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DR.. Leidy's
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.


THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURER
BECAUSE they safer, better and eflicacious
100000 BOXES
have been sold annually for the last five years
YOUNG AND OLD, MILE AND FEMALE
always take them with equal safety, without fear.
IF PILLS BE NECESSARY
for puging and cleansing the stomach and bowels, and
purifying the blood and fluids of the body take other
for other pills produce those combined effects,
tain sarsaparilla i'll them
Eat, drink and live as usual,
and pursue yoar usual occupation whilst taking them,
without fear of taking cold, during all kinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wagered that genuine certificates from physi-
clans, cergymen, members of and respectable
czens) produced of their efficacy than of 9th
and box will do good than two boxes OF any
others.
Forty Pills are in Box!
and sold at Tc nty-F ne ms Bor, with directions,
and much wholesome advice accompanying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,
THEY IRE GOOD At ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common to mankind
No one having once taken them will be willing after
wards take Others, because they always do good
and it they do not then no Others will.
N. B. LeIDY THE PR0PRlE TOR g. MANUF AC T URER
regular Druggist Chemist and PLY scan of Is years
experience Philadelphia graduate of the University OF
Pennsy lvania member of different Medical Institutions
of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, amore &c, and
and corresponding member of several Medical
Institutions i'll London and Paris, &c.
1 = Principal depot, DIR LEIDY's DIsPENsARY No. ia
North Fourth ST. Philadelpha-and sold wholesale and
retail by
A c. PAGE Agent, Bath-Durgn q Co. Portland
Dillingham; a Tcomb. Augusta-Aex Warren, Kenne-
buuk-S Page a CO. Halowell-A & Carter Son, Port
land-and by Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
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Stoves. Stoves!!
New Furniture Store!

Opposite Sagadahoek Ferry. Hodgkins Wharf
!. B. HUDSON,
ENTENDSkeepinsa II kinds o + usefu article
IL in the furniture line, snch as Bureaus, Beds
steads. Feathers, Chairs, Tables, Sc sc.
Furniture Painting done good style. inany
color, and work repaired ard vanished All
favorsthankfull!rece ivedand promptly execut-
ed.
Bath Nov. 2,lS4S. 10
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Notice!
TAXES !! !!

NOTICE is hereby gwen that by vote of the CITY
~ Council all persons who voluntarily paw their taxes
within thirty days of this date, eight per cent in so DAYS
six per will be discoed paid in three months
they Will be sued. AMMl X. MITCHELL,
Treas. and Collector.
n b. The Treasurers Office will open every week
day afternoon, from to "a o'clock.
Bath June 81, 1850. IF
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DY RS
WASHING FLUID,
The greatest Labor Saring Article get
discovered

d Y its use, washing machines and hard rubbing
IL entirely dispensed with, and onehalf of the la
borrequired t. do the washing of a family.
The Fluid is a chemical compound, OF sufficient
strength 10 extract all foreign substances from the CLOTH
by simply boiling small quantity oft with the clothes,
and without the slightest inuy the delicate fab
rIc. Try H. and iii does prove satisfactory, the
money will be refunded
Sold al % cents per bottle, or so cts per gallon.
Dyer's BIueing Fluid,
used in connection with the Washing. Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid. every family will be delighted with
Is cheaper and more convenient than the indigo bag,
andtew superior.
Sold AT 25 cents per bottle
Also above. the
EXCELSIOR STARCH,
the best article manufactured put up pound packages
expressly for family use Being entirely free from all
specks. hlsarlcie may be used with the utmost con-
hdence in preparing the finest musns and linens 1t is
wholly unnecessary 10 use Starch Polish or >Permacet
II produces fine polish without cumming up, or in
jurinc the fabric.
Sold al 121s cents per h.
N. b. Beware OF injurious counterfeits and imiia
tons
For sale at the City Market by
4ml0 A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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Never SILVER

WITH an OH Shdri on, when you can buy first rate
w Long or Square ShaWl for very Ii tie money, at
Oct rs, 1850 10 OWEN & CO.
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CrOekcry, Glass and China Ware,

lust received China Hall extensive assortment
u OF rockery. Glass and China Ware, and will be sold
at gred, Bargains.
If 10 $. w. HEATH Co.
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MOusIin de LANES.

