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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, J

and in these diseases medicine is Of avail whs.
ever. 1t never does good and it often does harm.
syrups Extracts, Bains, Balssms Elixrs, Bitters,
Pills Powders and Potions Of every kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of the
already prostrated system while under the strength
sning le.giying, vitslizng influence Of Galvahlsm,
as applied BY this beautiful discovery the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer 10 restored 10 former
health strength elasticity and vigor.
These remarks relate to such diseases as NEU.
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS, PAL.
PlTATlON of the HEART, WEAKNESS, and all
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD.
ACHE, LASSlTUDE and DESPONDENCY, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangement
EPlLEPTlC FITS and CONVULslONS, which are
row known to result from a nonequilibrium Of
Electric influence; NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAF.
NESS, which 10 nearly always caused by torpidity
Of the Auditory Nerves, and can always be perfectly
cured by Galvsnism when the organ s not destroyed
DYSPEPSIA, in its worst forms PALSY and PARA.
LYSlS, uniformly caused by a deficiency of Nervous
influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, ToRPlDITY
Of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATiON. SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS.
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN-
ERGY, and all those distressing complaints result
ing from a DERANGEMENT Of the NERVOUS
SiSTEM.
In the abore prevalent and terrible class Of dis
esses-Nervous Complaints are much more numer
oas than is generally Imagined
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GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY


VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS
A sure, Speedy and pe'man' mt Cure for Dye
pepsia IN IT'S worsi Forms. This medicine
will be found TO cure all complaints nr.it 6
from disorders Of the Stomach and Bow tls,
Biliiousne.s, Yellowness of SKIN. Liver
complaints, Debility. Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palpualion si tho Hear.
Costiveness, &c, sc, Please Iead tie ioi.
lowing certificate
Read The following from On smi neniphy
sic:an:
The undersigned be ng acquainted with
! some ofthe ingredients Of luichings' Veg
stabls Dyspepsia Bittsrs, and having used II
for some tins in his practice nth every de.
tired effect, no recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofiis OBJECT, and gives it a
preference over all preparations in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
T. HARDENBERGH, NJ. D.,
The following certificate is from MIR. BIh-
dy,tne celebrated DaguorreotyplH:
HaYing been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia, together with extreme weakness
il was advised to take Hutchings' Dyspep,i
bitters, and havs every reason 10 bcvear
in bls spcrfec; ;ly cured me. havesinifslt
TO symptoms Of u return Of The disease and
HE eve from he effect IL hae on me that
w!ll:urc the worst cases OfDyspepsia.
M. B. BRADY,
NJ 205 Broadway. n. Y.
The Proprieto: cfihis medicine hssreeeiy.
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofth. various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable cut the aho; e
are deemed Necessary to satisfy any unprej-
udred mind OF It's value and superiority
above all ether prSpiraticns.
Principal office, I22 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per rho,,le, OF Cbo,,les for
81 SO.
X. r. HAZARD & co.
Apothecaries Hall.
NJvi Agent for Newport.
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One Dollars Worth

How much CAECFR-how much sYPHILis-bov
nrch SCROfULA-will III ono doHar's uo,h Of BR-thT's
pCRIFlER cure Read the following state men, ~hish
- n .nlI.N of ua
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NEW NAP OF NEWPORT COUNTY,
" The subscriber would cali the attention OF
snmncr Residents ami Visitors to tho above
map: IL - fUn surveys made h-t summer,
shows all the Roads. and is "n a sctlc sulic
IA n's IT the owners ot cSt1ics alsr given,
exnspi in crpwrie lcalites. The Map is hand
s.n !, col'usei a,.I nouitcd nn ruIlcrs; pr.ce
$500. Wh. Il. PEEK,
Jmc2i % ia ,mes Street.
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whom all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
IDENTIFY stated to be without parallel in the annals
Of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers and even
physicians; ladies of the highest standing dstin
merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics; the poor
and the rich alike often whole families among all
classes ranks and conditions have equally been
eipisnts, and have equally acknowledged the won.
drou, and often unexpected benefits which they have
thus received
Ar Let il be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galvanism
aAd that in all Nervous Diseases we should
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LuCnGRnGl, t..

"BYPoS, GtsENE Co y. y, Oct. 10, lR<7s
"M-.tr. N. . WALLACFI co. Sumc time lsstwir
ter wife brcr II. b'a,rd fum tie Effects " Ls
coryra and Nprn9 Sye Magh, thr' size could In her
child perform any ho'eioa lSlvr. Her medical treat
nru varied accotdin. 10 c advice and prescriptions
OF the eminent rhysio until IhW exhaust
cd in useless ehorts. She bccaiU skeleton, that
al thu time she commenced taking Hrnnrs Medicine sho
weighed than ghtyt tive pounds but by tho time
she had taken few b'e she became perfectly well. The
cure Ia 70 perfect that hc IL enabled do all
snry huuseold work AMI gained ihy ruuuds Of 1eeh in
four weeks. Yours truly, e. u. VALENTINE"
Tie reader will Chservc That Mr. G,LEsItSt says "ovv
Witr." he, We are informed 10y Z. s TrHsY, Esq, u
IL. IL hxaa md I'd NM 4 ciA
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COFFEE-CtlEAP,
I m Pounds good Coffee Tor one dollar, for sal,
" at the stone of NEWTON BROTHERS.
U2l
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LlVER.COMP PLANT!

