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INDICATED SOAP-This admirable emohent is
now by common consent, rated No. !, as remedy ot
bloches chaps chsfes CRACKS pimpes, puslules scuf
tan eCkes burn, al kids OF cru Puns aho every pc
cies Of discooraOn and disease OF The skin All compeu-
ton mas been completely oisanced by this invaluable pre-
psraton the demand for which within The lasl SIX mon
has increased more than FIVE hundred per cent and Is sun
Increasing The clearness and freshness which ls ussl
parts the complexion have rendered II proVerDal as
besu6er Of the skn; and dressing room can De c0ns
dered furnished with proper tol et thsl iecks 800,
GOURAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR.
Itis also delicious compound for shaving anu can D 7u
remedy for The bites Of insects lfbeauty be- a. II IL sse
ted only skin deep II is the more important tnal me nn
covering In which oveness resides should ne kept III us
present and most attractive state Dr. O nlgh 90 on an
links hst he number ofceucs'es which have been pno
sbed brou ehout the Union Al cost OF several tnousand
dollars to the Doctor from eminent Physlcians Cersyeh
Members of Congress Captains " ships, Ocers 81 me
Army ana Navy, and hosi OF distinguished au l oii
pima Of which testimonials can always be seen II required
are he Doctor thinks sufficient 10 convince any olo not
Uhv blind If there be such, the Doctor mi ght sp
Div 10 them the language OF Scripture and say II va be-
eve Moses and The prophets uelIher Wouu SeoeeFe
though one rose fIom the dead .
GOURAUDs POUDRE SUBTLE posuyely eXlr'
pstes superfuOus hair from any part OF ne BODY.
GOURAUD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE IL WarfaAieu -
prevent from falling on cure dandun And rehue na'u'
GOTiRAUDiS LIQUID ROUGE will impert TO paie
ebesk sn6 lin crimson flush magnificent As hat OF tle
rose without rubbing of except vi q soap and waller
GOURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE VIII change reH
or ersv hsir besHul black OF bfoWn me lns'al' " Is
spHed without staining ih- ssis. ,.,... -
'GOURAUD'S LILY WHITE Instantly dlssipalSs Ieu'
ness fushes aud roughnets sal Owness &C. ,-..,s
Rev ART OF decep uOn, and remember ma II -
In procure he genuine preparations OF Or ca
e ~ ~ 5anof a. Wa Eerst FIRST store FROM 5rOSl"as
Bales and jordan ~ WsshngIon-st, bos1ou'
SO South ThirC-Et, Phliaoc phia
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q REAT. COU G nj REMEDY.-


* AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL Or The cure Of
Coughs Code HO.rserefs, Bfonc1is Wbo) pins-coun %,
Group. Asthma snd Consumpuou. Among the numerous
discoveries Science has made ia this generation % arse
the husress or incresse is enjoyment ana zen pro.
long The term OF human existence, none can be named O
moe reel value TO mankind hsn his connut on OF Che
mistry TO the Healing Art vast l7 ofiis virtues through
out s broad country, proven beyond doubt ha no
medicine combination OF medicles vel known, cal 90
surely con troll he numerous var cues o pu mo-
nary which have hitherto swept from our m ds 1nou-
snude and thousanCs every year Indeed, there is now
abundant Deieve Remedy has A. ulRth beeu
found which be relied to The mOst dangerous
afe tom Of the uugs. oar space here viii Lot permit Us
to pub any pTopouon OF Ike cures a c5d by 10 use 1ul
W. would present the following opinions of eminent nsn,
and refer further inquiry the circular which tue gent
below named viii always be pleased 10 furnish fee where
proofs OF these facts.
From the President Of Amherst College, the oo'eores~d
Professor Hitchcock ,
lanes Ayer-Sir: have used your Cherry Psctorsl
IN nv own case Of Bronchitis, ana am satisfied
frous chemical constitution that Il Is an admirable com
pourd for The relief Of lsryngal Bronchial dhculted II
nv piuon lie superior character can Do OF any ser
vice Won Al Al liberty II as you think proper
wv EDWARD HITCHCOCK. L. h. D.
with u.h assurance and from such authority no stronger
proof can be sdduced except found in It's effects upon
tdsl. . - ,,,, o...,..,
Chemist Lowell Mass and by all Druggists and dealers
10 Nj edicine every " here III IlloO1
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= GEORGIAN FANCHERONIAN

