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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

JonN c. CALHoUN.-The Charleston
Mercury publishes an interesting letter
from Powers, the sculptor, dated Flor
ence, April 9TH, in regard to his statue
of Mr.. Calhoun, from which we extract
the following:
am much grieved at no, having an
opportunity to send the statue since it
has been finished aud cncased. No
ship has yet presented, and in answer
to my enquiries, l now learn that the
first vessel for New York will be the
good American vessel Elizabeth,
which will sail about the middle of next
month" 1t is barely possible that some
vessel may touch at Leghorn, and sail
sooner, in which case shall be advis-
ed in time to get the statue of. have
taken every possible precanton to en-
sure the 5 afety of the statue. The
"hlockings" have all been fitted by my
own hands, and if any accident occurs
it will not be for want of careful pack.
iEg, and every possible attention on this
side of the water. ! intend to 90 down
to Leghorn to see it on board ship
1t is fortunate circumstance that this
statue was not ready in time for the
new and large Swedish ship " Vest
morelard," upon which my unfortu-
nate Eve " was shipped. She stran-
ded near Carlhagena, (Spain, and was
in almost hopeless condition at last
accounts, (the water up to the corri-
dors,) and likely to 90 to pieces
"Eve" was insured for $4,000, but |
had an ideal bust on board which was
not. This is my punishment for ven-
turing TO ship On foreign vessels. |
shall not do L again.
We have very bad accounts here of
Mr. Calhoun's health. ] hope they are
exaggerated. 1t is small consldera-
tion, but to me one of much interest,
that he should see my statue of himself
and | know that you and others who
have united in tbs project entertain
similar wishes in this respect. 1t is
very probable, how ever, that he will see
a very good daguerreotypc of it in the
possession of Mr.. AspinwalI, who prom
ised to show it to him. Tn, words
"Truth, Justice and the Constitution
have been engraved upon the scroll in
gilt letters, and as nearly as possible,
in the hand of Mr.. Calhoun. | have
given the form Of his writing, but cor
rected the trembling hand little.
The effect is fine.
1t may be satisfactory to you to
know, that as far as have been inlor-
med or have means of knowing, this
statue has given entire satisfaction to
all who have seen it here. Some say
that it has more vigorous expression
than Mr. Calhoun now has, but this is
owing to the time at which | took his
likeness, about fifteen years ago, when
he was really in his prime lie had,
t. be sure, the look of age, but none
Of its inirmities-thc very time of life
at which great man like him should
be represented by the brush or chsel,
for posterlty.
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THE BOSTON EMPORIUM
SuAWLS AND SILK GOODS
JEWETT q PRES SCOTT,

No. 2 Mk Nrea,
ITAVE received Tor the Spring trade of 1850, a
III truly magnificent assortment ot SHAWLs,
SILK Goops, &c, which is submitted to the pub
lie for approval.
CAsHMERE LoSG and SQUA.V SHAwL'-
PLAIN EMBRoIDtRED and DANAsK FIGURED
GRAPE SHAwLs BAY STATE IonG and
SQUARE SHAwLs---BLAcK SILK SHAwLs,---
or, To sum up the catalogue, etry h'nd u NhduIs,
Rich aud Elegant, ,-t tommon and Substantial,
Low Priced and Expensive.
Black aud Fancy Colored Silks Tor Dresses, III
the same unlimi'cd variety of styles and Qualities
Camceon Satin de Chimes and French Satins'
Canton and India Silks and Shaws.
Crane and Cashmere Mantcs and Scarf.
French Sacks, N,-itos and Mantlllas, IN true
Pals STYLES, and Rich Silks in suitable widths lor
all these articles.
Mourning Shawls an Silk Goods Of all kinds.
Also, fine Bombayines and Aipaccas. -" Idle
silk Nclycts Tor Nistes and Shawls.
Each Steamer aud Packet from Liverpoo' or
IIayrc adds something new To our assortment,
Leepng il ever fresh aud attractive. Al fmcha.
.ers (,nciuiing The Lad'es en mass,,) are assured
of our intention To present at all tunes the Best
Goods--.tiie Largest Nariety---and at UNIFORM Low
Prices.
JEWETT 4 PRESCOTT,
No. 2 MILK SrREEr,
A Few steps from Washington St, BO"1oN'
Natq is3n
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DEATH OF Mrs. OsGooD, THE PorTFss. -
We regret to learn that Mrs. Francis S.
Osguod, one of Americas sweetest poet
esses, died yesterday, at the residence of
her husband, in Twenty Second street,
who, with two beautiful daughters, and a
large circle OF friends, will deeply deplore
the event. Her disease, we understand,
was consumption. She was the wife of
Mr.. S. S. Osgood, the celebrated portrait
painter - Mirror.
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TO MARY.
Urlftfn W long time aen -

