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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE. MEDICAL PANIC
sIcxLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman IN Dayton, U.

ErHdeT q a LeHeF JF0" a ut7EIs"I1H !" Do s'o'' o.
DAYTON, May l. 1917.
"pn. A. NJ. NAuRIcrsU-hy dear siri The Married We
mans Private Medical Companion for which enclosed one
dollar 10 your safely to hand. would not
troubled you with these few lines but that am I'M
peed BY gratitude, for self and wife, TO
pttsranee 70 our sincere and heartfelt emotions.
nv wife has been perceptiby SINKING tor some thres
ferng before and during oorhnementi every
one more aud debitaed and prosrated
h,r putnr her life in Imminent danger, aud which
the occasion despsired Of supposed that this satt
Of things inevitable and resigned myself 20 tAe
Az this time lno~ about two cnthsl heard your
book highly spoken 81 - containing some matters reaching
my On Its receipt and pcrusn cannot express 20 you
the relief II afforded my distressed mind, and the JOY m
psgep Impaired Wife on learning that Tho great Do
covery OF NJ NJ Dcs6meaux provided remedy IL opened
prospect witch little conceived was possible No
pecuiary confederation can ever repay the Obligations am
under you for having been the means Of uparng 20 "
the matters contained in The Married Womans Pnyht
Medical Companon for this another would
have passed over my head, In all human probability my
wife would have been IN her grave and my eharea e
motherless."
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Extract FROM Letter.
TO THOSE JUST HARHIED.-"HAD Ksowgr

Nov n
"DE A. N. hEVhicsAut llad Known ~ the important
matters treated & 10 The ksrTied Woman Private Mcai-
cal rauion come yssr1 aEo how nuch misery mtsht
have escsfod have suagrtd from which
D. nj out n your book without SHOWING what 60 10 OBJ
famed eluy. found treated o. trust
female ysya bersii Tho information contained in itt
ragosi"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13

Hon. JONES Meacham Is the whig candidate for Con-
gress In the third district of Vermont Daniel Roberts
in the first district and Thomas Bartlett Jr in the
fourth district. the free soil candidates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
The Coal Trade for 1850.

(From the Miners Journal August l01
The quantity sent by railroad, TINS week, is
S2,S73 ii tons, being about 800 tons more than
last week
The following is the state of the trade, compared
with last year 10 the present time, from the three
principal regions. The supplies from the other
regions will not affect the trade the railroad
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from Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES.
IHV rriTl.AEITIFs sc.

How many suffering from obstruction irregularities
peculiar the system which d.rmine their health
The effects - which they ignorant and for which thf
deoacy isrbida seeking medical advcc' ov many suher
from pfotpsus failing u the wombl from huor-
altu- (Weakness. debility. 6c Ncr Row many in
sgouy Tor many rn0nths preceding confinement How
many have dhcul " not DANGEROUS deliveries and whose
lives jcouarded durinr such time viii hnd IN is
the prevention. afuslioration. and reiiafi
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COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL, FREE
or POSTAGE. TO TIE PURCHASER

On IN. rrceitt Of one Dollar. THE MARgtED WO-
NkN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" ~ sent
lnad frs a. any par 81 che United States All letters
must Tost pad exeert those e.a,sinag remiita1eo
AZ Addressed 10 ~ A. ". NAUhiCEAU box i24 Nev
Ycrt tity Putnthine s0ce No. i@ Liberty street, Nes
ork
OVER 10000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT
BY MAIL
within three MONTHS pdth perfect ssety ana eertanty.
Itrtalt az Bru. dvay AID AZ the futithius ono H
fisrtv fsrfe Ntw yofit tNtle 90. Atsuyi y. De-
rstftr. r. Peterson, q, Ihe'tuHf street fhtadtl-
ri.a and Luoktoltgs ttrtu Etsut Nc LAitcd siates
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IT, those yet unmarred tut c"ntemplatnE marnsge "
perhaps hciita,inF he proeiy OF tntnrrnE We re-
psrsiies attendaut &c. the importance ot tsinf
possessed The revelations ntnea IN these rn 20 10
Tin s,ey invcvrE their future happiness cannot 'e "pre
tated. 81, -
IS a. course iurractcaie convey more fuy the va
rioua they % nature strictly n-
tended Cor the married ~ those contemrart mafueie
N IL every ones duty ~ lluf
rrsseseed kuae ledge Whereby the fufcrnr % witch
wife mother sister way Ne subject caa te obviatet
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I IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post ofhoe, August leth, 1850
OFFICIALLY PusrxsKD II PAPER HAVING
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ME DICAL.
MARRIAGE ,
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.


WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUsESAND THE REMEDY
MANY AND MANY A WIFE ENDUREs YEARS OF
helpless embterng her life that of her husband and haz
ardng the welfare Of her children arising from
which, II known would have spared the suffering the anguish
to the wife, and TO the husband and
down and haed in consequence Of the sickness OF the
How i'm portan that the causes should be ever,
wife, husband that tho dreadful and narrowing
the health and happiness Of both may
avoided Life too short and health too precious 70 admit
portion Of the to be spent without the full enjoy
men Of the other The timely possession Of little ~ork
entitled follows tho health
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since edition issued
The author has been induced to advertise by the urgent
pressing those who have been indebted
publication all they hold dear THAT all have
portunty of and who have favored him With
thousands Of letters OF which annexed
to the advertisement
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL CoMPANfo
BY. DIR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU,
PROFESSOR WOMEN.
Ticenteh Edition. isno, PIP 80. Price $780,
THIS WORK Is INTEN DED ESPECIALLY FOR THE
important which should be known TO them par
Here every femalethe WIFE the mother-the either
budding womanhood or the In the decline Of years
discover the causes symptoms, and the efficient
dies and certain mode Of In complains TO
which her sex is subject
by (which he permitted by the writer's to pub
lsh) will attest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

Rrc"rrIos or TIRE RRlTisH MINISTER -
Sir Ilenry Lyiio1 Bulwor was presented to
'ho President by the Secretary OF State, on
Monday the Gath inst at 2 p. NJ az the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo
ronIiary of Great Britain. The Minister
mpanied the delivery Of this letter Of
creIcdence with the suhJoined remarks
Sir rneed nois'y tina, il givos me tho
sincerest sraiifca'i' n to he the bearer Of tho
sredeniials which have jus, placed in your
hands.
Permit me ID cay that in coming to your
country do not feel ,ha, come as for
eisner 10 foreign land. Our nations speak
the same language spring from the same
race, aud seem especially entrusted by Prov
Silence with the same glorious task Of illus
trating the Anglo Saxon name, by extend
in. the bes interest Of civiIiz .,ion through
Two grca, divisions of the world.
have an entire confidence, sir, that our
two governments will act with the most per-
feet concord in carrying out this great de-
sign; and, for my own part, | unfeignedly
assure you that could not have a duty
more con. .eniai to my feelings than that Of
cul,ivating the most intimate and friendly
relations between the Queen, my Soverein,
and that grea, Republ Of which you are
'he worthy and distinguished Pres dent.
To these observations the President re-
pied in tho following terms.
Sir: | am pleased to receive from your
hands the letter OF Her Majesty, your Sow
rregn, which accredits you as the Envoy
Extraordinary ard Minister Plon'l otentiary
Of Great Britain near the Government Of tho
Unit d States; and | cordially welcome
you, IL that character as fIiend.
Beyond the identity Of origin, language,
and duties, so appr ,Priatelv ALLUDED TO by
YOU as connecting our respective countries,
there is much, sir, in their prcsen, rslat ions
calculated to impart unusual interest TO your
mission. That the bes. plan for extending
the BILE sings Of peace, commerce, and civil
,z'''"n, may be executed by our perfect con
cord, Is ny most earnest wish and the
confidence you h,ys expressed that the two
nations will act in concert and harmony, in
all wise and well.dncctcd efforts for the ac.
compls'menl of such objects, is accepted
by me in q 9 cordial and sincere sIIt in
which ], has been proposed by you.
l hope sir tha, your residence in this
c'un,ry my prove a. agreeable to you, per-
sonally, as yon have gwen me good reason
for believing that i, ill be honorable and
advantageous 10th to Grea, Britain and
America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
TrD..co. Na Ou.rose. We hear,