DROPS-A sure and ssfe remedy for, and VIII
positively The Sick Headache, Chs aud Fever Jaua
dice Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea Sea Sickness, Cholera
and Cholera lniantun, ana restore healthy econ TO lae
Liver without particle Of Calooe Mercury, Qanine
Morphine entering into their compound. They VIII also
correct AT arrangements Of The stomach and rel eve rom
those aches and pains throughout the system commonly
called rheumatic ltis excellent remedy for the GRAY
I'll, ana As a NERMlFUGE or WORM Medicine ih1rels
better There Is no other medicine that gives such
universal satisfaction IN The above diseases.
Prepared Only by DR.. J. s FANCHER. 40 Fuitonst
NewY Ork-s few doors from Broadway For sale 81 ost
Of the orugsores IN Ihe city and throughout the country
IA 2aw5nk
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up. COATS'S SIX CORD SPOOE

IL I OUh OOANAJ
a. . COFTON-The vendors and consumers OF our spool
CottOns are hereby informed thai nave 40 Interest,"
whatever either directly Indirectly no the manufacture
or ga Of any other article Of spool Cotton imported int
he limited states than the which bears, each spool
oar name Ina fuu y P. COATS" and that OF Andrew
Coss General Agent for the United slsles and we lake
eave al The same time state that all fnreads
manufactured by ourselves, withis own premises.
Having recently made extensive additions 10 Works,
which viii materially Increase our production We hope Ia
lare be able Keep pare with the constantly ncTcss-
kR demand nom lhe United States.
Our rsdee marks having by msRy decisions received The
oil protection the Lsw Courts shall continue W pros
scnte all heterogeneous Of them. J. r. GOATS,
ANDREW COATS, General Agent
IFS SIN for the United States
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u ). NAIL STEAMSHIP COhPA-
O.NY. FOR CHAGREs, HAVANA AND NEW
ORLEANS-ThrouRh Tickets 20 San Francisco a. Re-
duced Raes-Chsgres passengers transferred Havana
to the Eplen5 % steamship FALCON-O1 WEDNESDAY,
March 26, q, P the splendid doubleengine steamship
OHIO, $500 turB burlhen, James Fndly Schenck Com
mAnder will ss precisely st5 o'clock II. from her pier
a. foot Of Warren.s r. r. with the Government Ms.is, d.
rect for HAVANA. NEW ORLEANS aud CHAORES
Freight taken 70 New Orleans % usual rales.
Specie or " taken on frei ght 10 Havana
Al bills Of aaug must be signed before the sailing of'he
vessel - -
For passage or freight, Dppyto NJ 0. ROBERTS,
ml2tMxis la West g. corner WarTen-st.
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DEAD THE FOLLOWING TRUE
hSTATFMENT: TARRYTowN Dec Q, 1854.

STATEMENT; TARRYTowN, Dec = 1901
MR. HARRISON-SIR: write sou these few lines to
INFORM YOU Of the great benefit have received from your
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA Eight years ago
was taken with The peurisy in my len SIDE and liberated
nv lungs; therefore obliged TO give up WORK ana
seek for relief tried everything that heard or but s 10
no purpose MY health continued to decline, I'LL finally
began 10 raise blood and large quantities OF matter 10 ms
state continued for time until last fall, November
1919 when took bleeding from the lungs bied about
two Quarts in twenty four hours then gave up all hopes
of recovery until heard ofyour nap,ha sun thongh
WAS Ike all the Of the patent medicines "a humoug)
But resolved 10 Try bottle last resort and thanks
to God did So for with his blessing believe il VIII make
awelmsn OF me yet had not taken one bottle betorel
began 10 get better, and in few weeks was about lhe
house and from that time to the PRESENT. have not raised
any bood-before that had bad spell every few months
could not do without il any account, and would re-
commend all who suffer from lung complaints to Try II a.
once for do believe that anything will effect cure this
Nsptha will Yours, with respect c. d REVERE
PSI would have written TO you before had not re-
Gently contracted cod, which your NAPrhA h-'
Sn.ia. > 80 ~ IN sii x1eabers G. D. r.
A f. HARRISON l5i Greenwich st also eo.o DH ~, " NJ
GuiOn, IL BOwery. MO lu uAuSS
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: a7IND0yy SHADES.--O. w. WOOD

