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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

Hon LIss Boyp has been nominated BY The Lo
coiocos for reelection Congress from the lst dis
rict Of Kentucky Thedisnict Is strongly Loco. Dr.,
John NJ Johnson has been named as Wing aandl-
date
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

CoLoREp PHysIcIASs.--M essrs John v De Grass
Of New York city, and Thomas j. White of Brook
lyn two colored medical students Of Bowdoin Afedi-
cal College, Brunswick, Me, received the degree Of
NJ D. al the close Of the Inst term
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

The New York Tribune says that Mi Bain, in
ventor and patentee of the chemical telegraph, ar
rived from Liverpool Saturday by the Niagara
and is staying at the Irving House. Mr. B. has
brought over great variety OF beautiful telegraph
machinery, to be used models by mechanics, aud
improved his composing machines so thai boy OF
girl can compose the telegraph messages AZ the ra,t
OF 100 10 lao letters per minute Instead OF AS for
merry. He has also introduced many minor i'm
provements in the transmitting and receiving ma
chimes which SO facilitates operations az 10 eav
nothing TO be desired. Mr. B has closed his affair
! in England and il is probable he viii make Ameri
ca his future home.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

FaoM ST. DoMfseo.-- The brig Torcello arrived
last night from Mariagoane, May Is, Capt Atwood
informs US that President Solouque had returned ia
ncans, with his army seriously reduced by starya-
ton and loss in battle Coffee was quite scarce, log
wood very high in price. N. Y. Tribune.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

A COOP Osr,--We haye often heard our fancy
ladies' men remark when asked If they were out TO
the fire last night No sir not grsen--you don't
catch me moving until the walls get hot" One Of
martyr by the by, 10 his unfortunate assumption,
was SO uniucky as 10 be placed in rather peculiar
predicameni the other evening az the fire near the
head Of Main street. At the FIRST alarm, he raised
himself, and feeling The wall, laid down again soon
the light flashed up near the window, but the walls
still remaining COOL" he couldn't moye--ob, no. As
he making strong effort, however, 20 close his
eyes and be calm, his window came Iumbing in, and
an inch and half sarsam took the gentleman be-
tween the eyes soon rendering his berth little TOO
uncomfortable for longer stay, and he forsook he
room so suddenly that he forgot to feel the walls,
TO if they hor." 1t is said that he has since
Joined fire company, and promises TO be an active
member. Cincinnati Times.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

The SOLAR SysTEM-Prof. Nicho Of Glasgow
University delivered lecture before the Wilmington
Club London, and closed il with the following ex-
traordinary language "The planets are retained IN
their orbits, because two opposite forces exacty bal
ance each other But modern astronomy has proved
that there is power al work destroying their bal
ance. From observations made on the retarded re-
turn Of Enckes comet and It's gradual approximation
which however subtle, tends 10 diminish the centr
fugal force and add 10 the attraction Of the sun n
However slowly II may approach we may yet COLI
template the day when this present system shall pass
away; not however, into vast ruin, but IN us own
beautiful and majestic ORDER Just Ikea flower which
having adorned the earth let's drop lis leaves when
its work is done, and falls back obedenily upon it's
mother bosom. "-Thia. Ing.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

