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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
COIGIS. COLDS AND

.syessxSaz12~-S "For the above complaints II Is
superior TO ANY other preparation used" Anoth-
er-.-"I can with confidence recommend it,
Anothcr---''It has been used with complete success
and am satisfied that II Is valuable medicine. y
Anothrr.---" IL is "A safe, convenient, and very
eff 'aciou- medicine. " AnOther--- II has
never, to my knowledge, disappointed the
reasonable expectations of those who have used it.
Anothcr---"It is equal mot superior to any oth-
er medicine within my knowledge"
Extract from "A letter dated Dayton, ILL.,, April
i3, lsl9:---'It was first introduced into 10Y
family bya celebrated Physician, some ten years
ag ,, and such the benefit my wife derived
from it that we have not been without it in our
house since. | have also recommended il to at
least fy different persons since, ior Affections OF
the Lungs, and do not know Of single case in
which II did not give immediate relief, and some
were cured after being given up by their Physi-
clans"
Beware Of Couaerlrits and limitations. such
as Carter Compound Pulmonary Balsarn, Amer
lean Pulmonary Baisam, and others, in part bear
/ iug the name Enquire for the articles by its
/ whole name, the
! 'EEGETAhLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
and see that it has the written signature Of VIM.
Catlar upon yellow label, the blue wrappers.
Each bptllc and zeal is stamped vegetable Pal
m1ntry Basam.'
Prepared by REED & CUTLER. Importers
and Wholesale Dealers iu Medicines, Paints,
Chemicals aud Dye stuAs, 33 india rtrcct Boston
apd sold hy Druggists Apothocucs, and County
Merchants generally. For particulars aud re-
commandations see a Pamphlet accompanying
each bottle. Price 80 cents. For sale in Ncw--
port by {. Il. {. HAZARD, and
/ Z. J. TAYLOR.
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"ArTIcA, Geuesee Co, February ], lsD.
an r WALLACEi ( CO,--Ge.Ihemea; ] was, for moro
thsn year riced with disease OF the stomach could
fat greugy substance without causing gres,
pain sickness, and vomiting AMI continually afflicted
with stomach. As M experiment tried ore Dot
lie of BRANr'S MEDICINE which, iu my utter ctarp
pontnrni e1,ed oad retired he usual pas atey erftns
Therefore used second bottle. which has completely cured
the cease nm now wei and hearty, and ea smos,
anyiuE without being paiued, the stomach b. com az
Yours respectfully, T. >. NlLCOAi'
Nj N..,.n. |. I. ruan.cl hMln m-.Irllant Of AtN..
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r-YER-So cTTRE9

The Rev RICHARD DuSNlN6, Pastor Of f'c Pc.
yrriu church Adams Basin, Monroe county, Scr yo-k.
rfoe 20 us: " hsys 4s received leticr from it tHr
MY prhNNs, raatvC to q e Og hs tUversnr-. l,a
nay depend wGut It sta.es, for Ia il IaTirinn
A. i a. elder IN the church Some years rcs as 81 "
lavs Cne Of his log ~ 10 his hs IN
it seyersore. The CHER lee being now .l-st,d. and
nj uLt "a lU Hmpuhted, recommended bRAS1's Mn.
BeGd ih6 respli. He sbys: have t4scI onu
5orTLTs OF BRAATS MEDICINE psIee4 All ,ufL
f5H gyvr recommendation a. nt heacr.e, ana
,sy dat, win e blessing Of God !, .. cirsed a q;
Z la.'n Sne Penlpllles for flll narfpru!nrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
FEMALE WEAKNESSES & CoMpL ANTS.

