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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

CouRT DREss OF YoUNe WOMAN
FROM BosToN. We find in an Eng ish pa
per she following description Of the dress
worn by Miss Iawrenco the daughter Of
our Minister 70 England, at late drawing
room, where she was presented to the
Queen Of England -.
"Train of rich white MORE, trimmed
with boullones Of tulle and bouquets Of ro-
ses de Mai, lined with white glace, with
three skirts of tule, looped with chaldanc
Of roses de Maj blonde berh he. Head
Dress. Feathers, blonde Iappet,, ard dia-
monds Ornaments-DiamoLds."
We have an idea that this costume wou ID
contras, somewhat curously with the Sun
day eoto-mee.lng apparel OF Miss Lawrsn-
ce's grand mother. Let US SEE. The old
lady, If We mistake not, was the wife Of a
poor but decent laboring farmer. Her
costume must have been about as follows :;
Bodice and skir, Of 'insey woolsey, spun,
woven. cut out, and made up with her
own hands Iooped a, the sides with both
hands, when the road to church happened
to be muddy.
Head dress, mob cap. Ornament, q
conlented smile on the lips, AMI a prayer
book or Ible in the hand. High heeled
boots or kip leather laced above the snce,
and pattens 10 wet weather
Lord II The old woman could only wake
up and see her gran !-dau. tter, how 1t
would ssto,i,h her republican simplicity
especially, the bouilones OF iulle, The 8
skirts Of tule, tho chaldsine of roses de
Mai, The feathers and diamonds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

Gp;-We had the pleasure Of hearing two
Sermons, on Sunday last, at the Rev. DR..
Choules' Church, by the Rev. Thomas Ar
ui,age, Of the Norfolk Stree; Church, New
York. These sermons we,e characterized
by torcible and convincing argument, pol
ished dciun. and all the most beau,l.u!
graces of Rhetoric. Mr.. Armtage is a
very able young man, and promises soon
to be one of the most celebrated pu'p, Or
a,ors in the country. His pronunc alton is
painfully distinct, and he does not modu-
late his voice properly, a! times these,
however, are matters which he will natur-
ally correct after while.
We noticed many strangers in the
House, and the aud ence was large. We
trust that DR.. Choules will afford our peo-
Pile an opportunity to Lear Mr.. Armitsge
again, before The season closes.
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Prodipious mercy Mos. self-sacli6cin0


favor
Thurlow Weed has The control OF news
PAPER, and as iis editor will exercise inhu-
ence with The par,y,so so long as he is true
and faithful 10 the party, It's principles and
its President. But the purity will not per-
mi, him To dictate terms 10 them or TO their
President neither will they sustain him in
any such renegade course. They know
Millard Fillmore, and they have the amp
lest confidence in him and 50 long as
Thurlow w eed is true TO his ocn position,
and faithful in his support of all that is re-
CURED of him by the party, will they ac-
know ledge his services and appreciate
wha,ever he may do. But 'hey will not
submit TO any such fusiian blast as that
which we have placed at the head Of This
article, from his pen, lie fills very small
sphere compared with the man whom he al
tempts to dictate terms to and il is not in
his power to injure that man whom he 80
arroganily and insuliingly speaks TO, ndi-
recily. lie may deceive Tor time, but his
object will soon be discovered, and his ha-
tired speedily unmasked and when tins is
done, he will sink so low, in the estimation
of the party and Of all homes, men, tina. his
name will be entirely forgotten, or only re-
membercd occasionally when men look over
the list where are inscribed the names Of
infamous traitors, either to country or to
party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25
BUSINESS MEN IN SAN FRANcIsco.

BUSINESS MEN IN SAN Francisco.
"A close observer Of men and things
writes from San Francisco to friend
in Boston, by the last steamer:-"With
regard to business and business men
here, the first crop was composed OF
Southern and Western men mostly,
with advenlurers from everywhere who
blundered into good luck ; but race
Of keen and shrewd people from high
la,itudes, ARE gradually supplanting them
in their business and accumulations.-
1t is no use for them to struggle against
tit is inevitable destiny"
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READING OF THE DEATH W.