Trprsco. An NOuiroge. We heard
some days since, from private source, that
Signora Tedesco, the well known vocalist,
had been duped into marrying Cea'rai
American aamed Tomas, or Thomas, and
tha, he hal Abandoned her, after swindling
her out Of all her earnings in her profession
Tor the pa', few years. The follo''in from
the New York Herald. gives the 'e,a''s oi
this outrageous proceeding
This mas Thomss is, We belieue, q
native Of n caragua, in Central America,
and 10 one Of tour brothers engaged in trade
there, whose father leli them a small prop
crty, probably moi more than forty OF fifty
thousand dollars to tho whole. Joseph, one
of the brolhcrs, having spent his portion Of
shc proper-, arrived in this city sometime
last spring or summer, and engaged very
expensive and elegant apartments in the
Astor House. lie became, also, a sub
scrber for one share in the canal company
organized in this city for uniting the Allan
tic and Pacific oceans, through the State OF
Nicaragua. Singular 10 relate, he pa the
frs, ins,alment, and ii is supposed the mon
cy Vas procured by Deception from the un-
fortunate Tsdesco. lie got acquainted with
the lady, represented himself as a man Of
immense wealth and resources, that he was
going to Europe as Charge, winding up
with the offer of his hand and fortune, with
Il settlement of 80 500 year on her father,
If she would consent. After some time TIE,
desco consented. They were married by
Unc Of the Catholic cleryymen Of this city,
in he presence OF Witnesses, among whom
wcro Madam Pco and SgnOr Vi.tti, well
knswn in operate circles. During The
hon, ynoon, Signor Thomas conirlVed 10
get from his wife all the little property she
had saved from her earnings during the
l.si few years Everything was paid out
oi these funds, Thomas wondering at the
SKmc time tia; his own immense funds did
moi re G.. tIm from Nicaragua. Atlho and
of iour or five weeks, he procured from Tc-
desc considerable sum, repTeso' ting that
he vas going 70 Washington for some
special purpose I; and that is the last she
has soea ct him, he having taken his de-
lar,ure in the las, steamship for Chagrcs.
to reach Nicaragua, and even gone 50 FAR
as 10 deny to various persons, before he
went away, that ho was married to the IN.
happy Tedesco at ALL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
IN QUART BOTTLES.


