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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

s7S" The case of Henry Long, the alleged
fugitive slave, at New York, is not yet de-
tcrmned. The trial is no doubt destined
to be very protraeIed one. as several Abo-
olitionists have undertaken to raise money
to employ counsel in his defence, and to test,
in this instance, the constitutionaily of the
Fugitive law.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

FasT A meeting of the friends of Temper
ance will he holden at the Congregational
Lecture.room, on Friday evening neat.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

ca A wagon can run without greasi ng.
and business can be done without adyertl-
snc-but il is slow work.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

90 The New York Legislature net on
the 7th inst. Cyesierday.l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

In lSlS, the Legislature cf Maine
passed -" Homestead Exemption" law
similar 10 that which has gone into eiTec
in this Siate-wiih an additional pro.
vision that persons not owning $500
worth of real estate, shall be entitled L
the exemption oil personal property tc
that amount. The operation OF the Law
is thus described by Maine cores on.
dent of the Boston Traveller
The practical rorling of this law,
however, did not fulfil the expectations
OF It's friends and advocates. Ii cut oil
all nun Of small means from credit,
aud threw much of the trade and small
ralhc tina, had heretofore been done by
en,crprising men Of small means into
The hands of the old and wealthy bust
ness men.
1t bore particularly hard upon the f h.
crmen, who generally in this State are
men of small means, aud who before the
passage of the act, purchased their out
fits chiefly upon a credit; but after this
act was passed none but those worth say
from $500 To $1,000 could obtain their
outfits on a credit. The result has heen
that the last Legislature repealed the law
Of 1919 and enacted a new law, mates
rally changing the provisions of the old
aw IN relation to homestead exemptions,
and wholly repeating that portion rela-
ling TO personal property.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

10 The Census of Rutland County
complete, shows population of 81, O76
Gam, 2,311-Population of the entire
State, 3l4 ,322. Gain - .374.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

DISASTERS on THE LAKES IN 1850.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
contains catalogue of the disasters,
and losses Of lie and property, on the
great lakes, during the last season. The
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

~ Our State Senators will, as near
ly as we can judge. be appor,ioned in
the same manner under the late census.
as for the last ten years, except the prob
able loss Of one in Windsor County, and
the gain Of one in Chllenden In the
United States Congress, we shall proba>
bly, be reduced to three Representatives,
The most natural grouping Of the Coun-
lies in this State (without special re-
gard to population) to constitute three
Congressional Districts, seems to be, LIST,
the four Southern-most Counties east of
the Mountain; I'd, the four Soulhern>
most Counties west of the Mountain !;
3D., the six Northern Counties. This,
however, is not an equal distribution Of
the inhabitants-the Northern district
being thus considerably smaller than eli,
Their of the others. To remedy this,
part of Chltenden or Orange, or of both,
might be added TO that district.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

rZT Hon. w. UPHAM has our thanks for
the Report of the Secretary of War.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08
Temperance Convention.

The Annual Nicotine Of the State Ton,.
pcrance Soricty will he nolden n, Ni;I'i,".
bury. commencinc At fen o'clock forenoov
on "Wednesday. the Ib,h NJ Jsrrorv ,oa,
and ront;nuo ihrou,h Tho, ava ,l,
The undersicned Txrrn,ivc Comn,i r",
rce,d this mrctino of oou,l i,onoriance 70
any that has nrccedr1 II ,nInoI ~ a. ~
INDICTMENT. since our last mce,;nc r",s 1 ra
spaps,bil,tics and now dn,ics L,vr 1,non ~,
noscI ,non tL.. c.;n,1s a. ,.,.,.s''.i ,.l'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08
Total loss of property
Total loss of lives
S.15S 0Df

Ten steamb ats, incluIing the "two
tugs" tweniy-one sail craft, and proba>
bly, one propeller, (rhc Petrol, whose fate
remains in doubt have gone out of ex
sicnce entirely. The loss on propelers
has been exceedingly light On sail
vessels largc-yet in proportion to the
value and number of the craft, the az
eregate loss has been largest and accl.
dents most frequent among steamboats,
thus arguing an absence of proportions
ale care and safeguards, where the haz
ard y greatest, and the largest number
Of f,uman lives are exposed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

Jo~irH SrhFLE,
ZiMEI IIOwg,
VS.. c. KIlTKEDGr,
L. s. CARR,
j. NEWMAN,
ALDACE WALLER,
CHESTER SPENCfp,
HARVEY O. uiGLLY.
Dee. 18th. 1850.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-08

