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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-23

"ATtlC,. Uelcssc CO, fe%gs ssrl I, lt0
AZ T WALLACE CO O-Ger.eTrs; whs, f,y NV
han year, ni ct. with u tie sosss
fat greasy auhstsne. wi,crt csssr Yfcss
osn, sicsur-s snd yoniiut, All e,'rlHLsy ihftd
with stomach. az al experiment, lrssd cns eo.-
!e OF BKAET'S MEDlCiSH, which, 4. nay u;.ef d.Say-
ponlmrr ecsed 1ri reiisred ~ u'nl par er estsss
therefore used second hvt;s WI ,ch pe<y rssv
he dserse an we'll anil be- sry, rsd eel s,u-ss
anything without tsuy P-r1i CT d. s'gLash eeos N ~
su,ir. fOCrs r-srectfuly, T. =. WTLC0I.~
Nc Wilcox Ia u rasp,,. abe incfelsu, u Arira
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1000 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

have been reported To DH CHsru and his Agents hin
se Las, two ears, which have been entrel, restored
10 Car ASos,w .. ToNr, Of Brookly n, ". v, had
not been able 70 vsk step for ne" four and was
helpless that he had 10 he fod rhe most celebrated
physicians gave him up In Eve days after he
n ing the GALvisIc BIir NreELAcE IrD BEAI.'.rt
he walked the roo and in h weeks he had pc.
fso,ly tseo'ersd his health Csptsin Tones is s.'eDJ
..sru az
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FEvER-sORE CURED

The Pew RICHARD puNSfNo, Pastor Of ~ pi,.
byteran church. Adams Basin Ncnros cc1n.y, Ns~ yhs
wrote to us have Just received leer from S ChAH
MY DuSsiSc, relative ~ Ito cfhs Frvorsor- yrr
may depend what u stsrs, ir he Ia C.ris,isa
and nider IN tie church sor- yssrs s,ae- 10 ~ ~
hRVo Of his sgs cut ge .lfi
pf FcvyTsorc Tie other isg being nov sroet. sssi
about "a be smpnist-d, I recommended RssrTf Nsc,
Reld ito result. lie aye: u As~s ~-S ejy Err
sorTLEs OF BRANrs MEDICINE. ySs.sd AL ,ves.
Jro~ yosr vseo~~ond1hen L. GAat Srkysys sni
say that, with the blessing OF 0od, kas Se~si y,
.L Lza ~ See Z llnnhl hlaia fnI hI rarfcasra
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-23

This ~~rs 10 frss~pA ever tas sAsii of he ~ ~
ssss In tho city Of Philadelphia and 10 posirivs Ssen
Hat internal ulcers be cured - easily - srsss6
H,pbvrs, one Of the most respectable esaiiegea 4
Lsbsrs, caysGs Co, ~ y, informed us In Oct tt1
that he had been afflicted with three Fissvass -
UleEas situated internally a. 10 allow Of sxssa
auon and thus furnish positive proof Of tho feet sAA
their location. He said that he had spent veesi1
Pksiadsiphs under the professional advice Of tAs l
physcisns. and Obliged TO return 10 Auburn, vss
ost help, when Or r. N. Hssf dSugFbs "
Auburn advised him to try Brssfs PwyvaH ksrs
and the use Of seven bottles Of Il sfsefsd ys,fsW -
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Palsy and Paralysis.

All phytcians acknowledge that these terrible diseases
csused by S<reisney # Esrroui Energy in tn.
affected limbs DE. CHRisriE, tinl'snic Articles will
supply this deficient power and compsts and sntirs
-
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To DR.. II. f Pecry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE

y ~ u = u u ~ " "
Va INN iiart AMI perfect cure Tho
wh have felt til. paint throhling aud t
cru Iati"g pin5s of this disease hsol' gI
through ihrir Jaws with most tormrnin.
perseverance,. ard, a l. often The case have
.ceived hut littl- .vlnpathy from r,ieLds ou
ru"h OCCASIONS, will no joub' he much plea.
ed to know IT a remedy that will meyer fai
to Qaict forever he unm"rcilul ofrLd' r.
rh,s remedy is the Glove An"dynr, an un.
failing cure.
Tue fpl owing testimony is from one o,
our most Distinguished practical -, ntists-
NV York, Dec. 10, lsA4
Messrs. a. u II d. Sands-Grntlrn.n: -
In the course ci my practice have eIirn.
sIvel, used your Glove Anorynr with much
success to The reliclo Of the Tooihattr; /; and
a. constantly reconInn I'D II 10 my patients
deem II hlt irst ." Infirm vou o 'he hic
opinion have oi 1t over other remedns.
sm v"urN v,r r"Spettfu ly.
NJ. LEvETT, DrniiSt
2O Broa iwny, corner ~ warren ~.
PRICE % CT. pERN W
Prepared and suld Wholesale md reta
by 4 q N ID S\NO>, >cw luik. old ae
~ Nv nrrgSi.ts c"n, nlly through ut the
United states and apBda
Il. r. HAZAkD Bt,rt
nov ~
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DR.. c HRisTiE's
GALVhNIC BRACELETS

