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r on warns pGup in Ss'ls, ;,s Ess
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-28

THIs extraordinary medicine il rapidly
taking the place Of SARsArAKLLA. For
many years SarSGpdriIa has been deemed
the most ccrlaln agent for the publication
Of the blood but il 10 now well understood
that the CANCHALAGUA OF CALuORSI is.
infinitely its superior.
The manufacturer of "ToWnssnd's Sar-
SdparHia' has rublcly admitted that it is
'rAR BETTER THAN $ ARsAP PARILLA,
and the orlg inator Of the " GRAEFENBERG
COMPANY" has pronounced It "rAR VERY
FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY AND ALL TnE SAR-
sAPARILLAS OF THE DAY. 1t has also re-
ccived the sanction of the FRENCH
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, thus dlslin-
gushing it from .NOSirum or Secret PREP
drdtiOn. On this account it ls especially
recommended 10 the notice Of the MEDI-
CAL FACULTY. 1t il of great impof-
lance that the CAscnALAGUA should be
used in the form Of PURE ExTRACT. The
genuine article IS prepared by Mn. GAY
ONLY.
The Subscriber aware Of the intrinsic
merits Of The Cdnchdlagna has been led 10
introduce it extensively from Ca!Jornia.
1t has met with UNPRECEDENTED POPULAR
ITY having commended itself to public at.
teniIon from its most remarkable efficacy in
the PREvESTIos s. CURE OF Fertr and Aguc,
Consumption, Coughs, Coids, MGun=a;-
asthma, Bronchitis, Scrojuia, GoUt, Rheum-
atism, .N,raigia, Erysipeias, LumJago,
Pieurtsy, Jdui dice, Dyspepsia, C0Stieeness,
Piles, Dysentcry, Dropsy, Lircr Diseases,
Bilious Complaints, NcrriOuS affections,
CautaneouS Disorders, and IN all dtstempors
pccuiajr 10 F.MALEs or mhich 0riginats IN
MPCRITY or THE BLOOD OR coSsTIPArIos OF
THE BOWELS,
DEPOrs.
NEw YORK Gothic Hall, SIC Broadway.
BosToS-No ; State Street.
SPHILApELPHIA-No l52 South Fourth-St.
FREpERIcK9A. .IGAY, Proprietor,
3l6 Broadway, New York.
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, agent, Newport
Nov. |.
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For the removal and permanent cure Of ell
diseases arising from an impure state Of the
blood Or habit of the system, viz
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, rheumatism, Obsti-
nate CutaneouS Erupions, PmpleS, or
Pu,tulcs on the Face, Blotches Biles, Chro-
nc Sore Eyes, Ring Worm OF Tcucr,
ScaId Heat, enlargement and pain OF the
B mes aud Joiu!s, Stubborn Ulcers, syp-
hililic symptoms, Sciatca, or Lumbago; AMI
diseases arising f-om an injudiclous use OF
Mercury, Aclites or DropSy y,cxPoSure or i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Constitu-
tional Dis rdcrs etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever II
has been used basel entirely on It's own
merits, which its super 'oIeficacy has alone
sustained The unfortunate victim Of hcred.
tary disease. with swollen glands, contract
ed slnews, and bones half carons, has been
restored to health and yigor The scroiulous
patient covered with ulcers, loathsome Ito
himself and his attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds Of persons, who had
groaned hopcleSsly foryca under cuta neous
and glanduIar disorders, chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints sprngin2 2from q
deranTcmen Of the srcreiye organs and the
circulation. have been raised as il were from
aled constitutions, gladly testify TO the eflica.
cy Of this ineStimable preparation. The tes.
timony Of those who have been cured by its
use. with their residences, has Leen 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 il, inestmable value. Tho nfllict-
cd and those who have not used this medi-
! cine, are invited to mike a tria! of its virtues
and appropriate TO thcm,ol'e' the benefits
which II alone can bestow.
TRUTH ~ STRANGER THAN FICTION
The attention of tho reader is called to the
following astonishing cure, effected by the
use OF Sands Sursaparlia.
This is 10 certify that have colored wo-
man who has been afflicted for he last five
ycnrs with Scro(ula, and all the remedies
used had no effect in arreStng The progress
cfthe complaint; on the contrary, she con-
stantly grew worse-and after eIpending be-
tween so and $50 with physicians, besides
using other popular remedies without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
Of her nose, made its appearance on various
parts other body, and had finally commenced
its ravares in the roof of her mouth.
In this dcadful situation, with The pros.
pect Of leath staring her in the face, stated
Increase to DR. DiSosway, the agent for Sands
Sarsaparla in Newbcrn, n. c., bv whom
was advised to use that article; and 10 uy
surprise and that of my neighhors 10 whom
her case was known, after us ing four aud
halfbotllcs she was restored TO perfect health,
and that in the space ofthrce weeks, and was
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commenced taking it.
In witness of the truth OF this statement
have hercunto affixed my name, this l9lh day
Of Sept, lsi7.
JOSEPH McCOTTEH, J.P.
Mouth Of Nouse River, Craven Co, n c
r. II. HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
Nov II
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DANGEROUS scROFULA !

