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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03

LArr rroa vEsrzu,LA.-By the arrival at this port
have DATE from Lsgus,ra and Puerto Csbeio TO the
10th insispt Coffee was scarce, and high prices
dsnaLd.o At both ports.
and have scopy Of the Of President None
sas sipgulsrly enough. IL commences with the
VIA. startling sentence Thanks to Providence. who
hs' ss,sd iron the dagger of the assassin that
all. e. scdres to you my congratulations In tbs last
yer q my sdmioistr.tien" lie goes on to peak of
thehsrpy condition Of the country and emphsticsly
declares that "NeneEusla will perpetuate her felicity
spo ssrreeouDtips her troubles and their end says
In enc word she has tsvtrsed . sea Of want. OF
cssury aud q blood 20 gain the glorious recsnera-
ton which a,surss 10 NtneEuela her happiness, her
dignity end her tpiepdorn
ntle further be give, the ~ his startling
tg'rrirH 81 The netssse lie tsys;
Tho tnsiistls sE'niss oi Nsuszusls hsvs inside the
most io Dioabs shorts 90 ovsr,hroE her Institutions
srd 'stsbinh tyttem dismstricatly opposed 90 the
istier,i -hh tonqusrsd OBVIOUSLY, Ia isis truce
fiio~td. The government pursuing alseys Its frank
aud g'Dsruos corduet never turned s.ids lts hand
81 elnsney, bot diligently soUgdt % draw the
ssndsfsr- INTO the boom a the o0mmuBity for the
pufgefs 81 sHIstsng all germs OF new disturbances
sId tehfiloLf $40 o. ceusst In this usnrsr the
psses % nuch dssird BY N. cr,i.s. Bat this pur-
poe ~ss N fao beesuse ZONE tntrsctsse eon.pira-
tor wanting ~ every uch- -rntim~nt met with the
ttskfs hFrauisds. Forming intTigues 10 the
fsp' tiic I'D hssving that ny .Eis,sBce great
oestse,s o. N. resnssi ion Of their pfoicets they
setpfsd a. tbsu hr,t desigu. my assassination IN the
hsieu a ~ fsmily ey the family bssrth, uhea re-
rfsy fxsa "A. 9ist 81 June a. IA o'eik Tor tae con
'uH ssii,n q thsr horrible design. Dot froadeaes
~ wtst special means hs ssrei he doe. not
ss1 Tea lisa b. states, ~ sti conftd the Castle
q tuGlcta
Asrtcuitufs Il rsrrtssntsd 81 Improving espAiaIly
the cccta chaco sis snd eof.- crops. ,omusrce IL
s.se tsiesste 70 imForfsne. We dr,e,. ATTENTION 20
me Lsfi0 sna 20 the pas nsnt "a ut. in
curred e1 the cent fesolsiioa aE4 In gaftcuIsr
thee acs ths soi1isgs
Ths fsusinasr q fhs m..rsss 10 u,.inlv defence
81 M fctsftusnt sis.t the doc'rss q the s5he
rsst@ a fsst. snd a. sustsin Ma xreand h uake.
nssutbt grotsliCns frcm the .ritirxs q Bolivar -
fAsa .fasr - ~.
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New Orleans, With parcels ct sustion- The rsassrs
have advanced their tsrns for rsassd ssssru.
AsHss.- The market sas 1rm fu po:s With sAles Of
60 bbls ct % o1S. Pearls we're rather easier nth
talss Of 40 bills 81 IS .. 50 The reesipts Of the
week resshd as2 Ibis and from the 6rst Of January
TO this maTniig = ass btls The stock In the Inspec
ton ~srshouse uis morning, Gas fsliovss-
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m EDlCAL.

see crowd. I see a crowd,
And stii the nois IL grows theiouder.
yer says Gents, I pray yen wait;
issy ,is ", s'z h ssr, -, si, ss will "a.
Unnecessary. for an hour t-o,
10 buy such articles a. yours,
1hese Pils ILL and mice spot. The xagnse
p,.e s ~, sss oh. s1. ass ns. .sd
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Docron roynsELy iy.rELY-ros IS cENTs-
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br teups rr.ats- on harrisss. The fossst susrus
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Passengers Arrived.