Are und of vast service in caes of Dunyuisons or Ft
snasunt &c Comrl,ir's an1 general Scrvous Affections NJ
To 'esd ard upper extsmues Abu in tas! sud farsl
SIS md ell dheasst esused by deficiency of Pow ~
Ncr, Energy In the limbs or other oTgsns Of The
tvly.
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EXECUTORS A>D COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE


THE subscribers having been appointed b, the
1 Court of ,'robIte of the town of Midtown,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claim
against the estate OF Hrrsey Br,dfo,d late of said
VII letovn, dec, represented inpolveni, and sx
months is allowed from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate 10 bring in and prove their
claims, vii meet lt the counting room Of Ben.
ia min Narsh in Newport, on the Lrt Fridays in
December. Jan1sry and February next, ~ o'clook
p VI. for the purpose u ec,ding on claims I,e
sented u us.
Nrwpnt, r. l. Sept. l6'h 1850.
GEORGE w. TAYLOR,
REM. MUMFORD, Commissioner.
BENJAMIN MARSH,
The Undersigned having been named ~ the
Executor Z he last will and testament II said Her
.,y Hraifor |, has aocepted the tr, At AMI qualified
himself as tie Law directs, be requests all persns
indebted W sii5 estate 10 r,ake immediate pay
mrnt IN EDWARD VAN ZANDT,
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DIR. II. +. PEERl
O li,I,Ir.' ,ln IInINn SHOT

For worms A highly valuable prcpara'
ion, Capable from the promplhude OF It's tc'
in, of clearing the system IN few honIS
Ofrvory wo IN.
Much plinsnas been taken by the origlna-
Tor 81 his cumpuun 10 test Il { comparative
merils e the principal Verniiuge prepare
tiJns of H., iay-aud while il rs frankly az
knowle igrd that many of them are often
successful aud d. great Good, he Is assur' q
that this combn's advantages possessed hy
40 other Vernilugc-- and having witnessed
fpr a series ofyeurs in wide held ot prac
tee It's complete trinnph over every othel
,reparation, he has %, rmittcd ITO 90 forth a.
htnesseuger of relle to all who labor under
hls species 'i hanan suffering.
l. Gus ,nds Of Testimonials IN ght i've her"
idduc,d to show It's rapidly increasing lame
10 the South ami We>t-but he ~ cnt'rel,
willing TO res its reputation ona tnsi cf It's
own merits.
Jonesborough, Tenn. Dec. Sd, le4S.
We. a. the agents of Dr Prery, have re-
railed large quanti,v of his VeImiiuge
from the demand for it. aud the praise gwen
10 IT by those who have purchased OF us, ano
ried it in their own families, we havcno hes
,ation in pronouncingi, one OF the best ar
lcles in use Ior the destruction OF worms IN
children.
CANNON II VANCE
Extract OF q letter received from disIin
gni.hed Lawyer.
Estillviile, Va, Nov 2lSt.. lS47.
Dear Sir.-rhere have been sufhcicn tn
ais Of your Vermlfuge in this part OF the
country, with the happiest success, to war
rari me in recommending it as one OF ihr
most prompt and cffiracinus remedies witt
- hich the human family have beef. blessed
Ind it will aford ms peculiar satisfaction t"
wuncss its general reception b. the public
throug ghoutthr country,
Very pecituly
,IENRy KAN.
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,1io Doloreux and Neurslgis,

TheH '---st y gnuiring compiaints are fk1s
so,siy rsLs~- .. sscpio.,lon q the GatvIue -
Nsettscg lSb Flvib The Bel drusss ths Flsr,rcity
tnrouyi the system the Neekltca tssa ocsl EJECT hri
tie Fiuid sets directly mon the effected nerves N
t,sIe arIGessing aailc;iobs The application NEVER
FAfLs
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SAN D~ SAksAPAtlLISA
QUART BOTTLES.