RANT" TO JOHN w. WEBSTER. About
half past 10 o'clock this forenoon, High
Sheriff Evelcth, accompanied by Rev.
DIR. Putnam and Deputy Tailor Aud
rews, visited the cell of John w. Web
s,er, and after announcing to him the
object Of their visit, the Sheriff procee-
ded to read to him the warrant for bis
execution. The prisoner listened st-
,en,ively, and at the conclusion Of the
reading said, "GoD's WILL BE DONE
| AM RESIGNED TO NY FATE" The
She,if aud Tailor then retired, leaving
Dr.. Putnam with him in his cell. The
time fixed in the warrant for the exc
cution is b.tween the hours Of 8 and IL
O'Clock A. NJ. OIL the 30th Of August.
Boston Transcript of last evening.
~. Mr.. Hazard, of the Bellevue
House, in this town, recently invited
President Fillmore, to stop at the BEL
levue House. should he visit this town
this summer. The following is Presi.
dent Flllmore's answer -
Washington, July 20, 1850.
WILLIAM w. HAZARD, Esq,
Dear Sir -
You will please accept
my thanks for your polite invitation OF
the i7th inst, to my self and family to
make your House my home during my
stay at Newport, in case l shoul,l visit
that place this summer; but regret
to say that | have little prospec, Of en-.
joying the pleasure ol such an excur-
sion, this season. l appreheud my
official duties will detain me here until
it is too late but should 90, il will
give me greatpleasure to accept Of your
invitation. | am your Obt. Svt.,
MlLLAkD FILLMORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

O. Subscriptions have been open
edin London for the purpose ofplaclng
a whole length effigy of Wordsworth
in Westminster Abbey, and monu-
ment to his memory in the neighbor-
hood of Grasmere, Westmoreland. 1t
is in the hands Of strong committee,
at the head of which is the Bishop of
London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

A BALTIMORE ARTIsT ABROAD - Mr.
Ilcsly, Of Baltimore, 10 in PARIS, engs. ed
busy on his great Webster and Hsyne pic
turs Of which. at the time ol It's projection
so much vas ssid. The canvas IA some 20
leet by fourteen, and all the heads intended
vili be portraits ], will be q valuable pic
lure, ard meet oapsrd q res y ssls
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The American steamer Atlantic snived
a, New York on Sunday orn'ae 10 'en
days and Is hours from dock to dock.
The Duke Of Cambridge died on 'hs s'h
inst.
The funeral Of Sir Robert Peel. although
private, was attended by = greas body "
the mos, eminen, men in Europe. '
A young man was taken up in PTs
with a loaded pis,ol about him he con-
fessed his objec, was to shoor,he President.
Ledru Rollins paper has boen seized BY
authority.
Ber in papers are filed with commenis
on the DANISH treaty no party in Ger
many seems satisfied with il. Hos'ili,iss
he, ween the Duches and Denmark are con-'
slLered probable. All the villages from
Horsen to Holding are full Of troops.
ENGLAND.
The effect which the death Of Sir Robert
Peel will have upon the future prospects
of political afTa re and parties here, has been
the all enRrossiog topic since she sailing
of the America. The Right Honorable
Baronet was buried ., Dray,on Manor
There is nothing yc: definitely known 40
to the buk or disposal Of his property
Asa mark Of respect TO HE funeIal. oil the
vessels in port hoisted their colors half
mast high, and the shopkeepers clossd their
windows with the same feeling. Robert
Peel, the present Baronet, arrived in town
On Sunday afternoon, from Geneva, where
he was staying when the melancholy news
Of his fathers death reached him.
FRANCE. .
The electoral lists for Paris, under the
new law, are published. Ths number Of
electors for Paris is 1900. Under the
old law they amounted to 224, 900. NJ. Le-
dru Rollins new paper, lie Proserii. WAS
yesterday seized by the authorities.
ROME.
We have letters OF the 30th from our
correspondent, in the Roman States. Tho
oeacs of the capital VAS well preserved,
though a variety Of absurd rumors were in
circulation. The attention Of the diplomat
ic corp. a, Rome hid been much excited
on learning ,ha, The Pope at the ceremony
of ST. Peters, modified the pro'es. usually
read asains, refusing to pay tribute to the
Holy See. and the bel ef prevails ,ha, tie
pro,es, will be abandoned in future. Ths
pro,es, apains, Parma and Pizen.a WA
made in the usual form.
SPAIN.
Chr letters from Madrid of the Sd. state
,ha, the Queens confinement 10 daily OK
pec,ed. and that her Majesty was in q sa'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

