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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31
Farm TO Let,

VNIlE Farm now occupied Ivy Joseph Bate
Il man COZ tanning about ~ acres of excel
lent land with privilege Of Sea Weed, and
the right OF selling stones and gravel a
large and commodious dwelling house, viii h
will accommodate ~ boardcr-, a small use
fur thc tcnart, with suitable apparatus for
coC king two large harms aud crib with ell
other cut buildings For terms apply 10
THOMAS J. PECkHAM.
ryvIltf
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w. FRENCH. Of IfNsdHe HUsddle county, Mich.
gun about the st OF January, 1912, wrote follows 81
have been In the regular practice Of rcdcinc In this pnce
yrars, but Uh scd To quit the practice of
profession IN consequence Of III health, was severely
ctcd with Chronic Bscase Of Tie Lungs AS TO convince
me that had I'M CussuMPTIOS past doubt cOughed
almost night and day aud had severe pans and
my CHEST s.le, and breast tired the reme-
dies recommended by 'he skiIi of the profession,
ali effect, excepting tie nausea and debility caused
hy them Jrvuitccd AGAINST patent med c mes and
have M f,ith now IN tlom generally. But was induced
rNl or.mcn mprr tlan hrou. f,:ilo Try bot,
tie of EKANl'S ISDIAN PI LMONARI BALSAM' aud
do here a,ouD~,d,C fyf he benefit Of the III c"d or
whom may serve, that ihc eject Of rs use un me was
the most prOnp, aud sutary Of any med cincs ever
Witnessed the effect of "a AL my practcc Wy c,ngh trls
,mno!iscy yciet 3D. and IN about el III or ten days wn
free from OF the cis Hnd rulE and now
consider rni pronounce mysf WILL MAS"
fr,uch a TssItctab,C drug. ut al Hll.siho
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To Or II. + Pecry.
TAPE WORM.
CLONE An NODYNE

TO . Il II A G. III T. ID ROPS,
An immediate AMI perfect Cure. Those
who have felt the painirl throbbing and r.
cruclatlng panss of this disease h.ot, gI
through their jaws with most tormenIn
perseverance, ard, as is often the case. have
etclved but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt he much pleas
ed to know oi remedy that will never fail
to quiet forever The unperciful offender,
THIS remedy IL the Glove AnCdyns, an un-
failing cure.
Tue following testimony is from one Of
our most distinguished practical dentists
New York, Dec. 10, Isi4
Messfs. A. Is Il ID. ands-Gentlrmro.-
la the course of my practice hive eItcn-
sively used your Glove Anoiyne with much
success to The relief of the Tooth.cbe and
a. | constantly recommend il 10 my pstiept,.
| deem It but lu.t ~ inform YOU of the high
opinion have ofit over other remedies.
am Yours very respectfully,
NJ IEvETT, Dentist.
30 lroadwny, corner oi VnrrenG.
PRICE % &c .rERv Al.
Prepared and s,.d wholesale md t.,s
by AB & SANDS, New Yo,k old a.
so by Drug sS gen, ally through ,ut tho
Uaited St,teS and Canada.
II. X. HAZARD agenifor export.
~ AOu
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NOTICE.

I'IIE subscriber having moved hi, Soap
L aud Candle establishment from The stone
building on Broad street, To the building on
sherman street, formerly the old meeting
house, htcd aud used tor n short time ~
a soap house. by SANFORD rell. where b..
has ou hand hard aud soft Soap, mould aud
dipped Candle. ofequal qualify TO any made
lh the Stale or elsewhere. ~ ~torrkepp.
=" furnished at The lowest prices and Sent
TO them lfte oi cXpen'c.
SILAS WARD.
No,lt dSsf
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1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis

ksvs been reported to Ds Crar and his Agents whis
the last two years which have been entirely restored
ey- Car. A,pst~ J y Tonus Of Brooklyn, ". v, had
not been able to walk step for four years and
he Pile. that he had TO be fed rhe most celebrated
physicioni gave him up In Eve days sner he commsae
wearing the GiLv.-tC Bar, NrcELACI irp BSICs'.u
hs walked the room aud in three weeks he had ps
i,cty recovered his health. Csptnn Tones u seventy
Oi hGs
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DYSPEPSIi-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale hyC. g. G.. HAZARD, Ne u
port. John w Deahh, Bristol :. A
Driscoll, Warren. Z. G.. Brown, Eass
Greenwic'. . ivcr Baker WEXFORD, Briggy
s spencer, Washington Village. I. T.. 1ay-
lor Kingston. JoSn Allen, brands Iron
Works. Ms Palmer 4 Co Westerly, r..
Young Wexford. And Ly Agents IN all
parts Of the : ate
Al lcit -. ntors uuH ' cd ,fftt
i"Nalldc aCo. I.Cl roadway NY, -
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERS.

ASToSisutsG AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-csy
Efta Mann. Of No 81 Willow IT., BROOKLYN. n Y.
pf the respectable citizens In the city WINS
afflicted Eve yehrs with ScroiulOus Erysipclas Ul both
legs from the knees the feet which nilancd and
swecd to prodlgpus size and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger In.
into them which discharged daily almos, incredible
quantity Of maturatcd substance lle had had tho
advice and attendance Of several Of the skul
ply scians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efcctng cure. and told by
two OF his physicians that the ulcers in his legs
would htri Of bsfOfs iosg. BRisrs PuRiFYIso
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and innacd legA
90 that they entirely healed up and he enjoys
good health
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Stoves. Ranges and Furnace

MAY ALWAYS : be found nj the sub
wi ber, of most approved patterns. and -
with care and warranted To work well.
a so, Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware on hand,
withloiher articles usually Kept at such n
store. Tn, Copper and sheet Iron work
made to order. Orders solicited opIo lite X
I. Union Bank
WIN BROWNELL
Nov IA fA.Wtf
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ERNAl ULCERS.

This Is a triumph orer the skiH Of tho best pAyst
in the city of Philadelphia and is PRoov
shat internal ulcers be cured easily external
when BRAsrs PUpFYfso EXTRACT il used Mr. Johs
H,pbur, one Of the most respectable gentlemen in
AsbSrn, Cdyrga Co, " Y, informed US In Oct, ls<T,
that he had been afflicted with three FBsUREs or
u cERs situated internally rs 70 allow Of an exnmin
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and of
th.r location He said that be had spent year in
Piildsiphid under the professional advice Of the best
ph yscians and Obliged 10 return TO Auburn with
out cure or help, when DIR T. M Hunt, druggist ~
Auburn advised him 10 try Branfs Purifying EIrsef,
and the We of snyen botra of II rHfcIfd MIMI ssr
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Severe Deafness Cured.

rhs following u an extract from letter ls,sl, rses,si
from di,tng ply sician IN the State of virginia
a H. Cssbrir VI. D. D,ar Su One or my patients
usknown To me obtsined your Gairsn,c BsH aud kseL
lace with the Mdsn,hs FLUID for serious affection Of
Desfneu The case was that of Q lady whose Nervous
system ~ss much disordeTed and her general health
poor Much done previously to the application Of the
Bolt but with very little success and feel II only night
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the Fluid, but q few week, ego she hL
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARING, and ka
general health 10 better thsn for several years"
or Every case Of Deafness, Il It 10 Nervous n II
gsnsrsly H. cen be curld by this wonderful remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31

~ German newspaper has recently
published prophecy by Benedictlne
monk, who died in lS47. the purport
of which is that the presen, year I-50
will he one on unusual prosperity,-
The different sects Of christianity vii
this year accord. The Sultan will be
(Aboul MedIll had best take
care.) AID his empire will become
e christian Russia will ,uf,r much
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Was believed past Cure

Mr. CORSFtIrs II SMITH, merchant Colin, Cn,,s
Tris Co.. y y. January ~, 1872. IL d Your BEANI-S
ISpIAS PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANTS PU
RiFiING EXTRACT are nearly nll sold, aud want I'M
neda.ey another supply. for tcy sell rapidly, and
oc better syti,Giau than all hc other medicines we have
FOR sale The Pulmonary bddn has ru'-cd lady here
from bed II duu and severe sckrcss which al
tc doctors had given ~ tsCrRNHLE Iley said So,
MUST pIE ,-ih Corsvrr'np y he Lungs Amer all hW
pronounced the case HOPELESS, she commenced tukns
bRINI'S BII.SiN--umd now she "a vcY!"
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Would SOON be in q Grave.