EERMuDA-Brig Falcon Mr. Bell, Mrs Miller.
PoNos, fR-Brig Richmond -hesrs Bebiaa and de Ga
drey
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t.esnsr-wils0n Hunt spall. San Francisco. Jones
Bros CO; A,ss,ohs ma.iiss New orean. aaiSg:
Co Sorhsrnr ts) Bud, Charleston sponord, Tieston
BsIis-Lee.sss. coward. San rr.sci,cs N xecreaiy
Co s..s: ssey s.Issa. nv frSnss: Ssss.Sns ss,se:,
oi.;l, .,og iro;9sSpiTy sra; joan cs..l;
Gre
Bss,mst L Akin , ssss1 sawyer: A..assga, L.
r: S:iS::
GIN Pesse, Wsss, W%nsten NC faSpsro sUrSs Nor
S; Ss .I1s
g. S@ei aa' o ssS . smn iRs
Bo ton; Fashion. oskes, Providence
sloop-Fred Brown, Gardner. Providence.
B,ss sss to aspnss jan i, oS Ia
s &c ;fsai as
.poss schr ToIussO Of and Tor 81 John NIB, xasnI
ship Mediator Baps New Orleans IS days, and Is days
irsm ths Bar with cotton. sc. to- rOst Z Hieis.
to- bnpssn D2on las lost BOOM ana wa, a. m
cher on ,hs bar q snnse. Saturday evening;
frsp1I psyGH; vessel N::sise Walsh s.i iss
re- has s shsa ON hs ssSss s
sss ruddsr head, and lost Of her buiwsr
Bari Godfrey Young Rio q. Janero. Janis with coffee
mere Baltimore. and steamship Tennessee Jan is 1arst
day out spoke ship Mary. hence
ns White sna with four red letters issh lat q co. Ion 80
Bari Emncrs Duncan New Orleans with moasses,
out shir Caroline Bow Orleans for b.
Isaac sesd Brows Savannah days. with cotton.
Bari Vernon Faye Savannah days. with cotton to Sur
Brig siehnons (of New Bedfori), oibbs Ponce. PR. u
eays with sugar and noiasses 20 Fisher feb "a lat 30,
he day previous, spoke iehr Mitchell from Frankfort
Brig wshsess tef POrt,w outh WI Smith. uavan. Feb
brs Falcon Orb fitt Bermuda, eayh in ballast, TO
Brs wsTsasr laf camsos) Joeslyn. 8. MARKS. IL day..
Bug Biow. coiburn St Marks II days with cotton Se
ssII Ii,.,.,h Latham 5, Nar 1: days with eo,,O. to
ssbr Gov Anderson Sawyer Key West dsys with coffee
and yiuynto, to X Maitland.
sehr Biesefer Smith. Washington Nc with cotton TO
sehr isAtsils Perry washnsOn Nc days. with naval
selr German Oak, Powers Nswtsrn NC days. with cot.
SIR lake. Lake. Norfolk, 2 dAya
sclr Peestsst, uallett PASSPORT dayn
schr Norris Vsn Name Nirr'nis Has on board Capt
Johrsen ana crew. on soor tncore from yrrniA Tor this
port which wa. osp,i1ca inside Of Cape Nay Friday
One ship, one barb. and a topsNil schr.
sailed.
Steiner Wilson Hunt. spal san rcseo ship, Jane
Back fRrD German. LInierct; Eorthsrser fsI Bud
ttsreon bark SIR Henry Potnger Grsg DO; AID others
Csrt ncLsn Of steamer Cnd.rs reports sehr ssr.rsd
inside the Hook with reeed ainss all ano lib stand
n-snppoted 60 lave e&pszed lat night during t heavy
blow from ire NV.
nAhon 2-wird At ,urri,e, wswj q, meridian, wYw,
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Foreign Mails
bsos q steamer Apsriea, fer usfis apd Liver
s.tr clock where letters can be pr-paa any
letter Bags Of steamer America fer HALIFAX and Liverpool
% sl' sn 4 . s1S n1ss,s s,sd n,'Sss. s
tens can be pre- raid 20 any para Of tks world.
miscellaneous.
