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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL oEPARrMrNr

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The regular course Of Lectures in this Institute wih commence on the Isl of November, and con- tInue until the last of February. The Anatomic.l Department will be opened and ready ,o ,.r.,v. students by the lst of October The Medical n.- partment will be under the direction oi the loIowins
 Professors: Z FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy K, 5. NEWTON, M D., Professor of Surgery H. J. huLcE, M D., Professor of Theory an4 Practice Of Medicine
 W. BYRp POWELL. MD, Professor of Phi,,o. egy. Pathology, Mrneraogy and Geology. J. KING. M D, Professor of Materia Medic, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence J. MtLros SANDERS, M, MD, Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 J. A. WILsoS, MD, Professor of obs,etsnes and Diseases of Women and Children
 CIiBique Lecturers: Medicins-Prof II. J HuLcR.
 Sagsrg-Prof. K $. NEWTON.
 Anatomical Demoasiyd!or-Z. FAEEmAN, MD The fees for full course oi lectures amount to SI05. Each Professors Ticket, SI5. MaFiiealaiors, ss DemonsirsioI's Fee, SI0. Graduation. s20. Those desiring further information wili please address their letters tp9st paid) 10 the Dean and students arriving in the city will please call on him al the Commercial Hotel
 K. s. NEWTON, MD, Dean of ihs Faeaiis
 
 LAW DEPARTMENT. Hon. F. " NJ KING, Professor of Theory and Practice of Law.
 JOHN DELAFIELp, Professor of Commercial Ju- rsprudenee.
 TERms-$50 per session.
 All communications pertaining to this department must be addressed 10 E W. Nj. KING Esq. Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 1850.
 The Faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional acqa sinehte. will eompsfe faVoFabiy with the most distinguished I our coua- try. The medical faculty eonrti,g'es an scomAly m this or any other eoHntIy-ali ri bem are seia. and the best of teachers
 Those who will contemplate our gs 9grataieal ro siiion, and the extent oi our popusih1, can haze no doubt as to the eligibility oi our sin ton for enterprise of the kind As to health, inc,9,-. .,... seasons Of the year, deny that any oiher ey hes more.
 A common error exists in the minds of many stu dents relative 10 ihe place of studying medicine: those wto intend pfaeicing among the diseases of the West and South should certainty educate them selves at school whose Faculty are practically ac- quslBted with those diseases. That the pRblic may be satisfied Of tbe perma- nency of this school, feel il Our duty tc state that the Trustees and Faculty form nHit H sciioD, which aeguis well for its future success; and that The peeulia: internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted
 E. W. M KING, PrssIdsnt ef ths MsmPA'' Inst, Feb. is. 1850. 7--24
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LIYERWORr.

This risni has for many years been found 10 ee ot singular vnure in the of affections of she Liver More recently 1t was aseertained that possessed greet power in aTrestihg Bleeding st the Lungs Coughs ofa chronic character. d.. and of essential service in all diseases of pulmonary character.
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GTNAl CCNS,! CTNs!i.

LUST RECEIVED and for sale cheap for cash, y fine Double and Single bsuellei Shot Guns, Rifles. flint and percussion gun Locks. &c., Nc, at the Guasmi,h shop, oa Main street, where repair ing is done up blue, by H. GRlFFITHS.
 Nov6. g.
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TAR.