For the removal and permanent cure OF aii
diseases arising from an impure state ofthe
blood or habit Of the system, Wiz
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obs'l
nate Cutaneou> Erupiions. PimpleS, u
pu,,ules OF, the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
mic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetler'
Scald Head, enlargement and PAIN OF the
Is mes aud joints, Stubborn Ch eD, syp.
hilitic symptoms, Sciaiica, or LumhaPo; and
disease, arising from an injudich Us use "i
Mercury, Aciliies vr Dropsy exposure or i'm
prudence in life also, Chronic Consiitu
ol,i - ,".tr &c.
. 1 hi. Medicine has acquired avery extend
d and estanli>hed reputation wherever |
has ben used, basel entirely on nso~n
merits, which its SUI 1"fhcacy has alone
sustained. The victim OF herrr
il nv disease. with swollen glands, contract
ed slnew., anJ homes half carions, has teei
restored TO health and yigor. The Srroiul"'
patient, covered with ulcers, ioalhsDn' l.
himself and hi attendant, has been nn'l'
whole. Hundreds of pe:sons. who hSp
gioaned hopleSsly tor, ears und'icuts nron"
az ylandui dsor Irrs chronic rheumatism
AMI msnyother complaints springIns ii"m
derangem.nt Of The srcr'tive oiRsnsand III"
circulation. have been ra'"d as " were ire"
the rack Of disease, AMI now, with ree'n"r.
atrd onsitutions, gladly t-sti TO III efhca
cy of ,nis ineStimable preparation. The les
tirnony Of tho,e who have been cured h> ~
~ j., with their r.siienc's, has been Pnhli.h
I'd from time u lime; and wei" ~ deSl ahte'
a mas Of the most overwhelming testimony
c,,id be hrou ght forward. proving most con
clusiyely it, ine.,imabe value. The sfIlict-
Ell and hose who have not used this medi
ci r. are invited 10 make n trial ofits virtues.
and ,pp,npr,ate To them elves the benefits 5
hich II alone can best"w.
.PsUrH IL STRANGER THAN FICTION
The attention Of tue reader is called to the
fyiluHing astonishing cIrr, ehctt.d ny tht
use OF Sands Sarsdparilla.
This,s % certify that have co 'orrd wo.
m,,vbo has been afflicted 10! he last five
vear, with Scrofula, and all the rem, dirs ]
,.ed had no efTrclin arreSling The progress
,ftbe n polain,; on the contrary, she COZ =
u,ntly grew wJrse-aid ait expanding be-
tween $40 and S5O with ysiclanS. besides
usino Ih popular re,,e ictw'th"ui success
tilI the disease had eaten away H.. cariilag'
of her nose, made lts appearance on 'arI"u'
parts other body, and hal ii"allv commence
rs rsyayes IA the root oi he mouth.
In hi, A eaIful situation with Ihe pIo'
ocrt cf death staring Ter ~ the face, sat"
Increase to Or DiSo>way. the agent to- Sands
Sarsuarilla in Newbrrn, n. C.. hv whom !
va, advised TO use that arncle; aud to ny
,urprise and tha, of nv nrishh'r r. 10 whom
n.t case was snown, af,r using four az T.
halrb,tlles she wss est"red toperh CT heath
and tina, in thr pace oi thrce"erks aud wa
ableto work in two weeks from the time sh'
commcnc. taking it.
JOSEPH McCOrTER, J.P.
Mouth Of N-uae River, Cravei Co, \. Z
R.R. HAZ\RD, Agent Tor Newport
Nov Il
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4 hrhncb OF tie john Smith Eni!y in
England, sytii their uane Snii,h.
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GENERAL OEElLITY or THE SYSTEM!

hrA .HOI.TsTAED ER, rn,c l;snt oA~ie. Iercrr c..
Ohto wroe ccse 49, lais and sNer having stAied kc~
likr . CHARM III. PULMONARY BALska lad ssrespl
the cure of hi, wif,s corsunyyc COS gh, SAD have
rcrsunaiy used bIdET'S PCfEFriIG Ex7HACf
m yrnera debility of ry system, and h.vs no hss!ailss
saying thpi 10 r bes, n.ra.ers 20 sEsrohs ~
ATf rHE SYSTEM that have ps~d. 10 ~vSV ~
.,dres whcr- have sold BRAET"S MEDICINES. ~
ha~ proved ey eroOey ard c-sn the tEri sAr,sS serss
SALT Rk EUM,
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Brant's is the Cheapest (;
One Dollars Worth
cANcERoUs sCRoFULA!