Sur La Gs.Sss. Brown. fror New orl.ar, bound 10
after being out few days. seak sud
sIIssd tssyy weather 70 male Tor Bermuda
SsS Bsss .s sad , s
q: "a RRs ss.s s an. n
c.p, P,, o. brig from ssruSss intern. y. Il .,
e,s 10 s,ns, rem en- , o,snns Loaded -th saves.
mgda gale Of yind dr,sred her sushcr,. and vsa,
~, could render saaSs blowing very ssssy a, u:
nss.r .cbs.as Realm sscrS on 2iys, sssi ,ssns
va bee Ss s S% s,s ss:
s.ns a. ev v.s ,s. and Be-, sarsS On essra
hsrss 8, ro, az re time abe srueE Vessel and cargo
LEES s SsssPs. .. ~.
rim ne, ns rSss-s'e ssrinS which shipped he,vy
and started dsehlosd consisting Of mOase ~ bbs vhck
Br Bnie N.neAnrr tof Hsiifssl ALLEN In with .ssa-
ss' s are pSsd ws. 1;r the SAY Of aOasa
ssHnTo rEosrsos tof Frsphh rt) Witch ven. ssher
On cste Cod in January last has been got
frs'iloe,owh haftcr. with bot trihing damage.
n
Mt, with lots ~ rucdcr. boom. and gAf.
LhuNcHrr AT NswburJport Thursday last By Nessrs
niler Icvnstn Superior clipper but bark 81 nearly
- IONS called The Dragon, owned BY Messrs Williams o.
land o. Boston The s built 81 OAK aud 10 copper fNstsn
" sett esIth q hold.
Whslemsu.
SD from rro,ncstown ss,h schrs Johs Adams rreemsn
sid Risrs. -, Sorth Allan ie ocsss.
SVoksn.
SIP cenmonrs.ith Batter nom Bottom for New ori.sa
sro.p. Gsirish from Mobile New York. rss \.
lat 20 a., Ion u 80.
ros CALIFORNIA.
four-ntsted steamer. steering sw Vas passed Jas %
l.t SOS no len-srrosed the isthmus from Nev fsrh
An an ship 10 90 with the ssov. and steering IN. SANE
cou1se.
Benltis, Csl.
BTpsvpa. Feb BAR schr Julia A ward, Anderson, N
fot ct anchor IN hapgrcve Bsy owing hesvy weather
ksa unable barber 1s, CidIsth bris
Newell rsrilett. Cuba Brig gsssqsibo. N dsys
Neriot bound 20 fsrbsdocs osrdsd OF kss
the. . isancs on ~ n inst
ls,h Zip La Gfssse Brown. rorlssns for Bsrissss
C.nrr.ss. PES sc-Bsrss Y churehuL Hichsorn. and
Jsmes bsll. curus Tor hNsfk leg 81 Jsro Jsrdsn fsr
fsusnd, de- mss shsnrost. willard; for,issd ssayrd
SAD Gaisle s,nrcs 40 dss Aiabsms. klliott and Yer
Lstds kirsrsp, srt Geo Nsshnrton, EeCsrty Cor Ees
Nctt, soi rre, 1871 Croveli. Tor PhilsdeirhiA dc.
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d. .cosls. n rsAks .rntst gAs ros rss
~ lsst to-rt-~r - a s~,-,s* ~ pfrrtrs " tns -
scot 81 nsrevrssf es-thrr dirf-ss q as-ss -sssrs
i esn eure the ar s<r-sv.s-- -ss-. a a. sssssa
sharss.
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sannss~esn<nfs II Bsvfhs, Marriages and DeatAs or
- sns~fsd ssless duly ssfke~hested and psid for
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ITrTrn Bsos Of steamer America Ter Usifss ana LIVER
rtei will close at the Herald ofics Tuesday March Al
Of tie world.