DAILY NATIONAL WING,
PUBLISHED ny
CHARLES w. FENTON,
once opposite Jackson Raa, Pennsylvania ireRe
HS-see frsl page forprospecus,
d. G. FENTON,
ATTORNEY And COUNSELLOR At Law,
ASp IuuGE OF PROBATE
pfdre d,I Chen, Wisconsin.
a CARD.
w. G., SNETHEN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Ian.
DE6S LEAVE TO announce 10 his friends snd public,
10 thai his connection with the National Wing IT'S sole
soilal engagement He will be happy attend 10 any
law or agency business entrusted 10 his care
wAsHrNofoN, 23d April April 23.u
ROBERTJ WALKER
WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
IN answer 10 many letters he thinks proper 10 say thar
the Departments win devote his attention exclusively
TO case entrusted 70 him in the Supreme Court
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, nearihe SrveI bldhge
Washington, u c. maj 6--ti
Mt. CHOLERA Prepared by 4 J SCHWARTZ ia
"A expressly fol families Apply ns prur Sioret Penn,
sylSania avenue % doos from "a street Jane 7lw
FXCHASGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia New York iuti
IL Boston, at sight ~ sum 70 ar pure hasers constantly
or sale BY tmay l4-ul r. w LATHAM 4 60
fHOfOSALS FOX FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS MARmE Coaps
QuAHTERsAsTER,s OfsieE
Washinstoa, Msy II, lsi9 ,
SEPAkATE PROPOSALS will be received al this Office
y until O'clock m on Monday the l0vb diy Of ia
next for turuishil such quantities. OF best Oak Wood An
ihfacite oy Bitumnnus Coal NAV be required the
quarterly requ,s OF Tie commanding oihcsr OF eHgh
III. following stations, from LIST July lsis 10 aJ Jane
1880, viz:
Portsmouth New Hampshire
Chalieson, Massachusetts
brooklyn, Long Island, New Nors
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport near Norfolk, Virginia s@..
Pensacola Florida
Washington District Of Columbia
Each proposal w state separately the price PEI eofd ar
the wood; per the best anthracite coal ana III
bushei for the bitumlnous coal
Wood coal will be furnished al the optic. Of The Gov
ernient and will be delivered, piled and measured AZ
each point each commanding offs may designate fee
Of expense 10 the United States
Persons desroua Of proposing for the supply may seer
tsn the probable quantity that will be required BY reference
10 the several commanding officers
No bid Will be entertained unless accompanied ny the
nsHss Of two sureties OF known responsibility
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel
NAV l4-aw3w Quarermssier Marine Corps
The National Intelliaenrer and Union, Washington
North Amerie an and Pennsy Philadelphia Ports
mouth Gazette New Hampshire Boston Posi- ana Boston
Times Boston New York Herald, New YORK Courier and
Enuuirsr and New York san Norfolk Beacon and Nor.
folk Herald; and Pensacola Gazette will give the above
lree insertions each per week, and send The account
accompanied by printed copy Of the advertisement 70
this ofes for payment
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-07

OF the late delegation in Congress nom Noitf
Carolina land few States Were more worthlly repre-
sented) Messrs Daniel l.. Barrings, Joseph Boy
den, Richard 5. Donnell (whigsJ and James alc,
Nay Loco)--iour al least Of inc nine Represent
Thomas L. Cingman, Augustine II, Shepherd Da-
vld Outlaw Cvhigs) and AbrahamW venable Loco
are running again and we think VIII be reelected
James w. Bryan Of Newbern has been nominated by
tile Wings of the 9th district 10 succeed Mr., Donne
and will probably be chosen The candidates now
in the field so far ms we have adyiees, are
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
and juslifes the Postmaster General in rec

and justifes tho Postmaster General in rec
ommending, as he will do in his report, lha
a uniform rate be established for letters
from all distances.
The other departments Of The government,
SO far as their condition derends upon the
present administration, will be found 10 be
most satisfactory and while vindicaing.
as The repor, will, the selection which Gen
Taylor made Of his Cabinet, will demon
,rate that never has any administration, in
the short time which this has been in pow
or, proved fuller claim to the public con
Il 'ence AMI The public support, or won a
higher cha:acte: for itself, than has the
Cabinet Of General Taylor.
| In this connection We may repeat, what
we have said before, on authority that ad-
miis Of no doubt, that the rumors which
have been sen, out again and again, by let
ter and telegraph, representing want Of
harmony in the Cabinet, and a probability
that il wss soon TO be changed, in any of its
members, are all alike desti,u'e of founda-
ItIon."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Saturday Dec !.
y o { trp.
I'M A FLIRT-.rM A FLIRT.


I'm flirt by no promise I'm lied.
The ball rooms my home, and the p"iNas
I,rir ,;ob,iv by in the soul-binding dance,
| win with my smile, and wound with my
glance.
heed not The prules, let them say what they
will,
A a;r, am now, and a nt III be still
I ns'er will resign the proud sway that hold
O'er talent and riches the great and the bold
IN a'irt, I'm n ilirt, have sultors in shoals
Whole dying TO have me, tho poor dyln
How they fret if frown, how they smile II
by chance
They can Just squeeze my hand 'twiIt Il ciI
own in the dance.
There's De Spoon OF the Blues, with ten
thousand ycar,
And dashing Lord .Dawdlo the young Fu'''
A duke or ar earl could easily get,
And weaI on my. forehead proud cosone'
| should have my fine carriage for making
my calls
( should give, too, my breakfasts, my rou,'
and my balls,
Rui no cavaliers al my feet then would fall,
To hand me my gloves, To put on my shaw
Then away with the thought ofa dull we'd
ded life,
Its cares and its troubles, its slow ness and
Striir,
There's nothing on earth but to mes cheap
~ dit
Compared with TIE pleasure of being firt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06