et Protection Company. No. s, az
ter receiving the New York Co., En-
p'rc No. ~, and Providence Co., lily.
drau!ion No. !, OH Friday morning
next, intend to give them an escort
through The town and for this purpose
they extend general invitation the
Board Of Fire Wards, the different Fire
Companies, and such citizens as are
disposed to unite with them, to rendes
vons a, their House in Touro. Street.
on the afternoon Of that day, a, Q O..
clock
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sCPThere is a man i'm Lowell in ;

SDHTheTe IS man IN LOwcTI III
most unfortunate dilemma. He is IN
love with two women, and engaged to
marry both, aud has been legally pub
lshed to both. The law will not allow
Of his marrying both, even if the wo-
men would consent; while each OF
them threatens to sue him if he mar
ries the other He is like the jackass,
midway between tie two stacks OF hay,
but not knowing which to choose, or
rather not daring TO taste Of either.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

W The Rev. Theodore Parker, OF
Boston, gave so much offence TO some
Of his congregation by his sermon
against the late Presidence Taylor, on
Sunday last, tina, they rose and Quilted
the church
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

CuuRcn IN MoURNING.-PreSident
Fittmore.-Prcsident Fillmore listened
to an eloquent sermon last Sunday, at
ST. Johns Church, from the Rev. Mr..
Butler, chaplain of the Senate, who
preached for DR.. Pync. The interior
of the church was hung in black, the
altar and bible were also covered, and
each pillar had Grape around it, The
Presidents pew, lined throughout with
black, was vacant for the first time since
March lS49. General Taylor and his
family having been regular attendants
President Fillmore has a pew in the
Unitarian Church, at which he has al
ways been regular attendant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

Fashions OF THE JAPANEsE.--It is
said that in the island of Japan
change in the fashion of dress has not
occurred during period of two thou
sand FIVE hundred years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25
MAMMOTH PRINTING Pr

A MAMMOTH PRINTING Press
Messrs. Hoe & Co., Of New York, are
constructing a printing machine for the
"Sun" newspaper, capable of throw.
ing out from fifteen to twenty thousand
copies per hour. 1t will be 33 feet
long, with eight printing cylinders, and
its cost will be not far from $2l 600.
1t is the first of The kind ever construct
ed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

TJMr James Crandal runs an Omn-
bus every half-hour, during the day, be-
tween the Park House, through Thames
and Pelham streets, 10 the Beach those
desiring to visi, the Hill or the Beach, will
find this very convenicn, conveyance.
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THE VALUE or MARRIED MrN.-.

The VALUE or MARRIED MEN--
/" A little more animation, my dear"
whispered Lady B. to the gentle Susan,
who was walking languidIy through a
quadrIlle.
4" DO leave me TO manage my own
business, mamma" replied the proyi.
dent nymph, 81 shall not dance my
ringle,s out Of curl for married man"
"Of course not. my love, but I was
no, aware who your partner vac"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

pThers was a severe and destructive
storm in New York, Thursday night. which
tore up trees, bew down awnings, fences,
&c. ConsiisrsHls esnses vss hone to the
Shipping
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

Benjamin Barker has been ~
pointed by the U. S. Marshal for X. !.
District as an Assistant Marshal to
take the census Of Tiverton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

0FThc Circuit Court is still in session
at the Ocean House Hall. They are en-
gagged on Bill in Equity, Oliver Chase,
Complainant VS.. Henry Merchant, Respon-
dent. +. A. Jenckes and r. B. Curtis, Of
Boston, for Complainant, G. S. Bradley
and John Whpple for Respondents.
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WARRINGTON. Monday July %

a runor prevails here this morning that
Senator PeaIce will resign his Cabine, ap-
poiu,ment, as Democrat will probably
take his place in the Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

Adversely overcome is the highest
glory, and willingly undergone, the
greatest virtue. Suffering is but the
trial Of valiant spirits.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-25