 This article is now universally acknowledged 10 be the most healing snd efficient application for dis- essed CT deesyng iunGs orsny portion of the heshy or muscular parts of the human body. lts Ened- eins and preservaye qnaililies were understood by ihe Egyptans the early sges ofth world, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embamment of bodies, was composed principally of ,his Ingredient In later ages it found 10 be in universal use among the sborgnes Of America and at this day Il IS heir prn cipA, and, in fact. only medicine for an unsond slate of lungs, or any approach to il. Those who ar. acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that dsaih rom Conaption is unknown among them. The medical facultyin all countries appear to have become of the great healing properties of this article, and gre now introducing it in their practice Dr. Bugham, of England, Dr. Brichton, of St Petersburgh. D.. La Prie.1s, of Paris, and the distinguished Dr. Cooper. have been m the habit of combining it with other articles in their prescfip- ,ions. and with entire success.
 Brrdre oF Coanteyfeits and Base Imitafions!
 .'The genuine article is signed .fadysr Rogers, or the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 .'Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVIL MEAD,
 ll3Char,res street. between Cont and St Lotus s,s
 Sole Gsa0ai AgeRts for he Soothersn States.
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Cincinnati GOOds!! JUST RECEIVED. and In store, sJ 4,756 lbs. assorted bar Iron; I069 ibs horse shoe Iron; 3,D0D sts. assorted Castings;
 20 boxes Glass, 5 by 10 and 10 by 70; b0 bundles bar Lead;
 kegs Ky. Rife Powder, superior article. ] barrel Copperas,.
 do Ssleratus;
 boxes best No l. Starch; IS large sugar Kettles:
 IF do Griddles;
 25 pair small Dog Irons; For sale low. Apply 10 Al. HUTT March 5, 1850. 26--
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
 Hon. D. T. W1TTER, PRErIDENr, Hon IT. p Poindexter. Rev. Wm. Moores. Rev l.. P Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, I. N. Jones, N. D, Mr J B. san dsfar, MT. T. Williamson, Hou J. b. Trimble, Rev ], Custer, M. D, Rev. J. J. Roberts, C. B. Mitchell, NJ D, Mir. w. W. Andrews MT 5. I |. Sanders, Mir. H. W. Smith. 7-22-u
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Always Encourage Home Manufactures '. TIN, SHEET.IRoN ND COPPER
 MANUEACTORY.

YNHE subscriber keeps always on hand. andis con- \ s,anily manufacturing all sorts of Tin, sheet iron, and Copper ware, of the best materials and in the most durable and substantial manner.
 He will pni up biiis and fill orders for Merchants Pedlars and the residents in the country. on the shortest notice. as cheap, and perhaps Hiie cheaper than any one in the State He has a large and we'll selected stock of materials. and will do all kinds of RspqJs and Job Hork with the greatest neAtness and despatch All kinds of steamboat Work repaired and put in perfect order, a, a moments warning.
 Thankful for past favors, he hopes by diligence and attention 10 business, 10 merit and receive tnnanee of pnbiic patronage.
 Tin Spouts and Cutters made to order. for any part of.he State. ?. W. McCRACkEN.
 Little Rock. Oct. Is, lss9-7-6-Iy
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IRON and STEEL-4.o00 lhs. lat, round and \ square bar lroa: 500 lbs, horseshoe iroa; 80 Diamond PIsw Msulds:
 so Cary do. do.
 @1e It's Spring Steel
 l50 German do. Received end for ssie by Feb. i2 VIM. B. WAIT.
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nL0UGHS.--54 Peacock Plonghs, Nos. |, ! and 3.
 27 Valley Ptoughs with Cast Points. Nos. & ?, Received and for sale by VIM. 5. WAIT. Jan l2, 1850.
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OOfNloNa er wn PnRos.

The koussvIle JoUERsl says; "Dr. Rose'ss Llv- erwosi sR4 Tar ROi only gives I@nstisle EsiIss la Cesahs snA Cobds, bat. fron tks testimony St nes of tAe highest standing here and e@swheis. IS nshiA9 sons very rs0srkase csfes ot Conss1p- toN."
 The Railway Register adds: 'We have hesrd Il psaed by persons Of greet responsibility, who have used tAis Aedieiae, that t is cns ot the most remaFkAbe medicines ef ths aep, fos Coughs Coads, Inausaza Bronchitis. AsshSA. Pain is the Sida ssA Brsss,, Splitting of Blood. WhOor&E COugE and al Luhg COnpiAia;s. which Ebesisd, usually teTm'- nate ia COss1nptoa; and ihs certificates attached ,e ths AdvsItisesnsn WeaL sssE luiiy Co J0ShiJ lhis slalsnsRt."
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kIsSS .l B SAM