No remedy offered to the public has been hdU ai
dR2 crtu1l tts.0 .ag ALL c incidental Delbnes
and DreyUi,y-s Of the sex, BRAsT's fuihosAHT
BALsAM. II makes florence whether the derun
~. surbtcsti0H sJccss other re-1e-s-t REGULATES
ALL by strengthening The SYSTEM, olna1sg pr ciReuLh
RIOS, o.i soothing aud cAGyfrg .LRSoUs fsRlrAsEIrS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

,-rM,. E'iss sampson, Jr.'s extensive
livery stable IN The rear of Union street,
New Bedford vas partially destroyed by
fire Monday noon.
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr.. HAsKlNs statement of cure He said
"ky wife procured one bottle Of BRdNT'S PURE YfNC
EXTRACT, Of BssoA q i;eondrd druggists Of Rome.
commenced using that aud began get better. That hottie
enabled % get 81 ny bsd, where had been confined
Que year the seosnd bottle enabled Outof nshouse
the htd boiHs tugbird 10 oaA e0 mi!es Ia Rome Cen
ire, where procured "a bottles more; AID wien had FIN
ished usng them, seseafscH Of cey ucrrs had huied
ut-and three bottles more effected PERFECT CURE Of
ri tL-n LII nd : "a q a.aA heLLA
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80 s.horcham. Nov. 20. lsia.

Ill persons Interested IN the tnal set' m-nt Of
y the account Of NathauiclG Sands, Ike, rtoi
on the Estate of Ray Slnd-, fsG., air IT tins
town, rc'd, are hcrrb, notified to attend "a Court
oi Probate, To lr holden AT the House OF Samuel
Dunn. in New Shorchnm, on the Goth day of NAV
nest, A. -, 1850, at ono O'Clock, =. VI, and also
To appoint IN administrator said Estate at said
time aud place if deemed necessary, aud bc heard
thereon. Witness
ian 26. J. :. PICkIlAM, Prob. Ci'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

rIos-Musquitoes aud
flies are supposed to be the souls OF
baokblter. aud slandercrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach |!

from the gt,l the aud the o sa>
lhu one case aoccle,gt aud the ctcr g,odvaAy sy,
p,e,ed as prevent any the fatal dseases that Gequec
iy aTi.e In consequence OF such cLungc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Mcw Spring Goods !!
w. BAK T. RPS.
American, FREScH AND HoMGoPATuIo
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO.
MA COCOA PASTE &c

CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO
MA, COCOA PASTE, &c.
TO Merchants aud Consumers, who would pur-
i chase the best products of CocoA---lrec from
aduteration--more nutritious and healthiul than
tea or coace---and in quality unsurpassed---tho
subscriber recommends the above articles manu-
featured by himself. His BRomA and Cocoa
PASTE rs delicate --palatabc---and salutlry
drinks for nvalids, convaIescents,' children, rav-
cllers, and others, are pronounced by the most
Eminent Physicians superior To any other prepar-
ations. His manufactures are always on sale in
any quantity BY the most respectable wholesale
grocrrs in the Eastern cities; aud by his Agents
at 80 South Market ST., andby L. & J. =. IIawes,
Boston. James VI. Buncc & Co. Hartford, Ct.---
IIussey s Murray, New York. Geo. Waite, Al
bany. Smith & Wood, Troy, \. Y. Grant s.
Stone, Philadelphia. Thos. v Brundige, Balt-
more. +. s. 4. II. Dodge, Georgetown, ID. ca
Vosc Brothers, \. Orleans. WIN. Bagalcy &
Co., pttsburg, Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, o.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March /
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

The steamer Empire City, Captain Will
son, arrived at New York, on Saturday
afternoon, from Chagrcs, via jamaica
Left the former port on the Goth of Febru-
airy, and Kingston on The I'd of March
She brings one hundred passengers, and
s5i0, ,572 in specie.
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NIESiyG SNRE NNrTH. LErDRgNtlll. e.

