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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22
THE REST
THE BEST
AND CHEAPEST FAMILY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD!
ID IL. R q Ii T. R TS'
COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS,

II pills.
II The great supeIloiIly OF "Robert,' Com
l pound SarsapaIilla over all other prep
ara ions or Sarsaparilla and Pills, Is acir cun
cehtraied form. and purity Of the extract,
which, being combined with other vegetable
extracts, render them the most purifying of ali
medicines,
The peculiar virtues Of the Sa rsaralilla root
have iora a long time attracted The attention o.
the medical profession aud the public, an,.
great interest faS been directed 10 lhe develop
I menlS OF lis medical pr,pe' les, various syIuI
Tinclures aud Decoclions have beer prepared
from it. all of which have been ,und 10 con
tam little or none Of the valuable pl"ppreS u
the root Medical men are aware how slightly
the root yields its virtues b, maceIa alion ~ wa
ter, and The mpoSSiblllly Of felaiLIng II when
prepared in Alcohol. Hence the great value
of The solid extract of which these pills are
prepared, One box Of the Compound Ul Sar
Saparllla Pills contains more of The Sarsaparl
la than is contained in two bottles ofthc Syrup
usually used.
|. The proprietor experimental for seycIa
years To obtain from the ROOT a solid extIac,-
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 End, al The suggestion of many friends.
he now offers them to the public al a pIice
which makes them The cheapest medicine in
the world, with the full assurance that they wall
be found TO he The best medicine prepdred,
The Compound SaISapaIiI!a Pills are used
for the permanent cure OF hose di,eaSes which
arise from an impure slate of the blood and
morbid sercelions Of The Liver aud stomach,
viz: Erysipelas, SCOTIA or Kings Evil, u
crS, Scald Head Obsiinae CmaneouS Erup
IONS, RotchoS, Boils Pimples, Sore, Weak or
lnHdmed Eyes Gandu'ar Sweiags Rheumat-
ic Affections. Pains of the Bones aud JoJnlS
Drop.y, Dyspepsia, ASlbn a. Diarri q a DyScn-
terry, Cougjs, Colds. Inflammation of The
Lung-. Influenza. lndigcs ion. headache. Jaun
dice, General and Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, Eil;ons Diseases, and Disease.
a sing from an jniudiciouS use Of Mercury.
and whencver medicn" IS required TO purity
and invigorste The system.
They are purek vegetable compound, and
may be used by persons of all ages They are
pleasant 10 The palate, and produce no NAUSEA,
unc3>IneSs or gripInS IN Their oreraton Han.
d eds oi certificates could be gwen OF persons
who have used Ihem with The greatest benefit
Pu"cha,erS will be artcular to ask fer " Rob-
rrs' Compound SalSaparila Pills" and OBJ
serve that the wrapper on each box has fac
smilc Of The signature OF JOS. ROBERTS,
" ID. N" travelling agents appointed.
All applications for Agencies, and letters on
the sub ec. Of The medicine, must he addressed
(poSt paid) To G. p. FAY, New York Ciy Gen
eral Agent for the United States. Briri>h and
West India Provinces.
Il, } TAYLOR and c 6. c. HAZARD
agents for Newpoa.
Aug. g. lSiS-Iy
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A Administrators SAFE

nf authority granted by the Court OF
I'D Probate of the Town OF New Shoreham
the undersigned will sell, on Saturday, the
oath day al February next, at II o'clock, A
NJ, on the premises, at public auction, in SAID
New Shnreham, all or so much of the real es.
tate of which William Z Sands, late of said
New Shoreham, died seized a,d possessed
will he sufficient to make up the deiicicnay
Of his personal estate fortbc payment of debts
with incidental charges, beginning at the South
Fast New Shoreham land so called
SIMON II SANDS,
janis 4w Administrator
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OLIVER GARDNER Sc State =,