The Best Remedy Ever known to Man. NOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchitis, E Intlnenza, Bleeding of the Lungs. Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pan or Weakness ci the Breast or Side, Fnst Sage ot Consuptien. &c.
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'T>LoUR 50 Bhbls Ohio saptffne Flour, just I received per "PCntise,H ~ and for sale by
 Sse. N VIA E. WAIT.
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READ We the undersigned, Druggists and Apoiheearies in the city of Louisville, Ky, take pleasure in stating. tha; have been selling John Bulls Extract of Sarsaparilia for lime, and confidently recommend t as being good and safe article;
 Tapping & Go J. D. Wilder & Co., Montgomery & Saielide. M. Akin & Co.,. Win. Mock, J VI. Gamble < Co, J. II. Owen. Sam1 Yenawine, F. ". kniess. B. MOfsell& Co w t. Smith, C. 0. Mii,s. Watts & Thomas, 4. G. Wtaiheriord, Robinson, Peter & Cary, Rupert. Lindinherger & Co. Louisville, November %, iSas.
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{ SAFE and certain cure for Consumption of Aths Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Cesds, AsAna. PAin "a ihe Side. BfoDeAIls, Hopping Cough apA all RuImoSSry a6rsAsOns.
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WALTON, SANFORD & co. GENERAL GROCERS,

6 G0MMgS SION AND SOaWAa9ga@
 MERCHANTS,
 No. 52, New LeVee, orleans: Constantly on hand general and well selected assortment of
 GROCERIES. LIQUORS. WINES. sc, &C., 10 which they in ite the attehtion of their friends m the country.
 They are sole agents Tn New OFeans for the sale of Col Ls'iTici's e,iebraied Vrgfnia mGnntactsrtd 16bdsco, which they will sell as low and on as ia yorable terms ss any house in the city.
 They are also agents for the Manufacturers of Shot, 6c., at St Louis and constantly supplied with full assortment Of Buck and drop shot, and Bar Lead, which they will sell al the lowest ket prices. 4S-ly.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Oung Ladies.


 1 the Misses Wooo will be opened for the re- ception of pupils, both day scholars and boarders Monday the 2sth inst.
 Terms of Beard and Tuition.
 Fox THE SEss!cX OF FIVE MONTHS Day scholars, lst department, full or finsh-
 ing course S25 Go 2d department, % do 3d department, It do 4;h department, F French, Italian spanish and German ian-
 guages, each % Singing in choir, lu Music, with use of Piano, g. Harp, & Guitar, 9 Drawing, I6 A course of lessons in Poonah painting, Japan work, .nlaying of Ebony anu Ivo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 Hambargh work and embroidery also taught. An extra charge will be made fer washing al tbs ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calestlenic exercises, at Sl0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot.bed, beddInc towels, and table napkins
 Payments quarterly in advauce--no deduction for absence, except in cas. of sickness. By particular request, a class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taugh. principally on the I.ogerian system.
 REEFREScEs.-Rsv. W. Saunders, Col. T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter pos gd3. at this office.
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Coon TEsrrMoNY,-T'he Ohio State Journal, Columbus Ohio, thus speaks of Bulls Sarsaparilia:
 has no Equal! The unprecedented sale ot Bulls Compound Fluid Extract of Ssrsapapi Ia ID this city where il has been introduced for ihe past two months only. with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tIied il, warrant the assertion that as purifier of the blood II has ko sqvaH This is bold assertion, but 1t can be sub aiaAliatsd by calling on the agsIt in tiiis ciy."
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BgrrEa TtsrIxosy-- was ever offered in sfasuf of ary Medicine. from Df. James Nj. Moare; Ms. JsAa 8nig have no hesiistioa in spying that
 believe your SaTsspara Co ts he bsstarticle ever psnufactared for the eara of seTotuis. SYphlIis, s,sliaAsx afhn cutunsuas ana GhntasI 4 ASecfiun.
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A BEAUriruL CLEAR SEiS.-How we all admire clear. beautiful. white skia and rosy .eolofed cheek. How often dows see persons, sot posses sing this "deaideratum so devou.iy to be wished" " Tssor,iug to cosmetics, lotions. washes paints, and coiofiag materials 10 restore to them semblanee Of ,hsi which disease has deprived them Of. and that ,oo, often times with manifest injury to the skin.- The fact is, Bulls Sarsspars is the best cosmetic kaown. It makes the skin eissr upon the correct Gnd only true principle. moi by coating the faffaes with poisnous or deterious matter which serves to close the poees and check natural perspifs,ion but by removing every particle Of billions. morbid and diseased matter from the blood. making the same pure. healthy and vigorous. giving activity 10 every minute vessel and changing the yellow. dark and sallow eountehancs to the bloom end freshness of youth. If the lsdes gene:as!y could be spprsed snd convinced of this fse,. they would abandon the use of ali paints. mixiurss and lotions, and the only eiftctsal remedy, "A word to the wise is saaicsnt,n and hini is enough ioF the ladies.
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From Dr. Wm. T. Prentiss: Mr. BGil: In regard 10 yoas Safsaparilla will say that have used il to some extent in Caisneoas Affections. of long siandng. ss Tinsa Capetis, Lerra, Profiasis, Seab es, Syphiiic, Cachexia, and tn all diseases where The Indicaoa of care seems 10 consist n thorough change or modification Of the huids of inc hods with considerable success. in conjunction with local treatment. think would prefer il 10 any other preparation cf Sarsapa:iila in use. and any phys, elan ~iil almihs value upon learning te substances thai seief ao its competition. Respectfully you're.
 N.n n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
NOTICE.