"BvRor, GFwrsfr Co. ~ Y. nci 10. tsfy
"Ifo..fs. NJ. =. WALLACE co. Some tine lasi N.ln
ter my w,G hcrye - deb a!oi from the EFFECTS q -
,yThI AID Morning Sore b1ut liHl tc could not , lef
child perform amy househod labor Her medical ttea'-
nl,ut was vlrcI accord 10 the Hdrce ind prescriptions
of he mos, cmrpui phvsc ugl aHr FR exhaust
ed in u.erss she becupe 80 very sErie'0D thi
al DE .s sue commenced tHlug SrG7ts Medicine size
v,.gi, lu more .nu elIy-.ve polHasi In; ~ hr lnsi
& has ,pasl four tY'Gs., size became ycri.et yWe Tno
rur. h. ~ rrIe-t that she is enabled 70 do NJ nte"-
saw h.. s" Old work, and gned htty pounds ~ hetl 10
four wc8st. Yours FNy, < % tHisf.Nl 4NF.'
Tho reader will observe that Mr. GkLESTHE sg. or
.Eit" He, vC informed bv H. >, IkIG,Y Esq, VI
! o., ..l ~. ts. ffIQ. ID medicine
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

RHEUMAT1SM CAN BE CURED !

V'IllS invaluable remedy, which has entirely
l. cured hundreds in this vicinity of the most cx :
cruciating OF all complaints, Rheumatism, is now
offered To the public with an entire confidence that
1t will do all that is promised for it. As u safe
certain and speedy medicine for Rheumatism,
Lameness, Tic DoorcauX, Headache, S;c., il ncy-
er has been and it never can he surpassed Let
those who doubt this, call upon the proprietor who
will satisfy them at once of the perfect truth uf
these statements. The External Remedy is itself
a new medicine, and never was used in this conn-
try until Introduced by the proprietor. As AN al
lcyaor Of ;aat class of diseases which il Processes
to treat, ii is destined 10 win immense public ia
yor. To suffer with rheumatism when relief is
at hand, is the height of folly.
For sale Wholesale and Retail hy WARREN
B. POTTER, cor, of County and Kemuton SITS
New Bedford, and Il, J. TAYLOR, of Newport
John Stedly, Portsmouth; Oliver Hicks, liver
ton; Iie,ry r. Brown, Little Compton, and b,
Druggists and traders generally, throughout the
United States. Mar9ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

CIR JANE NrRRAY'S FLUID CAM.
y rllOR,. This preparation which has earned
n irsrrycdly high reputation both IN Europe aud
America, ~ preventive and eur, ior the Asisiic
Cholera aud IL pirmoritpty symptoms, may bc
had Of hc-h importation At
v. ". lliIARD'S,
Sigl II the Mortar,
Juncia Washington Square.
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FOR SALE,
COMMISSIONERS AND ADWNISTRA.
TDp'N \fJJFE

IORN NOIItE.
TUE subscribers, having brcp appointed 10y the
4 Hon. Count of Probate. Commissioner on the
estate of SiLIS WARD late Of Newport, de-
ceased, represented irsolyrnt, hcrch, give notice,
that siN months from the 10Th day of the rtc cnt
month, has l.cn allowed 6r the creditors Of said
estate to bring IN their tel cctivc claims, either
of Us, and, that We will meet at the r,sdcncc Il
Augustus Bush, IN Broad street, on tho third Fri.
dys ol Juuc, Juy and August ucNt, n 3 O'Clock,
L. NJ, lpr the purpose ui considering the same.
PETER y RENTNGTON,)
JOUN ALIEN Com's.
AUGUSTUS BttSH,
Al persons indebted to said estate, viii make
immediate payment ~
BENZ. MUNFORD, Administrator,
Who offers ior .alc a dc,r,lc snd gcntlo Horse,
Buggy aud liamcss, "A Cow, quantity e extra
and No. Soap, 1allo~ Sc, &c., all Of Which
viii lr SUI very how, il applied for Immediately.
Feb2i div w3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

ScngxrcrApY. March ll.-Locomotirc
Erpi0dod-Lov Of efL,jc.--The noon freight
train from Troy, coming West, when with
in Elk miles of this place, the boiler of the
locomotive Boston. exploded instantly
killing the engineer and seriously injuring
the hrcman. Tie buier was new one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

An Ohio ia, girl is exhibiting at the
West. She is but fifteen years old. ard
Weighs 80 pounds. She is represented
n increase in weight 5t tic rate of one
no,nl a week Sloo, hu' sure
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SUNDAY, March 10.
sloop Rcnzi, Dmfee, New York.
MONDAY, March II.
Sloop Willard, Miller, New York.
TUESDAY, March IL.
CLEARED.
Sloop Rienza, DurieeJ New York Willard
Miller, New York, do.
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FOURTEES WITNESSES +!

