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ort- 1 here was uo Eastern mah Oa Sunday last. The mail boat arrived in das time, but brOaght no rDail--cause-- there was none to bring.
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Look Orr-It is stated ,ha, there lx . maane..- ssry of counterfeit Land Warrants in Lafayette, Indiana.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-16

GJ- In the United States Army an Inspector Gensral-C -ColoBeI-reeefvss SIs5 per month.
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D IL is announced ia the Loadoa wstehu,au tha, the income of the Wesleyan Missionary Society for the year snding December 3i. isls, was on. Aa"ares and sieeea tlSssasd posads meviisg, Q, $500, 900; an increase of f7.Ooo uPOn the income sf ths preceding year.
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The Captor. Of the Philadelphia.

Ia the House Of Representatives, on the 2sth nlt the bill for ibe relief of he capors of the frigats Philadelphia, burned ia ths harbOr of TriPoli, was laid the table by vote of 4to 5.
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TIE SOUTHERN eFEsfIos N laKlyslx

We publish to-day letter from Gel RosEHT W. JoHxsox. to the editors ef the National lntsIsgsn- csr. la relation b shs feeng this Ssa'ss 1POn the ga ect Of soaiAsrs rghss We believe that oar Rep ssueutaiivs has not mssated the sentiments of his constituents a regasd ts their hatred of sPPrss'aSn Ot the valae which they place upon the Un'on- Ne people gre moro devosediy attached to this g"rioHs cenfedersey thss oass; bot we are mistaken, when it ecssss tO sxtesd eqad rights snd -qual pr
 viieges and longer protect us from the syseaa oi sscroschmentaud wrong peFscvered ia ey the Nofth' that Arksasas wiIl not promptly jOis the South in p=aeefSi separation from her opPsessoEs- That she has not manifested say aRasusi wsrmth or haste In expressing this sentiment is not becsase she does not enter Into fall fellowship with ihoss who have detsrmined Co msiutan their rights aAde ths constitution, but because from her remetsneas from the of agitation and tine schemes 0f aho- liti0nists, she has BOt until reeeHtly been faiiy awakened to the daugera whieh encompass her liberties Thsrs I. tco, an inherent dislike in al meR to stare this dread alternative IR the face. and meet 1t firmly until all hope shall have passed away that the North viii retire frOm her hostile viosncs and insolence. and agree to principles sf equality and justice.
 But let few whigs no-psrty demoerais and a1o- litionis,s say what iheEmay to ihs IuteligeneeF, Arkansas wsIl stand by the South for veal or woe. Her selfrespecs. her people, and her interests de- mand it. and. Ia the hour of trial, if driven 1 10 dismsmSerm.ni of the . alon ,thsse will bs vii. ling hands and hearts enough to resist any snhoiy aggression, and visit whatever evils may resalt from
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ar Senior Capisin in the uni,sd Ssaies Navy. 'a lssys, receive: e ,see per snnam
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Aaarher V;....-

At the rscsni election ia cinelanati, the sa,;,- democratic ticket for Congress ws. elected.
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u-we are indebted to Ma. NoavELL. Of the steamer wu,. Armstrong, for general assortment of late papers.
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To Correspondent

out tl,is week.
 7As BiAle. {" wIIi app@ar in ear uext
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ar Messrs. MrEDock S cASrEA. of Napoleon have our tanhs for esutiaaed favors per mail bOais
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For the Banner

IT The following lines were written by lady in England, in the year l5i0. and have never be- fore appeared in print
 FAREWELL nR THE MIL m THE RnnY
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Inaennnaant nrder Of oad rellow,.