We copy the following article shadowine
forth the contents of the documents ac-
companying the message Of the President
hom the Baliimor, Patriot:
"The first session of the thrty-frst Con.
gr,ss ~ i'll commence on next Monday week
being the Sd day Of December.
II is understood thai the message of the
President is near iy prepared for delivery lo
the two Houses, and that The heads Of the
several departments have their reports near
ly completed.
The reports will be interesiing--and two
Of them especially so-those of the Secre.
iary of The Treasury and the Postmaster
General. The Secretary ofthe Treasury
has bocn, almost from the day he enter, d
rpon his duties, engaged in patient and
iulI investigation Of the operations of the
present financial and revenue systems Of lhe
government, and the facts and information
he will be able TO lay before Congress, can
hardly fail to exercise an important innu-
cnce upon its decision.
lie will recommend such a modification
of the sub treasury as exI ericnce has de
mons'raled TO be necessary TO protect the
government from loss by speculation and de-
fdlcations, and which will, if adopted, also
relieve the system from some of the yery
serious evils it now imposes on the none
laly affairs Of tho country.
The tariff Of 1916 will be dissected, and
material alterations recommended, with the
view OF securing from it more certain and
stable revenue, and Of protecting the indus
try o! The country from the ruinous compe-
'ltion 1t has in many Of its branches, now to
encounter from foreign labor.
The report Of the Postmaster General
will show that department to be in mos,
gratifying condition, pecuniariy.
There remain now undrawn appropria-
ions IN the treasury 10 nearly half million
oi dohafs, applicable to the wants sf The de.
parIment, granted on account of the Con.
gresslonal free matter, and for foreign mail
service and at the end Of the fiscal year,
3o'h fJune, 1850, there will be upward of
j65, 900 dollars for the same service. Not
a dollar has been drawn from the Treasury
the presen, year, on this or any other ac
count, nor will there be cent and on the
jo'h of June next, the surplus on hand, !,
Is estimated, with The amount, in the Treas
ury will reach nearly million Of dollars.
The receipts Of the department for the
quarter ending 3lst OF October last, show
an increase of a little over IA per cent,
compared with the corresponding quarter Of
last year but about half of this increase, il
is supposed, will have to be paid to Grca,
Britain, under the postal treaty, upon the
seulcmcn, Of last quarterly accounts with
that government, as the department will al
considerably 10 debt.
1hsrsut IS fairly ascribcd to the re-.
10cel postage established few years ago,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
EN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which c"nclusively proves that
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
RNEgNATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA,
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman

serUtsuOn:-
SibSrY, New Jersey, July L. 1919
~. A. II CHpIsrIr-Dear SIR: You wlsh to know oi
what has lecn the result in my own case OF the app
cation Of TIIE GALYASlC BELT AND NECkLAtE b.
VI! reply is as follows:
For about trcniy ysars had been suffering from Dys
peJsa. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanent Ieilel om any course oi mCd
ca treatment whatever About j1utern years since. IN
cD..n ueu,e OF frequent exposure to the weather IN the
discharge of my pastoral duties became subject to
severe hronc rheumatism, which Tor year after year
caused iudcscrhahle anguish Farther m te winter
Of - and II IN consequence OF preaching great deal
and various other churches in Tins region,
vas attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became
severe require an Immediate suspensiou Of my pas
oral laboTs ny SySfSm pOc HotoUghiy pros
g,d and Bronchitis became worse, so also dd my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atecton-thus evlncIng that
these disorders connected with each other through
the medium of the Nervous system. In the whole Thdf
nscopria there seemed to be remedial agent which
could esch and rccuperate my Nervous System every
uins that had tried for tins purpose had completely
failed At last led by my friends to examine your
inventions and phough wh no very sanguinc hopes Of
their ciciency) determined To try the effect OF the
application of the GALVANlC BELT AND Me- kLAtt,
with the MAGNETlC FLUID. This in June, 1916.
To Ny GREAT LsIoNIsHaEST, IN TWO DAYS GN DYSPEPSIA
nan Govr; ~ EiGur DAYS WAS rNABIFp 70 RFsCmy
NY PASTORAL LABaRs HAvE SINCE OMITTED srNGIs
sgRytcr .ccou-T o. THE BRoNCHITIs; ASD MY RHtU-
aATIC nFECrioN MAS ESrIRkLy CEASED TO TROUBLE hE.
Such the wonderful and happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and Fill ID o many
tions They have tried them, wIrH HArrY HsuLrs,
BELIBYy, ~ bNERY CAsE,
am, dear sir very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANDS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
For Sale.