Mr WILLIAM n. JJSNlNGS. \ merchant NJ Tt@nonf
C~rs A,ahbud county, ohio wrote oGs Oc'ob't bis,
TIDIiN pI'IMONART EiLSiN had effected m Mr.,
WILLIAM CROCHET, " m ADJOINING Town. lie sala
Nr Crorkc had soup ph relief from The best physicians and
med cinr, but found none. for the H'n hand oi
mat uncrnt ne monster. ConsUHI had taken si hod
, hi. yit.s and was 80 destroying md dchhiatng hs
body that Lc II mere skeleton. lie was grcn w oy
b ihv.caas aud all friends who would soon IN.
labn grars BAT in this last cNir NIFTY strange ana
marvellous may seem. yet i d. true NM NE use 9f
nnIy fire L3ff'Y Of BR.sT's INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
las c c the hand Of the destroyer aud restored
Nj CIocA,i TO heath GId he now healthy hearty ny
gs! man,
s u. DAMN. Esq. merchant and postrnster at J~'e'on
an aio ming town " ro,r about III" same time, and
stated that he acquainted with Mr. CRoc ssr ana s
tidrd q his CURE. and III he ablte-n dnled (deh.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messps. PRATT \ FOSTER, merehant,, Of Wet Com
rail- Conn sad BRtNT'S B.ILSiM had effected cures
hopeless of COSsUMPTIoS IN their town. that
no other ,.uD llcnc could be sold there; that
hdi ,Gte! u 4 The tH physcians
and all 'lo n.rud- / MUST DIE! One gentleman, in
particular, far gone that h,s physician told him
wn. usfrs. o. L,,c IHy ne,cne He then, rhcr
hr, pni I,r be- al 10 take BRAST'S BALSAM-Gor
t-unn - ~, he
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Many Consv,nptions Cured.

Mr. s II. CLARK. merchant. Clyde, Wayne county y y,
wro,. to inform us tlnt BRANTS PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold readily at Clyde, md said u the statements
of ~ mpst respectable people, and personal vis-
ibc knowledge be- relied s nsdica virtues havo
cured many e0Hsumpiire peysn' several OF whom am N-
cuantcd with who hopeessy sick rs to be
sdrred by physicians and all friends past possibility Of
cure and yet, the facts are, BRASTS BALSAM La,
aturpd them Id PERFECT
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Could rot Live a Day longer

Mcssrs =. r. ChIDWELL6 co, or Edst O,rego, %
rtJ CO " y, respectable druggists, wrote 10 us We
have hear throd gh Mr.. NhtmaI, respectable clu
of this plnce Of important cure of Consumption,
which BRAsrs lSDIAs PCLMoSARY BALsAM has produced
tho wife OF acqun Of his who resides IN the
of Palermo, in this county. She had been long con
fined her bed and danreruusy diseased that her
friends believed impossible for her to te than ONE
DAY LONGER But, when all other hope utterly faled,
she commenced taking BRhATS Pulmonary nal
SAN and It's med cal efficacy has raised her from
INC RED thni she going about and attending TO
her domestic houselod d,s and duies She ncknow edges.
and il is very rv dent that -h. is indebted to BRAsrs BAL
SAM her from long, severe, and dangerous
u-.nuI- -..M
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No mother need ever mourn the death of her child BY
that ch ID destroying complaint, when fccOigg in
~-niher-C Choieyd IgtaHim, or what IL called SuMM,n
be- the child II should however, IN rteh
spIs be used Jrye Joii0ns the directions
each bottle prescribe, until the compliant IL checked
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LUNGS BLED-MUST DIE