'" s""S ""e "s"'
wish | had caskst, love, ofewes rich and rare
Ia twine wreath Of diamonds mid the clusters
Of thy hal
And where thy soft and swankc neck il kissed ly
floating curls
I'd tie, to foil its purity, string Of orient pearls.
The sapphire and the emerald, where rainbow
beauty fingers,
I'D set in hoops Of beamy gold 10 deck thy fairy
fingers;
And, on thy smoothly 'culptured arm, just o'er thy
snowy wrist,
Should glitter, from its woven band the rosy am-
ethyst.
But I'D choose of all my jewels, Love, the richest
and the best,
To gleam in solitary pride, upon thy virgin breast
And then around thy slender waist, I'D clasp the
sparkling sheen
OF gems, which might have gttered on the ces-
tus of Loves queen.
Yet, Mary, would thy clear blue eye, amid this
wealth of light,
Appear less mildly beautiful, or shine less purely
bright
oh no the ocean cavern and the undiscovered
mine,
Contain no gem whose starry glance is loveler
than thine. P b.
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WAsmrSeros, Monday, May l3.--There IS
to be change IN the editors Of the Rcpub,
lie Allen A. Hall taking the place Of
Buliu g. Sargent. The announcement
will be made tomorrow. The cause Of this
separation is a difference in the Cabinet.
aud disagreement, on the Presidents poll
cy. | his change has been under dcbera-
ton for weeks. NiAToR.
The above is dispatch to the Evening
Journal. Mr.. Hall is the Assistant Sccre-
,ary Of the Treasury. lie was formerly
editor of the Nashville. (Tornessee) Wing
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.iftfEss nlarine Intelligence. aa|
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, May 3.
Schrs. iantic, Brghtnan, Fall River; Sem-
tor, Guiliord, Westpot NNork John =. Collins,
Miller, FRiver Virginia.
Sips. Tiber, Frazier, Fishing; Agent Hayes,
Blsland Prov; Star, Penny, Southampton,
THURSDAY, May 10.
Schrs Shamrock, Lobie, Gloucester, fishing;
Matilda, Chlsee, Cohassct, do; Rebecca, James,
do, do; Marga ct, Shelley, Iiarwich, do, Gen
tile, Stoddard, bingham, do; Lumbard, Baxter,
Hyanni., do; Nespcr, Bugbce, n. Bedford, Nor
folk II. Gibbs, Brown, \. York, New Bedford;
Lucda, Whttemorc, Machias, \. York.
FRIDAY, May TO-
Schr T.. Townsend, Wheeler, Philadelphia.
SUNDAY, May ~.
Bark Byron, Upshur, Prov, ~ York.
Schrs Caroline, Brightman, Fall River, Hart
ford; Colchester, Jcrvis, Prov, n. York Ma
tilda, Kelsep, fishing Myra Siers Lang do Po-
cumtuck, Lincoln, do; Gazclla, Perry, do; Ris-
ing sun, Prsby, Taunton, Pha; Harp, Wait,
Baltimore, Prov; President Jones, Norfolk, for
orders; Henry Cotton, Addison, New York
Charles, Dodge, Bangor, \. Haven; Juno, Yea
zie, do, do; Pensacola, Coomes, do, do; Hannah
< Abigail, Crane, Camden, Norfolk; Spy, Tay-
lor, Pawtuxet, fishing; Justice, Gardner, Somcr-
set, Bay River, n. c.; RoNbury, Sears, Boston,
n. York; Ariel, Small Boston, Albany; Eliza
beth Davidson, Kelly, Boston, Phila; Ann Eliza
Cake, Endicot, Phila; Harmony, Small, Cohas-
set, fishing; Time. Edwards, Prov, Suffolk, Va;
Norma, Howell, Prov, Tappcrhanock; Elisha
Brooks, ilinkley, n. Bedford, n. York.
MONDAY, MAY l3.
Schrs Sarah f. Rowland, Rowland, Proyi-
dcncc, n. York; Roscius, French, Taunton, n.
York: David Crockett, Snow, y. Bedford, Hart
ford; Eagle, Bates, Cohassct, fishing; Palas,
Haskell, Rockport, Rappahannock Ontario, Hos
mcr, Camden, Norfolk; Joseph, Rogers, New
buryport, PhiIa; Grace Caroline, Wright, Bris-
tol, Pa, New Bedford; October, Dyer, Boston,
Phi'a; Mary, Ellrdge, Provncctown, n. York.
Sloops Agent, Hays, Prov, n York; Radiant,
DAYTON, do, do; Index, Bumpus, New Bedford, do;
Rising SUM- Preshy, Taunton, do Pioneer, Grif-
fin, ~ kingston do; Laura, Pratt, Nantubkct,
Mill Stone point; Native, Davis, Prov; Mary
Elizabeth, Davis, do; Washington, Ilawc-, South
Kingston; Pilot Boat Hornet, landeIs, fin "a cruise
on cruise.
TUESDAY, May H.
Brig Enoch Pratt ). Hall, +. River, TaPpanhan-
mk.
Schr Brilliant, Eldrcdgc, Sagharbour, Fishing;
Lewis Clark, Nankirk, Phila, +, River.
sloop Reply Hubbard, Southport; Star, Phin-
ncy, Flanders Resolution, Baker, \. Kingston.
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TIE UNION
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Concord, n. II.