Letter Bags q steamer America fsr Halifax and LverpsO
Val cefe A. the kxcharSe keadrg Room ff7 Exchange
sues on Istday March D. At before ococh where let
tefs can be pre- raid 20 any part Of tke world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

lluMAN Lirc AND ruLsATroN. Ii *
stated that the human life can be es,i-
mated by the pulsations nan performs.
Thus allowing 20 years for the com.
mon age Of man, aud GO pulses min.
ute' for the common measure orpulses,
the number Of pulses in his whole lifo
would amount to 1907 $4,000. But
ifby iniempcrance, h forces his blood
iuto more rapid motion, so as TO give
ID pulses in minute. tho same number
I pulses mly be completed in SO years
rclicing his existence II years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j. W FRENCH, OF ILisdaie, Hilsdie county, Niche
glA ahOut the ls OF January l8il wrote follows al
have been in the regular practice Of medicine In this place
nine wears but obi cd 10 quit the practice OF
proissiOn in consequence of i'll health. was severely
afflicted with Chronic Disease ~ e Lungs, To convince
that had THE CoNSU MPIlON, past doubt coughed
necessarily night aud day aud mad severe pans and
my chest, side, and breast tried The
dies recommended by the kiul Of the profession,
oil To effect, excepting the nausea and debility caused
by them. prciudced against patent medicines und
have no faith in them generally But was induced
an experiment, more than through li:h-io try bot
tie Of BR ANTS INDIAN PU LMONARl BALSAM and
do here acknowledge, for the benefit of the afflicted.
whom II may serve that the effect of its use was
the most prompt and Gtui9ry of any medicines ever
witnessed the effect of IN all my practice. Ny cough
immcifieiy yaeroj nnd IN about eight ten days was
free from cough soreness of the chest, ind pain and
consider aud pronounce nsSeL A WELL MAN"
DR. French Is now respectable druggist al Hillsdalc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

More GoLp, MD A Ste 'EssFuL Noy-
AGE. The whale ship Sylph, Capt
francis Gardner. arrived at this port
yesterday, last from Otaleic Society
Islands, Feb G,with 500, 900 in gold dust
TO her owner, Edmund Allen, Esq, Fair
haven, and $4,000 to the master. She
brings aaf million lbs. Of whaleb1uc
and 400 bbls. whale oil, shipped by wha-
lrrs at the Sandwich IsIagds. The
Sylph sailed hence in July, lS47, on
whaling voyage, ,and sent home 800 bbls.
sperm oil from the Western Islands.
She proceeded to the Pacific, and arriy.
Cd at Panama at the commencement of
,he California gold fever, took freight
oi oiplssengcrs from Panama to San Fran
cisco, at the highest rates, and thence
proceeded to the Sandwich Islands,
where she took on board a full frciyh,
rr home.-.Ncv Bedford Ucrcvry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30

ANOTHER ToRpRDo rox.--Mr.
james McNice, ip the employ Of
Thomas VI. Shepard, hardware merch-
ant Of No. 2J5 Water st. yeste day
received suspicious looking box at
The hands of boy, unknown To him.
The package was about six inchcs long
by five inches wide, an! was neatly
done up in wrapping paper, and ad-
dressed to him i'll a neat and legih!c
baud Mr.. McNicc, from the fact Of
his having been threatened 10y certain
individuals a few days since, was led
~ believe that this box WAS an instrG-
ment designed for his destrnctinn.-
Afer rejecting awhile on the best
course TO pursue, he concluded TO con-
sey i, TO the End Ward Station House,
and lay il before Capt. Leonard, The
Cap ain and scyerl OF his officers
loo el at the box anl MOHgM; finally
j, was proposed that i, should be taken
before the Chief Of Police, which WAS
accordingly done. The Chief and his
ais scrutinized tie box or rather tic
wrapper) but felt no inclination TO
handle it; finally the receiver was re-
g,es,ed to place it in the wash basin,
where il remained three hours, and
WAS then supposed to be thoroughly
saturated with water. Ii was then
taken out and opened, when bcaut-
ful mahogany box was found. contain
'ng : daguerrcotype Iikenesscs Of Mr.