~ We have rfce we'd a despatch from
Washington, dated Saturday evening which
gives the following Cahine, Appointments,
made by President FL more, which by a
subsequent despatch we learn were all con-
firmed by the Senate in Executive session ::
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RRANDRETH'S vEoETABLe PiLLs.-rHIs NEDt-
- s,ne OF cldurpe efficacy IL jssty prsed eorres.r
VI ell oisorttrs of the tnsaeh and bo ~es che -ommcA
Of which spssns sss OF aepsti
sck hehdache giddness sense OF bloatin5 after ness
diunes oil ths eyes, ~sinss and eampiag pans Ia he
tton'aeh ana bowes lhese being suffered 20
man, rpid state 81 the liver uperyenes and all the
h"rrvrs of dyspepsia are experienced Every Junction Of
the frame is certain extep prostrated; but little
pc severance and the Of Brandreths PHs viii even
Iest the system from this Of misery Tso three
aoses VIII the afflicted OF their sautary ind ,enos
IN. stomach VIII speedily regsin its strength hsnthJ
lespe-s heat pain snd jaundced appearance strength.
setvity and renewed health will be the blessed result
They are specialy recommended f.r stOmach-coushs,
colds fever aud (which they surely cure asthns
ehortnoss G: BREATH and all obruction And ~ taken at
ter too indulgence table they at once restore the
sy.tep to Tvs natural state OF healthy repose. 80,
Persnua of fell habit who subject to
ness dro~siness aud H. the arising from 700
how Of III BOD TO the head should be without
by their immediate use.
For females generally the Brsndreh Pills cannot be toe
highly spoken Of They all oDsruotions give sner
and strength the distressing headache unfortu-
nately prevalent with the depression OF spirits
du"ess Of sight affections blotches sal
lownsss of the skin all moved snd juvenile bloom
and general sprghness indicate the power and heathGl
ness of Brandret = pills.
Ladies delicate period will find them unrivsed they
the best and children, and cure
worms and costiveness. -
Let be remembered that Brapdreths Pills are easy in
their operation and yet unite mdness with eheency and
REQUIRE alteration attention 20 diet during her use
Sold at e.nts box with full directions at al Broad
wsy. New York.
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s- y.oo n. c,.. Jun. 50 ala brig E.. Atkins. wlao.

sr JAoo CvnA June So ala brig Eliza Atkins widon.
Atao. sehr Sarah Howard, Wright. for Boston Jalva
es Ps Js sl s Hssa @s i% I.a@ sh to. sYors
hg brig pswd Tl,ss ,r.% Pnilssslri arr Oh; ,ss,
vises.e~n, fcr Nyork. ssa,s.
NYerl Iah, brig xmanda irras, do cid iish. brig ri
S'''''' H'd'i' A'''iiss.. HON. Ports.
css s'lK eor tf S:.S Sss Ssa' Fsa EG' 5Ss
Sss ssS ~
Enss D9,T Roh%sad rtnsipe Sls,r'' Ind M,,y Ellen,
isSS vSasy sS
s 81 o bark
foreign and has Lost foretcpmss sia ship, Drso
sOsS sSn Gsi a. G.rIs ifs' LADY s4s ia1a Sa~
slsHs
Ha pssv o % .sS. Ss1s Hy; sshr
Sid ship Nonantum Bates, California,
% f's ss,sassa
July ui, td ss.
York sid 18th. sch laramie, Br,v.tes ssrancsoe
sSst' Minerva Baltimore Dart Philadelphia; Hume Rom
GIoycrrn July is-Arr .chr, Sc. Lion. ThOmas.On for
Nfra Ss S.y Kss s %,
fae all prosaSy vii DEPART her ds'Sss,ss
'
awarp o Coast ss % sS ery dsspy asa
from NYort for wil@inson Del load for West Indies.
for do feDne for and over 81 sohrs With
coal for Eastern detained at the Breakwaer by
strong wind from ESE and thick weather Sehr Pert
and bark have this moment passed the anchor
age, upward bound.
NEw ORLrAss July 9-Arr steamship Ohie, Schenck, N
York via Charleston Savannah and MLvana bark Marcia,
Sshy, Boston, brig Rosa de Italia tain Avegno Genoa.
Towed to sea 4th ships Arcadia Geo Pattern barks st
Marys aud Der 9th Of May; 6h ships Sqautum Kentucky
Genoa, Oscar Thos Church and brig Harriet. W.,
NEw LONDON July l6-Arr brig Helen Nar Card, Newark
for Windsor sohr Bsrret smith, Smith. Virginia Sid ship
John Elizabeth; Chappeil whaling sloop Con-
stelAtion, Havens kYork.
HswpoRr, July l7-Arr brig Brazilian, Hodgdon B,stcn
for schrs Vermont Cole Warren for NYork;
VIM Thomas Tucker. Providence for Philadelphia; Oay
Son. Fastman HRver for NYork; Hume, HILL do do Har
binEer. Heath, Philadelphia.
NEw BEDroRD. July l6-Sld schr Rosamond. Rcketson,
Baltimere.
NANrucxrr, July I5-Arr schrs Sylvia E, and Chas L
Huse. Phiiadelphis; 10th, Achsah ID, 90.
folk
PHLADEIPuA. July IT. Arr bark Swan, Holmes. Maya
PR brgs Delaware Forsyth Sierra Leone Dethmar
(Brem Havighorst Bremen; Louisa Stubbs St Johns Pr
schrs Jerome, willard, Boston, Roswell King Briggs
ham.
PoRriArp, July is-Arr brig Roberta. Noouan Phil.ds-
Rs1: Cld brig Field Hadd0ck' Philadelphia. Sid bark
18th. brig Nancy Ann Pope, PhiladeI shis.
York.
RIcHxoxp. July Ie-sId schr Charm Berry Boston.
SALEN July l6-Arr brig Orlando, H Philadelph sehs
Conquest Br) Maitland for NYoik Mar Theresa Smaey
Of Forbes to- the railway for repairs sid brig
America, TresdwelI, Philadelphia.
WnAreror, NC, Jnly lJ-Cld brig Ocean (Br) Huddart,
Liverpool 18th. schr Aiaric, sandford NYork.
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: sAaITImE iNrELLIGE > Q y,
Cleared.