CoScoRD, n. H.
THIS Company was chartered IN June, 1878,
i and went into operation IN October following:
since which, il has issued 36i5 Policies, covering
by Insurance more than two and half millions OF
property. The whole amount of property nov at
risk is S2,l57 900.
The aggregate Capital Of the Company amounts
to S25O,OOO.
In accordance with the provisions Of their Thar
ter, the Directors have divided the property at
risk into the following Four CLAssEs-cach be-
ing liable for It's own losses.
THE FARMERS CLASS, which msurcs for
six years, j. composed entirely of Farmers prop
erty, on which they have now insured Sis6.OOO.
VILLAGE CLASS, insrres safe property in
Towns and Villages, such Dwelling Houses,
their contents out buildings, &c, for sin years..
The amount now at risk IN this class Is -6O5 900.
MERCANTILE CLASS, nsurcs for three
years and is constituted of Stores, Merchandise,
Public Houses, Churches, Printing Offices, &c.
The amount of property now at risk in this class
is t-756, 900.
MANUFACTURERS CLASS. This Glass
is composed of mos; kinds Of hazardous property,
with the exception of steam rishs--in which the
amount insured is S6lOO 900.
The Company have, thus far, been very iortu-
nate; the whole aggregate of losses in lie three
first classes combined, does not amou.t to 5000
SINCE the Company went into operation They
are now, and have been for several MOI thl past,
issuing at the rate of 5000 Policies per 'im.--
Their capital is consequently rapidly increasing,
and the Directors with confidence commend the
Company To the public, as medium of Insurance
founded upon the most equitable principles aud
prnmi.ing the most favorable results.
The above report ma, the first ui January,
since which time, a large number of Policic. have
been issued.
DTRECTDRS.-J. \. Potter, Asa Fowler
\. =. Chandler, r. J.. Trcadwcll, 4. Baker, John
Gass, y. u. Baker, Zrnas Clement, 4. Bean, u.
w Sanborn, George Porter, Cyrus Barton, Asa
Mcfarland, u. 4. Page.
J. A. POTTER, President.
J. T.. LASG, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS, Agent Office at the Ijm,d
States Hotoi, Newport, and - Westminster street,
! Providence.
/ NB MIR Adams will he at his Office IN New
port, Tuesday and "Wednesday Of each week.
n Mal20 d&w3m
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THuRsDAY. NAV q.