We learn from the Csmdsn Democrat, that Lodge of the Independent Order of oaA Fellows, called Eeors Fskre LOjge, was organized at that place on the cd inst, by ALHxRr PIKK, DG.M. ef the Ssste Of Askansas. The following officers were installed: Jxo. A. ExaLs. NC. NATHAN CLISros, v.G, JAxrs vAUsRAS, Secretary, J. E. JoRDAS. Treasurer.
 A Baltimore correspondent gives the following statement of ressstiens adepted by the Grand Lodge Of the State ol Maryland:
 The Grand Lodge ot the Independent Order oi odd Fellows of Maryland have finally adjourned, after ado,ting series of resolutions that will excite much ialeFess tn the Order throughout the Union Iu ihe first place. they protest that the Grand IeSge ef the United States had no authority for levyiag tax on the State urand Lodges to pay their dele gates per diem. and that the resolutions adopted to effect Is ia violation of their constitution Secondly they protest that the calling of special meeting of the Grand Lodge in September. at Gin canaii for The parp9ss of altering their eOasdu- i tioa-whieh new constitution Is 10 be submitted for ratification 10 the annual meeting of said lodge to be held few days sfter at the same placeevia- ces precipitancy entirely unworthy of so grave | and important subject. Thirdly, they earnestly protest against the law of the last session. dividing ! the jurisdiction of the Grand LOdge of New York. without the eon4eet of that body, assu nptiou Of power that effeeinaily declares the State Grand Lodges as mere creatures oftheir caprice. Foorthy thst the articles of separation between the Graae Lodge of Maryland and the representatives of the several States are th fo ondamessI law. and they protest agaiHst the meeting of any Grand Lodge ol the URiied States out of the limits of Maryland. resootIen was also passed, asserting that Marviand does not respond the circular Of the Grand Lodge demanding the per diem tax
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IT Ing Prcss 0. other matter has obliged us to defer the Pzbea tion of the arrivals at the hOiel'' uRtil Baxi week.
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D- The rlser . low. bet in g.@d beating order
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@po xN'''sOal In,sllisvnesrl
 4n CorsHox. N. W. JoU~soN, LEY '7Ss yf~ss,l As~ahsas. ..s.tl1Nzdrs,.. t

4 Iths. NJ l  se sF
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
IN QUART BOTTLES.

! For the removal and permancn, cure OF all
diseases arising from an impure state OF the
blood or habit of the system, VIZ
Scroiula or Kings Evil, Rheun. atisT, Obsi'
nate CutaneouS Erupuons, PImpleS, oi
pustules OF the Face, Blotches, Bles, Chio-
mic Sore Eyes, Ring v orm or Tetler,
Scald Heal, enlargement and pain OF the
B mes aud joins, Stubborn Ulcers, syp-
hiltic Symptoms, Scia'ica, "r Lumbsgo; anC
diseases arising from an injudici, us Use OF
Mercury, Acitiles or DropSy,eSpoSure or i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Constitu-
tional Dis rdtrs, etc.
| ! his Medicine has acquired avery extend
Ell and es'al l>hed reputation wherever II
aas been used, baseG ,nlirely on itsown
merits, which its supel p,ihcacy has aion'
sustained, The unfortunate victim OF hereo
/ itaiy disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed slncw-, anJ bones haif cartons, has leen
restored TO health and vieor. The Scroiulous
patient, covered with ulcers, loal hsOme to,
nims, II and his attendants, has been nals
whole. Hundreds Of pe!sons, who h"p
q oancd hopclessly tor, ears under cuta neouJ
and gandular disorders chronic rheumatism
and manyother complaints springina from a
arrangement Of the s,cI,live oIguhs aud III,
circulation, have been raised as II were iren'
the rack of disease, and how, with regeneI-
at, d constitutions, gladly testify to the effica
cy of this ineStimable preparation. The les.
timony of those who have been cured by ii>
US with their Residences, has been publish.
ed from time to time and were it desll able
a mas OF the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought forward, proving most con
cusvely it, inestimable value. The tfflct-
ed and those who have not used this medi.
ci e, are invited TO make a trial of its virtues
and appropriate TO them elves the benefit &
hich II alone can bestUw. e..
'TRuTu Is STRANGER THAN FICTION
( The attention OF the reader is called to thu
following astonishing cLre, effected by tn,
use OF Sands Sarsaparilla.
/ THIS IS 20 certify that have 4 o'ored wo.
man who has been afflicted for The last fv,
years with Scroiula and all the rem, dies
used had no effect in aIreSiing the progress
,fthe complaint; on the contrary, she con
stantly grew wurse-a d att,r extending be-
tween $40 and $50 with p ysIcIanS, besides
using other popu,ar Temcjles without success,
Till the disease had eaten away the carlilag,
of her nose, made its appearance on varIuu,
parts of her budy, and had finally con'lncnceu
It's ravagcS in the root OF hel mouth.
/ 1T this eadfl situation, with the pIo,
pcct of death staring Ter IN The face, | stated
hcrcase to Or DSosway, The agent ioi Sands
Sars, ,Ia'illa in Newbrin, n, C.. 10y whom !
vas advised 10 use that article and 10 my
.urprise and that of my neighhors 10 whom,
her case was snown, after using four anu h
halfbJtlle she wss estored opertcct heath
AMI that in the pace OF three weeks aud wa,
ab!eto work in two wcJks from the time she
commcnc, Il taking il.
\ JOSEPH McCOITER, J. T.
I Maut M " n 4
X. r. HAZARD, Agent Tor Newport.
! Nov II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious of the
immense of DR.. ). 7. Townsends Sarsaparia,
have said that he published fictitious certificates. DR..
Townsend will pay any of these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
" flesh is heir to" than any other ever offered
to the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of Dr. s. =. Townsends
Extract of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
cases..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
MRSlNG MORE MNUrn, LrCnRRNGl. &c.