T The Auction Store Of Gwen & Co, received Il
II morning, and for sale cheaper than ever
July 81 OWEN & CO.
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New Fall Goods

DRINTS, Mohar Goods new and beautiful STYLES. n,
l. the Auction Room. OWEN Il Co
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Cranberries, ounces,

CHOICE Apples, Marrow Squash, Onions, Sweet Pota-
toes Cabbage, Turnips, &c, for sale the City Mar
ket by % A C PAGE.
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Strike while the Iron is Hot.

GALL. and buy your Goods while you can have large
~ lot to select from, which is opening the Auction
Store of 10 OWEN co
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'NHE subscriber is opening this morning large ar
complete assortment Of seasonable Dry Goods nm
will sell The same al AUCTION prices.
Oct ), 1850 16 H. w. OWEN
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Children'S Hats and Cans.

EARNSWORTH X BROOKS have This day re-
L ceived from New York, ID fine assortment OF new
style Chldren's and Infants HATS and CAPS, which
will he solb low
Bath, Aug II. 1850.
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W,itten on rtading Mrs. H mans " En- glands Deaf.
Go, stranger track the deep
Free, free the white sail spread;
Waves may not foam, nor wild wind sweep,
Where rest not Englands dead.-HEMANs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

4 WnIrE NEcno.---Thc North Car
Gilman tells a story Of slave, who has
gradually become white. The change
is supposed to have been caused by
IN, bite cf 4 ratllc-snakc, which oc-
CURED come ten or dozen years
since. lie was formerly as black as an
African, and shows no sign ofthc neg
70 excep, the links in his hair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

FuDGE "A letter writer from Wash
lng,on says
Some m-,nbers ol The Alabama dele
Cation say that they nsidcrihemsclves
instructed TO leave their seats even in
,hc event Of the passage Of Mr. Roots
resolution.
Well, let them try it. The people
would soon send others there, who
void not deser, their posts. Leave
their seats indeed The Alabama men,
bers are not so yerdant. They labored
too hard too get there to give itup 50.
--.'loJilc Adr.
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PLANTING AND BUILDING. !, was
lie very jus, remark of an eminent au.
thor "The work Of the person who
bailds begins Immediately to decay;
while the works Of him who plants COM
mence Immediately to improve" Lord
Bacon also remarked when nations
arrive at civility and elegance. men
come to build stately sooner than 10
garden finely, as if gardening were the
greater perfection"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

Lone PENr Up FIRE.-The last ST.
Louis Republican says While the
workmrn were yesterday engaged in
removing the. rubbish from the cellar ci
the building occupied by Messrs Mech
4 Lorlng, previous to the fire in May
last, they discovered mass of paper
somc feet under the surface, which was
on fire. AS soon as the air penetrated
'he mass, 1t bluzed up freely, having
retained fire since tie Eth Of May
last, period Of nearly eight months.
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A CHINESE CANAL. In 1895 there
was opened in Cochln-China, a canal
twenty three miles long, eight feet wi'c
anl twelve f'et deep. 1t was begun
AMI finished in six weeks although cart
iied through large forests and over
extensive marshes. 90, 900 men worked
upon i, day aud night, and IT is stated
hat.eyen thousand died Of fati ,ue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

i thought it was Califbrney that was
trying to get in ;" said Mrs. Part'ngton
as she read the last ballotings for clerk,
in the House of Representatives, "but
seems it's Mr. Forncy, But 'spose
its ANONYMOUS to the same thing; they
We only dropped the proviso.'
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INTERNAL ULCERS.