C,un of Probate, Neuport, Sep. 80, 1850
Whereas the Commission TO receive and cxa,.-
r,c the Claims Of the Creditors of the estate OF
William Ennis, late of Newport, dec. was by this
Court opened for on month from tho 10Th day of
August Last. Upon the additional Rqori of CLAIMS
allowed against said estate by the Commissioners
thereon, presented for reception; and also, upon
the apple tion Of the administrator on said estate
fs this Court to revoke an order Of Distribution
mad hv them on the 10Th lay Of July last, for the
inlnistraior on said estate 10 pay the Creditors
whose claims were allowed by the Commissioner
ri praying for a new order Of dstriluion for
said administrator 10 pay and dist ribuic the bal
aa,c VI his account settled IN said 29th day ofJuy
90 ani aaona the Creditors Of the estate of said
William Eanis, whosc Claims have been allowed
in the first and the ,ond report of the Commiss.
i,ncrs said estate,--all which is referred for
consideration 10 Court of Probate TO be holden
at the Town Clerks offce, in Newport. on Mon.
d,y. the 2Sth day of October next, at 10 o'clock
A. ". NHice is ordered to be given thereof Ly
advertisement oser seek for 3 Successive weeks
/, the Newport Daily Ncws, thai all persons inter
cVtcd may appear At said time and place and
show cause, Il any, why said additional report of
Claims should not he received. and the old ORDER
of distribution rev ,ked, and new order Of distr-
biiion To the Gre ltors bc madc.
Oct4. u. u. ROWLAND, Prob. OK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

NEWfbtI, =. e.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
ises, in Tiverton, on the 23d day Of Nove,nber.
A. d., 1850, at o'clock in the afternoon. ali
the right, title and interest that Ward s. Cone
land and Sylvester w. Copeland, late Of said
TIvert9n, or either Of them, bad on the 18th
day of September, ls49, al O'Clock in the after
noon, the time Of the attachment on the original
writ, in and TO the following DESERVED real es.
tate, viz A certain Iot of land with dwelling
house thereon, situate in said Tiverton, bounded
Northerly by land oflaban borden, Fast ty land
Of Richard Dmiee, South by land of Abner l..
Westgafe, and West 10y Second sircct,-con,ain-
ing by esfimation thirty rods, more or tss-,o
sstisly an Execution levied thereon, in favor n
John Hulland William Coggeshall, Of Fall Riv.
er, and Cook Borden, Of said Tiverton, late par,
rers under the firm Of John Hull, n Co, " suffo.
iert. WILLIAM q. BORDEN
Tiverton, Aug 10, 1850. Deputy Sheriff.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
Juncl3
w. BAKERS.

