the Austrlans had but slight
our holy cause, consist of only few individuals From
Vienna and Pesh to Debrezn and Arad, there not a
feeble old woman not child, not beggar who had not
worked day and night openly and secretly for the veal
of beloved cOuntry hence our great and decided
success Our German brethren the shores OF the Dan
ube and of the Rhine have believed Hungary be lost
the Hungarians never. In our people lies an invnc
bic power of will and of action, and you Germany
resolve fight for freedom, the power will fail
you, it has failed AT Hawan and Asset, at
kopona and szonok, at Saraksar and kerestur' the
Austrians have lately become acquainted with this
power and have been forced to bend to it. The Austrian
bands which were drilled day and night year after year,
hunt the people though they were wild beasts fed
before our bold and enthusiastic troops whenever they
encountered them The enemy is yet numerous. and is
Austrian provinces Notwithstanding he will do US no
injury As for the Russians, fear them not, when
they called in by the Austrans to aid them IN fasten-
ing the blood stained to the head OF worthless
boy. In Hungary tho Russians ioM find their grdues in
manner similar to that in which the Austrians met with
their death the shores of the Thes OF the Muros, OF
the Drais, and of the Danube The Austriar3 in
of able leaders for their retreat Their barbaous
threats ruin, by bOmbardment, quiet capital, Pesh
if we attack them in Bada, 1.-THE fortress commanding
have fallen for their country; for freedom cheer
WY U''''00 ~ f~ L. r. BREISACH,
A Hungarian by birth
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