MIS- TERRY ,neyohint. Bvron. Gcne,ee county. " T..
wrote August ~. 1916; GRANTS MEDICINE 10 doing
wonders here II has cured OF CO,,'umTon tha, AL
the phN sc inn- had ead due When he commenced
taking Brants Medicine. he could .ase his hand To
hi. head; he Led at the anos. and every symptom seemed
10 indicate that he die but, astonishing to all he "a
now able labor, and rides all the nty He used
only fire bot!cs II has also cured young lady of to
sumption Orleans county which her father says no doeto~
sobid eurs"
Mr.. MILLER merchant OF the same place has sertt
A>l o ihN InItn of the nhOve starment
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CORREcr TRANscGirr Of the sem
tence Of Death pronounced against
Jesus.-[Translated from a German
p,per. The following is a copy Of
the most memorable Judicial sentence
which has ever been pronounced in
the annals of the world, namely, that Of
death against the Saviour. The Sem
tcnce reads word for word rs follows -
Sentence pronounced by Pontius
Plate, Intcndant of the province of
Lower Galilre, that Jesus of Nazareth
shall suffer death by the cross.
"In the seventeenth year of the reign
of the Emperor Tiberias, and on
the 25th of the month Of March. in the
most holy city of Jerusalem, during the
pontihcate Of Annas and Caiphas
"Pontius Plate, Intcndant Of the
province Of Lower GaIilee, sitting in
judgment in tho presidential sea, of the
praetor.
Sentences Jesus Of Nazareth to death
on cross between two robbers, as tho
numerous and notorious testimonies Of
the people prove.
81. Jesus is a misleader.
"2. lie has excited the people to Sc
Gition;
"3. lie is an enemy to the laws;
~. lie falsely call, himself the Son
of God
''5. lie falsely calls himself the King
of Israel;
"6. lie went into the temple, follow.
Cd by multitude. carrying palms in
their hands.
"Orders the first centurion, Quirril-
lius Cornelius, to bring him TO tho
place Of execution;
':Forbds all persons rich or poor, to
prevent the execution OF Jesus.
"The Witnesses who have signed
the sentence Of death against Jesus
are.
81. Daniel Robani, Pharrse;
80 John Zorobabel
"3. Raphael Robani;
- Capet.
"Jesus shall be taken out Of Jerusa.
lem through tho gate Of Iruena.
The French journal lie Droit has
the following remarks -
This sentence is engraved on plate
ofbrass in the Hebrew language. A
similar plate has been sent to each
tribe. /, was discovered in the year
l2sO, in the city of AquiIa, in the king
dom of Naples, through search made
for the discovery of Roman antiquities,
and remained there until it was found
hy the commi.saries Of the arts, in the
French army in Italy.
Up to the time Of the campaign in
the south Of Italy, it was preserved in
the sacristy Of the Carthusians, near
Napl"s, where it was kept in box Of
ebony. Since then, this relic is kept
in thr Chapel Of Ca.erta. The Car
thnsans obtained by their petitions
permission that the plate nigh, be KEEP,
by them, which was en acknowledge.
menl of the sacrifices which they made
for the French army, The French
Translation was made literally by men,
hers of the commission Of arts. Denoh
had fac-simile Of the plate engraved,
which was bought by Lord Howard, OH
the sale of his cabinet, for $500 francs.
There seems to be no historical
doubt as to the authenticity Of this
The reasons of the sentence CORES
pond exactly with those Of the Gospel.
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DR.. CHRISTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used for ell oomplsnts affecting the Throat or Head
such . Bronchitis Inflammation OF the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Din1insu Of the Head Nsursgis in
the Escs Burning Roaring in the lars Dssfnsu which
generally Nervous and that distressed compliant called
Tic DvloTsuI
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physicians acknowledge that these terrible dssssss
are csussd by deficiency Of Nervous Energy in tn.
sfected limbs Ds. CEEIsTI,'s Gsl,snic hTtiClss will
suppl, this dehclsnt power. and . complete and entire
thu. ID
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DR.. HRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases of Convusions or Fits
spssmodo Complaint, and general Nervous Affections oi
the Head and upper srtremtss Also IN Palsy and Psrs
sis and sll diseases caused by deficiency of power
or Nervous Energy IN the limbs or other organs Of the
body
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NEW BOOKS.