Albany, ! eb 20. lei1.
f1t RheUW and Scr n, Fruphons
We give The following among the m ny
cases OF salt Rheum cured
Dr Wood-be2r sir deem il my duty 10
inloim von that have l,.L L,aliN IN ed
with the salt khenn aud Eruptions which en-.
ufely covered my arms, accompanied with pros
'Islon and general debility. ! was advised
o Try your Ssr,aTarllla a. y remedy To be te.
led upon. Aier tie use of about two bptIi
am restored 10 health aDd vigor 7 e, CON.
mend It to the public as the best au.a.e ex.
Itnntt. DAVID NuTF
Albany Feb II, lsi7.
Mr. Whue is IN my employ and t .ir III,
above to he true. VIM. NcC Nv.
M. Wood-l feel il n duty owel 90 u
arSaparllla Elixir to>ay. have tired two DO
lies OF your medicine, aud sl.o tvoot own
send'S an verify believe yours is Tar superior
to Towosend'N, and Al least -four times the
strongest. JAMES CONGDEN
Hear the testimony of one Of The oidss, al
most respectable si'i,sss a. Troy.
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Fluid Extract Of VaIerian.

'INHlS preparation contains all the valuable
l. properties of Valerian Root, in a high.
~ concentrated form, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, and will be
found to be more efficacious in all cases where
the effect Of Valerian is required w with direc-
tons for using, at II II. HAZARDS,
Sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July o.
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Office.

LII E1ecutprs Administrators, and Guar
IA dams appointed bv this Court, who have not
'e led accounts within one year are notified t.
a ear nj Court of Probate Of Newport, to be-
h den at the Town iiail Oh the first Monday in
February next, at Q o'clock, A. NJ. and show
cause why they have not rendered their accounts
within said time.
janis, 1919. B. B ROWLAND, Prob Cpk.
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True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'rv.

Az NCI 30 P'oy.d, additional Revenue for
I i' aaatcd By Ms G.a-rm .iyssa,5iy as fol-
koss:
Sect on l. 4 tax of h-ee cents on every
h mir d dollars sa I'll be annually assessed
upon the ra,cabs real and persona! estates O
II, 'n'labIt'nl, of this State. and of others
n"ni 2 raieaoIl properly herein to be col
icc,rl aud pad .nlo the General Treasurer
,n or before tie first .ay IN January in elch
and eve.y year.
Sec. 2. When an estimate shall ! Q made
"f ihs property in said State. ds prov dcd IN
IN" act pss,e at t is session, entitled an
Act TO provide for taking an estimate o. all
Property rateab in this State tie General
treasurer shall as 50 n as nav be ihern az
TT, apporllon the s,me among the several
iowas, and thereupon, annually thereafter,
iss 10 his war ant dire ted TO the Treasurers
ut the several towns requiring of them t, levy.
coll CT and pay unto him the several sums re-
CURED TO be paid BY f'eir respective towns.
Sec. 3. The town or towns which shall
not pay their proportion Of SAID tax hir
the 'im" limited for the payment thereof as
aiores ID, shall pay interest Tor the sam in
which they shall he detic n,. until in. same
he paid and the deIinquen, town or tow rs
shall be re'pon lblc therefor 10 The General
! eaSdrer. The town or towns which shalt
pay their proportion of SAID tax within the
nne rnted for The pawn eat thereof as alore-
sald. Shall be allowed dedu~llon of five per
ce'to the amount pf it, tax for prompt D v
me t. The Col ectors of taxes in the several
towns ar" hereby eppov ereI and directed 10
collect The lnieres' white PRINCIPAL from the
individuals, aGer The afo esaJ time and in
case a1y execution shalt he issued Ly the
General Tr asurer against the Treasurer of
any deli qDcni town. The Collectors are here
hy empowe ed d directed 10 collect from
the individual delinqueais. al the costs and
expenses wh ch shall accrue ,herfore. in pro.
Io'tion to The sums DE from such dclinouents
respectively.
Gee. I. The Assessors shall asses. and an.
PORTION said tax, and returna true III os tho
same unto The Clerk of lhe town o which ,hev
respectively belong, 90 or before The Grs, day
of September in eaeb and every year, who is
berby req1ired TO sen ac'py thereof within
'9e''e days from his receiving the same, to
the Gen rt' Tie'su-er The General Treasur. !
- IS hereby direct d and required to issue his
warrant villain ten days, To- the several Collec-
} r. Of Taxes, in the several towns, requiring
'h.m n the name Of the State, to levy, col
-. and pay TO the Gene al Treasurer. the
!. .sr.l .1m. respect " Is rommueI to them
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-22
Farm to Let.