This cure Is triumph the skill Of the beH pAvs
e,ons in the city OF Philadelphia and Is POSITIVE ppoov
that internal ulcers be cured rs easily ms external
when BRANrs PURIFYING EXTRACT il used Mr jobs
H'pburn, one on the most respectable gentlemen IN
tr6urr, CayHgd Co.. " y, informed us la Oct lslI
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuREs or
ULCERS so situated Internally ms TO allow of AN cxamin-
alton and thus furnish positive proof of the fact and Of
their location Tie said that he had spent one Yea, In
Phad,phd under the professional advice Of the best
physicians end Was Obliged 10 return to Auburn with
out cure or help when DR. T. w. Hunt drur4ist 81
Auburn ADVISED him 10 try BranfJ Pwifyt.g Extract
and The use OF anynn Lnra nL N .G..LaA
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A CusIosIrY.-It is said that Bar
mum is at presen, in full chas: after
chap who helped his wife at a steam
boat table, in preference to another
lady who sat near him. lie is consider
cd III, greatest curiosity now extant.
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DYSPEPSlA-SOUR STOMACH CURRp.

For saie 'yC. .. q. HAZARD, No u
port John w. Deerh, Bristol =. A.
l''scol' warren. Z g Brown, Eir.
Gfecn"'c 90 ivcr Bake WEXFORD, Briggv
sIencer' Washington Village. # T.. Tsy.
lor Kingston. Iorn Allen g,,rds Ira,
Works n Palmci {. CO Wrs,r,ly f.
pouog Wexford And by A,cn,s !, Al,
ar, of th,Sit,
All lttc -@rul,-k = MT h,,d lrcsss,,
WALL = l'j3'tlV. Yrk.
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Farm to Let.

TtIE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate
Il man, containing about ~ acres of excel
lent land, with a privilege OF Sea Weed and
the right OF selling stones and gravel a
large and cornmodiuus dwelling house, whith
will accommodate 40 borders, n small b use
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
c0tking two large barns and crib with oil
o'hr ou, buildings For terms apply TO
THOMAS J. PECkHAM
NoVl<tf
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INOrIART BOTTLES.


For the removal and psrnauent cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state OF the
blood or habit of the system, viz
ScrJfulI or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsti-
nate CutaueouS ETupiors PImplrS, a
Pu,tslcs oh the Face, Blotches Biles, Chro.
nic Sore Eyes, Ring " urm OF Teuer,
Scald Hoa |, enlarLem~nt and PAIN OF the
d mes aud joins, Stubborn UIrers, svp-
hlllic symptoms, Scla'ica, "r Lumbsgo; and
di.raSes arising f ON nm injuIici u, use of
Mercury, Acltiles OF Drop>v,cNposure or i'm
prudence in lite also, Crronic Consitu.
tional Dis rders etc.
his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and esarli>hed reputation wherever II
has ben used, hascG 'nurely on IT. own
merits, whi.h its supri prtliracy has alone
sustained. The unfortunate victim Of hrrrd-
tlTy disease. with swollen ands, contract
ed slnews ani bones hlIi carious, has heen
restored to health and yigor Tn, Scroiulous
patient, coyc,cd with ulcers, Ioa ahsIme TO
himself and hi attendant, has been made
whole. Hundreds OF persons, who had
g oancd hop,le,>ly toryeors under cuta rcnus
and glanduar dlSor icrs hronic rheuml,ism
aud many other complaints >prlhg NJ from n
deTaugensnl of the seer, i've o raLs aud tho
u. culdtlon have been IA srd as II were ircm
the ratk of disease, ami now, with geg'nCr-
aIed constitutions, gladi, t+>ti y 10 The etlica-
cy of lhls Iuestudb.c preparation. The tcS-
tlmony OF those VINO have been cured h, its
us, with their resi- ieuc,s, IA. teen publish
ed from time to time; aud ~eIc II dc>I able, ,
a mas of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought Forward. proving moot con.
cusivHy il, iucstimab!e value. The ifllct
cd and those who have not used this medi-
cl g, are invited 10 make a trial of lis virtues,
and appropriate to them elves the benefits
which Il alone c1n hest"w
'TRvrH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION
The at entIOu OF tho reader is called to the
following astonishing cure, effected hy the
use OF Sands Sars IpariIla.
Thisis 20 certify that have a co'oycd wo-
man who has been afflicted for the last five
years with Scroiula, and all .h. RENE dies |
used had no effect la arre>liDg the progress
,fthe complaint; on the cruirarv, sYe co.-
Stantly grew wprse-a ait T expcnling be-
tween $40 aud $50 with p yslclanS besides
using uthar pUpu lar rcmc les without success
ill the disease had eaten away the cartilage
Of her nose, made lis APPEARANCE on tariou,
part. of her body, and hal finally cormenced
It's ravaIeS IN the roof OF he mIujh.
In this eadful situation, with the pros.
pcct of death staring her IN the face Sls;,d
hercase to Dr Di,o>way, the agent tor Sand
SarsiIsrilla in Newbcln, y G., ty whom
was advised 10 use thai aruclc; aud to my
surprise and that Of my ne !hbor., TO " hon,
her cas-. was known, after us ing four AM q
hsfbJttcs she was restored TO perlec, hea tn
and that in the space ofthrce eeks and va.
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commenc d taking it.
JOSEPH McCOITER, ,JP.
Mou of Neuse River, Craven Co, n e
K k, III AZARD t,r N.Wtnft
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Severe Deafness Cured.