Tor the removal and permanent cure Of all
diseases arising from an impure state of'hs
blood or habit Of the system, viz
Scrofula OF Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obsii-
nate CutaneouS Eruptions, Pimples, or
Pustues on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
mic Sore Eyes, Riag Worm or letter,
Scald Head, enlargement and pain OF the
b pnes and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syp.
hiliic Symptoms, Sclatica, or Lumbagoi and
diseases arising from an injudicious use OF
Mercury, Acilites or Drop'y eXposure or i'm
prudence IN life also, Chronic Const'tu.
tional Disorders, etc.
I his Medicine has acquired very extend
ed and established reputation wherever II
has been used, baseC entirely on 1t. own
merits which ts super 'oIcfhcacy has alone
sustained The unfortuna ate victim Of hered-
tary disease, with swollen glands, contract
ed sincws, nnI bones half oarious, has been
restored to health md vigor, The scroiulous
patient, covered With ulcers, loa'hsome to
himself and hi attendants, has been maic
whole Hundreds Of persons, who had
groanod hope!easly fnryears under cutan ncous
and glandular di ,0r leTs chronic rheumatism
and many other complaints Springingifom
deraugculvnt Of the sccr' tive OF gnns aud the
Circll tion, have been raised as II Nere from
the rack Of disease, and now, with Ie2encr-
ated constitutions, gladly TESTIFY 10 Vac cfhca-
cy OF ikIs inestimable preparation. The teS-
timony of those who have been cured by II.
Us, with their residences, has been publ ish-
ed from time to time and were II dcslr able,
a mas rf the most overwhelming testimony
could tc hruu ut 'nr- ard, proving most con.
clu.iyoly IL, inertimabie value Tho aillict-
el and llose Who have not used this medi-
che, sre invited 70 make atrial of It's virtues
4 4. E.,fa a.lr fla h<o. n.
which Il alone can bestow.
'TRUTH Is srRINGgR THAN FICTION.
The attention of the reader is called to the
allowing astonishing cure, effected BY tho
use OF Sands Sarslparllla.
Tins is 80 certify that nave q colo.ed NO.
man who has been aG' cted for the last FIVE
Years with Scrofula, and oil thu remedies
used had no eject III arreSling the progress
If the complaint; on The contrary, she con-
SANITY rrcW wJrse-ard after eIpending be-
tween So and $50 Oih physicians besides
usIug other popular rene Tics without success
till the disease had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made its appearance on various
parts of her body, and had finally commenced
its ravagcs in the roof OF heI mouth.
Ia this d. eadful situation, with the pros.
pcct of death staring her IN the face, stated
here case to DR. Disosway, the agent for Sands
Sarsapsrilla in Eewbern, n. c., by whom
was advised to use that article; and TO my
surprise and that OF my neighbor,, 10 whom
her case was known, after ling four and
half bottles sho was restored TO perfect health,
and tha, in the space ofthrce weeks, and was
able to work in two weeks from the time she
commenc I'd taking il.
JOSEPH McCOTTER, J.P.
Mouth OF Neusc River, Craven Co, n. e
X. r. HAZARD, Agent FOX Newport.
Nov L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

We couldn't help laughing the other day
At all areudoto Of a n;n accustomed to
max, long prayers, who had over persuaded
a guest, greatly against his inclination, to
stay to breakfast lie prayed and prayed
Ill his impatient guest began seriously to.
,hink of eiping away ard walking quietly
oh but ia at mp,Ing it walked up tho old
Gan'f son, Who was asleep u his chair.
How soon will your fa,hCr be throuChp .
whispered the guest e.
Has he got ito the Jews yot = asked the
boy IN reply
No. said the other.
Wal, then he siu't nALT through an
srored the boy, and evmpo cd himself
again TO Lie nap. wherespon the guosl
bolted u once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
Severe Deafness Cured.

Nhs foovuk "a extract from letter ls,sy received
from hiilgufhed physician IN the state q Virginia;
". CrTItt., VI. -DesI Su. ono cf my rstieuu
uafnpvr tn ne obtsinei our Gd'tdTc Bsa AID hsek
,ses with the Masnehs Find for serious affection of
besinen The Csle Nts that Oi LADY Whose Nervoy,
systss Nn much diiordsroI and her general health
Let Much SS done previously Ia the apple Of the
ps hat v i,h very ltlo success and feel Il only ght
to tell you tst she commenced wssrng tie Es'
and using tie Fluid, hut ! icw weeks ago Ehe hS
ENTIRELY Kkt o. BRED HER HEARING and ksi
gene al hoslth IS better than for several yosrLn
" Lvsry es,e of Deafness, II q lie Nervous As a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
Wilmington, Wilde & Welch
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,
Ne. Z, Dutch Steet-betweenJ John and
Fulton Steeet--NEw YORK.