"BYRoN, GENISEE Co, y Y, Ocf. 10, lgt7.
"Mcssry. NJ Il WfLLhCES co. Suuic time last " IN
ter my w' hccamr dChli'urd from III. effects of L
noyfhId aud NsEC Sore Mouth. that slc could lin her
child or perform my household labor Her medical rra
ncr according Ia The advice and prescriptions
of the mort eminent phys aI until sill exhaust
ed Ia useless efforts. She l,ctnc very skeleton thai
ut the time she commenced taking Brdnfs Medicine she
We. .rd llan eiglyhve pounds; but by the
.c had taken fay battles se became perfectly we'll The
cure su poTic., hat rlr H. enabled do all
.nry husrhpd wurh and rnird thirty pounds Of ae,h in
tour w"vks. } ours lTnlI, 1. u. 6ALfNTINE."
The reader viii Observe tb,t Mr. GAIEsrISE suys "osv
SKILL" lie, informed by H. =. TERRS, Esd, VI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
ANCERS CURED.

MIR. O.. b. KINNEY. merchant, Clinton. oacida eDvqo
y J., informed us tint crrcrrdoctor in said county wAs
rctng wonderful cures of CANCERS trvuyh ibs efhescy
OF BRANT"S PURIFYING EXTRACT. 4 einerrdochr
Greene county, ~ l.. Is also usug said PrKIFirR. Mr.
A. b. Settle, druggist at Cana njonrir, Mog Oiner, eoa
~ N " has informed us OF an important cure ~ CAM
crR of long standing which effected aged lady
Of that place. H. therefore, this PURIFIER CdfrSv by
It's purifying healing power what impure disease cf ths
blood II not cure Seven years experience and tr-
umnh snY. there nOne but what Il VII cuTc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAs AND ULCERS.