AMERICAN, ,FRENcH AND HoMGoPATnrc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO.
MA, COCOA PASTE, &c.
DF Merchants aud Consumers, who would pur
" thase the best products of CocoA---iree from
dultcration---morc nutritious and heathinl thu
ca or coiiee---and in quality msurp,ssed---tan
subscriber recommends the above articles mamie
f,ctured by himself His BRoMA and Cocoa
PASTE as delicate --palatable- sahtary
drinks Tor invads, convalescents, children, trav.
elers, and others, are pronounced by the most
Eminent Physicians superior To any other prcpar-
atons. His manufactures are always on sale in
any quantity by the most respectable wholesale
grocers in the Eastern cities and by his Agents
at ~ South Market st., andy 2. d J. T.. Hawes,
boston. James NJ. Bunce d Co. Hartford, Ct.--.
iiusscy g. Murray, New York. Geo. Waite, Al
bany. smith y Wood, Troy, N. Y. Grant &.
Stone, Philadc pha. Thos. V. Brundige. Bal,'.
more. +. 4 A. u. Dodge, Georgetown, ID. c..
vosc Brothers, n. Orleans. VIM. Bagalcy a.
Co., Pittsburg, Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, o.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
EXECUTORS AND COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE

T'HE subscribers having been appointed by the
L Court Of .'robatc of the town of Mnldletown,
Commissioners to receive and examine tho claims
against the estate of Iersey Bradford late of sale
MIdiIetown, dec, represented insoyeni, and six
upn'hs is allowed from the date hereof Cor the
crsditor of said estate to bring in and prove their
csiras, we viii meet az the counting room Of Ben
amin Marsh in Newport, on the last Fridays IN
De-cnbcr. January and February next, N 3 O'clock
y. " for the psrpose Of deciding on oiaims pre-
scented IA ne.
Newpori, r. ]. Sept. 10th 1850.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR, :,
BENZ. MUMFORD, }Comnissioner,.
bENJAMIN MARSH,
The Undersigned having been named az the
Executor ofthe last viii and testament Of said Her.
sey Brsdford, has accepted the ~ 81 and qualified
himself ss the a~ directs, he requests al pcrsous
infehted 20 said essas~ so make ;mred,ste nav.
m,nt to EDWARD VAN ZANDT,
ELOUR, Premium, Extra and Common BranSs
v Jus, received n No. 22 Rrosd Street, Nv
49, ". TPrrrOsN & 60.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
Severe Deafness Cured.

rhe following extract from letter lately received
from distinguished ply sicsn in the State of Virginia
a II. CHRISTIE NJ. D.-Dear Sir One Of my patients.
unknown 20 me- obtained your Gairdnic Belt aud Neck
se, with the Magnetic Fluid for serious affection Of
Deafness. The case that OF lady whose Nervous
9stem much disordcTcd and her general health
oor Much Vas done previously to the application Of the
Belt but with very little success and feel II only right
to tell you, that since she commenced wearing the BEL
and using the Fluid, bot a few weeks ago, she ha
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and hei
general health is better than for several years"
90 Every case Of Deafness IL II he Nervous, as IL
generally is can be eurNd by this wonderful remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
1000 Cases of Palsy and PARALYSIS