The following an extract fom letter lately recsvss
from distinguished ply, y,ican in the state Of virginia
a H. Crsprir, VI. D. IDear Sir one 81 my patient,
unknown tn re. obtained your Gairdmr BsH and Ncrk
isee with the Ndsn,le thnd for serious affection of
Deafness The was that Of lsdy whose Seryou,
system vss much d,ordsfed. ard her general health
poor Much was done previously to ih. application Of tho
Belt but with very little success and feel IL only right
n tell you. that since she commenced wearing the Eel
and using the Fluid, hut few weeks ego she h@
ENTIRELY RECON Erred ilR HEARING sud hei
general health IL better than for several years"
CJ- Every case oi DeuineN f 1t he Nervous 70 u
centrally H. eau he curld by this wonderful remedy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

A cLA,r to fasien the bed clothes 10
the bedsiead, and keep restless husbands
from " kicking the kiver off, their
spouses, &c, has been invented in New
York.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERs.

AsrosisniNd AND MOST w0HpFRFrt CuRt-ca.s
Esra hnapp, Of No. 81 Willow st. Brooklyn N Y
one of the most respectable citizens in the c,v v.s
afflicted nvc years with Scroiulous Eryspeas Of bott
legs rom the knees ~ the feet, which infamed ana
.weedio prodirous size. aud liberated Large deem
ulcers apparuuy large enough run finger in cn,no
into t"m which discharged daily nm almost ncredble
quantity ol mhturstcd substance He hnd had the
al ce ana attendance o several Of the most skilf
physcinns and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efectng n cure and was told bv
one o Two o his physicians that the ulcers In his leys
would rHa htEI oG isfo's ioag. BRAsT's PvRtyyIse
EXTRACT has cured these ulccrn,ed aud nfsned legs
20 'hn, now they are entirely healed up and he onov,
4 l.a.f.I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

The man who threatens the world
rs always ridiculous for this world can
60 on easily without him, and in shor,
time will cease 10 miss him.
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FITS AND coNyulsIoNs.