DANIEL WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

OLD TIMEs.-Thc P0s'On N,tcs Lett r
WIS printed ou half , sheet ol pot pa,er.
on.cn We k. about one hundred aud
in,ty yeats ago. In August. l7l9, the
publisher OF that pa.er gives The follow
ing n"Iicc:--
TIE undertaken OF This .Nrcs LITTER
10 Ja unry last g Ive information that.
altar fourteen Years experience, II was
,npusshlc with hali II sheet IA week Ia
carry Oh all The pub &c OCCURRENCES in
Eprnpc; 10 make up which deficiency
and q render III" News newer and more
acceptable. he has si"re priutr every
other week a whole sheet, whereby that
which seemed old in tue former half
sheet, becomes new now by the shcrt /;
which is easy to be seen by any one who
will be at The pains to tarck back former
years, and even this time twelve mcntls
We were then thirteen months behind
with the foreign news and now we are
less then five months so In II 10y tie
sheet we have retrieved about n.nnti s
since January last and any one that
has the Nsws Letter to January next { lie
permitted) will be accommodated with
all the news irou Europe nesdful to be
known in these parts.
Afterwards the publisher gave not 'cc
that II he did print sheet every other
week during the winter, he wolId make
il up in the spring 4" when ships do at
rived IRON Great Britain"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

LuLA MoNrrs--Eayard Tay Tor, in
go,ns up The II aiue ihe other day. en-
coohersd. as he snpros"s. g" the noi"rI
ou4 Lola" whom lie thus describes In
his letter 10 The Tribune -
We took tlc cars to Bonn, and next
day asr,ndrd the Rhine 10 Maycnce
Tie riser VAS swollen lay tie recent
rains Lui ck,l, We had "A brphI and
b. .uilul day. = 1, was the sune lair
Rhine had kelt IN my memory, moi So
dear, tor 10 ny 'yrs ns grand as Our
Iiui,Oh but t,iIi "a nVllc river and
W. ihJ OF It. tame. Among our passen-
gers wac IA iall Aomnn Of about ihrt.
years oi usc WHO seemed TO have no
com, anioa. Her face Was still beautl-
'ul aud her AR WIS singularly bold,
b. iilliani and spirited. II was whisper.
cL anonng the passengers that she was
no .css .an Lola Monies. Her rcsem-
hIaurr TO The portraits OF the latter
struck re at the first glance. She was
dressed plainly, bat with exquisite taste,
aud Notwithstanding certain defiance
in her manner, seemed rather to shrink
from than court observntion.-tler eye
w,rr large and II dark brown. her most
lauIless IL lis pure sirnlgl, oulllnr, nnd
L,r liIs small aud finely curved. We
~ onre nccrr'ed the suspirion. and sci
hcf down Tor Lola Muits. II she u
was, can easily understand Low sh"
couid brwidrr The brain AN old king
buf cannot belive che will ever taht
ca tv, sne lnyal heart"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERS.

AsToNtsHINg AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Cap
Eps k.spp Of No % Willow at. Brooklyn. N.
Of the most respectable citlzens IN the city wa
snfictcd five years with ScroulOus EryFpclas OF bof
legs from tho knees ~ the feet which iniamcd ana
svecd to prodigious size and ucetated. Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough TO run finger in came
Into them which discharged daily an almost lncredibs
quantity Of mstursted substance. lie had had the
sdvice and attendance Of several OF the most skul
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without ehecting a cure, and was told by
two of his physicians that the ulcers In his les
would ~. him of b,fors long. BaAST's PURIrYiFs
ExrRAcT has cured these liberated and inlaned lcgs
that they entirely healed up. and he enjoys
rood health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
s ALT RHEUM,
ERNAL ~ GERS.

