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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27
Charles Frethy---BoOk- -Binderi

CONTINUES to carry on the BOOK-BlNDING
BUSINESS in all its different branches, at his
old stand, on Main ST., Ca,vfeld, Ohio, where he
is prepared to do work with neatness and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bus
ness he pledges himself to give general salts
acticn' October 27, l649.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27

DELIcACY.-Some writer has said of
American women that 81 they possess at once
more real delicacy and more false delicacy
than the females of any other country ;"and
although the dictum seems to imply that the
two kinds may exist in the same person, we
incline to think he is right. The genuine
article is happily abundant, while, of the
fnlse there is certainly something more than
enough. This spurious delicacy is, for tho
most part, merely delcacy of teords. 1t
nbhors plain woven-sllbsiantive, and would
hide its improper innginngs in careful cir
cumlOcuiions. If words have two meanings
it is sensitiyely conscious of tho worse one.
and Is always shocked at its uiterance. rs if
the better Specification could never be intend
ed. When this mock delcacy exists in
excess, Dean Swilt's aphorism becomes
true, that "a person of nice words is per-
son of nasty IDEAS" since to be perpetually
watchlhl against indecency is to make il a
subject of perpetual thought The lady
who complimented DIR. johnson ON having
omitted the naughty words (" from his die
tionary was justly rebuked by the 'Ursa Ma
Jor for having made the discovery. A still bet
torreply was made to an American woman
who took unbrage at the use by n pentle-
man OF very common word, Of which the
! primary and most obvious sense was unex.
ceptionable, while its more remote and un.
usual slgnIficaton was indelicate. al ben
pardon" said the offender, apoIogetically, 81
certainly did not mean iehGt you tcere thinking
9!'-a retort which was as philosopbica
as II was just and severe.-BostOn Post
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27
DAVID WOODRUFF

Manufacturer Of Carriages, B,ggies, S,slkios, 50
A general assortment of carriage constantly
on hand, made of the best ms .crial md in the
neatest style. All ork wan, nted
Shop on Main street. Sa-sE o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27
o. DONALDSON & O.

Wholesale and Retail Hardoars MereAants.
KEEP constantly on hand general assort.
ment Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
No lS, Main Street, Cincinnati.
January, l840.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27

II is better to be of the number of those
who need relief than of those who want
heart TO give il.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27

The Washington County Blade gives a
conclusive reason why women should not
exercise the right Of sufirage-they haue
enough else TO do." Have they more TO do
than men have? If so, while physically
weaker it shows mans injustice in another
respect. What great draft on woman's
time it would be to 20 to the polls and vote
IL would take nearly as long as il would TO
go TO the store ard buy three cents worth of
tape ! ConclusiTe objection !-WiscOn +, Dem.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-27

juno /, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
XXXIST CONGRESS-.
WAsHlNGToN, Ian. l4.

w AsHlNGToN, Ian. Ia.
W,smSoroS, JAN. 1.-The House
proceeded to vote for Clerk Two ballots
were had without any choice
After tn, third was conc,u ,uded, before the
result was announced, several chau ged their
votes, a dozen democrats voting for Camp
bell, (whig, the present incumbent,) who
received III votes and was declared elect
ed.
The House then proceeded 10 vote for
Scrgeant-at-Arms, and lhore were twelve
can ldates presented. Two ballots were
had without success. On one Of them,
Lane of Ky received So votes, and Gid
dugs ofNew York, (an clror) 6S. The
House then adjourned
SENATg.--Mr. Clemens offered a JOINT
resolution favoring an amendment to the
Constitution for the election OF u, :. Sena-
tors by the people Read aud referred
Resol uion relative to eXpences of col
leciing revenue, discussed.
Mr.. Dickinson moved amendments by
,rovdlng the same amount as exps ded IN
lsiS.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis oppos il.
Dir. Webster supported Mr. Dickinson's
amendment.
Mr.. Calhoun quoted statistics in point.
Mr.. Bradbury sustained the amendment.
The amendment was carried by the cast
ing vote Of the Vice President.
California matters, &c, vi be the or
der Of the day tomorrow.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
ion.
Iiousr.--On motion of Nj Kaufman the
election was postponed.
Report on rules taken up. The press nj
rules adopted Amendments were discuss
ell and one adopted giving the Speaker dis
erctiorary power abou, voting IN case of a
tie. One to the seyeniee III rule, admitting
! Ia the floor the members of State Legisla-
lures, and excludi 2 all unknown To the
door.kaeper without information from some
member tha, he is entitled, which led To- a
pro,racte debate The further c0nsidefa
!, Ton postponed Adjourned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
NV YoRK, Sunday

NV YoRK, Sunday-.P. NJ.
The Steamship Cherokee, from Chagycs,
Is, December, with the California ma Is, ar
rived this forenoon, with $500 900 in gold,
to consignees, and about an equal amount
in the hands Of the passengers.
Estimated emigration to California, about
"a 600
Steamer Unicorn, from San Francisco,
arrived a, Panama, Dec. 2Sth, with so,
500 in gold, and 1877 passengers.
Steamer Chesapeake had arrived at Val
paraiso.
The winter has set in at the mines earlier
Than was anticipated, closing the mining
operations at the end Of November. The
Georgetown mines, IL miles to the north
east of Columa, on the South Fork OF the
American river, are said to be the riches
in gold that have been discovered, aversg-
ing pennywcigh, TO 10 or IL pounds of
earth Miners ard said to average ounces
and instances of bagging 8 and 10 ounces
per day are not rare.
Owing to bad roads and weather, provis-
ions have become scarce in the mining
country, and many persons are returning to
San Francisco.
Flour is selling on Feather rlyer at Sl,75
per pound, aud a, the Mdckluma a, 81, ,95;
and all bread s,ni's are propor,io naby high.
The Cherokee brings mails, IN charge OF
Mr.. Mclean, the IslhInns post office agent,
VIII, came down IN the Unicorn, and arrived
a, Chagres too late Tor The Fdlcsn to con-
nee, With the Ohio.
The Cherokee has 244 passengers.
SAN FRANcrsco MARKETs, Dec. l.
Flour slightly rece led candles, coal. cot
fee, liquors. sugars tobacco. boots, shoes,
cloth ng and lumber, all IN demand at ad-
vanccd prices Pork, nom nal Exchange
-Bos on from 20 6 per cent on New
York anl New Orlsan, sight, . per cent
premium short sliht, per cent premium
20 dsysplr Gold Dust commands 5,25
to sij.5o per ounce for American and Mex
lcin CON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

NAVAL u. States ships i" por, Savan-
nah Com. Jones Warren, Lieut. Pick.
eIing, commanding store ship Fredonia I;
schooner Ewing Brig G.. w. Lawrence.
Dlfp. w. T. Hubbard. Of Springfield,
Mass Silas Easiabrook. Boston David
Cook, Rochester John Haynes. Beverly |;
Simeon I.it,.e, New Bedf ri /, Edward
Hayden, Co"n.: }. T 1hurlo, Newport r.
|. committed suicide.
On Saturday, Jan. 9Th Jacob e Dexter,
of Rutland co., w., died on Loard the Che
okee, from general debility, resulting from
dlarrhGa contracted at San Francisco.
THERE ARE about 10000 voters in
New York, and in the United States Q ,oo0,-
600.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
DicO.

In this town, yesterday morning, after short
illness, William Goii, aged - years.
At the Asylum, Portsmouth, on Tuesday last,
Miss Anne Cornell in the 99th year Of her age.
ln Fall River, on the llth inst, Mrs. Mary,
wife Of George II. I.awton, and daughter Of Will
liam l.. Melville, Esq, Of this town, aged 81
years.
In this town, on Saturday nurnlng, at { O'Clock, Il,
ofDropsy, Susan H., wife Of Hon. Joseph T. Per-
~, aged 50. She bore her pros;,atng and at times
agonizing disease with marked patience and rcsig-
nation, with chdlike simplicity, with a clear, finn
faith in the Father and the Saviour Her Chief
anxiety seemed to be lcft nurmur should, in
some moment of fextreme pain, escape her lips
She is gone TO her rest, and her surviving family
will grateful irc assn up the words Of counsel and
comfort and good cheer she was permitted to
speak to then; she is not wholly gone from them
her spirit remains with them; aud they have found,
in a measure the fulhllmcnt Of the promise; " 1T
evening time it shall he light"
On Tues lay last, mn W. Thurston, daughter oi
Henry Il. Thwston, aged 10 years.
In this town. on Monday morning, john VIII
iams, son of William BrownclI, Esq, aged 3
years and ID months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
CURE FOR HEADACHE AND NERVOUS
IRRIrAEfIlI

Tn, following letter FROM the distinguished Ed
ward l.. Phelps, NJ. d, Professor Therapeutics
and datcria Mcdica in Dartmouth Col .ge. IL
worthy Of careful icudins:.--
NFSsRs. J.. BRtNLEY 4 Coz
luu ask me 10 give ny opinion of the fluid Ex-
tract ci Nalrfian, which you prepare Were II a
secret remedy or "A patent mcd:rine. ccl tainly
Wu,t not 70 ply But from the Honorable ground
WIN you have taken in this matter, and know
my also the labor YOU have bestowed upon THE
Preparation, avn willing 10 give publicity 10 my
opinion OF the preparation referred 10. tYer since
oT knowledge Of organic chemistry has been 50
much increased, We have { und cut thai mary
very excellent remedies ale in the natural State so
combined aud associated with ether principles as
20 render them IN a eieat degree rsccss to W..
This was remal kably the case with NeloIiar. We
could not use IL as often rs we wished, because Of
the great bulk both Of powder and infusion which
necessary 10 throw into the stomach in order 10 get
inl effect. Nausea and even vomiting resulted
ON the large doses. This compelled us 10 aban-
don its use. Chemistry showed us that the ac-
I've principle is peculiar ac,d Che Ealcrianic
acid) which exists only in small quantity in the
rott. In your method a relaratlon tins active
prlr cipe is detached from the nauseating consti-
tuents Of III. root, ana obtained in solution. We
may then look upon your Fluid Extract Of Valer-
ian as solution Of Valcl ian Acid The action of
this article upon the system is most happy
in all cases where the sum total of nervous energy
is below the healthy standard and it hence becomes
most important remedy We owe you and
others many thanks for putting so valuable reme-
dy as the Valcrian into convenient shape for
use.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD T.. PHELPS, NJ. D.,
Prof Therapeutics and Mat Med.in Dartmouth
College. March 10, 1913.
+. BRINLEY s. Co.,
Sole propIetors.
Nos & 4 south side Faneril Hall Boston
X. X HAZARE, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
- Nlarinr 1ntclll9cntc.
PORT OF NEWPORT
ISRIN ED

WEDNESDAY Jan 9
Schrs Bauistcr, Grcenlow, Bangor, Baltimore
Sarah Anna, pnckham, Caas, York W.
Thompson, Wardwcll, Bristol, Havana.
THURSDAY Jan 10
Schrs Ootario. IIosmorc, Camden, Haven; !;
Lady Suffolk, Baker, Boston, Phlla; William,
Trott, Portland Haven.
SUNDAY Jan ~
Schrs Adventure, Prentice, y London, Ware
ham, Hannah, < Abigail, Crane, Camden, Nor
folk
Soops Republic Sowlc, \ Bedford, \ York !;
J B Griggs, Gavit ,Wareham, y York
MONDAY Jan IL
Sloops l. Stanley, Burns, Norfolk, Prov Sher-
III, Gorhan, East ort, do.
TUESDAY Jan. 10
Sloop Bangor, Davis, Somerset ThoW Thorn
Cummings, r River, \ York.
CLEARED.
Schr Good Hope, Wright, Baltimore, Boston
MEMORANDA
Gle ,rcd from Wilmington, "a, brig Cardiff,
Messcr, Havana,
Arrived at Savannah, ith, brig Confidence, Bal e
cock from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Thursday, Jan. 10 1850.

Thursday, Jan. 10 IS5O.
Al market during the week, including those left
over last week, go Beef Cattle, 100 Stores 2l37
Sheep, and 100 Swine.
So jO,5 IS, second quality "a 50,S5; third quail
ity SO So
Hefcrs and Steers l2al7; three years old l6a2S,
according to quality.
Shecp---Prlccs 4 l 81, 2, 2 80, 3, 4. 4 80, and
&, az in size aud iatness.
Swine --Priccs---Atrctail Safe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
FOR SALE.

That welkpown and exceedingly valuR-
bic Farm, called the by Farm, containing
about 40 acre, and S'tna ri Mouth Of 'h'
Blue Rocks, and 6 u'iguuus tn tie c"mrn
mar, oCthc town c Newno The situation
ia very desirable spJt fyr 'ummer residence.
For t. ms, apply :"
ELIZABETlI RODMAN.
New Bedford, Macs.
Ilth mo. 18Th. I " mo. ~ dSw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
DIR. wIsTAR STILL TRIUMPHANT.
Nunda, Living ston Co., N. Y,
Juun M 1913

Nunda, Living ston CO., N. y.
June 20, 1913.
Mr.. s. w. Fowlc-Dear Sir--Promptcd by n
sense Of gratitude for benefits received from the
use of WISTAR'S BAI.SAM WILD CHER
RY, submit the following statement Previous to
my taking the Wild Cherry, had been Obliged to
give up my business in consequence Of a severe
affection Of the lungs. In this distressed state |
was ordered to try your remedy for Consumption
| did so, and in the course Of a few weeks, ! was
restored to comparative good health, 50 that
have since been able to attend TO ordinary business
Indeed, my present state Of health Ear exceeds my
most sanguinc expectations.
Yours truly,
(Sgncd) JOHN BURNS.
Buy none withou, the written signature Of J.
BUTTS, on the wrapper, il you would avoid i'm
position.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

Court of Probate Of Tvsgion, Dec. 3, Ie49
UlCliARD Fish, Guardian Of Ann Eliz
IL Sherman, minor, presents 10 tha
Court Tettion for license to sell the und;.
vId'd one fifth rart of certain Wood Lott
situated m said Tiverton, containing abou
sixteen ace, belonging to lis said ward ?.
ordered, that the consideration thereof be
referred to Coar Of Probate to be holden
atthe Tuwn Hall in T,vcrron, on The first
Monday OF January next, at o'clock, p.
NJ, and that So'i"e thereof he pub ishsd for
three successive weeks in the Herald Of the
Times pnhli he'd IN Newport Wit ess,
dec l3, 3H ASA GRAY, Prob. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
COMMISSIONERS S NOTICE.

= VI ENJ.N T. II > lNO z.
V'iE subscribers, Commissioners appoint
ed by the Court .f Prol ate of North
king>,own cn III, Estate of
SlLAS X. GARDNER.
late Of said town, dec d, represented insol-
vent, give notice that six months from date
is allowed for The creditors of said estate to
bring in their claims to either Of the snbscri
bcrs, and Tat We viii nee. at the office OF
:. & sherman, E,q n, Wicklord, on Mon
day May o, $50 and again oT Saturday,
May II, fS5O, at ! 7. M on each d,y 10
hear and decide on them.
GEORGE LARNED,
ROBERTSON HAZARD, Cornission'..
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
y Kingstown, Novl2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
fNHE suhscribers, Commissioners appoint
L I'd by the Court of Probate .. North
kingstown, on the l'sa ate of
SYLTESTER r. GARDNER,
ate ofSaid town. deceased, represented in.
olyent, give notice that six months from
date is allowed for ,hc creditors of said cS-
tate to bring in their claims To either of the
subscribers and that rhcv will meet at the
office of s G. Shcynan, Esq, at Wexford,
on Monday, May 6, 1850, ana again on Sat,
urday, May II, 1850, at lP. NJ. on each
day, to hear and decide on the same.
GEORGE LARNED,
WILLIAM HAZARD, }Commission'rs.
THOMAS DOUGLAS.>
North Kingstown, Nov. IL, 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
CHRONIC ERYsIpELlS AND ULCERS.

AsroSIsuigo AND MOST WONDERFUL CvRy.- C1pS
kra kaapp OF No 81 Willow IT., Brouklyn ~ Y.
Of the most respectable citizens In the city
afnisted Ave years with Scroulous Erysipcl. oil both
lcgs from the knees to the feet which inhaned and
sweled 10 n prodg,ous 1e and liberated. Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough to finger in esmo
into them which discharged daily nm almost incredible
quantity OF msturatod substance. He had had tho
advice and attendance Of several of the most skful
Dhyseisns, and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without ehectDg cure. and was told by
two of his physicians that the ulcer. In his less
would rur hin Of b,fort long. BnAsIs fpRlrrIsc
RrraAer has cured hese liberated and infsmed legs
90 tina, they entirely healed M, and he enjoys
good health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
NURSING SORE MOUTH, lrCORRHGi. &c

"RYp0Y, GrNr.rE Co., v Y, Cri. l9 IsG
"Mcssrs NJ. T. WALLACE 90 Some time l"stw
er nv ~ became debi.'stRd ron tho effects Of LH
ryAsc and Nursing Ss houh, that che could MT ~ her
child og perform household !gNor Her med cal '.ezi
m.ut WA varied accofds a." alYice Brf rctcriptors
OF the most plvscHns uiG 0'y sAH was exhnut
ed in useless eos She became % very rkcleton that
nj tie me size commenced taking Hraafs teairss sls
weighed thnn "lFtiytve Ioun!' hnt by re rs'
,r isd "a. en- fJw bJlsa gue lrenre perfectly veil Tho
cure 10 perfect thn' she is cnshsd io do all nreeS
,.ry houscAud woE ard gained 'hrty pours " fsh i
fogr weeks Yours t1Hy, ', n uALhNl !sk.
Tie reader ~ oharrye Tat h'. G1LLSTIsI save os-
,st'f He ere informed by 4 TE.RY Es,, "
-. -nr-l Z 4 L-l.Ir ~ IL mo
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~ TTT ' ' y = ' 7 " y Y T
INTERNAL ULCER g.

Ths cure Is tr,ur,pA orer the ,H Of the b,,f pAyy<
e,ar. in the city of Philadelphia and is Positive rsoor
Mat internal ulcers be cured easily as external
when BRANr's PURiFYINo EXTRACT IL used NJ. JoAs
Hep5u-r, ono OF the most respectable gentlemen In
Asbsra Cayrga Co, " v, informed us In Oct, 1877.
that he had been afflicted with three FfssuREs or
ULoIps situated internally@ TO allow OF an eSanin
suon and thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact aud OF
their location He said that he had spent y,ar In
Pk,ad,lphia under the professional advice OF the beet
physicians and Was obliged to return 10 Auburn, With
ont cure or help, when Dr T. A. Hunt, druggist ~
Auburn advised him TO try Braris PsrffyTng Eshaet
and the uae of seven bottles OF IL effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

AFRICA, Genrsee Co, PebrH0rr ], lS4
IN T wALLACFS COl--Grn LrUcr s'gs, tor Hofs
HhG year afflicted with disease OF the stomach. Icoua
ro sry ~ UreAsy substance without ehu'ny grert
pain sckuess and vomiting, and continually afflicted
III stomach NJ an experiment. 'Ti"d one no'
tie Of BRAST'S > MEDICINE, which, TO NY ai'sF dlaal'
puinnCn. eIssi and ysercd rs 1svrl yg'r oNe- VIZ
therefore gsrcNu1 hottie which ns ccmp etey cured
de -osse an now well uni hearty ana eat alro~t
a-vhng Without being pare the stomach hrco r'iux
Yours respectfully, T. y, W lLIOA'
NJ, Ai1~or L. a merchant Of
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DYsPEPsIG-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale byC. g. &. HAZARD, Ne
por'. John W. Deadh, BRISTOL =. A.
Diiscol, Warren. z. G. Br,wr, u e
6 esnwieh. Oliver Bake, w,ct iutd BrSt'
q Spencer, wmhing,on VIII ge. 7. l. lsy.
lr Kingston. John allen Bbrd. IN
wo rs y :. .Pamrt c. w,,lvl,, 4.
Young. w . ford And b, A c,p ~ tl.
arts Of n, : ate.
All le,,e >, and or lcrs mus' b. iddi''''d
o Well os Co If5 Rtr dws y f.ll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
4D.H'.ITSTRATRiX NOTICE..