WE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bateman
l containing about 48 acres If excellent LAND
WITH privilege OF Sea Weed and the ripht Of
selling s'oncs and gravel large and conmo.
u'u dwelling house, which will accommodat,
D b ,crdrrs small use for the tenant with
'ul,a"lc apparatus f.r king; two large barns
MI crib, with all Other out buildings For terms
tpply to THOMAS }. PECKHAM.
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KinSley'S Express.

Er1Ha The Subscriber continues to run
EHa~zE an EXPRESS, from this place, daiiy,
by which packages, &C., may be forwarded and
delivered, by faithful men, to any par, of the Uni
ted States. All orders and packages left at the
DNee, No. II, flames street, .\empor,, illmee,
with prompt attention.
dec 29tf X. B. KINSIEY.
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Blue Lick Wafer.

ERON the Celebrated Blue Lick Springs OF
IL Kentucky. II is analogous To the waters in
Nix de Chapelle and lIarrowgare in furore
At X. Il. HAZARDS, sign of the mortar
W L. nearthe Cont Hozae.
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COMMISslONLR,S NOTICE.

YNilE sui scr'mIs aplointrd 10y the Court If
l. Probate Of south kipgs,own, Comni sion.
erN on the estate cf
WILLIAM X. POTTER,
late ois,id town, decreased, represented insovcnt,
eve notice that sir months has been allowed 10
credit, r. To- pr sent their claims sgainst sad rs.
tate; and thaithry will met ~ 1syl,r'S Hotel,
in kingston, on the 10Th dsv If 'uf, nett, at 3
z. NJ, 4 examine and rcput on The SINE
WILLIAM FRENCH,
JOIN y. REL NOLDS, Comu'p.
JEREMIAH s.sHERMAN.
South Kings,ovo. Jan Is.--3v.
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House for Sale

TIME subscriber offers for sale his house,
IL cent, built, on the corner of Thames
and Dearborn street, It is convenient for two
fam lies, and contains fine store, and the To-
cat on is such as Ia recommend II TO any one
who may be dcslrious Of keeping a store in
the vicinity Of the Factories. For terms &c,
apply TO {. W. ANTHONY,
janis 2m pd on the premises.
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Court Of Probate, Middlctown, }

January 10Th,
Upon the petition OF Jethro +. Mitchell,
u Guardian Of the persons and estates oi
Mary G.. Chase and Ruth ID. Chase, Minors,
children of John Chase, late Of " ddletown,
dec, representing that said minors are possess
ed in their own right, of one undivided tenth
part, each, of certain lot or piece Of land
situate in said Middletown, containing about
eight acres, ,-bounded Northerly on land late
Of Abraham Brown I'd, dee, now of Pardon
Brown Easterly on land of the heirs or de-
visces Of Perry Weaver, or their assigns
Southerly on land late of James Chase. now
Of Mary Bailey. wife of George Bailey and
Southwestcrly on land late of said James
Chase, and now Of said Mary Bailey and
that II would be to tn. interest Of said minors
to sell the same praying this Court to auth.
orise and empower him, in his capacity of
Guardian to sell said minors right. title and
interest in and to said lot of land under the ad
wise and direction of this Court Said petition
being read, IT is ordered tha, lie same be re-.
ceived and the considc ration thereof referred
~ Court of Probate to be holden at the fJwn
House. in M,ddleiown on the third Monday
Of February next. at | O'Clock Z. NJ. and
that previous notice be given Of the pendency
Of said petition, by publishing a copy of this
order, three successive weeks, in the Herald
Of the Times, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place, and be heard
A true Copy Witness
JOSHUA COGGESHALL,
janis pd Probate Clerk.
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RECOM MMENDED By emf.
nent physicians as a ">aIe.
convenient aud very eiiiea-
ciouS Remedy = as one that
wilIrot diSsappoint the reason
able expectations oiihose who
use it, and superior TO any
o;her within their knowledge,
for Coughs, Colds and Con-
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Found