This eure is triumph over lie skin Of the best phy
ssss In the city of Philadelphia and IL POSITIVE PROOF
hat internal ulcers can be cured etsily MS extern
when BRAsr's PURiFyfSo EXTRACT sused. Mr.. Js.5
H,pbun, one OF tho most respectable gentlemen q
Asburr, Caysga Co, " ", informed us In Oct, le1E
that he had been afflicted with three FIssUREs ~
ULcEns so situated internally Gs to allow Oi an eNan
auop, and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their oostion IL said that he had spent one yearly
Philadelphia under the professional advice OF the he
out cure or help when DR. r. NJ. Hani, druggist col
Auburn. advised hum to try BraHfs Purifying Erfrn
and the use of seven bottles of IL sHsr,i perfect eu,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
FEVER -sORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DtrNSING, Pastor of The Pres.
byterau church, Adams Basm Monroe county, Scw York
wrote To us; e nvr Gst ntvuia letter from Mr. CHAs
SES DCSSISG relative To nr of his fryrt-sorr You
may depend nn what II states, i,r he II IL Chrarn MAJ,
and mn elder IN the church Some years since he ;ad
have of he lc. cut III to- hls IT, IN consequence
Of Frv.rsor'. The Uhrr lcg being Hrrc'r'. aud
about 10 b. inIuHi"d, recommended Bg,s1'S NtnI-
CIsE. Read thr result He h0rr bsef oiy three
Notifies Of ERAHTS MtDIGl&E. Iiarei All nor,, 4,
from ypur recommendation, i HJi litdirie md
III Il, with lr hl-giu of God. hIs epsefed cure (
stu lea - See pnfuplpt, G,r fl .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
{ ANGLERS CUEEe

NJ. o. Is. KINNEY. MERCHANT t'in,'n. Dn,i' c"r's
y. informed hs That ruirrr-dOctur in said county
NrctHg womb rfll cures al CANCERS through le rc
of BRANTs PURIFYING EXTRACT \ oIHr I'D i,tV
~ Green" county, y y, sso II, ny sad PrRrirs. Mr..
A. h. SETTLE drugrst nj Can, ohnTc, Montgomery cuf-
~ N has Informed us of U,tnn Of CAS.
cgR of lou stan linz which effected an artd ladv
OF thu place. H. therefore, tine pIRiFig aAcsy Ay
lis purifyn. hraling power, what ipure dsrHsc e tho
blood can u not cure Seven year, experience u.d try
umph there What will curp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
AuRSlNG SeRE Npurn. LUCaRRHEi. t..

"BYRos, GrSEsEE Co, n Y, Oct. 10 tGf7
"Messrs. ". T. WALf.AtE& GO. Some tiWc hast wa.
my wife .cHn' drbliinrt from llr effects IT I-
eorrhod and AUysrg Sore NoE, iat she cuui In her
child or perform my household nbor. Her medical
varied accordmr to the advice mud pre-cripro
OF the enir nj phys cims uull sW exhaust
ed useless efforts. Sh. bee very skeleton that
the time s. commenced taking LydHfs Medicine she
weighed han gltyvr pounds but by the tims
she had taken tHy boHe she became perfectly well. Tho
Is perfect that sire enabled 10 do all
sary household work, ana gained thirty pounds of fsh In
four weeks Yours truly, G.. Is. GALENTINE"
The render will Observe tiat Mr. GlENTiHE snys "ssr
SKILL" lie, we ura informed hy 4. s. TERRr, Esq., Of
the ,hne ulhgs. has all led med
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

"hTriC,, fCr"E'c Co. February !, 1913.
an T WALbACEa tO.--iirqdrnrH. was, for moro
lhnn year, afflicted with dis"r of t stur'ci could
not amy f or rrcp-y s,siauc" whui cbusing great
pain, sickness. uId vomiting and continually NIL ccti
with -'unHch l. n- "XIrtilncn ir,d ci- hn:
IL of BKAS1'S MFnitINE, ~hi"h. To- nay utter hsap-
pontmen cd'ed GaG rcrc The usual ruin aIer ,,ii!,-
therefore used u coni bottle. which tns com rtly cured
ile disease am nuw WEI. and hvUI,y ana cal almost
anything wihOsf "'inI prinrd fr stuutch h ruipnx
1uiirs respectfully, 7. =, WILCOh."
Nj Wilcox il a n,nprCluhl.. merchant Of AMirh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

ScDDES DEArH. The Rev DR. Cross
Ncii i the Episcopal Church oi the Adj
vent. wts taken suddenly iii ~ the rl"sr
- ~, rnur,h seIvi'c, yesterday alter.
a.. -, " Lr IN the church he Mas H.
served io Tall upon hiS knees and II book
whIrh ht held ~ hls hrnds iropped up
on thc floor. The - Xtbn iuim, JIicl,
went 10 Ia, dss,std"ce "a raif'arP VIE
spUa after iici AM he WIS conveyed
g. hi hnne in Gr.rr street where be-
d"d ~ o o'ciock =. VI. He was much
respected and beI we'd by lIs eongra-
ton - BOaDn Nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
HERALD CT THE TINES NEWPORT, R. l. THURSDAY MORN