This Is the cnso OF dying man who vet hires He va
uDcd Of worse cnsc OF SCHOkIL La by only reirc LUt
ties OF Brts Purifier than ever cured by the of
tpeire GALLONS ~ the bast SI,sdTaga that madc
Sarrnpnrlla has not HeHt HedIul otr effect ue cure
Of such "a 'ct0lhryiy hUpcicss case.
Mr.. j b IASkIN Of Rome, Onct1d Co. " ", had Seyor
uId four ycirs confined Ia his bed the last ycdr he
was much diseased and dcbtatcd ss To bee unable &c
raise his hand Ia his head He had the best psedll ddre
had used ALL Of the bet Sysdpdrias To good effect,
got and 1OJse md considered be- Ia dyin,
state and could not live rrTy four hours longer when he
commenced uung BRANT'S PURIFIER. lIis neck icdi
elten nn,y NJ rom car % eiri hoie ''a' eaten through
Au Ioindppe, under his chin, that ho brcahed through
the hole his around that II could be- itod
cut OF ts place, only holding by 1vaA piooe; the
the large As mans land had nenrly eaten through
hn side INTO his body Thus he al cied with tieent,
such putd acrid ogerrc uce,s pnrte OF his
person. For further and full particulars sec PAM
PHLETS.
DR.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilnil ply
scans of Rome, wuu called to HaIkn the day bfr.
he commenced using Braprs Purifier. DR.. w. examined
him. and then told hn that aA he r,odc,ses s potd
oauHn nof fcrlre hiU--thnt
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SACRED MUSIC.
GLOVE ANODSNE

TOOr II a G. III T. ~ X OPS,
An immediate and perfect Cure. Those
who have felt the painful lhrobbIng aud II
crucialing panes Of This disease fhoo,ing
through their jaws with most totmcnGng
perseverance, ADD, as is often The case have
received but little sympathy from friends on
such occasions, Will no doubt be much pleas
ed To know of a remedy that Will never fail
10 auirt forever the unmsrcilul offender
This remedy Is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing cure.
The following testimony IS from ono of
our most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec ~, lNil.
Ncssrs. \. B x n. Sands-Gcnilemrn -
In the course Of my practice have citcn-
swell, used your Glove Anudyuc with much
succ, ~ to tho rclIciuf the T,otha,be 4; and
A. constantly recommend 1t 20 my patients,
| deem Il but ,ust to- inform YOU Of the high
opinipn have OF i, over other remedies.
am yours, y.rv respectfully,
VI I,EvETT, Dentist.
go broadway, corner of Warren ~. !
PRICE - cts. PER VIAL.
pfcparrd aud sold wholesale and rcia
hvABS " SANDS, New Nofk. sold al
~ ~ Druggist generally throughout the
Unilcd St1lcs and CanedaS.
Il V HAZARD, A",nl fct htvpof
SOP
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERS.

AsroSisnISo AND MOST woSDERFuL CURE.-Cdpf
Et,a knapp Of No. ~ Willow IT., Brooklyn, N Y,
one Of the most respectable citizens In the city,
afflicted hyc year. with ScroulOus Erysipelss OF both
lega from the Knees to the feet which nllamed and
sw,llcd to prodgiOus size and liberated. Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough to run finger n came
into tn IN which discharged daily an almost incredible
quantity of maturatcd substance lie had had the
advice aud attendance of several Of the most skul
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without cfecting cure, and was told by
one or t~o Of his physicians that the ulcers IN hs legs
would ,ua am og before long. BRAST's PURuyiso
ErrRAcr has cured these liberated and iniarncd lcgs
60 ,hu, now they entirely healed up and he enjoys
u.,ulh h.sutf
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CARDING SPINNING &c.