w r6en5 60 Sc Catheriue-st iavite the attention
,.-. az others their immense sssOrIr1ent 81 WIN
oOtV SHADES CONSISTING o. over $1,000 pairs al OF hsT
~ sinal desiens got 40 expressly Tor the sPnnf re9e
~ sbys are warranted snd dealers can al oncs see toe
t3yhhl4s - n ,L.,,,, 2N lnk
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MADE EASY-By Mad

w anne BFAVELTS sysIem-fhe best clcdpes $40
ost poru.ar ever Invented makes the CLONES Whi1oi
never iure. saves labor and suits AL acquires 40 Us
sbnes nouudeTs rubbers acds or oner Que sVes tnGo
onlv I'll Inc copv which also gives Instructions about safcn-
IN onug laces renovsing yelveis removing salq5 &C
Is Address postpaid. r. cali on Madame 6cAN ELFi
Psfepf Lsu1dress IS Aun-st Madame = Wash CON-
hound ses Tor ~ cents the bottle, or 81 the dozen
fsn lmeOdf
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DHILADELPHIA AND LIVER

PHILADELPHIA AND LIV En-
4 POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
CITY OF GLASGOW. l6le t1ns Capt maIhewI
PENNSYLVANIA, 12lom ns, Cspt w. Z. stoeeso0rJ.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, TINS
Two Of the above ships "a, " being buiiA and VII
be placed on The line during the ensuing summer
The CITY OF GLASGOW, Capl K Mathews, Vaio
OF the Great Western y Ia Intended 10 sail as andef-
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FsoA LIVERPOOL.
Saturday, 18Th March. Weln-sdSy' I'm renie@fys
ThnrsdAv Nav IS Wednesday, April 10.
RATES or PASSAGE
PROM PHILADELPHIA FRoh LIVERPOOL.
SalOOn.......l00 DOliaTR Seoeh.......A 0ulneas.
Csbiu.........e0 noilGfs Cabin. Is 0udneas
Tbese rstasinclude Provsions and IDS Fee but not
Wines or Liquors. which can be hal Gard
Fr,t clsss steamships DIV beswae T. verpOol and las
cow, HAVE, Rotterdam, Leghon Mafsellies and othec
MedierrsI ports " which goods can b shipped VI
Liverpool ard thence by this line 10 Philadelphia direct
WoRLD's FAIR A limited number Of passengers wiz
be- taken out for 500 10 the saloon and $40 IN
the cabin state rooms The accommodations snd sA1cnt-
spce will be found most superior. A.,
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each snip
Freight on dry goods 50s per inn
All goods ihe Agents 10 PhisdeDhs and Liver
POOL will be toI erted with ecoaOmy and dispatch.
Tor freight OF passage amply 10
RICHARDSON. WATSON co New-fork and Philad.
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS co. Liverpool -.
PATRICK HENDERSON co. Glasgow. JHu
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NOR RRIDGEPORT. HOUSATONfC

4 and EAUOATUCK-Rs Railroads.&c. 80 cents-Ths
steamer Alice Capt Weeks. Will leave the pier 100. 0,
o'clock A AZ Returnng will leave he Railroad dock al
Bridgeport eyoy Monday, "Wednesday snc F1dsy al s
O'clock A. NJ freight for Bridgeport and the kAhroads
taken Al lie lowest rates which will be received daily AZ
he Office on the pier Iml22w+ w. n. SLATER, Agt.
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1TEW-YORK q NEW. HAVEN RAIL-

NROAD-This line leaves Canal 81 . stiOn- Aceonno-
49, TIsin A. ms n; Express Train, A. NJ Aeconi-
S5s,ian Trsn A NJ Express Train r. n ACCOM-
ca,ion Tain for New Haven 81 NJ 400 SOnmu-
,,,oo rsn Tor Bnd gepor 81 P. 81. Pss.engos are g
He.sd 10 procure tickets before stng s.as 70 .ho sI.
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III " JENNINGS 4 co. 231 BFoad-
NkW SPRING STYLES OF CHIL-

ClOlhing HOure
BROOKS BROTH Frs, 116 and / IL
DCherry-st corner OF Caihsdnest New York, deilfe
10 Inform their friends and customers that they nave now
for ssle an extensive and varied stock OF READY MADE
CLOTHING embracing every quality aud Description
MERCHANT TA!LORING.-They would invite espe-
eia attention 20 their selection OF UoOds LOT VIC season.
which have been carefully procured for this department
NOTICE-Ther recent purchase OF location on BROAD
way will any change In their present eSts9sn-
MI im
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T7DSON RIVER RAILROAD