A stick Of pine timber % feet long aud one
IA foot square, floating in the river near Dy.
RS Island, on the oth of January the owner
AN have the same by proving property and
laying charges, on applrcat II 10
PELEG COGGESHALL.
Janis 3w pd Portsmouth, RI
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TO Let.

I farm situated in Mddctown ahou, three
y mil 3 from Newport, containing about one
hundred acres. For terms crq, ire
j'nlS.-tf JOSEPH SOUTliWICK
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Chance 70 make Money.

.,AA TO let thai desirable estate on
ESs.ss3 on High street, lately occupied
TEEslfiEs by A. '. Taylor. Esq II is
Sses:sa large, airy, central, con'enien,
aud well calculated for "A genrcrl boarding
liou>e. The dining Hall - large and well
calculated to accommodate pariieS-as a resi-
dencc II possesses advantages equal 10 any one
on Ike illl--i viii be let ior very low rent.
Apply To JOSEPH NJ. llAMMETT.
July 20-d IT,
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NOHPOSED of pure spanish sarsaParilla
Oromaloe> and " lid Lhcry Bark, lhre ol
ue most powerful, purifying and Slren2 hen'
ing productions IN Nature.
The extracl here presented is prcrarep after
The directions given hy he ceitbIaied ID.
Warren whose name / bear. and iii L,iouud
'uieiio' to any riepa alton 81 lheaIed all ,Il
use u is highly cuuoeniraltd- cb,arcd IL d
table and flavor ed 10 lhe las.c. i'll le found
sai-al arilla, Toma'o, and WIKI now in
iiiters, have nov become II Stapda'irey vese-l
nnlyers lily appro, ed by Physicians as safe
specify, ihd tiitclual remedy for
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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

MAY ALWAYS be found at the subscriber,
lVI OF most approved patterns, and sci ,llr
ca'e, and warranted TO work we'll Also, Tin
aud Sheet Iron Ware on hand with Other a'il
Gle. usually kept at such store. Tin, Copper
aud sheet Iron work made 10 order. Oiuei
,olIc cited opposite X. !. Union tank.
WM. BROWNELL.
Oct 4, l343. d4.wtf.
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Board Of Canvassers.

NE Town Counci Of the town of Newpor,
L VIII meet, as Board "fCanvasse's, Oh + III.
DAY, the 9Th day Jf February newt, at 100
lUrh, a. ~, at the Town Hall, in Newport, TO
ne purpose Of making III TIE lists of Voters TO-
IsD. B.B. hONLAND, Council elk.
ian 25 1899
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A . s A M.
o MNENDED by emi.

Tsed by he Experience and Oserrali0n u
Thousand, for upw0rds Of Iieeaty Years
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE shall present our customers with their
w Bills on the st of January, as usual, ard
respectfully ask for prompt settlement.
All that have demands against us, will please
call and receive their pay.
dcc2l. L.. +. & J. Il. NEWTON.
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,ScrOfuiOus, NlcrcUrial and Cauta-
ncOuS Diseases.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billions,
Disorders, Tuiuor ia the Throat swelling Of
'he Li"'t-, SAX Rhrum, lad iInmofs. Can
'erouS Sores, Chronic Caarrh Head ache
Nervous Irritation. Loss Of Appetite, L,ver
Complaint, Co>lIveneS', weak and sore sou,
ich Urrrs aud Sores. Pam IN the Bones
:heumaI,r Affections, ErySipelas Eruplions CA
he lace, Kings Evil Lansuor Debility biz
<ness. Sallow Complexion, Loss OF slrenglh
nd Flesh all those disorders which arise
rom the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
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No. IL Wendell II, Albany.
so Running SorCs Cm,d.