have been ported to DR CuRrp and his Agents within
die lash two years which have been entirely restored
to- Car. ANDREw J. =. ToNrs Of Brookly n. Y. had
not been able to wak step for four years and
helpless that he had 70 he fed The most celebrated
physcisns gave him up In FIVE days after he commenced
wearing the G.LvANIc DELr, NrcKL,cE, .SD BRAca'
he walked the room and in three weeks he had pei
iectly cred his health. Captain Tones is seventy
war NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious of tho
immense success Of Dr. s. p. Townsend's sarsaparia
have said that he published fictitious certificates. DIR.
Townsend win pay any of these sl 900 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
:" flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
to the putiic.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
large number Of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DIR. s. p. Townsend's
Extract of Sarsaparila in curing different dis
eases.
Road tho cnllo,.,;no ,yo,Jarr,I ,,.o ,f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
TEN Bottles Of sarsapaYilla.
IT, them One BOTTLE OF PURIFIER sells for OHE DoLLAI
One BJte Of Sarsapariua should sell for Ten CeUes.
CANCEROUS SCROFULA

Mr. J. b. HAsKIs Of Rome Oneida Co., N. T., who was
sured of Scrofua In 1885, swore To the cts related -
low In action In the SUPREME CouRT In tho CITY n No
York, ON the asa Of Deeembo ls4s under the fonowhG
circumstances -
person in the City Of Nep York had manufae rsd "a
yended spurious article Of medicine, calling BaAHTs
lspAS MEDICINE in a~idtios Of the yestS.s sssdeSs He
was prosecuted 70 obtain damages, In tho bupeme Coan
Of tho City Of New York, and the veeyvei kv -
Referee to take the testimony The defendant, pssdsd u
mitigation 0 d'mages, that the Proprieors of Bswas hsd
one had IN some cases published Of
and thus bud committed fraud tho public and.
Aeretore was not entitled damages. The Of Mr.
Haskia was selected being Ja and Haskins
ns oHns's In regard to the FAcTs published, and NJ
testimony MORE THAN sUsT JsEp he publication.
Mr. HAsKls sad am well acquainted B<ants Puisg
EatTaet-hays used for Seriaa About th<ee
'sy badly ahetsd by ~ was attended ~ several doeors-ss
all told me could hve-that medicine
eonsequencs Of such information, for bsoss
brant Purifier took msdi When
tbs Pfo had been confined bed lon. Time; sos sci
hand To heads rsck hont frsS
10 ear one out round H. s could be iAst -
sasn ts"rh Sdpg~ so that breath passed and
tbs b"r ulcer shoulder hand,
under equally large which had throxsA ~
.he so that body could be looked
srtsnd.d from shoulder elbow which hat eaton = -
epne had several oh-r alcss also used Rrants PvriH~
smaH botits the fra bottle lasted
Only took c iAd of spoonful dose that bottle sus.G
.nej ns To enable Of led; tbs bottle
us h t,,e Ia sIoon whrh and healed
that vac able To rait ss the drugstore Of B
tie HEALED ALL MY ULCERS, bui sDst .
lNss The snd oi thnmb aud then wssA eAse
'rsoL used Sr B1hoi which made PERFECT c6Rk
.ns re.tssd me 70 coed hsnhh FOR FULL P<RTicCL<Rz
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
FEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuNNTNO, Pastor of IN. Pr.s-
6ylerinn church, Adams Basin Monros county Nav Yosh
~roe To us: have just rrcrived lvlter hum Mr. CnAs
.Ey Drsssc, relative the rpr. II his Yey~rsorv YoS
may depend what II states, for hs 10 Christian sHAa
and hi elder IN the church Some y-an sinev be- he'd
have Of his legs ea or bi. i In eons.qns~ss
pi Fcv.r,sore Tue other leg being noc affected sd
t'"Jn Ia be nmpu'at.d, ecO,nmendrd BHAsT's NJ
lsrud the result lie says; salv o.~sr
HnrriEs Of BKANT's MEDICINE. rl.ssd Att uops. .
JiVr popy recommendation, IN hat Mede,~< and can NEW
cay ba with the blessing of God, n has SJSsed u ews VI
~ LeQ,n See Pnllnllnia fur full pariculsxx
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-12
DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

used for oil complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Thyos Nervous
aud Sick Headache Dizziness of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face Buzzng Roaring in the Ears Deafness which
generally Nervous and that distressed cotaint called
Tic Doloreux.