McNIce's cousins, which from having
been SO long in the water were nearly
ruincJ.-N. !. Sun.
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who envious of the
Immense Of DR. :. p. Townscnds Sarsaparilla
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
a large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. s. =. Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsapara in curing different dis
eases.
Read the fnllnwing ,yonj,rril ,,ura of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
Could not Live a Day longer

nessrs +. T.. CALDWELL co, Of Edsi O.rego, %
rC7D Co., \. y respectable druEpiss wrote 10 u.s. we
have just heard, through Mr. niCman, respectable c
Of this place, of un important cure Of Consumption,
which BRANTs INDIAE PULMoNARy BAIsAM lus produced
tie wife of IrCUg'nHncc Oi his, who resides in he
town Of Palermo in this county She hud been long
fined 10 her bod and dangerously diseased ut her
friends believed 1t mpOss lblc for her o iite h0R ON.
DAY LONGER Bu, when an other hope utterly failed,
She commenced taking BRANT"S PULMONARY BiE-
SIM auA is medical efficacy has raised her from ny
bed, that she is g3iag ab1ut and attending %
her dDmotc hOu"hod affairs and duties She acEnowCG yes.
aud it is very evident that she IL indebted 10 BRAST's Bali
SAM for her recovery from long severe, and dangerous
la a.
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deranged condi.
ton Of the visceral organs Whether result
ing from contagon improper diet, change Of
Townsend's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
is demonstrated to be the most eiiicacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. -, 1870
Mr.. H. q. BLIss-DEAR SrR3 | was taken sick On
the 7th August, lsis, with a relax or dyscntcry ana
did not recover that could perform manual labor
until February, lsi9. employed the best ply -icans
one after another, but none Of them could effect
cure. began to think never should recoyer--whon
friend told me that he had used Dr = Y. Townscnds
Sarsapara with the best Of success, and advised me
10 try IL did so, and. contrary 10 my expectations,
began 20 recover. Two bottles made me well
was In my life. You at liberty IN make any
of this that will extend the OF Dr. = T. Town
sends sarsaparilla remedy for the disease with
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TIfBBS.
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CANNON Il VANCE.
To Ur IT, F. ItCfy.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE

TOOT Ii A c He DROPS,
An imm, diatt and perfect Cure. Tho
who have felt the paint throbhing and e
cruciallng pangs of this disease hsol, gx
through their jaws with most tormcnlnr
perseverance, ard, as is often the case, have
.erelved but it'll. sympathy from friends on
'uch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas.
ed to know Of a remedy tha, viii never fail
to quiet forever the unmerciuI offender
This remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing cure.
The following testimony is from one oi
our most distinguished practical D,nlists-
New York, Dec. 10, lsii
Mcssrs. \. y & D. Sands-Gentlem,n:- -
In the course at my practice have estn-
sNely used your Glove Anodyne with much
success to the relief of the Tuoihat Re and
a. constantly recommend it to my patients
deem IT but Just Ia inform you OF the hiph b
opinion have of over other remedies.
am yours, very respectfully,
NJ LEVETT, Dentist.
20 broadway, corner ol Warren 81.
PRICE % cts PERN AL
Prepared aud sold wholesale and reia
by AB ~ ID SANDS, New York. old ae
80 by Druggists gene ally through ,ut the
United states and canada.
II X. HAZARD Hgcntfor ,,Ioi.
nov IL
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Severe Deafness Cured,

che following extract from letter lately received
from distinguished physician in the State Of Virginia
a. II. CHRisrir, NJ. D-Dsar Sir One Of my patient,
unknown To- me, obtained your Gaudnic Belt and Neck
lace, with the Magnes Fluid for a serious affection OF
Deafness The case that OF a lady whose Nervous
system much disordered, and her general health
poor Much done eyiousy To- the apple alton of tho
Belt but with very little and feel IL only righ
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the BEL
and using the Fluid but a few weeks ago, she ha
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING and he,
general health is better than for several years.