HETrans from New-YOrk TO POughke-psie leave tha
ofcei Hudsonst rear Chambersst al el5 NJ for fs.-
sepgers; a. u NJ for Passengers and trsght r. NJ
for Psssep gsrs al NJ Psss Dgers; al d. rasson-
gers 10 Psekik Leaves POughs.e Psie fT New fo'E
sAMsA M ll45 A ~, 3P. n, and leave PeesstA
al p h OLIVER II. LEE, Superintendent
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i IFE ASSURANCE. -NATIONAL

I IFE ASSURANCE. - NATIONAL
hLoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
LONDON 49, General Agents. Office, n Waist. New.
York, LEI March 1851 Capital S4,5oooo, aud surplus,
S4l2.Gl
TIE withdrawal table OF the Society aords to tho "a
surtd who may take out their policies under The 90 tables
tie greatest possible present and prospective al yallaggs
that be conferred by Lie Assurance On this Table the
assured s entitled any time. receive al nteres, I'M
mediate advance the u Onehaf Tho amount Oi
T. paid annua, premiums wihOu. security. personal La
billy deposit Of tie policy, but by simple endoreneai
thereon; The half premium may be 40 Withheld during
the whole continuance Of the policy Also In the syent Of
hey lie surrender 0neha Of the annual premiums VIII
beretuued by lie Society.
At tie Last annual Investigation. reported IN May, 1880,
the bonuses declared the assured le option of
return O. Is per cent heir premiums Ia cash. re-
veui0nal addition The original assured by each pO
lcv VARYING from q TO So per cent.
EXAMPLES or BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
viii be found In tie SOcieys pamphlet, together III
Tables OF Rates and other lniGnson on application al
II Wallst any Of the agencies, ffee Of expense
party may moderate annual premium, insure Tor
life ana n be survives reach the Of 90 years the full
sum Insured up $4,000 VIII be paid 10 lis family Or %
ga req esentativts.
AcTrNc DIREcToRs FOR MARCH.
c EDWARD HABlCHr, Chsiman.
J. J. Palmer, 5. Rowland,
William Van Hook joseph Gailltrd, Jr.
Rober, Dillon, and J. Kealney Rodgers, ND.
Tie and meet every Wednesday al II WalsL for The
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
nj 2aw.f Superintendent Of the u 3. Local Board
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TRAVELLING.
Charles B. LOomis,
| MISSION MERCHANT, SAN

Charles B. LOomis,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, SAN
NFRANCIsCO. GAL Having a. two years residence
a San Frsteseo 'oeiI' eonsgumenIs sad refers 70 Inc
Hos.GoE an EsI'93, 6 6gls.'o9 81 Si sel
shepard Ripley, John RsndAiL mis- 4meod'
NEW YORK ard NEW-ORLEANS
L NSTEANSHlP LINE.-The new and elegant double
WINFIELD SCOTT Capt Keuney Couinard :, 100 uas.
UNION, Capt I BUdd 49, uls
Compo.e Ibis Line, AID VIII ave New York and New.
Oreuns the lst and IN II every month, az o'clock
when he sbirs wil leaye on Monday, o. same h'lr
The WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave Nev-l0Ts on .he
lsf OF April and Tie UNION IN The ls Of April from New
These 81 ps have been built with great care and cost aad
skill expense spared 20 secure strength, speed and
comfort They every spcct hrst clss steamers
For freight = pass e. ap Ply IS foloFs:
For steamer Wln5sla Scol, 70 .,
ml4 4 sPoFFoRD, TuEsToN& CO, is south-'t
TslHROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
4 CISCO via Chagres direct sna by the Uni;sd States
mail steamers 10 The Pae.hc on ~ ES0Af, M"cn 10,
burden j. j. Wright comm snder, will leave pier North
Pyer for Chagres Greet st o'clock Passengers by The
Csribbesn will connect with the favoriie steamer ORE
eON 10 leave Panama on CT about Apdl For passage
apply 10 O"LANO a. As.LS S y ~ 49, 49, =,
The Cherokee will succeed The Caribbean, ana leave
Friday, March 81. mt
IMPRESS LINE.-FOR CHAGRES,
A4DRECF.-The new and sp'eadid steamship BROTH
ER JONATHAN, Loo tuns burden, George w HOWE
Commander, will sail on MONDAY, March II, precisely
uSPM This steamer has been constructed with view
to strength and speed and has most excellent ventilation
and superior accommodations.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST class Sale-room
Second ~
~
This vessel will be supplied with provisions in liberal
manner with special care fr he confer. Of passsngers
and furnished With an iron vault FOR the sss .ransros
ton Of specie on lion sud other yaushes; ao win an *
penerccd surgeon. Fer fleisnto or passage apoy I'd
M rs r. MILLS, Agent, d cortland 81
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9FGULAR MAIL LINE between