THURsDAY, Nayg.
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, % p.irs
Working Oxen, 81 Cows aud Calves, 800 Sheep,
200 Lambs. and 5000 Swine.
Prices-Becf Ca,tc-ESua $3.50 lst quality
SO. 2d do 1913; 81 do SAD.
Working ONen-S75, 80, 20, ITO.
Cows aud Calves-Sl7, IL, %, 25, 30, -, 40.
sheep and Lambs-S2,'5, 3, I, ). One lot Of
20 sold al - each. One lot of Lambs, 81 IN
number. very large ior this season Of the year sold
ior 50 each.
SWING LAS i-4c; retail 5a6c.
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MEMORANDA,

At Falkland Islands, Jan. 2l, schr. Alexander,
Dennis, from this port for San Francisco.
Arrived at Havana, 23d ult., brig Cardiff, Mel
vile. Arrived 27, bark Charles Devcn., Bailey,
New York.
Sailed from Havana, 2Sth ut., schr. Midas,
Gardner, this port. Sailed May ], brig Conf
uence, Babcock, Jaruco.
Brig Annawon, Amy, at Sierra Morcna, h'g.
Cleared from Philadelphia, sth schr Shenan-
doah, Young, this port.
At Sydney, n. ). W., ship Mechanic, Potter,
of this port dscharging.
Arrived at Richmond, 9th, schr. George Engs,
Smart, from Attakapas.
Arrived at Savannah, ith, Schr. Midas, Gard
ncr, Havana.
Cleared at Wilmington, n. C., ith, Brig Ellen
HAYDEN, Smith, Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

The Laws UNCERTAINTy.-A Mr..
Corning recovered a verdict of SO, 600
against the Connecticut River Railroad
Con pany, about year ago, for injuries
sustained by him but the company
thinking the verdict an exorbltant one,
appealed and obtained a new trial
The case has jus, been tried again, and
the Jury have rendered another verdict
of I'D 900 dollars.
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!1' Among the Highlanders of Scot
land there is a current belief tat the
cross of Christ's cruc lixion was fash
ioned from the aspen wood and the
now continual quivering of the leaves
of this species of poplar, dates from
that day of agony and of hope.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

ALL THAT WAS LErT.--Crebillon
was asked why he had adopted the ter
rible in his writings. " had no
choice" replied he " Corneille had
D. ssessed himself of heaven, Racine
Of earth and as nothing was left but
hell, threw myself into it in desper-
ation."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

A lawyer in Que of our courts com
menced defence as follows. - May 1t
please your honor the Dclugc has pass
ed over the earth-the Ark has rested
upon the mountain, and the Rainbow of
Justice shines as beautifully on my col
ored client as it does upon any in the
coult, including the jury"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

A western editor requests those OF
his subscribers who owe him for mere
than six years subscription, To send
him lock of their hair, so that he will
know they are living.
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New YoRK, Nav l2,

The trial of One-Eyed Thompson was
terminated last evening at o'clock, by a
verdict Of acquit,al. He was remanded TO
prison as there are two more indictments
apains, him for passing counterfeit, money.
He would probably have been convicted
were it not for The Infamous character of
the witnesses brought against HIM. As it
is, ssme strange developements have been
made against individuals who have hl'her-
TO moved in good cilcles.
Hon. Daniel Webster left our city last
evening on his return to Washington. =
During his stay he hs received the most
marked approvals of his recent indePend-
ent course in the councils of the nation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