VNIl3 subscriber respectfully informs the
i public that he Las taken he uuion Mil,
IN Portsmouth, Il. | and Is prepared 10
Card aud SPIN Wool at the shortcs, notice
IN the best manner and on the most reason
able terms.
All Wool left at the Store of Samuel Carr
Ferry Wharf, Newport, or at Boyd Mill,
Portsmouth,, will be- attended to with dis
patch. lie also grinds corn.
All wishing vol catdcd or spun at The
subscribers Mil ia Portsmouth, Oormerb
Asa ll,ads,) Will please leave 20 at thc store
~ Mir ! rncl y Iakc. ~. 90 head of Broad
Sttoot. CARMt HARRlNGT ON
~ 3
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, 6t.

PNRON, IfNEsEF Co, n, Z, 'tf. ", I8IY
"Messrs NJ T. WALLACE co. Som" time last win
Ter NV became dphiated from the effects Of Ia.
eoyrhd and Nu,stn1 Sore Mouth that she could not m her
child or perform any household labor Her medical treat
ment was vnred according the ayicc and prescriptions
OF the most physcians until skill was exhaust
cd In useless efforts She became so very sleeloh That
AT the ms she commenced tak ng B'dnrs Medicine she
weighed no more than ighy-hve pounds; hut by The us
she had mkcn J0u bottles, she became perfectly wei Tho
cure IL so perfect that she 10 enabled to do all neces
,ary household work and gained thirty pounds OF nes In
four weeks. Yours truly, T. d pAbtNIlNE'
The reader will observe that Mr GALrsTIsE snys otr
SKILL" He we are informed by T.. & TERRY Esq, of
the same place has studied medicine.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Custom noUsE BosrOs,
November is lsi9.

November 10, 1917.
THE Light House recently erected on
Minot's ledge. 10 now SO far com pleted that it
has been determined to exhibit sixED Light
thereon Of tho first order, on and after tho
evening Of January lst 1850.
Mino,'s Ledge. or Cohassei Rocks, is eight
milcs 5. f.. ~ T.. from Boston Light, and
consists Of fifteen large rocks out Of water,
and Icdgcs all around these rocks, extending
north and south from l.2 to miles The
depth Of water r,und the rocks is five or SIX
fathoms
Whom this light shallbe liz up, ScIruATE
LIGHT, which is si1 miles to the souihward
of Cohassct Rocks, showing two lights, one
red and the other white, will be suspended,
by OF der OF the department.
Masters of vessel, Pilots, and other per-
sons interested, aIe requested TO take special
notice hereof. Z. GREELY, JR.,
Superintendent, Of Lights
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ng humanity around US. Give literally,
and ye shall be rewarded hereafter, when
the Master gathereth in Ills own. A cold =.
stern Winter is approaching, and there are
those who have boen less fortunate than
yourselves, TO whom your Charlie. will
prove welcome messenger OF relief
The past year has been a momentous
ono all over The world the spirit OF revou-
ton has been rife among the nations of the
earth, and the thrones Of royalty havo tot
tered above the murmuring ihunders of op-
pressed subjects. The down-trodIen have
arisen with almost more than human encr-
gy, and their oppress,rs have me, them
with terrible severity, as if in The last strug-
gle for supremacy. The fearful clash o..
arms has rung out clearly on the battle
field, aud the earth has been crimsoned with
human blood,
A' foe and foe fell clasping in the fight.
But war alone has not dcsoa,cd tho earth,
for the white winged messenger Of death,
tho great avenger, has s,alked over the
land and gathered i.s victims TO the last
mansion Of repose. Totering age, with
Ito slvered locks, maturity, in tho full pos
session Of its powers and ito usefulness,
blooming youth in all its lovelness and
winning faseinations and helpless infancy
In the sweetness of ito innocence, these
have all fallen before the despoiler of hum
an happiness, whose ruthless blight mil
dews the fragrant blossoms Of love, and
vanquishes the fokdsst aspirations of tho
most devoted heart. Disease, like 4 wild
messenger from tho eternal world. swept
through the air, waving his while wand
here and there. as if with promiscuous ac-
ton, and oven tho lohiest heads bowed
submissively to its mandate, like the tall
oaks Of the fores, before The uprooing hur-
ricane. Yet ito tread was noseless az
death itself. No shouting charge, like
thst Of advancing armies, no roar ss when
the elements are moved to fearful ETHEREAL
action, announced the coming of this un-
conquerable foe. We saw it's gh,s,ly form
in the distance, and, in \ measure, prepar-
ed for its reception slill, our loved ones
were its victims. In some instances, il
pesetfated the shield Of virtue, and clasped
the rares, purity to its embrace in others,
1t passed harmIessly y by pusrcfactious defor-
nifty, and still pursued It's terrible mission.
Amid all this lamentation, tho people of
our State were comparatively spared, while
our own Immediate community was as free
from disease and infectious airs. as if Gods
own right hand was extended prosecungly
over it, exclaiming to the messenger Of His
WRATH" hitherto shalt thou come, but no
farther" For this, with innumerablc other
Mercies, should We be grateful to Him, and
acknowledge our Thanksgiving with pcni-
,cniial humility. To morrow let the voice
VI prayer ascend to HIS Throne, and the
song of praise roll up to the ah:ine of His
Divinity, from the temples which have
been erected for His service, and other
mercles and other acts Of grace will be the
manifestation of His ASSURANCE tina, our
earthly Thanksgivings arc acceptable in
His sight, and meet the approving smile Of
His pure and benignant face.
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

Tho Rev RICHARD DuNNINO Pastor of die Fr.
lyterian church. Adams Basin Monroe county, New York.
wrote to us have just received letter from Mr. CHAN
wy DuHsi relative to the Of his Fc,"rsore. You
may depend on ntat Il statcs for hes Is Christian
and al elder In the church Some years since he had
lsrs uf his legs cut ~ tO his life in consequence
II forer-sur~ TITO uthcI les bcins affected. hd
about 10 bo Gmpuiaed | recommended BsIsT's MEDI-
slsr Rcad the result lie says: I hre used orIy tyes
sOTTLEs Of BRANTS MEDICINE. Jl.Ioei ALL Horr,
FROM recommendation IN gdt Medicine and
that, with the pleasing of God, hIs Effected u
ap LrO punphleLs Or full
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Thursday, Nov. 22d

Thursday, Nov. 22d.
At market during the week 500 Beef Cat
tie, $50 Stores, l0,l5O Sheep and Lambs,
and lS29 Swine.
Prlces-Beef Ca,,lo--Ertra ST 25 first
quality S. IS q Sc I'd do 50 5 rs Sd do.
50 80 a 81.
Storc.-Yearlngs Sc q; 2yesrs old Hei.
fsrs Sl0a l6; 3 years old $l7 %.
Shesp-$l, 25, so, IS and 50, os In
quality,
Swine-Od fat Hogs &c; lean i'2a4 l-2c;
lots 3 SO a 4 5Sc
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CANCERS CURED.

NJ q. Il. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton. Oncar oov.ty.
) l. informed us That cnncerGoctOr IN said county
arctr. wonderful cures ur CAsCERs through the efficacy
II BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT A oince,-iaei,
Green" county, y. Y, Is also uHng Bad PLRltIrR. Mr.
Is, SLTrty, druggist. ut Cuua Oharc, Montgomery
y n has informed us OF an important cure J a Cas-.
ar OF long standing, which effected ed laIy
)fha place. r. therefore this PURIFIER Cdncey hy
is purifying h"aing power, whnt impure disease ~ Ih'
'oud can II not curol Seven years experience and uI.
IInph mono yyhat will
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"ATTIcA, Gencseo CO., february |, 1893
INT WALLACES CO-Gc7herrG,: was, for moro
than year am cited with IA disease Uf the stomach lcoud
grrusy substance without causing great
pain sic kfcss and vomiting, and continually afflicted
with somnch ~ an experiment, tried one bot
TO OF BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, To my utter disap-
pontmcn eaSei and yciierei ne usual pam after oihng
therefore used second bottle which has completely cured
the dseasc am well and hearty, and Gun eat almost
ANYTHING without being psncd, the stomach becoming
ours respectfully 4 y. "lLI'A'
NNllcnr LIZ IA rnrnnclnhLp InnrclAl of AIlcu
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Worse than Hopeless !

any wife procured one bottle Of BRiN tbs PURE YING
EXTRACT, Of BissA 8 LEONARD, druggists of Rome.
commenced using that, and began % get better That bottle
enabled 10 get 9G ny bsd where had been confined
year the second bottle enabled me 10 get ont the house
the hud bottle enabled tod plilcs Rome Cen.
ire, whore procured sir boiae more mud when had I'm
ished using them syertee Of fuerl had hocd
up-and three Jotties more effected PERFECT CURE u
al M n and Inhinrt.l pnuf AnIIkhn