Uoy much CANCER-how much syfEllJh. an.
much sCROFULA-vill one 6oii0ys teo'h Of BR&T'
PURIFJT,R eur. Kead the following ra,srnens, wh~s
ia "A inen Of u
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Farm TO Let.

~ w Farm now occupied nv Joseph Bate.
L nan, containing shout 46 acres "f excel
lent land, with privilege of Sea Weed. end
tho right OF selling "ones and gravel; =
large and commodi"u' dwelling house, rhi h
wi I accommodate 10 h rrdrrs. q smsll b u.s.
fr the tenant, with suitable sLpareius for
6 king twn lHrge harms and crib with all
c.h"r out buildings For terms spplyt
THOMAS J. PEcKHAN,
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS.

no remedy offered 20 the public has ever besu ka,'
',,taia and fsend iT rests's ALL the Dcd~usi srcsls
and reyLa,ffis of the sex, BRArT's Psi siAosAsv
B,LsIn II makes difference vheti..r the dss1gss,,s
,ap' ess,cn. e1eess, other soa&n~s.h kFcUlArEe
ALL by sreat thsirg he SYSTEM, ss1stT.s To CiscrlA
roS, aus 'aoth,,s a"d ,iaYfSs sksvoss isp!rast,tv
- 5po pamuhles,
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uiVER-COMPLAlNT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford Ce~a, one -
'he o'drs ard most respectable phy.ie ans, wa. .c;
~ h If-ev. Cpnoist many years and y<x/rg- ess<
~ s,in2 BRANr5 PURIFYING EXTRACT. W. or Il
nIIur hundreds Of uhst cases, also cured
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deranged condi.
ton Of the viscersl organs Whether result
ing from contsgon, improper diet, change Of
climate, or from any other cause, DR.. s. p.
Tuwnsend's Compound Extract Of Sarssparilla
10 demonstrated to be the most efficacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Doc. 10, ls4e.
Mr.. II. g. BLss-DEAs sra; wa taken sick
he 1th August leie, with relax or dysentcry, and
did no, recover that could perform manual labor.
sntl February, le49. employed the best hysicians,
after another, but none Of them could effect
cure began 10 think ] never should recover-when
friend told me that he hal used DR. g. p. Townscnds
ssrsspn with the best Of success. and advised me
70 uyt. uid so and, contrary 70 my expectations,
began 10 recover. Two bottles made me a. well ~
ever was in my life. You at liberty 70 make any
Of this that win extend the Of DR. s. r. Town
scnds Ssrsspsrils a. q remedy for the disease with
vhaeh / vn afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TlIHHa
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CHANCE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