Qt- Every case ot Deafness, IL IL he Nervous, as u
generally is, be curNd by this wonderful remedy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-05-30
DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale by e. q. G. HAZARD, Newport.
John W. Dcarih, Bristol. :. 4. DriscoI, Warren,
X. q. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy & Spencer, wa,hington Vlogc
j. J., Taylor, Kingston. John Alcn, Brands lion
Works. y. :. Palmer & Go. Westerly. J.. Young.
WEXFORD. And by Agents in all parts Of the State.
All letters and orders mus, be addressed to Wal.
lres 2 C.. ios Froa1~sv Nsr Y.rI
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A New MATE FOR THE FRENCH
PREsipgNr.--The Paris correspondent
of the Atlas writes There has been
great talk during the week concern
ing the new marriage which has been
made up for the President with the
sister ofthe Kirg Consort of Spain. 1t
is believed that the demand has really
been made, and that some gocd is an
,icipated from the delay which takes
place in the convey ance Of the ars" er
Ever since the supposition of this union
Has existed the convent Of the Sacre
Cuore has been thronged with visitors,
all anxious TO learn somewhat OF the
character and habits Of the intended
bride, Mho for some time dwelt amongst
the community, and assisted IN the flight
Of her elder sister, holding the sheet 10y
which the latter effected her escape into
tie garden, aud thence over the wall
into the street where her Polish lover
was waiting to receive her. She is de-
scribed as being the most spiritneNe
and engaging OF tie whole family.
She is just eighteen years Of age, with
less OF that family plainncss of feature,
which renders this branch of the Bour-
bons so remarkable. Unlike the gene
ralily of her countrywomen, size is very
fair and freckled, with red hair, which,
however, is relieved by black sparkling
eyes, and great vivacity Of countcnance.
There is no end to the stories concern
ing her wi d pranks whist an inmate
Of IA convent. She would delight in
vexing the good nuns, who stll shake
their heads and look grave whenever
the probability Of her becoming the
frs, lad, in the land is mentioned be-
f,rc them.
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Would soon be in u Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. Jennings. a merchant el I'e'Tof
(c !tbui1 c1UUfp rj0. wrote "a Us. October :. lo4e
aud stated cure Of CoNsuMrTIoN which the l-e Of B'ds
f'DTfN pTi NDN4RI BiLS.IM had elected IN Nr.
NILIItI tEOCkET, of an adjoining loNh lie sGd
iir CrUca, hGa sought relief from he best physicians ana
uuuoru.- medicines Lut found none. for ie fatal ad OF
.rt uUrU ,I- monster, Consumption, Eau taken lHs LDd
lis si.as, Hud destroying md dcbl'aling Lus
body a lo WIS mere skeleton. He was girc7 up by
i- soiags und all friends, AZ one VINO would soon w.
'tV0 .yrs But even n this last extremity, strange and
marvellous II may seem, YET II Is true llal to use 81
only Crs boiis. Of BRAST's INDIAN PULMONARY Ball
SAM us uuccuce the hand Of the destroyer ad restored
Mr. Crockc 10 health, aud e is now healthy, hearty 'Vg-
gci man!
= D. DAMN Esq, merchant and po'fmdsier a. Jefferson,
an adjoining town, about the same Ine and
stated that he acquainted with Mr. CROCKETT and les
Llaad % hls CURE. and al Me abote.MaMed l1ct
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsroSIsHIs0 AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-capf
Ezra Knapp, Of No. 81 Willow st, Brooklyn N. Y,
of the most respectable citizens in the city was
sfcted five years with Scroiulous Erysipelas OF both
legs from the knees 10 the feet which nilsmed and
swelled to prod gious size and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 a finger In came
into them, which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity Of maturucd substance lie had had the
advice and attendance Of several Of the most skilul
physicians, and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without oiieciing and was told by
one or two Of his physicians that the ulcers his egs
would run him OF bsfors long. BRANTs PURiFYIsa
ExTRAcT has cured these liberated and iniamcd egs
go that now they entirely healed up and he enjoys
good hesltb ~ ''N''