Mr. UASElN haE sworn 10 the above fcts. and The facs
are witnessed and certified TO uy DR. 7. .WlLLIAMS-Hr
q r. BROWN. proprietor Of the Hest Rome Hotel-Messra
BISSELL LEONARD, wholesale snd reial drugcisS
AID EEENEN other resye,aLte rinesss.
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eEnepAl lEplllIY nE IHE SYSTEM [

HrA HUITsrASDER, merchant, Obsyiis. Torroin c.,
g4- December T., si3 md eher hoy ~ stated how
. cure OF ua yN''s cuusurfuvv cuush, RAdt - have
personally u,ed BR-fNTs PtIRf lNG EAih1CI,
E- eupr,l debility uf nv sysratn sud inve Hesitation
In sAvug tla; iH tie heel medicine 10 FtsTnst "'d -
yoKA,E rnG system that hnvs ever uscd. In e,es r.
,t,5,s where ~ la,e sold BRANrS MEDl slNFS, no
Le syotel tidt se1cy a2 y.rea ae HEsr AtsfAc1ioF
SALT RH EUM,
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l-iVER.COM PLANT!

NJ HATHtN HUBBARD, of stanfsyd, Conn, ono Of
he oldest und respectable physie ang sf etc.
Sh iitcy- Complaint rany years, AMI perfectly
~ uSi.g RkANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We COT
L..tL u. - 81 ~. .Inr,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

because bottle Of II hns medical curative
IN II, and, IN Consequence dissas, Ia much e
time, than one battle Of any other medicine.
II, then one bottle OF BRANT'S PURIFIER will eurv
FOUR TINES more disease than one 6cHs of Sarsapsryg
b." BRANTs PURIFIER" would be cheap NJ JoiS
dollars bottle t0rsdydy,id do4p But BRAsTss
PURIFIER "a sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottles and
as bottle OF IL has cured, and eardbe of curing, FOUk
TIMES much disease bottle Of ydY1d there
fore Sarsapann IN consequence Of its lcss power AMI lee
medical efficacy, should DO sold than f,ceafv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
To Druggists and Dcaigs IN Neo'icinc.
DR. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OIN WILD GEEErY

Th, celebrated and infaibie rcmedy for The
cure of Consumption, Asthma and Liver Com
phint, was discovered sJme ten years ago. Since
that time II has, BY its own merits been rapidly
sure cy, and safely working lis way through the
opposition of quacks and countcrieiters. until by
It's true yaluc, and intrinsic excellence, it has gain
cd for itself most enyiable popularity aud eriah.
lished itself in the confidence of an intelligcn, and
enlightened public, from one end Of the continen,
to the Other. The testimony Of thousands Who
have been relieved and cured by this valulic ar
tcle, will show that il stands unrivallcd---at the
head OF all other medicines for the cure of diseases
for which it i. recommended. The genuine DR.
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry is now for sale
by duly appointed Agents, and all respectable deal.
crs in medicine, in all large cities and all import
ant towns throughout the United States, Canadas,
and British Provinces.
None genuine unlcs. signed l. Butts, on the
wrapper.
For sale by II. }. TAYLOR, Agen, for New
port. Marli
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One Dollars Worth |!

How much CANCER-how much sYPHILlS-hos
much SCROFULA--w one dollar, porh of BRfvT'b
PURIFIER cure Read the following statement, which
ts a specimen Of It's poweTs-
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FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
For the year ending January 3lst 1850.