T.. PAIMTR, fc .mt 'nn s'''ta-
iots'nt, is ~ ;n'i ioi..'d hp,,th' The y
News anL iiriii ,fihe I im in ihr cii,s q
no.trn, New Imk ana ! hi adc'i hia. aad !, - y
empowered {" iaNe alvcithrmc'ts ana 'uh''tii
lions AZ the alec ,r'r,iud u, us. l'is "c' u II
wii, i'a nrg uirda pA,uris L.. His 1,crs a,,--
u '-t'n. Scolly'. Brih.i"g, C"mi sI'di NV
l"k. r',in ~. ruilling; ,hihfr'ih'r, Nmih.
west corner of +. ird and Chesnrt st,i,is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

&. q. &. hazard, AMI II. J. TAll OR,
Agent. Tor Newport.
T.. Ylung. " ich ford Geo. Il Ni'hrls, Moth
Kingston; T.. W. iiazud, T., acr,slt; Sul'> " .
Webb, prrnsviiic; J. ~. s }. w. tIos>,
CharIcstrwu; :. A, Wright s. Co.. " aktGc'd; !;
Saul Rodman s sons, Rurty Rru,k; ! hr T..
Nichols, knc,tun; B. T.. 4 W. II. ShI1or,
RerIrpany Iilmm q. CanGa.l, arhs Mills =,
thtcsiouu; Il. &. ilaznid, Carolina iiiis e..
V. Enuis, Richnond; l.. Nj. Embcr, y, rdnk H.
VILE, IIo, km;un' AnaM & CAius, Doory lie !;
Edward w. Bahcprf Westerly; stanton 4 + ir-
Won, pottcrs I'iIl Iio kinrn; riricc iiirHt,
Temperance Valley, do; Charles Moves, ,!'or hin.
ton City; J. g. & +. Is. Arnold, iioIc Nalty.
i!ol kmion; VIM. Il. Greene & Co., Biamr. iun
Work J,srr Potter, Ro>uults Facirly, EIch-
mon"; AicanIan MFnui"c ing Co., EicLmuud; I;
tcnuryI.lr Nanuiac,m ing Co.,, trrttcvIllc, iior-
kiun; Rchrrca :. Dran. NrIh Kingston; G..
IL Brown Co, Warren; hn Il. Muloc,
prisi :.
And by Agents in almost evcry town ard vii.
k,gc of n, " England, and ~ d. ah'rs in mdi-
cirr generally, IN Other States. SIS " law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
DANGEROUS SCROFULA!

This /. the rrse of dying m0n who yet ht" u" rae
eyyrd of a worse or StROFtLA hy only tTer' M.
lies of iran's PuFlicr, Than cured Y it ne ~
feir, the h,si ArsdSIyla that wur ever huin
Snr.aparln has Hsef netoi IonG to- IL CT Tie cure
of such n ysroifip7IV bpj'tiess case. . , 80
Mr. l. B IIAskIS Of Rome, fHCld 70, y. y. h.d Her,G
,iI G,Dy years confined - his bed the i" pf"r-he
wns So much discussed aud drbiiu"d NJ 10 be- Inilr 10
rn Ls un io his head He bad tine b6sf nef" 0et'Ts
had used All of the bet Sdy@yN I0A 10 ~" "od IN CT
got noSr oad Worse nni cosirr,d 10 he ~ dtr7
,bfs and roud not v. hccHy.IVr h"rI, iOHgr Mhn la
commenced u-inp BEANT'S PURIFIER Ills Htrk |"s
onen nco,iy er ,f r, I, ear! he rd' tatt tf'"hsh
the hole his cai' hru!ud ti cnnd l' Wfh
M oul of lie place II only hnh'nt hy s'"W Pofi ne is
az ous arm was a. -r,t ~ v ulcers; iu nicer una
M. arm n. lurr F1nr h0:d h1d nearly crira h'o"h
M, sJe kis de- Thu. i" uni cird " IN f"hg
sch ,,u,d ocyid 01rnsire uiccrA vT0us paris ni his
p.rs1l For further and ril PARTICULARS srn our TAM
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS. an. uf'h" mr~' u llh rly.
sienns of Rome. wa c'drd - -rr lhssn d"P t?o,,
he commenced using Brrn's fnr.trr Dr. " 'NGihh'd
him AMI then told him i9t 81 fss rod'riHs !" ne Hoff
Lin he rn...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
Worse than fiope,ess I!