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of Stamford Copr.. cue ~
sr eldest and most respectable phys,can, was an 'rd
with liver Complaint many wears and perfectly cured
by wing BliASTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We con d
name Lund red. of other cases. a so cured
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DYE HOUSE FOR SALE.
VHE Dye house, Dwelling house, shop
dyeing apparatus, known as the
NEWPORT, COIiNrY nYE uOIfSE

situated on Tanner street, 10 offered for sale, oleaI
u all membranes together with the good will o
the same. The propretor's only ohjeci in wish.
ing TO sell II, is his wish to move ftom the town
IL will be sold al low price and on issscnstls
terms; Il oifeps great induoement TO any enc
wishing TO engage ia the business, as u 10 dang
good business which the proprietor will ros 10
any one wishing to purchase for iur,her r"I,ien.
lars apply en- the premises TO
nov. rs. 6m. JOHN n. CLEGG
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NIERCUHSAL DISCASES.

GRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 "a rerJsei and Ae~.
oVJ .odcsor Of III ire sfee NJ MrscrsY. or any Of the
various preparations ot CAI on,L MgkcURY, row ~
.y'ie- and " restore. The booS. rv'ce and all hs pvt
S.ed.ed 10 their original, Ii-ALTHY STATE.
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Tsr acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions 10 gen.
orally known and their sales and reputation through.
out the whole country so extensive, that IL would
team unnecessary TO urge their merits further. But
some late eirc have occurred which render
IL matter Of duty to the public not to be altogether
silent for while the ephemeral nostrums Of the day
are trumpe,ed by columns through the Press and
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the afflicted,
and are found just good for ns,hins,
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rs, 900 PER s O N s

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom were large number OF Ladies, who are pscu
Aarly subjsct to Nervous Complaints have been
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FEMALE WEAkMESSES 3 ClMpI AIMS,

No remedy offered to the public In. been hsy
certain and .rnH0i N yfo'c ALL the incidental merkp.~
and bre.pL1t 'iies Of the EkAkT's PULsosAl
R1s.M Il inskrg ference whether the arrangement
u9y, eyoe's or other 'scatne's- REGtLAi IN
ALL hy ,renyLh<nn9 NE sYsIEM s,udiizag hs CIsCuLA
TloS. aud soothing and o0ali1s sLkNors KpirapniIx
E.sn
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepgia-Sour Stomach!

rom the gIi 10 tie porrdn and the WOMAN NJ -,fps ~f>
b. ~ dcc,ieydtod and the other gradually
pressed 10 prevent amy Uf The ydf1i aiseg,0 that
In C.aL.xka a.-L.nL IL licl M
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SSCR0FlJl.A
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

ssch M-clrs IN ,,S,1 v,y-~t md iI-fc y ahurr'nn
piou[ Ia great ,ryr, e,,e tr OSR ktlTIE OF eon
sins purifying. h'-llns yirne sl ,"of"a EreSr'
4n ,hcre il contained IN FOUR BOTTLES u pny S.ra
ys'Yu or any other nsscipe that las ever W. ohh rrd
or sare. Ther is unonbrd proof M our I.MTh'es nst
nv e nse IL this rrent Tsdon pg,fcr they ai w,re Df
no vet t.lEE--tbey that were LANE and CRlfPLED
ean now wALk--they that were SICK. sCROiukONS,
4i Uil~rNgise diseased havv bocu HEALE % LlI CtWED
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brart's is tho Cheapest ;

ho have n-d RRtN rs PURIFIER, amer h,viDs s-sd
d tested All tie SoSapdyiiios uni oter msd sics rv
nrcrici blood dissascs, have decided iho'--
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have been quietly working their way among the
most intellig gent aud respectable classes and are
constantly achieving cures in an alarming train Of
diseases which have for ages bafed ell the aid OF
medicine and all the resources Of Science. These
diseases are called
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VOL. V.
PARKEynLE wArEHHcURK

A CCESSIBLE from sll parts Of the O. kitsd St,,..
"a ted two miles from Woodbury., Glou sr conn., hiua
Jersey, and nine miles south of Philad pha 49,. New
communication may be bad several timesN da, r. Neeh
successful operation fr the cure Of GOD Rb.noE 10
bronchitis incipient Consumption, Dyspep3
Darrhea. Drcpsy, Piles, prolapsus Uter ka,. patton
rsisa Liver Complaint, and scrofulous nerToS. Nsu-
and cntsneous diseases Oui iebrls
Ss institution was built expressly for tie
pases and aeundanty supplied with water Of n. MY
The managers, while they offer the aiyapt.ys..,,,
stiuon 20 the disess ID would tender th VI heir In.
and conveniences Of home A 'ne Comforts
Inc emcscy OF water diet, air, and exercise IN
the diseased TO health, vger, and hAppiness q, storing
proo'ematical AS Thousands who have been c S yer
can testify. WV cured Thereby
:, n ne resident physician, = n; STEDMAN M n ~,
~ nesnesoa aer Cure, New York has been M, Ae
th medical profession for twenty years and bsd Of
perience Ia hydropsthc practice 800 "@a much eH.
or further information apply 10 SAs,y,e,
square PhiIsdephia VI :" NO 10 LogaR
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HOW GLASS BEADS ARB MADE.