Attract of land of Is acres a. The north
Lart of the Town, bounded on the south hy
Walnut street, on the west by Sd street. on
the cast by street running up on the west
side of the common burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyre Farm,-of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will hc
sold altogether, OF in lots to suit purchasers
term. liberal and payments made easy. For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO +. MITCHELL, or
DAVID BUFFUM.
MIdlciown, 2d Mo. 2i, #.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Severe Deafness Cured.

Thc following extract from letter lately received
from distinguished physician ~ the state OF Virginia
"a H. ClmsrIt, VI. D. Drcl SIR one of my patients
unkuoNn to me- uhaiUcl your Galrcuie B.h and Nsck
lace With "a" N,,utle Fitid for serious lection of
Deafness Tho was that al lady Whose Ncrvous
system was much dsordcIcd and her general health
poor Much was done previously 20 he arlcatonui the
Belt but with very little success and feel II oriy night
tl tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the Fluid, but a few weeks ag" she ha
ENTIRELY RI ONtRED lltR HEARING. and hcI
general health Is better than for several years
~ Every case 81 Deafness Il Il hc Nervous, as u
gcuelay is can be cur'd by this wogdciiul remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
FARM To LTT.

THAT large and valuable Farm IN MIDI
l. dletown, of which Sachuest Bcachlnakcs
a part belonging 20 the heirs Of Nicholas
Eas,on, dec d., ~ offered to let from the 25th
Of March neat. II has on IL a large and first
rate barn recently built, tao good sh,cp
houses and other buildings in goUd condition.
aud will have at least 400 loads ofm. nufc 10
be lcf hy lhc rc.ont tenant 90 lctiu lirmirg
operations. apply tn
oct T., o. jCUE .TUN NSINU.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06

WlsrER. Winter 10 coming. Prcpara-
tion should be Immediately made to with
stand the peltings of its pitles, sorme.'--
This can be done cheaper and better at Oak
Hall, Boston than anywhere else. JUSTIFY
at this immense Clothing House, and salts
fy yoursclyes'in that respect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06

PRETTY Coop The other night when
the congregation of one of our church S
we're leaving the housv oi worship, it com
rnenced raining A lady said 10 the genie
man who accompanied her and her sister,
Why it rains-send and get an umbrella.
Why, my DEAR said the gentleman, you
are neither sugar nor salt, and rain will not
hut you No. said the lady, bu, we
are iasses.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been tcortcd to Da Cunsrn and his Agents within
the last two years, which have been entirely restored
to C,r. Avppyw J +. ToNEs of Brooklyn y. =, had
rot been ahc tb walk step for four AMI
helpless that he had o be fed The most celebrated
ply ci3ns gave him up Ia S days aar he commence
wearing the G,iyASt, BrIT, NECKIAtE, ANu BEtC.''ts
he walked the room and ia three w'cks he had pea
iectly cco, crcl~is health. Captain Tones is seventy
of nv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06

BALTIMORE, Nov 27.--By the arri-
val ofthe southern mail, we have New
Orleans papers Of the 9th. whichstatc
that Samuel Smith, First Engineer Of
the lll-fa,rd Louisiana. had been arrest
cd aud held to bail in the sum Of 81.
coo, 10 answer charge Of man,laugh-
Ter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06

The Boston Almanac for 1850, has been
published, in the usually compact and at
iractive form Of tha, va liable publication.
The present is the fifteenth number, and
con,a ms a railroad map Of New Eng land,
instead Of map OF the city Of Boston as
hei ietufure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Farm TO Let.

'INiE Farm now occupied by JoscJh Bat.
Il man, containing about 4S acres Of cxl,.
lent land, with privilege OF Sea Weed, rsI
the right OF selling stones and gravel :
large and commodiuus dwelling house, which
wiIl accommodate 40 boardcrs, a small h use
Tor the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
cooking two large barns and crib, with all
oth'r out buildings. For terms apply TO
THOMAS J. PECKHAM.
Nov tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
DR.. c HRISTlE'S
GAJ,VhNIC BRACELET

Are found uf vast ice u cases of Commissions OF Fits
spasmoic ompaiu.s and general nervous Affections Of
the Head and uprr cNtcmcS Also u Palsy and Patal,
SIS ond all diseases caused by deficiency of po~ei
Neno Energy IN the limbs or other organs oi The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06