Who'c Number of Policies issued TO Feb
ruary /, lsl9, 1904
Whole Number of Policies issued during
the past year, i2i3
Total Number oi Policies issued, 1si7
Whole Number of Policies expired,
purchased and cancelled, 1919
Whole Number of Policies terminated
by death, 6s-lli7
Whole Number Of Policies now in force, 600
Dividend Of 80 per cent. credited to
policy holders, 206, ,203 90
Balance to credit of Reserve Fund, 6j,ll3 81
%27l ,3I6 81
Mas WM. GUILD, Agent.
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LANCASTER GINGHAMS.

LANCASTER GINGHAMS.
HAVING made arrangements with tie Manu-
IL lecturers of Lancaster Ginghams, TO be sup
piled with all their Ne1 STYLES, as soon rs they
alc made, we shall have constantly on hand a
FULL assortment We have just opened several
cases, and would call the attention Of the public to
them. When it is considered that they are made
for DURABILITY, the colors WARRANTED PER-
FEcTLy FAST, and sold at 80 iow price, We I've.
licve it will be found that no article of DIRE : :
q o o ID : is cheap to the purchaser.
DANIELL & CO.,
No. 2i9 Washington Street, BosroS
hlar9 3m
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

'uA Mdic.ge Ia sr-vy rspof! md there 10 ab,indsni
proof, IN great effected that ONE BOTTLE ~
tans more purifying, healing virtue and sedeol povy.
Than there IL Contained IN FOUR BOTTLES Of any Ssro
pd,ia any other medicine that has been offered
for sale. There is und dobsd proof In pamphlets thai
py the use OF this great hdidH lr Yer. aey that DY
mo yet LlEE-lhey tint were LAME and CRIPPLED
ean now WALK-they that were SICK, SCkOFULOus
and otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Erant's is the Cheapest ;

who have used BRANT'S PURIFIER, after having nee
and tested the SaTsdpdyiilds ana other ned denes
ovlmcnded 10 blood diseuscs have decided THAI
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-,yr,vCYynrAE pysEAsEs.

ERhNI's PURIFYING TNTRA ACris "a perfect 1ad re,.
oush ey e.fr Of al Gs ce'rL u MERcvRY, or any of he
various pfenG tious OF CAtoaEL or hERcyRr, from ~
sie ana IL restores the bood ,lues nnd al be Ir -
f,.,y.si 10 t.cir uigrL, iifALTHY sIA1E.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12

President Louis Napoleon, (reiates the Paris
correspondent Of the Journal of Commerce. one
evening, went on foot, accompanied by two Ren-
tlemen Of his household, wearing a large slouehed
hat and blue paleiot 10 one OF the public con.
cer's az the Champs Elysees, at which the Joyous
crowd did not fall short Of two iho,isand RI and
his companions took seats at small liable he Or
aered three chops and plate of segars, with a
bottie OF wine; they ate, drank, aad smoked, At
ease, and enjoyed the good music. When they
withdrew, the President bestowed five francs on
Inc waiter, who exclaimed immediately 20 a COM
fade--~ That must be Milford ARglais." His in
cognito was preserved until he resnIeTed lhe garden
Of his palace Of ElYsee Bourbon
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12

The following recipe for preserving hams through
summer, we lind IN an exchange: Make a humber
OF common cotton bags, little larger than your
hams after your hams are well smoked, place
them In the bags then get the very best kind OF
sweet well made hay, cut il with kaife, and with
your hands press it well around the ham ia the has
tie the bag with striBg put on card Of the wear
to show its age, and hang it up in the garrst, or
some dry room and il will hang for five years, and
will be better for boiling than on the day you nut
it up. The method costs but little, as the BAGS
will last for years. No flies bugs will trouble
the hams il the hay is well pressed around them
the sweating of the hams will be taken up BY he
hay, and the hay will also impaEt a fine favor to
the hams.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12
ROSWELL CHAPLIN
CORTIyFEEas.
II, oOEsTIPATIoK OF THE Bow
THE PAIN EYTR a CnHOR

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sure safest and certain remedy f this d.ase
1t win positively give relief the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Peons have frequently
called at office with astOnishment upon faces at
that they had used the ointment for other dseass upon part
Of their bodies the bowels and that copous movee,
had resulted from Thsreault will always follow thorougi
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are e
tive. Let the experiment be tried 1t is perfectly safe am
in no instant ecan the Pain Extractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12