rom The gi-, To- he ,ss1a nad 's ss 49,
- one 10 accelerated u.d the orr g. aa.y As<~
pressed to prevent any of the iIi JA~N i fsS~ns
. xr-a. liz .etaEa NJ LLLL.l
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xs9E5sssa x;9;sIl','..I S:s,tlSs.5>
M.sasE ~ TX
G'lWlAllljf GAWAElc lclBELI
Ca 3
For the Removal and Permanent Cure OF all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
,ad * ,ho.. compsin' which are s.a.sd ,, sy an
NERvoUs system.
This beautiful and snisn, sppiies,ion Of ,h. my.
:srious p'-s sp Of 0ALYANlsM and MAoSsTlsI has
sea p"no ins.d by di'nnsni'hea pnS.csn' sIu.. 1an
r,SieinsI tiseovery g the .SEe
DR.. OHRIsTIES GALVANlO BELT
NJ A G N TIC FLUID,
ussd with the nOs P.riec, and certain success in al
cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone 10 the
rsrioSs organs and yigorstns the entire IS stem Also
ia or iSDioEsTioN. RHEUMATISM. AcUTE and
CHroNiC, oouT EPlLEPsr LUMsAooi pEAs
TIE HEART APoPLEYY, NEURALGIA, PAINS 10
the SIDE and CHEST LIVER COMPLAINT; sPlNhb
CoMrLAlNT :2a cuRyAJUEs re- Of hss the sriNEi r Hir
CiaNCY or NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENt.RGY,
."d all NERVOUS DISEASES which complaints arH'
Eom one simple cause namely,
A Dsrangemsnt of the Nervous System.
sy- in NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs aud Msdi
the disease SIR they ~ssken the vital ener.
gle. OF the already pros,rstsd stem while under the
' !. ssaiss nv m ss,u,ii and wonderful d.sossy
N. exksussd patient snd vssk sned sufferer restored
70 f'rnsr hesh, strength, slssteity and vigor
The sss, p.culisri,y and excellence Of
DR.. Christie's Calvsnie Curatives,
,o,. In IL. fec, that they srr.', and di'.s,. BY
sass,e app!.eson in place Of the usual mode Of drug
gns and phy ysicking the patient tDl exhausted Nature
'n'. hups!as,ly under the s'hicnon
Th,y sbtnsih,n the ghcis iyi'eI e7HstFs hr erenfner
Ith, i!ooI promotr ne se,eo", ana do the iiht
,d iaj5y HnS,r sng ei'cum"enets Since their intro
iuo .oa m the United sa,s. oy thfse yes' since. more
u.sa
so, 900 Persons
lnc!sairz all sss. cs.seI and conditions among ~hicn
we're srge nanhsr of ladies' nho are pseGsri, subject
10 :srVons Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
~her ~ hnrs NJ relief had heCn given up, snd every
,Lins else hsen trisd ~ VAN
To illustrate the use Cf tHs GAiNaSBt BELT,
sayyos, the cxse of person afflicted with that hsns OF
civilization Di sPErSlA, or any o;rsr chrome or
SCgyou, Disorder In ordinary cases. siimnsnts ss
taken vn-h D, their action the ners % and muscles
tire stomach afford tsupe,s'y relief hut which leave
tIs yahont lower state and With injured iscuItrs
stter the s:n thus eAcited mas ceased Now compare
ss tue efec, resulting flOm the sppc alton oi the
9ALf ASC BELT Take uysFsltc suneIer even
ns Sofse JrltonS OF an attack and SIMPLY tie the
Bsn sIounH the body, usmg the Magnetic Fluid ss
directed In thor' period the ESeESbc psrSl aiion
VIII the positive siemsnt of the Belt thereby
causing tsivsro ciEc uiston which will pass 10 tho
ss stlve, ann thence back sgsn 20 the osti,e thus
keeping up continuous ',alysne e!icuiaton throughout
tae system. Thus the most of Dl sPt FslA
srs tkKHA.EHTLi CURED FkW DAYS ls
OTrEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT ro ERADICATE THE
DlhEAsk a., YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undoubtsd Character,
from u parts Of tho Country could be given, sufficient
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Els AND ooNYulsloNs.

These srming snl terrible oomplsinb srs alusy'
N.pod b De- sngeHsnt ~ hs Nsrus The BsLr
u ~ 40 Flrip will Cure ne,rl, ovsry eass
CJJoREHEAD, General agent for tie Ln.d
-s,s,ss, is2 Bsoadrsy New Ycrt.
Up pAZARp, As-r' e. Nrvp~r.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
To avoid iSroslrIos it will be necessary to
thst
DR.. James r. ChlltOn's Certificate
{. well a. the SIGNATURE Of DR.. &. p.
Townsend 10 on ,h. oussle wrapper Of each
bottle.
Sold by all the Prineipai Drrgg,st, and
Co1rivy Merchants throughout the United
States, Csnseps. e,c.
PROPRIETORs' OFFICE.
~ NASSAU STREET,
IN The bailding formerly occupied by the
Sg,sh ssrssss ctpreh, r,~ Y~t.
NADaAso gCtf1
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EJou7. Pspm IN, Es'-, s7i C~nv,c. Brssdt
Y f,-' ,--.iyei1 n So. . W. ~ e'y~-'. ~
49, " FFIf EHs -
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MERCURIAL DIsEAsES.