Cleared.
nsasIs. n'1seSss,w eSssss Tspes, css%Si. ers$
CisiestOn Wardlei Le,ls stafford. Baltimore, Sd
ss1IsTs.as, MNair ssy1nns9 pschsn DJnS Dmon'
BIsTs1p%S wypen Msl@gs Ne'T,H ,;s% son cssas
Ps~ aPssS S asssS hv'S1 shop.Sn un,sr
se1TlJehn Wesley srh ssSipney Sts:nS MI ,s
Nsns sGSG van Nc ss ssiGs siast Eses a'iss
kaskst. Philadelphia, Hand catharne Thomas Thomas
ssesmei-Ironsides, Green, Philadelphia.
Arrived.
ship Henry Clay tpkt) French LvsrpOCl June TO- Win a
Sailed With slip, sannerips EdSards and gp,I
verse Bind for NYork. Passed over The Banks IN ia ~
T ysy s,S 1 in., .. oes iGsf Tos Of SSnsaE 2
Ion - 81 spsis brig wsSs YsrmoatS. for B.soa
ss gss siI'N & ST T@s on esS. @
John LysEpSS 81 SS ''h' lat % H. Ion
S.s 'si Nile. s1RisS paaf araasn ns@a days. with mds
B;&p sTSss'Sy pr mel assss
s1B Bsi hSs Ss'' s5ssE Wolfe Busnos Ayrss day.. with
BARK Creole tB5eIh Vessels Buenos Ayress. 81 days.
pdss'o ElWe No date, lat lon. brig Robert
pai S.rs parh Charleston days, with cotton to
BTisap,Te shoss but got ps.s day and taken
BriI iSsis lBrj bsSy sunderland IS days. with
Brig BorGeaux Packet (Nor Thse oporto 46 days. with
wine 70 schmidt BaIehen.
Brig Princess tbrb Atkins st Martins III days, with salt,
TO 5 Sekeesenger.
Brg Hay Port Prince, July g. with coffee, to
LIS Ferris No date lat 81 ~ Ion 73 spoke schr Cornela
3 days from Baltimore.
Brig sterling (of Boston), Pike Guayama PR, June ~,
with molases Gu bert Findley Sh inst lat 90 So
as exchanged signals with brig showing bue signal
vi q white the ship
yicl siurg, Berry hence for \ ew Orleans.
dS gT s to PS%Ty Ponce
sm, osSn ssS S w for a JSy sa sasss to-
nails with brig showing red signal with the letter in the
centre.
Brig Fnaneier tef POrtiAnd Hsil st Johns, Pr 9dsys
with sugar, to MASTER.
Brig Louisa waish tof Esworh) Mllike1, Jacksonville
EFF 10 days with kss oak to Grice 18th inst lat 30
Ion rs pofe brig Louisa Of Camden from st Johns PR for
Phladelpbia-
Brig Cen Tsylor (of Camdsn Jorden, Georgetown, with
lumter. TO Badger Peck.
sehr hinsrva Wright Meyers, Wilmington, NC, days.
with naval stores
sehr James Nelson, -, swansbOrO, NC, days. with
naval stores.
JvIr lS-Wnd during the day from the Southeast.
The packet ship Cornelius Grinnel. Bunting for Lv-
erTocl, has anchored at the quaran tine ground.
Also steamer Isabel for Havana.
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Passengers Arrived,