ST. Louis, Mo-, July 6, 1886
Dear Sir About week since while working nj INV trade
cut my loot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit Of the a1s entered the Top Of foot below the
STEP The wound began to iname and continued to do
until became ulnch alarmed. used British OIL incture
of yrh and several adhesive plastes but ali 10 no p1Ts
then commenced the of
DAl.LEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
to subside, and has entirely Jeff me-
can confidently recommend Daley's MaSical Pain Ex,
tractor being superior anything have eF seen iTed n,
removing pain or inflammation.
am shp-carpente by trade and shall be willingtos,
hiy 70 the virtues of the Save all when necessary
reside on Franklin Ayenue, al No. ISL where can give any
information desired. Yours, truly,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12
FEyER ROREs

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nveteat
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
hive hundred dollars in employing physicians nd in purchasing
medlclnes that used recommended cure but To
purpose, until last resort, heard and tried Dali
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR when 10 nv
great SURPRISE before had used box OF this ave
about me. BRADOCK DAVIS
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CRKoLE.

A REVOLUTIONARY RosRRUsH. AMI AN An
cIENr GARDENER On thursday last Mr. Rich.
ard Fitzgerald, who occupies the horse of, IsIin-sc
street, built by his grandfather one hundred and
u,hty-seven years ago, presented 20 us a handsoms
cluster OF Damask roses, from bush in bis ear,,en
Mnicn, sixty,nlne years ago, he iransplanted with
us own hands into its present location fr,,n ,hs
garden OF the then Bansld house, five or ain yis
IN the rear of our Office When removed. !, 49,
we'll grown, and probably bore roses haf,ra ~
revolution. The bush has had his coDs,a,,t r.
and Is now as vigorous and handsome az in ~ IN
years, bearing the present year about two hnninsd
roses he has probably had better onnorfnn;,Ss
OF watching the naiuFe Of the bush than many
pFoessed nauralisfs Ne saws that il has raonIa ~
borne six years in suecession-that then !, ialss :
season OF rest, dwindles and ceases 10 bear ior
three years, and on the fourth year comes ON, in
fresh VIg0r, and bears again for six years This Is
an Important fact to be known by eultvKtors of m.
rose, who are apt to throw aside Etyorite hnshss
when they have ceased for year or tyvo 4, hear
mr, r. has made his own garden and taken care
Of u Tor sixty-sx successive years Il il pattern
o. neatness, and YET he says although he ALWAYS
has picked out all the stones he conid find h. al,
mud annually wheeihaFrOw load
Mr. r. occupies but half the house OF his foFa
fathers. Although under that roof mora than (;ltv
individuals have been born since that rOse- h,,sh
was tiansplan'ed-his six children who baye hen
giaddened BY the flowers have all passed a.sav.-
and all the other occupants who have eninves lher
fragrance, are either far scattered or passed fror
ths earlh yet the estimable old gentleman is as
ardenl in his early love as when bov N len rsa,s
old he first claimed the prize as his own. And -
i conscious of being highly priced, and in reward
or constant cars, the bush still brings form it,
howers N old age. How rich are these f,rnvfsions
Of nature Bless God for The liyn'ers I', Ports-
mouth IN. HI Journal, Jaly 49,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12
9ALT RHEUM

IN oeTtifes that DALlsEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
nused IN my family for Salt Rheum Of Tsen years
d1s tnand ioI Warts These ecs diseases nave been al
eyaied, and they both entirely removed There
odo1b bal this Medicine has all the virtues that The
Paes claims Tor IL, from what has fallen my ohssF
yaon ded % the very respectable testimonials fayos
by 9th ho have used II in requiring immediate relief
do c.eerfuly recommend the attention ofthe aiice
the oi Ihs invaluable salye.
Buffalo, N. u ROSWELL CHAPIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-12
CUTE, WOUNDS AND soREs.


The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these GASES
wonderful quickly does il all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its success IN
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled "