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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY

VEG ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTTRS
A sure, Speedy and permanent Cure Tor Dye
pcpsia IN its worst Forms. This medicine
will be found to cure all complaints arsiLg
from disordersof the Stomach and Bowels,
Billiousness, Yellowner Of skin, Liver
complaints, Debility. Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palp'ta,ion si the Hear,
Costiveness, &C, &c. Please read the tol-
lowing certificate
Read the following from an eminentphy
sicinn:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some Of the ingredients Of Hutchings' Veg
etable Dyspepsia Btters, and having used il
for some time in his practice with every de.
tired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofiis ofTcci, and givesit
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dy spepsia.
+. HARDENBERGH,M M. D.,
The following certificate 10 from Mr. Btu
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreotypisl:
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
il was advised to take Huichings' Dyspep,i
hitters, and have every reason TO bevear
in bas spcrfec.ly cured me. havesinifll
10 symptoms OF return Of the disease and
HE eve from tie effect il had on me that
WI cure the wSrst cases ofDyspepsia.
NJ. D. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, N. Y.
The Proprieto: ofihis medicine hasreceiv.
ed many ohcr certificates Of cures. equally
remarkable, ofth, various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable hut the uho;e
are deemed necessary TO sati,fy any unprcj.
ndced mind Of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, l22 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 50 cents Perbottle, or Gbo,tlss for
~ SO.
r. Il. HAZARD 4 co.
Apothecaries Hall.
navl Agent for Newport.
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,f,rr impure d,oI.~ ~ H. MSd-dndu N" Nfkl SMNhh
~h disss,r, be- snp p,of II r purifying mod''W prT M
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-16

,,c.u.e ON, bot, of II mas more medical curative matter
In IL aud In consequence, dsed'e In much IN
iis.s than bottle Of uny other medlciir: - a., -,
FOiR TIMES disease than one bottle oi Nd'"ipGuL
h-"BRANTs PURIFIER would be as f5eop ~ ,oW %
doU0ys hottle, sdyapayia s one doir But bhAsrs
PURIFIER l. sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle md
TIlIIS ms nc discusp ~ bohs Of tcro
fore Sarsnpara consequence of its ie'' power md isf
Grs cents per boiile TO be oeap the PURIFIER ~
J.IIyr
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,yh Madeline in ereyy resrs'; md there " ahundin
pnoC !. yedf cures rGI.cic ilui pSE BfTIt ~ CON
iaus ,uoir purifylns, hrHliny virtue. and m'doH Iou0i
,lan there is coninurd IN FOIh BOTTLES nf any Sar'1
p1t ua or nnv other med cine lint ls ever been uttr'-1
Tor .re There u undoulcd proof III uur PAM hnit nm
hv th. usc of Ills great 'g'i1p pHTGtr 'y a wtIt
INlj vel IINF-tL.y that were LAME nuh CRlPPLtD
can p;,w WALK-ih,'y that were SICK, StROfILOls,
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rs, 900 Pc r 8 o N 8

including all ages classes and conditions among
whom were large number Of Ladies, who are pocu
isry subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
Entirely and Permanently Cured,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conf.
IDENTIFY stated 10 be without parallel in the annals
Of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
euished persons holding elevated ofic ial stations
merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families among oil
classes ranks and conditions, have equally been re-
cipients, and have equally acknowledged the won.
drou aud often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received.
Gs- Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanism,
and that in all Nervous Diseases we should
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One Dollars Worth !

Now much CANCER-how much SYPHlLlS-how
,puch SCNOTULA-wi dollars b0tM OF BRikT's
PTRIrTER cur R-nd the following state m,M, whicS
n y specn OF lie rOWeT:-
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NdERCURrkE DIsEASCs.

BRANT'S PURIFYING ENTlACT Is n perfect md thor
orga oadeafoy Of al he cfci J MEEcuRY. any Of the
vartns preparations Of CbLoMri or MERCURY, yrom As
sysfe~ and II restores the Hod. mUc, and al ne ysrvh
issised. to their urig gtna, HEALrny sIATE.
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acknowledgements
Brant's is the Cheapest I;

Ia, have used BR1Sr's PURIFIER, aflsr having nreh
4 ,rsiod AL tho Sssgariiids AMI other medicines re-
n,nended to cure blood diseases, have decided that
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8 ALT RHEUM, ,
INTERNAL JlOeRs.

and all lmrnrs chronic di,e's, Of Ne sUop o. ar. alva
cured by HRINT'S ENTpHC1
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For laying dowm Plank Sidewalks IN Second
Municipality, and furnishing all materials
for the same for one gear.
The lumber to consist of second quality Of yellow Pine
or Cypress planks inches thick. IL inches wd
so that the ooway shall be least "a inches wide the spikes
to be 3 Inch pressed boat spikes.
a he panklng to be laid on Pine or Cypress blocks Of
laid at distances of feet apart so that the plankDg
shall break joints the BEARINGS each plank be spiked
with two spikes to each block and the blocks
by stakes at each end driven feet ground and nailed
to the blocks securely The sidewalks laid
and levels as the Surveyor may direct.
Ill All the material and labor be furnished by the
tractor.
w. Payments be made monthly on the certificate of the
Surveyor who shall be authorized to deduct from such
certificates such shall defective work. And
the Council the right annu the after
days notice, the report Of the Surveyor that
pied with.
F Security in the amount of one thousand dollars will
be required for the faithful performance of the
Bids to be received per running foot.
@ The necessary Notanal Fees to be at the expense
Oh
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stones not less than inches 10 DEPTH and will se hmy
bedded in close. strong and wokmanke manner, wiz.
laid they will receive amming, and then be nled " WIN
sharp sand and gravel, and be rsmme
to The satisfa ion OF the Surveyor After the paving Is aa
will receive covering inches Of sharp sand ana grays,:
or lake shells mixed Any stones o. large SIZE una"
The will be bound to set any ep be N ,bs
same firmly in shells or gravel and he VIII SCI a priuge
stones bed of inches of sharp sand anu nu"es u
atey after the signing OF the contract aud Dc eone"
within ~ days from the date OF the contract ,.s a.,
" All materials except curb gutter and brnee siope W
be furnished by the contractor the curb gutter anu u1se
by the Muncinalty, dapos whence they WI" oe
hauled to he work by the contractor. -,L -
VI Payments TO be nude the compeo o. tne woAi ne
follows Two thirds Of the being the amoun' aus
by the property h0ders he paid in cash wrhn thr nay
ae. The completion and acceptance Of the wo'K tns
mainder BY the Municipality, in cash, when the work
finished and received. = ~ .a,l.
noara fees to be the expense Of the con-
tractor. .'-ts"fr at1vt . ~,
Security in the amount Of thousand dollars will be
qued of the contractor the faithful compliance win MS
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All that portion, South of the North side Of Es-
tetle and Benjamin and IhaItG streets, and
including sad streets.
1. The shall be bound to keep all the paved and
unpaved within the prescribed limits OF The District
clean and oil all vegetable or animal matter ara carry
and ali ofas filth and other substances whatsoever by II
O'Clock AM ho.e Of the Markets Immediately alter as
said lms which may be designated at any time by The
H. The contractor shall be bound to fill up with brick rub
bsh shells, dry sand al rus or holes cart OF carlsge
under the superintendent Of the Surveyor
and shall keep the grade OF The unpaved streets IN regular
shall clean The dtches (an aighten the hen required
by the Surveyor the cutters and the four feet paved sup
Instructions whatsoever. to let the water nave Tree
ha cut sSd remove from the paved streets al grass
and from the sdesss bordering the unpaved and paved
H. The contractor shall regularly take and up and
collect all dirt DUST other substance depc sted and aeon
in the paved Streets and fast as it shall be made
into piles carry the twenty four hours, and
in such and other places require
Hng up under the orders of the surveyor and the
of dust and other substances, shall he removed 10 wher
the surveyor shall designate, within or ont OF the taxable
" The contractor be expressly forbidden take,
Paees ihsn hose BY Surveyor.
amy a Of & a or esS
The contractor shall get ont annually from he bsure
holes rnts, and repairing the unpaved streets,
VI Il shall be the duty Of said in all the
through which the water shall be conveyed by the CONNER
cia Water Works Company. or through which here
after be ed by sail company the streets within the
actual xabe limits OF District, other which
be hereafter included in sad limits. to all the
tr to be thoroughly cleaned anu washed every day before
~ O'Clock A.
VII The said contractor shall time be entitled
any claim again the Municipality consequence of
extension of the limits OF he able OF the Municipality
of the paved unpaved streets during the existence OF
the The shall all his attention the
sct execution of the duties devoving him under his
tract and OF neglect the Surveyor, with the authO
OF the Committee Streets Landings sna
said work be done the cost OF the contractor and. the
report OF the Surveyor that Compiled
with the Council the right declar the
void and alter giving the usual notice of days have
sold by the Mayor the risk of said contractor and his
cunty
VIII The contractor shall be bound to clean daily all the
diichss and thoroughly clean all the markets
within the prescribed limits and shall attend the orders of
the Comm'ssres buring his expense the INDECENT
dead within said imts-the collins be furnished by the
Muncip hty.
TX To insure the faithful performance Of the contract the
shall furnish, othe satisfaction of the Council
curty in the of five thousand dollars.
x Payments will be made monthly the tfcate of the
Surveyor the work has been done to his sacon
t The Notaral Fees be at the of
fhan optra
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MayOralty of New Orleans,
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No: Tv

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two,
Sitting OF Tuesday, May 8, 1851
WHEREAS, sundry citizens, residents OF the
W. Seventh Watd of this Municipality, have petoned
the Council TO have the the Of said Ward
oIened-
Be Res0iDed That the Mayor be and he hereby autho
rzed and requested, after giving days the official
paper OF the Municipality, to sell at public auction the
tract for opening the drains of jackson, Palmyra
Banks Common, Graver, Perd Poydras, Cypress Miro
and Tont streets, in The Seventh Ward. The work to be
done in accordance with the specifications be furnished
the Surv yor, and published with said notice The
OF the securities offered given under their
signature, at the time OF the adjudication.
ISigned] JAMxs II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 9, 1851.
n lSisned] A. ID. CROssNAN, Mayor
True II. BIER. Clerk.
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OFFICIAL.


TREAsuRER's OYFloE. SECOND MuNcIrAILry.l
April IS 1851.
II ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
hereby. authorized to advertise during ninety days, in
the oinea paper Of the Municipality that the Council is
prepared to purchase of the money Of Sinking fund No.
BONDS q the State of Louisiana endorsed by this NUM-
cipay 20 lne extent of fifty thousand dollars and that sealed
10 SCI said honds that will be received
6y the Council until the fifth TUESDAY in July next when
ney WI ne acted on and il satisfactory to this Council and
Notice Is hereby given in conformity with the foregoing
re-outon that aed proposals to sell To this Muncipaly
Bonds Of the State of Lousana endorsed Nv his nnic
patty to the amount Of fifty thousand dollars $3.50 900
next. f - -i A"osu"' VI '"'
sealed proposals to be addressed to the Council of Munich
paly No Two and to be endorsed offer i'm Stats onds
AUS I'd VIM. II GARLAND Treasurer
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,


COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting OF Tuesday, May o. 1851.
d ESOLVED That the Mayor be and he is hereby
in the official paper Of Municipality, to sell at pablo
auction the for cleaning the paved and unpaved
paved bitches of the Third District, comprised
within following limits: between the river north side of
Estee BENJAMIN and Tbaia of the Second
Ward and cenue of Felicity Road, from the date Of adiu
dcaop up to the 7h February, 1853. The work to be
done in with specifications be furnished by
the Surveyor, and published with said notice. The OF
security be under his signature at the
time of the adjudication
iSlgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL President.
Approved May Q, 1851.
[Slgnedl A. d. CRossMAS, Mayor.
True copy Fl. BIER, Clerk.
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uayoraIty of New Orleans,
NH ., 7
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of Tuesday, May s, ISL {
WHEREAS, Hugh Wilson, S. B. McConnico
w and Others owners of 554 feet of property fronting on
Poymnia street. between Prytana and Coliseum streets
have peoned this Council to Poly mnia street, be
tween said streets, to be paved
BE Resousd That the Mayor is hereby authorized and
requested after giving days notice in the official par err
the Municipality, sell public auction the contract fol
furnishing all MATERIAL and paving with the best round
stones P0ymnia street, between Prytania and Coliseum
Streets The work be done and payments made accord
ance with the specifications be furnished by the
and published with The said notice.
[Sgnedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
Approved May 8, 1851.
fSignedl A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
Time Ill, BIER, Clerk.
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Enr Pnria, O. until best ]

For Paving qcith best Round Stones Poly1nnia
street, beticeen PrytantG and Coliseum streets
l. The contractor Will be bound 70 pick and grade the
10 be hauled from the same by the Municipality
H. The will place roaG bed OF Inches of sarp
sand mixed with inches of Shells for The paving 70 resi- on
along the whoe and will the ground 10 be
ramued rolled hard previous to paving.
ILL., The paving to be Of the bss quality Of round
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. May 8. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue OF the above
resolution that | will sell at my Office, on MONDAY
tract for furnishing all materially and paying with the PEI
round stones Poymnia street, between Pryana ana OH
Streets in accordance with specca ions be furnished
by the Surveyor. (myl01 A, ID. CROssMAN, Mayor
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Mayoralty of New Orleans.

MAY 3, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
%, Sitting Of Tuesday, May s, 1851
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he il hereby
authorized and requested after giving ten DAYS notice n
The official PaP.r to sell at public auction the
be required by the Council one year from the
signing of the The work done in accordance
with the specifications to be furnished by Surveyor and
published with said notice. The OF The security Offered
must be given the adjudication under his own
[Signed] JAS. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May g. 1851.
(Signed] A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy: ii. BIER, Clerk.
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NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution that will sell the lowest bidder, at my
office. MONDAY. the 49, inst, at IL O'Clock the
for cleaning the paved and unpaved bitches
and markets. and keeping repair the unpaved and
bitches OF the raird District comprised within the following
limits between the river the north side of Estee. Benjamin
and Thala ees the of The Second Ward and centre
of Felicity Road from the date of ad Judcation the
18th February, 1853, accordance with specifications be
furnished by the Surveyor The of the curty
be given under his signature the of the alu
dcaton, otherwise the sale will be null and void.
mylU A, ID, CROssMAN Mayer.
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For opening ont The Gutter Drains Of JackSou,
PalmyrG, Banks, Common, GraUiey, Per-
d,do, Poyaros, Cypress, Mint and Tonti SITS
cu The contractor will he bound cut the drains of the
ioowing dimensions, feet inches wide TOD feet
deep, and foot inches wide bottom; remove ali
umps roots other substances calculated the
passage OF the water to make the side slopes and bottoms
the drains perfectly smooth and spread the earth taken
from the CUTTERS The lines and levels be given by the
urve, Or and the work to be completed within three months
from date of contract. ''
Pay ments TO be made on the completion of each street
that y to Mol and Ton Streets from Canal beet Ia
Florida Landing, and OF the other Broad street canal
Security IN the amount Of one thousand dollars will be le
qued Tor the faithful performance OF the whole conr act
Bids TO be running foot of drain. The contractor to
the necessary Dutarlal fees,
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M ADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter of
IN the Gypsy Family bess leave inform the Ladies
ana Gentlemen OF New orleans that her stay here will be
short, and all those wishing her services will please call soon
at her residence No. a35 Magazine street between Julia
aud st Joseph where she will be happy 10 inform
them OF the PR isSENT ana The FUTURE.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen wishing 10 know the circum
that and likewise their future pros
pects will do well by calling on Madame L.
SS~ Price 81 cents ap2l I'm
FIRE BRlCKS--300,0O0 English, Scotch and
spH HAYMAN q. HOLDEN, s. Magazine 81.
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.

5 regular graduate Of Natures wide Botanic
4 Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study Of Herbs his profession for thirty and
Orleans - - -"
~ Office hours from o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock p M
GV All orders enclosing IS, postpaid will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to-
LIZ Residence and office No. 5 FRENCHMEN STREET
Third Municipality, New Orleans.
my13 II w. X. +. FRYER Indian Doctor
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M.roRALrY OF Nrw ORLEANS, May 9, 1851

MAroRALTY OF New ORLEANS, May 9, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that | will sell to the
lowest bidder in of the above rosolu at
my office. MONDAY. the 18th inst, IL clock M "
the contract for opening out the gutter drains Jacko
press Mrol and Tonu Streets in the Seventh w ard in ac
cOrdance with the catons furnished BY the Snr
veyO Purchasers will be required to hand names of
the under their signature the of adiu
dlcaton, otherwise the sale will be null and void.
myl1 A, ID. CRossMAz Moyo,
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SECONDHAND ROCKS.

T The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand
city.
As the wish Of the Subscriber dispose OF the Books
vote hi. attention exclusively dealing Watches Jewe
offers them the lowest prices for Among the
best works Theology Law, Medicine, Novels, Bellies Lere.
Poetry and Science.
~ The latest Novels and Publications always
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French LNVgaxWSe.

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les.
sonsin the above TRANSACTIONS from English into Fnh
~ Apply the office oft be Resent orat The eoms, ~
fapo1o shu telnope sIees dill
CONS OF TEMPERANCE JBWEl.s. e,c-a
- supply of Sons OF TEMPERANCE Jewels mi Rss..io
Younger Brothers Jewels Kept constantly on bsnS y, NJ
u Cusomhouse street. divisions organzins in Tstas
California ee VIII he promptly attended 10 by
= H. WILLARD. No II Cn.tomhouse street,
80. New frlpans
Fox STARCH-3OO boxes, in store and fo1
ans AID. GRIEFF & co. IS. 10 and a. Old Lsv.s
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DR. UAyIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND ia lie

! foI C0NSUyMPTIo.N, BRONCHiTiS, dSTHaM.nh:
GOUGHS, COLDS, etc., append u lew n0lces o. the
character and efficacy tthe medicine Numerous teslmo
mails may be seenin mphe for distribution al agehcy
which sufferers obtain. may he proper 70 say
that Pr d. an eminent practising physician oitweveyea"
standing, gradoate oil the University of Pennsyyanla.
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AKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

2US Gaf0a STREET. Neao OrKe0nS.
WHEELER, Pc rTEES IL CO., would res
pectfuly inform the public that they are now prepared
70 do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MI Ill
and Saw Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such as Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches Chairs
the shortest notice and the most approved system
Having Lathes OF various sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels Furnace Mouths
Grate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors, Gallery
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and Pueys, Axes and Boxes
1rders stove Plates, Ventiato Sash Weights, etc., will
The Blacksmith Department ia fitted enable workmep
to execute any orders that may be received
please address to w ~
WHEEhER, PETTEEs g. Co, New Orleans, La.
J. +. WHEELER, j. GEDDES
l.. Z. PETTEES, s. SWOOP.
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MAyoRALTY OF New ORLAss, May 9, 1851.

NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
~ resolution. that will sell my Office MONDAY.
the 18th ins IL CLOCK the lowest bidder, the
for furnishing all the material, and laying such plank
sidewalks be required by the Council for
from the signing OF the contracl in accordance with the
specifications be furnished by the Surveyor The name OF
the security be given the time of the adj Indication
under his otherwise the sale will be null and
void. ImylU1 A, ID, CRuSsMAN, Mayor