GA would-be prophet down South
said lately in one of his sermons, that
he was sent to redeem the world and
all things therein Whereupon a ma
tive pulled out two five dollar bills on
a broken bank, and asked him to fork
over the specie for them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

v'llE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
i keeps constantly on hand. the largest assoft-
ment of Musical Instruments. Of every description,
in the United States. Also, Bronze Powder, Of
all colors and qualities, of the beet German manu-
facure; Dutch Metal; Florence Loaf Gold, and
Ultra -marinc Blue. and which he will sell ON
sonable terms. Stprckecpcrs are requested to call
AMI examine his large assortment, beioie purchas-
inr elsewhere. EDWARD BAACK,
Mu2l - Fulton street, Nso York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

o.. Illustrated with cuts, said a
young urchin, as he drew his pocket knife
across the leaves of his grammei.
/" illustrated with cuts, reiterated the
schoomaster, as he drew his cane across the
back of the young urchln.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

a1-The U. S. District Court, Judge Pit
man, met in this town yesterday afternoon ;
it was in session but shor, lilhe, as there
was no business ready for trial on the Dock
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LANCASTER GINGuAMs.

HANING made arrangements with the Manu-
II cturcrs of Lancaster Ginghams, to bc sup
ulicd with an their Ndr Styles, soon Ms they
a,e made. we shall have constantly on hand
rutt assortment. We have just opened several
cases. and would cal the attention Of the public To
them when 1t is considered that they are made
for DURABILITY, the colors WARRANTED PR
rrcrLY FAST, and sold at so iow price, we be-
lieve II will be found that no article Of DIRE : :
GOODS is so chrap to the purchaser.
DANIEL h co.
No 2to Washington Street, BosTo',
Marc SIN
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MARRIED..

In this town. on "wednesday, by the Rev. Mr.
Dumont, Rev, Thatcher Thayer, and Miss Eliza
D'wolf Vernon, daughter OF William Vernon,
Esq.
In Pawtuckc,, Both inst, Mr.. John Jackson 70
Mis- Cathsrin. Noicn. 10th n fswtucke'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16

70 The reason an old lady gave
for disbelieving her son had been
drinking on certain evening, was,
because he was so very dry the next
morning.
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VISTA RS Balls A NJ

1T THE SOUTH.
One of our agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent
us the following letter, with permission to publish
the same.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
ATHENS, August "a, 1916
Dear Sir:--IIaving been afflicted for more Than
ten months with Chronic Inflammation of the
Lungs at times very severely, and having adopted
many u edcines without any hut Temporary r,hei,
| purchased about thre bottles OF Nistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, from the effects of which
obtained more relief than from all the medicines
had ever taken for that distressing disorder have
by the repeated use of this valuable Balsam, been
more free from pressure for breath aud oppression
on the lungs than had anticipated land, indeed,
conceive that will be cured by continuing its use.
of this most dishearlening malady. | do most
cheerulIy tender YOU this acknow ledgement, which
you will use your judgment dictates.
RODNEY BURKE.
Waynsborough, Burke Co., Georgia.
None is genuine unless signed L. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent for New
mort, Mar2S
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.@..s,yss Al reduced prices, large qusnti-
.sSffss 80 tty OF Young Ounce Trees Silver
U&& Leaf Ash. Of various sizes; White
Ash Peach Pums locusts
-~z-k---- Grape Vines; Sweet Brier; IA
parag, Roots, Sc Also, few bushels Of Pota-
toes ior seed, raised from the balls. .
GEORGE W CARR.
J,ns,,,w,. IA mo Ilth. 1850 matlt
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Guardians NOTICE.