AsToNIsHIso AND MOST wospyRFUL CURK.-Cayf
Ezra ksspp. Of No 81 Willow - Brooklyn, N. Y.
Of the most respectable citzens in the city wss
sfeted five years with Scrolulous Eryripelss Of bod
legs. from the knees 10 the feet. which nnHmed and
swelled 10 prodgious size and ulcersted Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough TO run finger In.
into them which discharged daily an almost incredibs
quantity Of maturated substance He had had the
advice and sttsndance Of eeyornl Of the most shful
physician. and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without eiiecting and told by
two Of his physicsns that the ulcers IN his legs
would him oG before long. BRANTs PURWrIEo
EXTRACT has cured these ulcented and infamod lees
80 that now they are entirely hcsed up and he enjoys
"a heslfh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

This cure Is triumph rt.c skH Of the bssf pigs.
ssss In he city of Philadelphia and is POSITIVE rnoov
nat internal ulcers be cured easily as external
Hepburn one Of the most respectable gentlemen IN
Asbsrn, Cayaga Co, ~ ", informed us In Oct, le<T
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuREs or
ULcERs situated internally allow Of exsmln.
son and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and Of
their locston lie said that he had spent yesv In
Philadelphia under the professional advice OF the best
out or help, when DIR r. M Hunf, druggist of
Auburn. advised him TO try Brssfs Purifying Extract.
aud the Of seven bottles Of Il Effected gtTset
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19

"A1rIc,. Grncsre Co, February l. Ios
an T WALLACEA \ co .--GeH,cmel. I wus, for
than year, afflicted with disease Of the stomach. Ieoud
ft greasy rubr.uucc without causing great
pHn, scknrs, md yonitin and continually afflicted
with .'umuch %. an experiment. tried one bot
Ie of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, To my utter disaJ-
polnnlrn', c,,cd md yti,rcd Ne D'Dri pam ate, ~ng
therefore usrd second bOlc which has pc,cy cured
the i-rusp nm well and hearty, aud raf almost
anything wihuui being panrl. ilr stomach breouing
Yours Respectfully, u. =. WILCOX"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA Bl1TTKS.
\ sure, speedy and pc mantnt Cure for Dys.
pep-ia IN It's worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arl.l :
from disorders of the Stomach and Bow els,
Blliousness, Yellowness Of skin, Liver
complaints, Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spilils, ralp'tali"n OF the I''ar.
Costlvcness Ac, &c. Please read tie iol.
lowing certificate
X .ad the following from an eminent ply
sican:
The undcrsig ignrd beng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients Of Ilutc"ings' Veg
etahle Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used ii
for some tim. in his practice with every de-
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty its OBJECT, and gives it a
preference over all preparation. in Medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dy spepsia.
Il. HARDENBERGH, NJ d.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
FEVER-sORE CURED

Tic Rev. RICHARD DuNNING, Pastor Of III. Pres
hyterun church. Adams BASIN Monroe county, New lork.
wrote To us have jurt received letter fr"m Mr CnlS
DCSsiSC relative 10 tic oi bis Fever you
may depend what II states for lac II Christian
and elder IN the church. some y.aIs since he had 10
have of his legs eat 9B, his fr,
VI FcversOrc. lhc o'Lericg lCing now sn,ce,i sht
nbnrt o be nmpu,aicd, I recommended BRAS1's MSb-
so11rs ~ ANs aruiSNr GSs ,eS% a,ss "S rs.
from your recommendation ~ that Medicine, and
say that with the blessing of Oo has Sct,d If
hgg Ieg.'n See Pamphlets for full Particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
FEMALE WEAKNtSse g. COMpl ANTS.