DEGULAR MAIL LINE DetWeen
HI BOSTON and NETWORK via SrONlnGTOr end
PROyIDEHC = : TIE steamers C.. VANDEkbiLf ga
COMMODORE leave Pier No North RIVER Say GAY -
O'clock PM The C. Vanderbilt CAptala JoSi ooLs' on
rnesdav, THURSDAYS and sstnrdsysi ms Comno'ofe;
Csotsn WIN H. Ffszee. on Mondays, WednssdHys aaa
FTidaV. On the arrival Of Ihess steamers al S.ous
nroeeed nv Railroad 70 Providence and BOston
Tbs n he most direct from Hewfolx 70 Boston'
For passage &c. apply ca boaid o. Al 'ae oc' ~
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COR BRIDGEPORT.-Fare so cents.

n Cor Meeting with the HOusatOnic and Naugatuck
Rsfross steamer ANSONIA Cspt 4. d. wilcox,
Peck-sip Tuesdsys, Thursdays asd satur-
days, at - O'Clock, NJ returning will leave Railroad
Wharf Bridgeport. on Mondays Wednesdays and Ffidays
oil let NJ For freight or passage, apply 70 THOMAS
LOCKYER co, ii2 Southst, or to the Captain on
board. Freight taken At tbs love rates mil Inns
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TFE & CO.'S Gauze Wire Window
lsbo5es and Oa.e signs &c-They Obsiruct thu view
s, nd admit The view the street They also a1mlI
ssht Ard cir and keep out insects Manufactured 20
Of any s,ze ard elegantly painted with any lau9scaoe
lers or other device required upon them once o09
A4AS ~N~0N
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--.,T rop TIN ROOFS, sc. 4 cts.

Ts7IN ROOFS PAINTED for J cent per
eot-Lestv Tin Roof Painted snd hxea 1917 III -
a. vith the AMT Corrosive Asph+etlei ~ 49,
KY,,r.nird by 5 GOODWIN, SS sPfng n'S' NA'"''-'
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and ESSEX RAILROAD

I'VE Passenger Tr-ns leave New-York foos u ~ ~
a. Al 9 AM. and 81 P Nj Hewsfk. 4 Al ~ Iot-
FOR Esw.YOrk leave Dover a. An . s Trsn; eavs
Ar ana EesYori all NJ olsags 9r 20
Ger iesss' an receiver ana driyered
,sc wsq IN season Tor thr vssiou' !, 80. In la
Ross eists ,.t be proeure4 before taxing so> u '-'
ma
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CAMDEN AND AMBUT hAILhUhD
,sves pier No 4 North River by steamboat J0nn rslLen,
al h O'clock daily fare 10 lrstcas. cars ~ second szy
'liN' v ~ IRA BLISS AgeAt
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EENTKAL RAlLhOAD VT NE"
OJERsEY -This line leaves New York daily BY stesa'
Siobl epd st4 81 passenger. and BY New jersey As'
road foot OF Cortiand. Il a. 9 A 81 ard "A r. 81.
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SD0XU SHADES AND TRIM

w ,,Nns ~, n X RIKER6 co. Importers and
s,.e,a,e1. Of Trsn.os,rnl Window Shades English
~ German Oh Co,5' Bu and We LIe IN ,Se Taed
Isstb, 90, cpsTp.wsT snd defy 81 compeion and
ri any Of At lower price. ssa can ca oS Ou0a
n H. Civ An Shstes waIralfl 70 E - "a serlcsn
NR-fhe trsce furnished WIN S4si.'o @'' A'1s'0~-
esnories Pants &C 81 wv c. X RIKER & CO.
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UAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL-
NOR ROSTON via FALL RIVER