- A correspondent has sen, us the Fl
lowing Lament of the Old Brown Cow,
"done up in rhyme" Perhaps it would
he as we'll 10 attach it on asa conclusion to
that classic and ornate Protest now in circu-
lalon against the Confirmation Of the Gov
crnment Officers in this town and District
We learn that but very few are willing TO
sign The document.
TIE BROWN COWS LAMENT.
Oh, sad was the day
When the Wings got the sway,
And turned all the Locos adriit
am lean and faint now,
A poor prescribed COW,
Reduced to a terrible iii.
Ii is certainly hard
TO be thus dcbarrcl
From feeding on Uncle Sans grass,
And all for NJ. reason,
Excepting High Treason,
And voting for General Cass.
Our country we've served,
And never have swerved
From the principles laid down by US;
The loaves and the fishes
Arc our sole aim and wishes,
Anl who governs we Ion't care c--sc.
But we've got Protest,
signed by all the distressed,
Which well send 10y faithful committee ;
No traitor like Treadwell,
But one that is fed well,
Shall proceed to our Nations great city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
DR.. CHRiSTIE'9
GALVNNIC NECKLACE

uscl for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head
such Bronchitis inflammation 0l the Ih'Ont Nervous
Bud sick Headache Dizziness OF the Head, Scuralgia ~
the Face Bullng Roaring IN the Ears Deafness which
generally Nervous and tla, distressed conn ain callcd
Tic Dul0reGx
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Fits AND coNvuLsloNs.

These .larming and terrible complaint, always
eaused hy a dstanesmeut of me Asrrss Tho Bur
Bn4e,LErs ,rr tittD will cure nesrly every case
ID. G.. MOREtlEAD, VI. ID. General Agcn
Or the United States.
49, Broadway, New Tork
Il X IIb/AED lcent for Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Tic Dnlnrnnx and Nouralgia.

Thce i---,y gonling complaints unns.
diisfy rsiisu.. he application Oi the GatyASc Bttr,
NrrEL,cr ,sn Firtp The Belt inuscs the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has local effect and
the Iluid acts directly upon the affected IN
these distressing Affections the application NEVER
EAtIS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Wilmington, Wilde 4 Weich
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,
No. z, Dutch Stect-betwccn John aud
Fulton Steeet--NES YORK.

JOSHUA TRIPP, Broad Street, Newport,
u Agent. w. w. w. manufacture aud
have constantly on hand, for sale
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground AlSpice,
Roasted do Whole Nu,megs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Clove>, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do NutmegS
Prepared Cocoa, do Pepper.
n. b. Coffee Roasted and Ground for
GrocerS.
Roasting 80 cent, per hundred. Grind
ing 30 cents per hundred.
NB The above named goods and on
the most reasonable terms, are delivered
to any part Of the city of Brooklyn free OF
expense.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having moved his Soap
| aud Candle establishment from The stone
building on Broad street, to the building on
Sherman street, formerly the old meeting
house, fitted and used for short time as
Soap house, by Sanford YELL. whete he
has on hand hard and soft Soap, mould aud
dipped Candles ofequal quality TO any made
in ihe State or elsewhere. Al Siorckccp.
ers furnished at The lowest prices and sent
TO them free OF expense.
SILAS WARD.
Noyl, dSwtl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Dr.. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
MAG: ETC FL l. I'D,


strengthening the weakened body giving tone 10 the
various organs and in,gorang the entire system Also
IN FITS CRANE PARALYSIS and pAlsi, DhslEl,
slk or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC, GOUT EPILEPSY LuMBAGO, DEAF.
MSS NERVOUS TREMORS, PALPlIAIloN or
TIE HEART, ArOfLENl, NEURALoiAa FAiNs IN
tLe sIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE of the sPlNfa III
COMPLAINT, DISEASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEL
.CIE\CY or NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arse
Il. ,.,L..- linn tLln nrlI Il
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
PEE FMCT HEALTH.

Such an effect has the knowledge of tho
Facts had upon the practice Of Physicians
OF second rate, that they have tried in our
owd free State, to get bill aSsed prevent
ing The sale OF any Medicine or Com.
pound, unless prescribed by themselves; but
1t would not do. The people say il shall no,
be Where is the man who would prohibit
the sale of a Medicine that performs such
cur.S "a IN, fplIoulnp:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-06
Palsy and Paralysis.

Al physicians acknowledge tia, these terrible diseases
are caused by dcfciencV of Ne,rouS Emery ia the
ait 'ccd limbs DU. CuUisr''s Gali anIc Articles will
supply thiS deficient power and complete aud sn,iro
cu Is thus effected