DRAST"s PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 q y~,trt s~in nSs>
,psh e,oduin- Of III The seet' Of MsscusY asy q ts
yariuus preparations Vi IALossL kEscrRr, Jrow -
rr'e and Il lhe bssd rYsoss ani oil ~ D~~S
Sise,lAsG. 10 their or, 3. TEALTir tTATs.
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RHEUMATIC
and Enlargement of the Joints.
SNEw Yopx, ID March. 1850.
! 35thstreet, near 9th Avenue.
Dr. 6. p. TowSsEsD--DEAR Sra have been very
severely afflicted for tour hve years with Rheunis
nsm and ensrgem of the joints having been una.
BILE 20 sleep or rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since have used your Sarsaps
rilla most happy TO say that it has almost cured
me and you may publish this that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours with respect MRS. SCOLARl
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as Broadway, New Yoi

ITO bI 7''''W"yI WV j VIM
Or. r. X. HAZARD, Sole Agent Tor New
port.
p. S.-R. r. Hazard hereby informs the vend-
ers pf llaIlclnrs in this and tn egbol ing WIS,
that he will sell them for cash, the true Dalley's
Fam Extractor, per dozen gross, at Dalhy'
s iii pllces
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sos.s In tie fac, that they arrest and cure dsess. by
ring and 5hy ysicking the patient Ill exhausted Mature
snSs hupslassy under the s,ricnoh
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Meteorological observations. Q.

BY MoRsE's TELEcRApH-oFFlcE 10 WALL STREET.
BUFFALO, Jan. 28-o A. NJ.
Wind cart. THERMOMETERS 49, barometer 1920, and
falling
has continued ever since The wind changed about 10
O'Clock, TO the south, where Il is Thermometer
~ above barometer 20 SO and falling The Hsndrick
Hndson sailed at noon for Detroit.
ROCHESTER,, Jfn 2s-9A. NJ.
Wind south; cloudy and chilly Thermometer 90.
Appearance of rain
AUBURN, Jan. 2s-9AM.
Cool, cloudy and unplsasnt. Strong wind from the
south. Thermometer 81
ing Strong wind from the southwest. Thsrmome-
SYRACUSE Jan. 2s-eAM
The weather continues cold Snow has fallen slight
ly. Wind southeast Thermometer 80.
Urea, Jan. 2s--9A.M.
cold and stormy morning with piercing east
wind SNOW falling rapidly. Thsrmomster 20; bsro-
sP. M-cloudy and cold Have had very un pleas
ant day. Has not stormed much since morning Ther.
mometer 81; barometer falling.
ALBANY, Jan 2s-sAM.
Cloudy all night and commenced showing about seven
o'clock Now showing fast. Wind east. Thermome-
ter 10; barometer 30 2io mercury In barometer IS.
M.-Cloudy. and looks like snow. Wind south.
Thermometer 49, barometer 80 $40.
Cloudy and cold and showing fast. Wind east, but
very light. Thermometer 10.
showed slightly all day. Wind northeast. Thermo-
meter 80.
MONTREAL, Jan. 2S~-p A. NJ.
Thermometer at zero barometer 30 80, and rising
Showing moderately.
sP M Furious snow storm raging. Wind
southwest. Their mometer "a; barometer 1890 aud
falling
QuvpEc, Jan. 2s-pAM
Thermometer one degree above barometer 20 %.
"ino nor'n' 'sr' iossy, Tar, p,v,,, Jan @-oAM
Cloudy Thermometer six above.
BRocKvtLLE, January 28-q A. nj.
storming heavily from the northeast.
KlNGsroS, Jan. 2s-9 A. M.
Thermometer IL above. Showing; wind northeast.
ToRoSro, Jan. $50 A. M.
Cloudy and moving lightly. Thermometer 30.
Thermometer 22 above. Wind south, and showing
quite fact
sP. M-westhsr clesdy, with a strong south wind
and slight fall Of snow. Thermometer 80
WHTtHALL. Jan. 2s-pA, M
wind south, and showing fast Thermometer 10.
BY Rams TELEGRAPH, oFPToK % WALL STREET.
DErsoIr, Jan. 2s-l2 NJ.
Cloudy varied ,lishtly last night. .. ,ox
wind south; cloudy and warmer, with indications Of
rain.
Pirr.BvRaH, Jan. 2s-12M.
Clear and pleasant.
ROCHESTER, Jan. 2S-sP. NJ.
BosroS, January 2s-7 Pm.
Cold and cloudy looks like showing. Th'rmOme
ter 81.
PRovrprNcE, January 2s-7 p. M.
Showing; wind south. Thermometer a.
NoRwrcH, January SIP M.
ssoving and raining alternately. Thermomstsr 30
Nsw UAvRv, January 2s-T =. M
Cloudy and showing; wind northeast. Thermoms
ter So
BRrpoFropr, January @-r p NJ
NIFTY, damp evening Thermometer 20
sr.mroRp, January 81 r. ".
cleudyi wind cast storsy, Thermomessr Ss'