These slarming and terrible complaint, are ALWAYS
eaused BY a d,ydnssmsnt Of N, Nerves The BiLt
bRis'Ltrs aHD FItIp will euss nearly s'erv esss
ID. c. MoREEAD, N ID General agsn
he Un,todStatcs
~! Broadway, New York
u X lliIARD Agcnt Tor Ncwror,
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OAK HAIL, Bo.ToS.-A stranger in
Boston will a,u-ally desire to see this
m ammoth establishment, and by so doing
lie can examine one OF the most durable
stocks Of rcady-nade clothing ever made,
and sold at prices which admit Of 10 COM
petition.
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The friendship Of some people is like
our shadow keeping close While We
walk IN tic sunshine, but deserving US
lie moment ,e ehtcr the shade.
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WJTl CU

I'liE subscriber having moved hl. Soap
l. aud Candle establishment from the stone
building on Broad street, 10 tie building on
Sheiman street, formerly the old meeting
house, fitted aud used tor a short time nd
Soap house. by SANFORD Fell. where he
has on hand hard and soft Sosp, mould and
dipped Candles ofequal qualify to any made
IN me Stale or elsewhere. hll Siofrke.p.
ers furnished ~ the lowest prices and sent
10 them free OF expense.
sILAs WARD
NovIf dSvif
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

it IS only necessary to grow old, to
b come mo:e indulgent ! see no fault
committed thatl have not committed
myselC-Goefhc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

TnrRr is an Editor out West who
hssio have his bouts tapped weekly
he wears them out so fast in kicking
the loafers out ofhis ofiice.
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Tic Dolorsux and Neuralgia,

Theg t->Si S' gonying comrain,s arc ir-,.
daisiy reitrs- - ne application of the GAivartc Bfr
NtcEL,cr hum The Belt dhuscs the tlectfi.iiv
through the system the Necklace has loc u effect
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected nerves in
these distressing Affections the Duplication NEyLE
FAILS
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LUNGS aLED EgusT DIE!

Mr.. T. $ TERRY, merchant byron, GeHcsee county, ~ Y.
wrote, August =. 1879; "BRANTS MEDICINE il doing
wonders here II las cured man Of Consumption that all
the physicians had said must die. When he commenced
takng Bruu's Medicine lie could not his hand TO
his head he h at the iurg and every symptom seemed
indicate that hc die; but astonishing to ALL he 10
able 10 labor md rdes all l" Ny. He used
only fre bottle. II Ia Bso cured young lady OF Con-
'unpon IN Orleans county, which her father says no doetv
so'dd cUsn
Mr.. MILLER, merchant Of the place has sef1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
NEW BOOKS.

GHIRLEY, tale by the author Of Jane
y Eyre. Trap TO Catch a SUNBEAM. by
tie author oi Old jol lie. \ Merry Chnsi.
MAJ, etc oic. Hume : History Of England
4th vol. Bostun edition. The Power of the
sodl over the BODY considered in Rclatisn
10 the Health aud Morals, by George Moore
NJ ID. For sale by
dec 6 JAMES HAMMOND
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Nv hat makes vour face so red p
"Pm sun Of temperance,
Indeed ! thought the Sons drank
nothing but water"
I'm general, they don't but YOU sec
I'm a S:rni"g and SHINING EgM."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

CoNrNpRuMs.-Wby is fy tall.
or than any person IN the room
Because he stands over six feet without
stockings.
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Was believed past Cure !

Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH merchant, Collin, Centre
Erie Co.. ~ L., January lG. l9ia, enid "Your BkANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANTS PU-
HFYlNG EXTRACT urc nearly all sold, and want i'm
mediatey another ,ur y, for hey eel rapidly and
gre better SJ9Sii5R than n e other med cincs have
for sale The Pulmonary BaGs hus raised lady hero
from bed Of dangerous and severe tiekness which al
the doctors had given MP ts lSCCEAELE. They said
trih torsgmpi0H of he Lungs. After all ha
pronounced tie HOPELESS. she commenced taking
KH iAIlN HIIN iI-nnI n l 4 ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07