SnIRLEY tale by tho author Of" Jsno
y T., re. 4 Tap 10 Catch a SUNBEAM. bv
tie author OF Odd IolIiGr, \ Merry Christ
MA, etc etc. Ilumes History Of England
ith vol. Boston cd ton. The Power OF the
Soul over the Body. considered in Relation
T. the lie ,,h and Mora =, b. George Moore
" ID For sal. by
dec G. JAMES HAMMOND
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

Mcssrs J. x. LIPPISCOTT 4 SON respectable mer-
ehsu Hsyrote. SUtaH county, Pe'Hsy yitGEI. wrote TO
u.s. May ~ 3il stun, anon. other BENEFITS which had
been derived from ia. use Of BRANTS PULMONARY
BhIShn, tNa. oi cir customers had usi informed
them that her child wnch had subject IN FITS 70,
eal ycr'. cured 10y tie use Of BRAHr's BiLSdN
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INES ". lyon
PLUMBER,
Brass 4 Copper Worker,

Manufacturer of Force and Lifting
N-n Pumps, Steam Water, and Waste
-LEzA Pipes. WASH Kettles Bathing APP
ius &C., corner Of Thames anl GridIey
streets
j. w. LYON, having purchased the above
named establishment of his brother Joseph
M.Lyon, IL prepared to execute all orders and
10 DO work in his line oftu>ncss at the short
notice, and in the mos, perfect manner
a sh re of patronage Is solicited.
NOV Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-31

VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT"
For worms. A highly valuable prrparx-
10 Il, capable from the prJmptitude Of ITS &C.
- N, OF ccarIn. the system IN a few hours
ofrvery wo.m III.
Much pains has been taken by the origna.
tor OF this c"mpuun TO test Il { comparative
merits # tbs principal vermifuge prepnra.
lions OF III dsy-and while 1t is frankly ac-
Snowied.cd, that MANY Of them are often
successful aud do grcai good, he 10 assured
that tins combines advantages possessed by
no other Vermltuge-- and having Witnessed
for nscrics of years IN VIDE field OF pras
tlcc It's complete triumph over every other
preparation he has permitted i, to 90 forth as
a messenger Of relic to all " no labor under
lhis species Of human suffering.
Thuus ,nds Of te.lim onialS III ght be here
adduccd to show lis rapi lily increasing fame
IN the South ana West-but he is entirely
wiling to rest lis reputation on a trisl f its
own merits
Joncsborough, Tenn. Dec. Sd, 1913
We, as the agent. OF Dr Prery, have re-
tailed large quantity of his VeImiiuge, "
from the demand for It, aud the praise given
TO It by those who have purchased Of us, and
ried 1t in their Own families, we have no hes
tat'oG IN pronouncing j. ono OF tho best ar
ielcs in use Tor the dc,tr lction Of worms in
children.
CANNON Il VANCE.
Extract OF q letter received from disiin-
gushed Lawyer.
EsIllville, Va, Nov. 2lst.. lS7.
Dear Sir,-Thcre have been sufficient tri.
ais of your Nermlfuge in this part Of tho
country, with the happiest success, to war
rant me IN recommending it as one OF the
most prompt AMI ehicacious remedies with
which the human family have been blessed;
and ii will afford me peculiar satisfaction to
witness its general reception by tho public
throus h1ut the country,
Very respectfully,
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia,