VThis line daily from the pier At foot o.
Moyring Mai Train A. Nj Way Train, q r. NJ aud
NIegT EXPRESS Train At 5 p. NJ -. . ..,.
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CANcERoUs scRoFULA

This /, he case of a dying who YET hses lie so'
,yrcI of worse of sc SCROFULA, by only t'ree oo.
r.s of B ants Purifier, than ever was cured by e nse OF
,c uys of the hes, Snytdp0,fHd that wns ever nnhe
Aas not uesaf medical por1 to .tlecl The cure
of ,lt1 "a oitinsig h5p'iess case. -,
NJ i x ,IASkfN OF Rome, Oneida Co. n. " bad SertE
v,' Ert h.,,swas confined his bed the last yedr--he
yn, nj, Iu ci scasud and dcbtacd a. to be unable 10
$50 Ioul 10 his head Ho had the best HedieH ofries
had u.ud Ala uf the bct Saysardylds 10 no good "h,c-
"a, tpo,,r and rroyss aud considered Ia be IA dying
.,,s and cud NOT live trsnb four hours ioa.r, htn ho
cu,nn,ricod using BRANTS PURIFIER His nceS r"s
yicu ue,rlg or from hole nos eaten !h'obgi
hi, riad,js under his CHM that le breahed iirourn
- hole his esien around thut could be VffH
vp m nf il. place only holding by sndR pieee; The use
nj or arm W destroyed 10y Iwo ulcers an ueer udeI
N. .n ms orys MANS hand had nearly eaten hyolsh
III ,!s f, hb body Thus lie was afflicted with fresV
e pfn aeyid Qg.asire lsers, ON various parts OF hs
person Fo lurller aud full particulars see our FAN
PnLETS. " ,ps,
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one OF the most Ok ilfu ply
risrs of Rome was called ~ Haskin the day tsors
br commenced using Branls Purifier DR. W oNnm,nti
in and then told him that oil the medicines ~ he v0''d
! ,.,nua Al eiyf Eir,--llni his cane
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Csri.,,c,. CaIyau,, and Magnetic Curatlyes,
. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS

and IN these diseases medicine IL Of no avail what
ever IL never does good and It often does harm
4, rups Ntrscts, Balms BalSams, tlXirs blueit'
Pills Pow wders and Potions of every Kind arc alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies OF the
already prostrated system, while under the strength
eu,na liiegsing yitalLing influence Of GaiyanHm
A. appled by this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former
health strength elasticity aud yisor. ~
These remarks relate 20 such diseases as NJ b.
PAIGIA nc DOLOREUX, BRON' HITS, PAL.
PITATlON Of the HEART WEAKNESS, and all
F,n4IE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
ACHL. LaSSlTltDE and DESPOSDENCf, which
Air uulv other names for Nervous Derangement )
tpiI IEpTIC FITS and CONVULslONS, which ara
NJ. kuuws 10 result from nonequilibnum oi
TIcc'ric influence NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAF
MIS-. which Is nearly always caused by torpldity
Of lie Auditory Nerves, and can always be peiJe'Hy
e,,,d hv G-lV anism when the organ 10 not destroyed
II sr..pSi s. IA us worst forms PALSY and PAiA
IYsis uuformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
indueuce, LHkUNiC RHEJ MAIISN, TORPlDlll
ef IA. LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH IN
CULA1ION, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS
uTL.ClaSCY of NERVOUS and PLY SlCAL IN.
II,Y and all those distressing complaints result
lug itora a DLIlANGEMLNT Of the NERVOUS
SYSTEM,
u the above prevalent and terrible ella" OF as
.a-p- <efvuus Complaints are much more sliAsT
ou. than 4, generally imagined
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Rice's Supper Rooms.

nYsTERs md GAME sUppERs served
- lcin irsi style. at i2i Thames street
Woodcock, Pio,er, ,ad other Game on
hsni and FIR ssle
grN1 Afsrpr-e' paid fo.gane ~ I'll
kinds
Nov i6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-03
Farm to Let.

IN IE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate
l. man, containing about As acres Of excel
lent land, with privilege of Sea Weed, and
the right oil selling stones and gravel; a
large and conmodiuus dwelling house, which
viii accommodate 10 boarders, a small use
f,r the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
c,cking two large barns and crib, with all
Dthcr out buildings For terms npplyto
TVOMAS J. PECK II AM.
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