Leisure is avery pleasan, garment to
look al, out II is Il very bad one to wear,
The ruin of millions may be traced to
II.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GhLVANIC BRACEIETS

Are found Of vast service in of Conyul.on Fs
Spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous Affections of
the Head and upper exremiues Also in Palsy and rora
and all diseases caused by deficiency of pow st
or Nervous Energy ~ the limb, or other organs Of us
body
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
a DOCTOR CURED!

m w FRENCH, Of Iillsddl., Hlsdtie county, MioAs
q,n about the st OF January 1919, wrote ms follows; 81
nave ecn in the regular practice Of redcnr IA this place
FOR nine vcnrs tut ohi ed quit the practice OF my
rrussiGn in consequence of m heath was 80 severely
AN c'ri ,yh a IHy1H DiseIs Q he Lungs To convince
me- that utp IRE CoSsrnrrloN, past doubt couRhed
almost uccssuiiy h and day and had severe pains and
sorucss in my cur- side und breast. tried the rome
es recommended by e most skul Of the profession,
ali Ia no effect excepting he nausea and debility caused
by tLrn prcudcrd Hga.1tt patent med cines, and
have no fal now IN them generally. Bat was induced
is an experiment, tau through i;-io try bot.
lie of BEANrS ISDIAS ri ULMOSARY BALSAM and
10 here acknowledge for the benefit Of the all cted,
whom il may serve, the effect Of It's was
the most PROMPT and slluHry of any medicines ever
witnessed the ecc, Of m all my practice My cough uds
ispioi.y reieref and ia about eight or ten days wa
free from h OF the chest and pam ind now
consider and pronounce siysaU WILL MAN
d. frtEcl Is respectable druggist n llillsdsc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-02-07
Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr.. II. CLARK. merchant, C'y1c, Hdre county ~ y,
wrote tu inform ms that BRANI'S PULUONARY BAL
SAM sold readily M Clyde md sud; d" II tho statements
uf some ot most pccuhc people lul personal vis-
cured trsHy c1WuHIrc Ycrs3Hs, several of whom am
quained with, who were hupeessy sick he
fdrrod, by physicians md n friends past possibility of
cure; and ycl, Tie facts Hr-. BRANTS BALSAM has
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported 10 De Crsurp and his Agents Within
tha last tro yssrs which have been enely restored
or Car A-psEw J = Tow, Of Brooklyn " y hal
not been able 70 walk step for four snd
helpless that he had be feu The most ce-br.,d
physicians gave him up. In Eve days ser he commence
wearing tho GiLvANc Bur, NvcktACr, ,ND Bnlc.'-rt
hs walked the aud three weeks he hsd pc,
fsctly recovered Lis health Csptsn Tome, seventy
~
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CHRONIC SENTERY,
d SUMNER COMPLAINTS, In children or groien psyso
red icithom any failure irhatcrey. Also
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

No mother need ever mourn tho death of her child by
that ld-dosiroyng complaint, when teefhino In warm
wealher-Choierd LytlHtgg, or wlat ls caed SuMMER
CoMPLAtST-if "BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM"
be administered the child II should, however In sueA
eases, u.ed IN trioe ge 0f0Hs e directions On
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messr. PRATT & FOSTER, mechants. Of West Corn
vdA Conn, said BR1NT'S BiLS.iM hnd effected cures
OF such hopeless cases of CossumPIos In er town, that
other couglmcdcuc could be- sold there; that IL
md y0el sors rs Ufom he GPAvr-some that physicians
end all the trends said MUST DE- One gentleman, in
pafucu.r, was 80 far gone trt his physician told him Il
u,eiess O. tSfc any mcic'ne He then. rhen
hope vd, iJ, began 10 take BRhNl'S BALSAM--coT
MsII.--nra 70 nOIe ~ ts,N Rs rter he t-a, :
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IIow is it proved that Noah did no,
come frs. out of the ark ! Because the
Billie says he came .torth.