No remedy offered the public hhs ever been AoU 80
ccrtaH aud c6ccfa0i i yesogiHg tie Incidental ceInc.
and GroHi1iiics ut lC sex, BEANr'S PULMONARY
BAsAM II makes rrrnc" whether the deTuiIg
sHyJtcasiJn, rrccss uticr euLysss-t REGULATES
ALL, 10y strengthening ne system, Tsds'rg n3 cisclLA-
RIOS, and sooihing and didyry NERVOUS IRglTAsLiIy
l.f,t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deranged condi-
ton Of the visceral organ. Whether result
ing from contagion. improper diet change Of
climate, or from any other cause, DIR. s. 2.
Townsend's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
is demonstrated to be the most efIicacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. Is, lsi9
Mr.. H. G. BLss-DEAR sra; was taken sick
the 7th August ls4s with relax. or dyscntery, and
did not recover 40 that could perform manual labor
until February, lslo employed the best physicians
after another, but none Of them could effect q
began to think never should rocover-wheh
friend told me that he had used DIR $. r. Townsends
Sarsspsr Ia with the best OF success and advised
to try It, lid 40, and, contrary 10 my expectations
began IN Two bottles made well as
was In my life. You Mt liberty 10 make any
of this that will extend the of Or g. =. Town
sends Sarsaparilla a. a remedy for the disease with
which was afflicted Respectfully, yours
WILLIAM TIIRua
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
Farm to Let.

THE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate.
Il man, containing about Is acres Of excel
lent land, with privilege OF sea Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravel q
will accommodate 10 bosrdcrs, a small h us,
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus fo'
cooking two large barns and crib, with al
other out buildings For terms apply 10
THOMAS J. PECknAM
SO. It's
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
pYsPgPSIA-sOUR sIOMAcH CURED.

Ohm w. Dcsr'h, Bristol ;. A. Driseoll, wsueu,
X. q. Brown, Esd Greenwich Oliver FuLor
Nick. Brgg! Spencer, Washington Village
l., Taylor, Kingston. john Alien, Brands Iron
Works. n. ; Palmer & Co. w,reIl. 2. Young
wictiord Ard by Agent, 70 allrart II the sw'
!. " crsrs and crdc,s nus lc sddv S,d q, wrs,.
O. InGn - = - A.. A. IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
TRoJILLo, January I'd,


DIR. s. p. TOWNSEND, New York-DEAR SIR; 1t
gives great pleasure TO inform you OF the happy
results which have obtained in three of sick
by administering, for the first time, your Com
pound Extract of Sarsaparla and from this time
henccforward shall be of the opinion that, OF all in
vented and administered anti.vcnereal preparations,
that which you have presented TO suffering humanity
Ia the best ever have met with in my experience.
Just have been administering IL to laborer, who
for the last five years has been suffering with Scroiua,
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
science can produces and finding also that three to
four bottles of Swam's panncca had no effect con.
cudcd TO give him your Extract and to-day he iinds
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
lady Of thirty years OF age cured of Prolapsus
Utcr by two bottles A lady OF fifty years, afflicted
with Gastrodnc, and who suffering with IL since
being fifteen years of age is now perfectly GONZALES
cent and only observes little pain in the region of
the strcj-hcing now free from all those dread
ful pans which she formerly troubled with
In witness whereof you may publish this letter If
you deem II proper
now have only tell you that 1t ould be well TO
establish an agency with small stock in this city.
Now have only very reduced number of bottles,
which I bought in Mnracaho for trial. Every day
people from different parts Of the province give or
iors, but there il stock supply As there
is n stock much will be sold as you may judge from
the above statement and il will not only increase the
| shlc-, but also make expenses lighter.
IN thi. province there is other physician besides
the who has the honor of addressing you and who
wishes YOU every prosporty in your chemical and
botanical labors which you have offered 10 humanity.
remain, dear sir, your ob't servt
n 4 LOPEZ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
GENERAL DEBILITY Of THE SYSTEM!