V'HE undersigned, having been 'egally appointed
i Guardian Of CHARLES DURFEE, of liver
ton "A minor over IL and under 81 years Of age,
requests all persons having demands against his
said ward to present them, and those indebted 20
make immediate payment. ..
CLARK ESTES.
Tiverton, Nav l6. CIV
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WARS THE PRicE.-In a certain
town no, more than fifty miles from Dos
ton, as a clergyman was holding forth
in his usual drowsy manner, one OF the
deacons, probably Influenced by the mar
cotic qualities ofthc discourse, fell into
a doze.
The preachc.' happening to use the
words" what is the price Of earthly
pleasures "
The good deacon, who kept small
store, thinking the inquiry was respect
ing some kind Of merchandise answer
ed,
seven.and-sixpence a dozcn."l
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1T The Court of Common Pleas COM
mences lis May session in this town on
Tuesday next.
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4 COUNTRY SEAT ON RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.

The well known residence of the late George
Irish, Esq, containing 81 acres, with barn and
other buildings, situated one and a hall mIlcs from
the compact part of Newport, on the road to Fro
yidcncc and Boston. There is an orchard ot
IL Acres of the choicest fruit trees ~ good order
The Farm is we'll fenced with stone wall, has
brook running through it. The situation Is one oi
the best ON the Island, on high ground, and the
Ocean aud BAY can bc seen from the lower win
dows. There is sufficient front ON the road to
accommodate three houses, and have sufficient
room Tor each. II will bc sold in such portions
as purchasers may wish
ALSO,
The Farm cast Of the above now occupied by
J j. smith. containing i03 Acrc-, well walled,
with good House. oft buildings and young
Orchard in bearing condition, ind well wattrc'',
and IN every way y desirable situation. For terms
appl, to either ol the subscribers who have plan
ui the farm.
GEORGE |. BAILEY, rvoo.,.
GEORGE BOWEN,
AprI7 Am
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An honest dame, in the town Of,
standing beside the corpse of her de-
ceased husband, bewailing in piteous
tones his untimely departure, observed,
"Its a pity he's dead, for his teeth are
as good as they ever were"
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The streets oi Fall River, !, IL stated.
srs to be lsh,cd With gas
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,

- ASAS So&Wh
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising from disordercd Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
fullness, or Blood To the Head Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor Food,
fullness, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Erneta-
lions, Sinking or Flutlerng al the pit Of the Sto-
mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, Fluttering AT the Heart, Choking
on Sulocaliug sensations when in ying posture,
Dinness of Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight,
Fever and dali pain in the Head, Deficiency Oh
Precipitation. Yellowness Of the skin and Eyes,
Pain IN the Side, Back Chest, limbs, &c, sud
den Flushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Con-
stant lnaginngs of Evil, and great depression #
Spirits can be e1eclually cured by
DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
Prepared by
DR.. c. w. JACKSON,
Ar TnE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
l20 Arch !SHea, PLlad.lyaaa.
Their power over the above diseases is not cx-
celled--- equalled--by any other preparation in
the United States, the cures attest, many ca
ses after skiu physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of inya-
lids Possessing great virtues IN the rectilicaton
OF diseases ot the LAYER and lesser glands, cNer-
cising the mos, searching powers in Weakness and
affections of the digestive organs, they are witha,
safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Chas Robinson, Esq, Easton, Md, in a letter
10 Dr. jackson, January 9, 1850, said--
"My wife and myself have received more bene-
fit from your medicine than any other We have ev-
er taken for the Dyspepsia and Liver disease"
"The Tenth Legion" published at Woodstock
Va, January TO- 1850, said---
a GREAT MEDICINE"
"We have uniformly reirained from recommend
ing to the public any Of the various Patent Medi.
cines Of the day, unless thoroughly convinced of
their value. Among those consider worthy of
notice is the German Bnas, invented by DIR.
Hooiland, and prepared by Dr. Jackson, in Phila-
delphia. One instance in particular, in which the
superior virtues Of this medicine has been tested,
has fallen under our observation. During the last
summer, a son of Mr.. Abraham Crabill, Of this
county, was very seriously afflicted with Liver
Complaint, and after trying in vain various reme-
dies, he purchased bottle of the Bttcrs, and after
using it, was much relieved of his distressing
malady that he procured another bottle and is re-
STORED entrply ia hpnlth -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-16
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