LUrRPooL-Packet ship Henry Cay-F Loman Mrs L
Fletcher Thos Townsend Geo Strong, Mrs scheack.
hiss schepck. Master schenck.
G.AssowTHr ship ssrahmMr Leens Norval and
CHARLEsroS-Bark Mara-Mr Babcock, lady s children
and nurse, Miss STaylor Mr. Hickey Miss Phbrook Mr.
Mum.
nArAsvrz, PR-Bark Louisa Caroline tarr I7th)-A
Pelissie Of France.
PoRr Az PRncE-Brg Hayti-H W Pierson, H Baker. p
A Duret, Mr. Wooley.
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THE MARsIED woxAN's PRIyAre MEDICAL COW

panionBy br. A. M. Maureeau Professor OF Diseases
OF Womea-Tenth edition. 15mo, PIP. $50 Price S-Years
Of suffering Of physical and mental anguish many
aheetonate wife, and peeupary dcutes to the husband
1t 10 intended especially for the married or those contem
plating marriage as ~ dcloses important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
those whose health does not permit Of Of
family, IL Is Of esIeoial i'm portsnee.
Here. also. every emaothe wife, the mother-the one
years In whom nature con important change
can discover tho symptoms, and the
remedies and most cert tin mode Of every
TO which her sex ~ kect
tExraet Of Letter from Gentleman In DAYTON ohiO)
DAyroS, Nay |, ls7.
NV ltAR sIR-My wife ha. been pcroepbly sinking for
some three in consequences OF great
gueh ana suffering nths before AID during
hnemen excessive and debiitat
and prosrsed her putting her life In iamnent danger
which was the last occasion depared Of suppOse,
this state OF things inevitable aud resigned
meet the worst At this time (uow ahout monhsl
heard book highly spoken o. some
reaching On its receipt aud perusa cannot
press 90 the relief n afforded distressed mind
the JOY its pages impaired wife. Learning
great discovery % ~ Desomeaux provided remedy II
opened prospect TO witch little conceived post
h9 hut for this another would have -aed
beaC In all human probability wife would
| in her grave, and my children left motherless.
IL H. of course, imprscticable convey fully the
various subjects treated OF they of strictly
intended for the married those tempiang marriage
Dor sale at 222 BreadwAy aud the Publishing Ohce.
~ Liberty street. New York Little Co.. Albany W X.
Davis Boston Petersen, q! Chestnut at Phiiaaephs.
On the receipt of 81 copy will be transmitted hv mail
free Of postage any part n the United States All letters
must te addressed post paid 20 DR. A. NJ Msurceau box
l,s2s, New York city once l29 Liberty street.
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DREvENTION BETTER THAN,
N NCURE-RECENTCAsEs

OF Private Diseases cured by Dr. de Laney
In some hours In Seminal diseases genital debility mpo-
tence. and all other i'm mpedimonts marrag his
resfment unsurpassed by other. Genuine Female
feriodieal Pis and Drops 81 Once, 81 Lspenard street,
The New York herald., 1850-07-19
MEUlCAL.

WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE CURES ALL KINDS
w Of NsuraIgis, CohvulsIOps, Consumption. Epilepsy,
Paralysis Tcdooreaux and all disorders under the head
Neuron acts likea charm upon AnaphrOdisia 81 per
bottle. 102 Nassau street.