Now henr Mr. HASH rs statement of rttr: ~" saii
NV " II. rruclrd uur hJitic uf BR!A rIhH ihG
EkiTR 10 r. uf Hio,r IS ic'HG,d in % 49, rt R,rr. |
om,nrucrd ur ny tu' ami bs"r ' get lfi"r. Tum lu'
enabled me D., ~, ~ nV sct ~irr az hc"n =, air'd
on, lrsy he ssor befr nahl"h ~" t si n"i Hrhp"r;
the hi,d b. me- enabled h. rIH no lH. e. hem t'p
trr whrre procured ,ir b9rs nnr'i nd Win t"i "a
isL,d usng d, m. Ti U fr'n'y nC'- I'D h"i'f
uy--qnd NIre bJicI morn ct, cad W NJ t1 Ct HI
nil the n crrs. and restore Il me- 10 good hpiA.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
Millinery Establishment.

V'lIE Ladies' Of Newport and vicinity are rcs-
1 pcctfuly Informed that We have now opened
our new aud fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will be- made To please them in style
quality and price. We have the largest and best
assortment of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention vii bc
given in altering and cleaning old Bonfets.
IRA FRENCH.
l32 Thaines St.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
Throw Physic to The Dogs

To illustrate the use Of the GALvANfC BELT,
suppose the case Of person afflicted with that bane
of civilization, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chro mic
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants
are taken, which, by their action the nerves and
muscles Of the stomach, afford temporary relief but
which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has
ceased. Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the application of the GALy4 NC BELT
Take n Dyspeptc sufferer, even in the worst symp
toms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt round the
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed. In .
short period the insensibe pcrspration will act
the positive element of the Belt thereby causing .
Galyanic circulation which will pass to the
negative, and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic circulation
throughout the system. Thus the most severe cases
OF DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. 4
FEW DAYS is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADI
CATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMpl AIMS.

No remedy offered To the public hns ever been hair 10
certain and cHeriai in restoring the incidental eakHr.
and DJrgH!1ynfs of the s"N, BPAST's PUtMoARY
BaLsAM Iakrs Herrnce whether the drrn -,inrut
syJt -ssiOn eics other real hHos-it Reel LAIES
ALL by strengthening me- system. egndxrg hs
IIoS aud 'ooth,ng d"d aIldgHg stH'urs fRRlrABIL1r
fse- puu mi lil,ts
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20

TURNED UP. That distinguished and
most res, ,iec'a, lie individual. the ..old. ST
in lblt mt" whose memory h"s been %
"iten iaA,d Ia relation 10 the "hot.e
DAY" the "col ic.t day. the "largcS'-
fire." the 'lDng"si droull,r the "hcu\ =
-st RAM" the srr, rest storm" Il e
"nardpst Ilm,s, ihc "dHrScst daS, II d
the "yfea Il run II mack. rel aad shad I"
has hecn found he has, ia poinr
Iict. 'urn a. -iriide hl'naril vIsi ,ie in
tie II Sll - the ruriuuS world, and gn-
Ell -urh mdi-pulabIc evidence ol his
iirnil y itnIno one, not even the most
increduloUs, can dispute The great big
tact iaat II Is really h ~. He mudc GIs
uaeent lhe other day before Jud -e
" oodIuH Ia give his testimony iof IL
irlend AID fellow 0untrymun who de
sir Il tp brromc "a ciliZrn ot' The Cnlted
States. On beng nlerrryatcd by the
j iuce a> to his knowledge ot the rldin
t. tn witness answered that he knew
HIM nirhty long tine - he could not
however, though close y questioned tel
for what length OF time he knew tie
claimant, or lie exact y.ar which lac
himself arrived IN This country.
The Judge asked" How many
years are YOU here yourselfW
Wllneas. -" Wcii, great many years; I;
can't tell how many
Judge. hat vcssc! did you com,
in 7"
Wi'ntes.-"The Mayfowcr."
Judge Indeed that is the same
name as the vessel that brought the pit.
grim ia'hers to this country
Witness with d vacant and uninieI!i
~ihle look -" Yes. yer honor, came
in he same ship with lhcm.'
The Witness right to vouch for his
friend could no longer be d"ub'cd, and
he stood confessed 'Ihe OhicSl Mhubi.
tuHti ~. !. UIy Bovk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-20
DYSPRPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