Thee t---vi -. goniying complsints arc i--s
Gsi,y r,htv.- - he spplcatio of the G.Lri-ie B,r
E,csL,c, FIuip The Belt dinuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace has effect aud
the tlud acts directly upon the affected nerves In
those distressing Affections the application kLyLs
TAIIS
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rsputsuon -
slpSIr, New Jersey, July -, lSts.
Ds 4. n CrpsrIr-Dear Sir: You wish to know OF
what has been the result in my case of the sppli
cation OF THE GALvASlC BELT AND NECKLACE.
Ny reply sn follo~s:
Tor about issnty y,a,s had been suffering from DyI
Pspsh. Every year the symptoms became woris, nor
could obtain permanent rehei from any course OF mej
cal treatment whatever About fourteen years since IN
consequence OF frequent exposure to the weather IN the
dschsrge OF my pastoral duties became ,uhsct W 4
se,ss hronic Rheumat,m which for yesr after year,
caused me indecrbsble anguish Farther IN the rn,sr
Of rs and 46 consequence OF preaching great deal
in nv and various other churches in this region
attacked by the Bronchitis which soon became 10
severe 10 require an immediate suspension oi my pas
tosl lsbors Nv sysism nov thoroughly pros
f,aisd and BrOnchits became worse also did
DyspepIs aud Rheumatic afectiOn-thus evincinB that
those dnordeu connected with each other through
the medium Of the Nervous System. In the whole phsr.
nscopuia there seemed to be remedial agent which
could reach and recuperate Nervous system every
thing that had tried for this purpose had completely
failed At last led by my friends to examine your
Inventions and though with very sanguine hopes Of
their eicency0 determined to try the effect Of the
spplc alton of the GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This in June lS<o.
To GBIAr AsTo-IsHnrsr, N TWO DAYS NJ DrhIrsiA
so-u; uIoHr DAYS ] WAS rrAsLHD re sIsUnE
~ pAsrosAL LAsoss HAvr sircG OMITTED stEsLE
sGavIcu ACcoUsr ' THr BRo,cEIrs; AND NJ RHrr.
ApTucrIo- ISTiRkLT cHAsIp TO TROUBLE Me-
Such the wonderful and happy results the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
whs have been likewise suffering from Neursgie snsc
uons They have tried them, WIN NARY sGsuLrs !
sELIEvE, Gvssu cAsr
an, dear sir, very repeatedly youu
ROBERT w, LANDlA
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We state this cure, - prove the POWER LIFs
whpu tins BALSAM used, 1flcr the person
s,ded by rhyscos and friends To he in the last sge' u
ACTUALLY DylNGand, IN this case, SO FAR GONE,
nut The sRouD and BURiALCLoTiEs bought For
the particulars Of this car and the respectable and und5nbt
p,oof Of all the circumstances and fncis, refer
PaMrni.Els - ... ....--
This cure effected on Mrs IlBA DYKEMAN, OF
IaLsrlH Syd, Na,It0yd Comfy, " J. We prove, be-
yoni doubt many others. almost e2p0iy hpeicss and in
nupryalie cases Of Conghs and Copsu1y'ioHs CURED,
which were pronounced HenrdLe bg sRfFUL PHYSICIANS
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FITS AND coNvuLsIoNs.

Ths,s slarming aud terrible complsints are always
esn.sd by d,ang,m,nt J m k,,vo The Bar
BEissLrrs sSD FLttD ~ill cure nearly s,srv os.s.
ID. G. MOREEAD, N ID General agsn
lie UnitcdStsts
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n. P. PULLING, n. d.
J. WILSON, N. y.
X. B. BRIGGS, NJ y.
p L. LLMENDORT, n D.

Or. sr. Townsends Principal once has been
removed from l26 Fulton, 10 Sc Nassau street IN
the building formerly occupied BY the South
Baptist Church
Aor-r'. '.-Rsdding 4 Co, No statestreet and
Mrs y kidder, No 100 Courtsireet Boston
Samuel Kidder Jr. Lowell Henry Prstt Salem
James Green Worcester, Allison d Gault
Concord Balch Son, Providence and BY
Druggists and Merchants generally through hout the
United States, West Indies. and the Canadas
LIIR NAIE RI 4 L TIlInR
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f,lssl'ylbMpT'l

In ~ Chrsthni1ci aud civilized countries has caused
larger proportion Of deaths thnn my other maady that gf
a cts he human f,E yi Ind, until within fN yeas,
urr has not bn any CERTAIN fcmcy stop the dcyAsa
I-n nL l--.I nlH. H.rnA.L ELl NOW
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Ds o r. Towrsusp - almost daily receiving
srdsn from Ply ysiciAns In different psru q ths
Union.
This y 10 Certify that We the unds rrg sed
YhyHcians of the City Of Albany, have IN numsr.
Gus cssss prescribed DR. 8. 2. Townssnds ssrssps-
nils and believe II to he ono Of tho most valuable
prsparationa in the market