THE subscriber, having been arpoin'ed
l administrative by the Court of P.obate
Of Tiyerion, on the Fin,e of
JOSHUI tOGGESHiLL,
late OF sad 1iveHon, deed, requests all
persons lndrht d To said Estate q make inn
mediate payment. and those having emarts
10 present them fo' settlement.
.hERIB.1H COGGESM7LL. Admir-.
TIvor.on, Pee ID.
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tAMCNRS CWcEN.

x =. ,.;,,,.ET. -'~-,',,-' Cii.i,r 6,t,... "a
T.. Hgn!o.I us tN eAncvr-doc,or in -d ct"try
r.. wundctfu, cures rf CLsC,Rs hrgIrh ~ - -
- g7tNl - hlFiIN0 EXTRACT. a oaaes-6.. "
a uiseue eau-.y n .i.n us.pg sad FvkJ.ER ~
4 s,rrls, dfuseis', i, c,n., S- Mont. .o-r," 'ose
: N. y. GG. .u'urinrd Ur IN 'mpv. - a i ." .-
'Fp 90 ga. s,tnIhg. which effected 90 -:ei .I''
mat mace H. uorrfnr., u,.a rCalyIIE - 'e',
- rur!yins. EeE-g power. What impure dsense ot ~
iuui i not citr Seven 7ears' eAyrrrLc, NJ. O.
,nph "a ,.lvre /. but whnt II " III
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
5Ta(MWNfTU.

In this town, on Wednesday morning, by the
Rev. Mr.. Thaycr, Mr. ". II. Snow, Of Warwick,
to Miss Mary H. Potter, daughter of Capt Ste
phcn Potter, of this town.
At New Shoreham, on the 9Th, by Rev. J. L.
Burbank, William 7. Lewis and Wclthy Dodge,
Of New Shorcham.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS N.rrl,r

TIRE subscriber has been NJ pnin,edl, IN,
j Couu Of Probate of Nonh Kirgsovn
Administrator on the Estate OF
SYLFEnT ER Il. GiRDNE".
late Of North Is nsstoWn, deed. h.iI The
,ons concincd ate ,questcd 10 setlt inne
diattly lLISHtR pOT TF2 Ad,r,
g.ion, NV. &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
FEVER-SORE CURED,

Tie Rev. RICHARD DuENISO, Pastor of the, FuS-
ir'eran church, Adams Basin Monroe county, New TDk,
trote io have Just received letter from Mr. sp,r
tsy DUNsiNG Giye TO the OF hia FeveT ca
any depend on -hai states. for Ia is Christian rlsi
NII elder IN tbs church Some years s~ hEi -
~ hls legs eu a6 TO hs hm, in cor,-t-c.
If fcver-sore. The Other lex being now Ae-ed sni
,ltrt "a be- smrun'ci, recommended BE.NT's N,ti.
.Hx. Read tho result lie sars; hars ssed only =;
sorTLrs OF BRANrS MEDICINE. yLIocd Alt Horr
ft~ your recommendation, IN JIi Noi~n's. and
hat, with the birssing uf God, IL has c-tc' -
~ leg" See Pamphlets for !ul psIUe .LaTs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
GENERAL pE6iiITY OF THE SYSTtMl

nr 4 HuiTlrANDFR, merchant, obr-itn. f17db' Ce
O''5, wrote D,c'uler 10 s9 nnd aner bay stated hy~
Ike a rha-ru tar 1T LMOSARY BAISAM hsd sf.cisi
= his r's cU"nrnu'lVe tou"h, al; % ] ht'r
personally used HRtNT'S ri tIhF bING IA fHiCt,
ar reuerHl debility ~ ny and have no hrsiu~
w. saving that IL fhr lest medicine to sssTOEE cnd -
v.goA.1s rHr sysrEH that have ever used. ~ .r"y,-
,t,,cs where v.r s,t sold BRANT'S MIDI ,lNfS mr.
= &c - .soi tts, S,c. md gr ne s,sr ,,sriSijcs"
SALT RH { u Nj,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
ADMINISTRATOR shoTICr

I He subscriber has brsn oprnln ted by IA
l Court oi Probate of North X ,uestou n
Administrator on the estate Of
slIAS Il. GARDNER
ate Of Nurlh King town, decd All nor
sons concerned are requested TO settle jun.,.
uia,ciy' I'll J. ia Il. POTTER, 'dm'.
binsstown, Nov.li