AGENTH-C. q. e. Hasard, N,pTort-S
A. Driscoll, Watnn--J. :. D1ugL -, Bristol
X. q. Brown, East Giocnwitl-O. Baker, Nat 4.
ick- Briggs \ Spencer, Washington viagc-T
$. Taylor, kingston-J. Alter, BBrd's Iron
Worki-.N. :. Palmer 4 Co., Ne.ntk--
Young, Wickhud-J. ". Anthon,, Fall River
J. L.. Au'hon,, Wes,po't and by Merchants and
Druggists generally.
All orders m,, bc addressed a. Wsllae
~ ~, osd~sy.NcV
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LIVER-COMPLAINT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD of Smn,jord Conr.. one of
the oldest and most re~p rinblc phys.can- afflicted
with iir,r Complaint many yuGrs Hld pcift-hy cUrd
BY ming BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
IaIne hundI,ls of Oihel chses, alsO .uIrd.
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STGAMB"AT ON FlHr.-- Bnfoi Nor
ven, ~ u. w. The nagntirt ~ steam.
or Buckeye State took fi"c NJ ler wharf,
IN horr and a halt ago. The fire Is sup
posed 10 lay" originated from pipe
i-n,trlIy ,hc WUodwOrA under her deck
~ the tin" oi tS outbreaks she had her
tt"am ~ aud WIS about Z leave Tor
Clrvrl'nd, with Il heavy cargo aud ne, r
90 p.tscnacrs aboard. She Was scut-
u 4 "a. soon aS Jo>sibc. LuI, 0v ing To
o." shallow wafer, did not sink Tar.
Considerable excitement exists IN cOn,t =
qnrrrrc o. II report that there is powd, r
on duard, supposed TO have been SNUG
clcd amongst ~omr 9rDccrI' s nrverthc
les the tir" drpdrtme"i are ma lug the
pr'atrst Efforts. aud it is hoped hey will
sncceed IN saving the main portion ul'lhe
boat. She changed owners only few
day since, bring now owned by Gag
lnsnn aud Cobb e TO. She was valu-
ed al 3 1000, and Is insured Tor $50.
600 amongst several Companies an iu-
sur'jnce tor $1,000 on her WAS refused
ny one Company today.
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y. NJ ~ TrESGiIL S 20, N,wsra
per Adyr Using Agcns, No, 10 IA sti''i.
Boston. nir AGENTS inr the Newt "r l"ilN N'"s,
an the raid oi III" RIM, =. ard an'll"G A''i
q receive Advt riiscncnt and s'l r,irti0ns I
the same rates are required al hrs .G -
III ~ receipt, are regarded AZ a!m.rn.s
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EoI'KTEIS WITNESS

AZ, uAsKIS hn. sworn IA Il ur above fac- nnd he f.
nr, W win,,.! nnd erriitcd uy Dr Z. NilIANr-Nr Mr..
q A. BRDM ~ proprietor u. ~ cst- Rome Hott M''r a
EISSFIIA LEONARD. Whocsaie and retail drug lctL
"a EIEkFS ,.ntr r,NprrfILjt bunrl4s.
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IILIiSES EOR SALE.

TUE Grcennan House in Spruce street, con-
l. tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
convrnicnccs aud out-buildings, well Of good wa.
ter, burn, large garden containing a variety Of
fruit trees, SC.
Also house IN Tanner street, containing cig I
rooms, with buildings, well of GOOD water,
garden cont ,ining fruit trees, &c. Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, &C., apply AT this
pIlicc. W. ii. CRANSrON.
Jan II. &c
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GENERAL DtBIllTY OF THE SYSTEM!

Mr.. A. HOLTSTASDER. merchant. Oberiin. Lo.rorn Co,
OHIO. Dec, rher TO- 8i8 and urr having stated how
like ehnnn the PULMONARY RAISAM had effected
the OF his wcs consumriivc cough. said =" hHvo
personally used HRiN rs PURIFYING ENTRICT
fn- general debility uf system. aud have no hesitation
saying that IL IL the hest med cine RESTORE and
viGoRArE THE system TINT have ryerused. In ctoy
stance where we have sold BRANr'S MEDICINES 1iev
hare Iored nc- po1cg, 0.d gr.n he sArsrAeTIos