Mr 4. .HOLTSTANDER. merchant, Obeyiin. To,yaur Co.
Ohio. wfuir December 49, 8i8. nn ahtr stated how
like charm NE PULMONARY BhLSAM had effected
the of hs Wits curfunp'ivr ctul. spid; hnve
personally used BRIN1'N PTIRFlfNG ENTRJCT
k,~ i,urrtl driy Uf NV IlrtiH and Lnvc hrklBun
~ ,aviu. hn Il j. he hsl medicine ~ NrSroRr md
stougAst ruL sY-GGM thG have cNrfH.r. ~ e,7 ne
wl,'rr Wa have -rd BRAAT'S MfDtClNfS. thep
tar I,orci hrr ,ftcoy, md p-a he ns1 ssISr,o1iuN
SALT RH EUM,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach I!

from tle piJi To The Bnl tho ~ middle oye
he ON deeeJHicd aud tho other grddD1Hy SUP
pressed prevent any of he fatal that frequent
lN M IN nf such cinnl..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
DIR. II. Z. pEI,KNS

NCH MlFUGE Ot "DEAD SfiO
For worms. A highly valuable prrpara-
ion, capable from the promptltuce at It's ac.
ION, of clearing the sy stem IN few honIs
OF every wu. IN.
NJ Ich pains has been taken by the origina-
tor ot this compouni 10 test Il { coApara i've
merits # the principal Vermiiuge prcpura-
tions Of tn. day-and while it is frankly ac-
knOwiedgcd, that many of them are often
successful aud do grea, good, he is assur' d
that this combines ad, antages possessed hy
no other Vermiiuge-- and having Witnessed
for Il series ofyears in wide field OF prac
uce its complete trlnmph over every other
preparation, he has permitted it to 90 forth a,
Ihmcssenger Of relief to all who labur under
his species OF human suffering.
Il 0usinds Of testimonials IN ght be here
adduccd to shUw its rapidly increasing fame
in the South and WeSt-but he is entirely
willing 10 res! its reputation on trial tf lis
own merits.
Jonesborough, Tenn, Dec. Sd, 1913,
We, as the agents Of DR. Pecry, have re
tailed large quantity Of his NeImituge 4
from the demand for it, and the praise given
10 1t by those who have purchased of W., and
ricd it in their own families, we hayeno hes
tatioH IN pronOunciDg IL one OF the best ar
lcles in use lor the destruction Of woin's IN
children.
GAM MON II VANCE.
Extract of a letter received from distin.
gnished Lawyer
EstlIviie, Va, Nov 2lSt., 1917.
Dear Sir,-There have been suficien til
ais of your Vermlfuge in this part oi the
country, with the happiest success, to war
rant ms in recommending IT as one OF The
most prompt and eiiicacious remedies with
which the human family have been blessed 9,
ind ii will afford me peculiar satisfaction to
witness It's general reception by the public
throughout the country,
Very respectfully.
FENRY FKAN.
To DR.. II. f. Pecry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE
TO1OT II A C He ROPS,
An immediate aud perfect Cure. Tho
who have felt the painful lhrobhing and
cruciating pangs Of this disease hsot, gx
through their jaws with most tormcntDg
perseverance,, ard, as is often the case, have
cccived but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know of a remedy that will never fail
to q uiet forever the unmerciful Offend r.
This remedy is the Glove Anodynri an un-
failing cure.
| The following testimony is from one oi
our most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec. 10, lsd4
Il McSsrs. a. b. & d. Sands s-Gentlcmtn -
In the course Of my practice have cItcn.
sivey used your Glove Anodyne with much
success TO the relici of the Too,haofe; and
a. constantly recommend it to my patients
| deem II but Just io inform YOU Of the high
opinion have oft over other remedies.
!. am yours, very respectfully,
II NJ. LEVErT, Dentist,
go broadway, corner oi Warren ST.
\ PRICE % cn .PERN VI.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and reta
BY AB AZ ID SANDS, New York. old n,
so by Druggist gen, ally through 'ut th,
\ United States and Canada.
X. Il. HAZARD agent for newport.
n nov l2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-19
LIVER-COMPLAI t!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF 1Urfyd, Conn, one Of
the ud-s, and most respectable rhy,ic.anr sfir-
with Lrey- CoDyHi many yoart aud yrrf,cHy esIod
by using BRAN'"S PURIFYING EXTkACT. We could
name lu.udeds of other cusrs, alec cured.