Fulton Steeet--NEW YORK.
I SHUA TRIP, Broad Street, Newport,
a Agent. w. w. w. manufacture aud
have constantly on hand, for sale
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground Aispicc,
Roasted DO Whole Nutmegs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Glove, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do Nulmegs
Prepared Cocoa, do Pepper.
n B. Coffee Roasted and Ground for
GrocerS.
Roasting so cents per hundred. Grind
ing so cents per hundred.
NIB The above named goods and on
the most reasonable terms, are delivered
to any part of the city Of Brooklyn fres of
expense.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
NOTICE.

TlIIE subscriber having moved his Soap
L and Candle establishment from the stone
building on Broad street, TO the building on
Sherman street, formerly The old meeting
house, fitted and used for short time rs
a Soap house, by Sanford Reli, where he
has on hand hard and soft Soap, mould aud
dipped Candles Of equal quality to any made
in The Stale or elsewhere. All Siorckeep-
ers furnished a, the lowest prices and sent
to them free OF expense.
SILAS WARD
Nov |, dSwti
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
For Sale.

Attract Of land OF l8 acres a. The north
par Of tho Town, bounded on The south by
Walnut street on the west by 3D. street, on
the east by street running up on the west
side Of the com non burying ground, and on
the north by the Dyro Farm, of an extra
quality for gardens, or building lot, will be
sold altogether, or in lots to suii purchasers
terms liberal and payments made easy, For
further particulars, enquire Of
JETHRO r. MITCHELL, OF
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middstown, ID Mo- IT,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

rhs,e .lnrning snd terrible oomplaint arc aiwsy,
esa'Vi by = deran gsmsrf - ~ hstr,s Tho Bar
BrssrLItl svr ffttp Viii cure nssrN evcry case
-. G. MOREEAD, " ID. General agent ia
the United States.
lI3 Broadway New lorL
II UAzAEpAeen' to- sswpor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

FR"n ArRicA Tho brig Venezuela.
forler, from The riyer Cabon, West Afri-
cs, Oct ~, reports that the port Of Clean
is g rhdcr bio katc NY The Englsh for he
purpose oi supwcssinp the Slave trade, AID
hat sIre May ~ The hssIpce Rivtt has
Leln undo. ylseAado 3! i... F.Sh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
1909 C;,sss Of Palsy and Paralysis

have bren reported 90 uE CHssru end LIS Agents wilhln
TIE ls' two yet' which have been entirely restored
OF car. A~prrt ,. Te'us of brooklyn n. Y. had
no been 'hlt to tak step for nss four years and
helpless that le had % 30 fyd The most celebrated
pay sCIint gave hn up Ia 6yo days ai.sI he Comneac
wearing the GhINANtC BEt1, NECEtACt, BRAcr.-r
ewIel scror. tho and IN th~co weeks 10 had pc,
iscuy recovered h-s health. Captain Tomo, II tnrsHiy
ystu "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
DR.. CARISTlE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for oil complaint, affecting the Throat or Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous
sni sick Headache Dizline Of the Head Neurslgis in
the fscs Bupiug Roaring in the Far, Deafness which
generally Nervous, and that distressed compliant called
Lie N0nrsnI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

iheH i--ya =. goniying complaints ir.,.
dtaisiy rshsps- Ao DUPLICATION 81 the GAL,Ayc Bar,
N,cRtarr sSn Fiuip The Belt difuscs the tlccttcity
through the system the Necklace has local eject sbd
tie Fluii acts directly upon the Effected nerves In
u uese distressing ahlictOns the application NEYEE
TAIIS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
DIR. III. r. PEERYS

VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
For worms. A highly valuable prepsra-
ton, capable, from the prompiitude of lis sc-
ion, Of clearing the system in a few hour,
ufcvery wo. IN.
Much pains has been taken by the origina-
tor OF this compound 10 test the comparative
merits 'f the principal vermifuge prepara-
tions Of the day-and while it is frankly ac-
knowledged, tha, many Of them are often
successful and do gres, good, he is assured
that this combines advantages possessed by
no other Vermltuge-and having witnessed
for a series OF years in a wide field OF prae-
ucc its complete triumph over every other
preparation, he has permitted it to 90 forth ss
4 messenger Of relic { TO all who labor under
thi. species OF human suffering.
Thousands OF testimonials III ght he here
adduccd to show it's rapidly increasing fame
in tho South and West-but he is entirely
willing to rest its reputation on trial CT its
own merits.
Jonesborough, Tenn, Dec. Sd, 1913
We, as the agents of Dr Pcery, have re-
tailed a large quantity Of his VeImifuge, *
from the demand for it. aud the praise given
to it by those who have purchased OF us, and
tried it in their own families, we have no hes.
ita,io, in pronouncingit ono Of the best
tieles in use Tor the destruction Of worms in
children.
CANNON & VANCE.
Extract OF a letter received from distin-
guished Lawyer
EsullviIIe, Va, Nov. 2lst, l547.
Dear SI,-There have been sufficient trl-
ais Of your Nermifuge in this part OF the
country, with the happiest success, to war
ran, me in recommending it as one OF the
most prompt and etiicacious remedies with
which The human family have been blessed
and il will afford me peculiar Satisfaction to
witness ilS G. neral reception by the public
throug hout the country,
Very respectfully,
HENkfF KAN.
To Dr. II. f. Pecry.
TAPE WORM
GLOVE ANODYNE
TOOT u ACHE DROPS,
An immt date and perfect Cure. Those
who have felt tho painful throbbing and eI
crucintlng pangs of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormcnLng
pcrseV Vcrancr, ard, as is often The case have
received but little sympathy from friends on
such OCCASIONS, will no doubt be much pleas
ed to know ul remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever the unrnorciiu offender
THIS remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing euro.
The following testimony - from one of
ovr most distinguished practical Dentists
New York, Dec. 10, l-44
nessrs. A. u. & u. Sands--Gentlomen -
II the cour'e of my practice have exien.
s.cI, used your Glove Anodyne with much
succes. to The relief of The TOoiAache and
AL constantly recommend II 70 my patients
I deem il but irs, 'o inform Won of IN. high
opinion have of Il over other remedies
! an yours, very respectfully,
". IEVETT, Dentist.
300 Broadway, corner ~ NarTrns
PRICE % CT. PER ~.
Prepared ane sold wholesale md tsr,
lyAB&D SANDS, V " Yofs Sod
so ~ rruggits gene ally through ~, The
United States and Can
u X. HAzAR ia Is SCI fo' Epn
rov ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
NEW BOOKS.

SllIRLEY, a tale by the author Of Jane
- Eyre. Trap 10 Cltch q sunbcn m, by
Tie author Of Old JolliGc, A Merry Christ
ma, etc. oic. Hune's History Of England
nh Nol. Boston edition The Power Of the
Soul over me Body, considered in Relation
70 The Health snd Morals, by George Moore,
VI. -. For sale Jv
dec d. JAMES HAMMOND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
DR.. CHkI5TIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

tro found o yah service ia of Cony ulsiors Pits
spamofic Coaplahts ond general Nervous Affections "
the Head and uppef sNtfemies Also n Palsy aud Psral
tn and all diseases caused by deficiency " POWER
or Nervous Energy 10 The lint, or other orEaw q the
Igd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All phvsicsns acknowledge that these tsrrbls diIes
are caused by dcEeiencv Of Nervous Energy in tbs
sa;et-i liahs. hr. CEEsru'' Gsha haric tticloE Will
supply tht deficient power and complete and entire
curt IA iTrts ,rag,n4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

vTNHE Farm now occupied by Joserh Bate
i man, containing about % acres OF sxes'
lent land, with a privilege Of Sea Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravei
large and commodious dwelling house, which
viii accommodate 10 bosrders, a small house
for the tenant, with suitable apparatus 10,
cocking two large barns and crib, with al
ether out buildings For terms apply TO
THOMAS J. PECkHAH.
Nov lItf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-03

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