The certificate of vii lam Gardner, n credia.
pie young man OF this city, runs n, iolIowS
Dr. Wood-Sif- have been severely afi .
Ell wilh running Sore>. to the number of fny or
more on both Of my legs. am CERTAIN ihal
should have had a fever sore on both of my
legs, had not used your SarSapaill llla To the
number OF live bollle>. Now my leg, are well
and my general health is much improved |
theerlully recommend It 10 he afflicted as an
excellent remedy
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Give il "a trial.
B0NNETS,

- (No. liz, Thames strect,) the best assor
ment of Donnets, ever offered in this place
Consisting Of
Jenny Lind, Genevese,
fandy kc, Rough and Ready,
China Pearl, Open Pearl,
Basket Coburg,
Pedal, Rultand,
Florence, and Fancy Bonnets,-al Of
which will be sold at the lowest cash price,
Also, splendid assortment Of Ribbons, and
all other Millinery articles
April II, Isis.
DARTlNES LOTION, Kidi 8 Horse Lipi-
~ ment, and Crapo's Lin .nt-for sprains,
wlnd-golls ring bones spawn fresh wounds still,
ness OF the joints, &c. in horscs-a new suplyp
of the above is received at II. r. HAZARDS
Near the Court House
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ABaAIIAMyAG wCVMEp

asthma, PoIpitation and gathering in Tie Il, I'd.
nr> Ann BIahei very respc, ,dble lady oi
this city writes:
DR. Wood-ST-llavIng used one bottle o!
your Sar>aparllla EliYu.I de. ~ II my dug TO
gse IA, t.,IIm,uy to It's beneficial effect, upon
. system long afflicted with HE A,,nua gave
i 10 nv daughter who has long b,.rn severely
troubled wlrh the pnlpils ION ol The hear, short
hess OF the breath, swelling of tie tonSlS, and
a gathering III the head Its effect upun her
was truly surprising, removing the difficulty in
each particular. No family should be without 1t.
Ann VA AXE
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W. w. VAN ZANT.

NUITU"I IatU VCl. 2S. 1910
DR. J. S. Wood ieel it my duty to inform
you that your SarSaparila Ellxlr has been of
very great service 10 boh myself and my IA.
lhcr. lie in pa .;""lar has taken only one bo-.
tie ard ne alteration 10 his case j. cute aston
i>hIns From being feeble auG o;chlv, unable
10 iabo., and lingering for five orSixyearS pa,
he is nov quite well and strong lie dec,rrc>
he was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
use OF one Doitle
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19
Hmslt's Merchants Magazine and
Commercial Review.

Established in 1880, by Freeman Hunt, Edit
or and Proprietor. Published monthly at 142,
Fulton street. New York, at five dollars per an
DUN in advance. The Merchants Magazine.
and Commercial Review embraces every sub
ject connected with Commerce, Manufactures,
and Political economy, as follows: Commercial,
Legislatian; Commercial History, and Geogra-
ply; Mercantile Biography; Descriptive, Sta
tistica, and Historical Accounts Of the various
Commodities which formt the subject Of Mercan-
tile Transactions; Port charges; Tariffs; Gus
toms and Excise Regulations; Commercial Sta
tistics Of the United States, and the different
Countries Of the World with which we have IN
tercourse, including their physical character,
population, productions, exports, imports, sea-
ports, moneys, weights measures finance, bank
ing associations, and enterprises connected with
commerce, embracing fisheries, incorporated
companies, railroads, canals, steamboats,, docks,
post Offices, &C.. Principles Of commences, fin.
ance, and banking, with practical and Historical
details and illustrations; Commercial law and
..S - - ~ ~ -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19

This only one of more four thousand Of Rhcn
matsn that Dr. rownsends Sarsapariia has cured tn"
most severe chronic weekly eraicatea NY It's
extraordinary virtues. ,~-Ir-
James Cummings Esq Of the assistants III the ''H"a
tic Asyum ackwers Isiaal is the gentleman soAen OF
in the following letter. :, ,o.u
Blackwelrs is,sni Sept H. 1917.
Dr. Town.end-Dear Sir: have suffered tcr,'''y for
nine wears with the Rheumatism considerable OF the thn"
could not cat sleep walk had the most distressing
pains and nv limbs TERRIBLY swollen have used
four bottle, of your aour;a and Hy have done me more
III IN thousand dollars worth nfgooi am :" much better
added an entirely ria. ed Iu At hcr to use THIS
for the benefit Of the afflicted .,.
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and AgHc.
DR. Townscnds Snrsaarl Ia Is unequ died III eases OF inc
ChIs and Fever and A!ue. Tue following otter Is "'l'
me of hundreds that received from the South ana
Wet Of like character. =. ,,.
~ Osweyo Mich. Oct % 1847.
Dr. Townsend Dear SRI purchased for my wife two
bottles of lrsnpara of your Agent Mr. McNnr OF Ani
nazoo to trv Tor the Fever and Arnc Before had nIsh
ed the first bottle parel to warm the Blood and every
her av when the Chils and the Fever appeared they
ware less Violent AM before She had flashed the bottle
he was entirely relieved and she mu:h better than she
rad been before lady that ha hec
.rrv sick wh the Chs and Fever, hut mad broH th""
With Qunne and left very weak aud dislrcs sing
ttr and troubled exceedingly VITA the Agu~ Cake seem.
the had NY vile, she and procured few
bottles, and it restored her few weeks TO complete
health Your Sarsaparia is without doubt unequal ID III
diseases incident the West aud if think that this
.nicaton will be Of you liberty 10 use 1t If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19

surance, partnership, principal and agent, bills of
exchange, sale guaranty, bankruptcy, shipping,
and navigation, &c, and whatever else shall
tend to develope the resources of the country
and the world, and illustrative of the various to-
pics bearing upon commerce and commercial Ii
terature.
1t has been, and will cont! niue to be, the aim
of the Editor and proprietor of the Merchant
Magazine, to avoid every thing of party, poll
teal, or sectional bias or bearing, in the conduct
of the work-opening its pages to the free and
ed with the great interests of Commerce, Agri-
culture, Manufactures, and the Currency.
Complete sets of the Merchants Magazine,
embracing IL scmi-annual volumes, of about 600
large octave pages each, bringing it down to
June, 1916, inclusive, may be obtained at the
publishers office, $50 Fulton street, New Y ork,
at the subscription price.
Publishers of newspapers, by giving this ad,
vertisement an insertion, will be entitled to the
Magazine for one year.
December, lS49.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-12-19
Fem ME Medicine.

Dr. Townse,is SarsaparlIn is sovereign aud speed,
for Incl, cnt COnsumtiOn, Barrenness trohpsus
uteri Failing of the Womb. COST. rmess Piles leucor
rhna Whites INSTRUCTED difficult Mensruation, In
confluence Of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the genera" proraon Of the system-no matter
whether the result of inherent causes produced
by irrcguarty illness accident Nothin. be
surprising than its invigorang EFFECTS the hnmnn frame
Persons Of all weakness and assitnde from taking II al
become robust and full Of energy uuder its Influence
Immediately couneracts the nervecs>ncss of the female
frame, which the great OF Bareniess. II VIII
he expected Of us, in of delicate nature &c
exhibit certificates of performed. but assure
the afflicted, that hundreds Of have been reported to
Thousands Of where families have been without
children after using few bottles Of this invaluable mei.
cine. have been blessed with fine. healthy offspring. 1t
has heen expressly prepared in reference TO female co
plants No enle who has to suppose she is APP
pr0nching that critical period. The turn Of life,
should neglect take it, il certain preventive ioi
any and horrible diseases to which lrmhlcs
subject this time Of life. This period be de-
aysd for sepsra years by using this medicine Nor i.
it less valuable for those who approaching woman
hood il is calculated to assist nature by quckenns
the blood and mviSorang the SYSTEM lndeed this meli
cine Invaluable for I'LL the delicate diseases which
women sub cct.