Besides che invention Of mirrors, reticulated
glasses, for which we have to thank the Vene-
tians, the art of making glass beads was also
first discovered in the glass-houses of Murano,
and is practiced there at the present day, on an
extensive scale. The small glass beads are
fragments cut from pieces of glass tubing, the
sharp edges of which are rounded by fusion.
Glass tubes of the proper size are first drawn
from 100 TO 200 feet in length, and OF all posi-
bic colors, Gin Venice they prepare two hundred
different shades and are broken into lengths oil
two feet These are then cut by the and OF
knife into fragments of the same length as their
dian eters; they now present the form OF beads,
the edges of which, however, are so sharp that
they would cut the thread on which they have
To be strung. The edges have consequently. TO
be- rounded by fusion, and as this operation
must be performed upon great number at
once, and they must not be allowed TO stuck to
gether, they are mixed in coal dust and pow
dered clay, previous TO their being placed IN the
revolving cylinder in which they are heated.
The finished beads are then passed through
sleeves sorted TO their size, and strung upon
threads by women. Besides the ordinary knit
ting beads, another kind is manufactured, called
peries Ia lime, which are frmer and more ex-
pensye. These are prepared by twisting
small cord of glass, softened by glass blowers
lamp, around an iron wire. The glass beads
made in imitation of pearl for toll Jet ornaments,
the invention of which dates from the year
l656, are very different from the preceding,
both as regards their application, mode of pro-
duction, and origin. These are small solid glass
beads. of the same size as native pearls, which
they are made to resemble by coating of var
nish, which gives them peculiar pearly lustre
and color. A maker of roSaries, by the name
of Joaquin, was the first TO discover that the
scales of a species Of fish (Cyprinus albunus)
communicate a pearly hue to wafer. Based
upon this observation, glass gobules were first
covered on the outside, but at a later period on
the inside, with this aqueous essence. The
costly essence, however, of which only quar-
ter of pound could be obtained from tie scales
Of four thousand, was subjected to one great
evil. that Of decay. After trying alcohol with
out success, in consequence fits destroying the
uStre of the substance, Sal-ammoniac was at
length found to be the best medium in which TO
apply the essence a little isinglass is also mix
ed with it, which causes ii to adhere better
The pearls are blown singy at the lamp, drop
of the essence is then blown into them through
= tbiH srse. spread out by !olGnG aud,'S dSed
varnish is then covered in a similar manner by
z isSs<| P'f q ~
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NEW PAMpHL EFT BY REV. JOHN G. FEE.

THE Sinfusess Of Slarehoding sh0Dn by appeals TO
Reasos aud Scripture BY John q Fee Minister of the
Gospel 10 Kentucky. 81 PIP i2mo Printed BY John A.
street, New York. Three dollars per hundred, and
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Mr. Fees writings held In high estimation, and
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people When considered that has been claimed by
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suful In itself wsll-wren argument drawn from
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circulation both In slave and free States for there
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPTNG- COUGH GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMP TON.
Offering the commnnty this Justly celebrated remedy
for diseases Of the throat and lungs is not wish 10
tre with the lives and health Of the afflicted but frankly
lay before them the opinions Of distinguished and
Of the evidences Of its success from which they
judge for themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves to
make wild assertions false statements Of it's ecscy,
will we hold out any hope suffering humanity which
the facts will not warrant.
Many proofs here given and solicit inquiry from
the public into all publish feeling assured they win find
them perfectly reliable and the medicine worthy their best
confidence aud patronage.
From TIE distinguished Profe'sor Of chemistry and Male
via Mcflca, Botcioin College.
BRUNSWICK, ME-, February 8, 1877.
DRAR Sra delayed answering the receipt OF your prep
aon until had opportunity Of witnessing Its effects In
INV own family or in the families Of my frsnds
This have done With high degree Of Satisfaction,
In eases both Of adults and children
have found IT, az Its ingredients SHOW powerful rene.
dy for colds, and coughs, and pulmonary diseases
,-'- PARKER CLsAvELAND, M. d.
From an Orersssr in the HamiLos Mills ia tsis city
LowRLI, Axxsst 10, 1919.
have been cured Of the worst ecngh had In my
life, by yer cherry Peiora and never fall when have
opportunity, OF recon mending IL 10 others -
Yours, respectfully, 5. D. EMERSON.
Dr. J. &. ArER
OF The following one Of the worst cases. which the
physicians and friends thought 10 be incurabls Consump
ton
CHKsrss, PA, august q, 1916.
sra; was taken with terrible cough, brought on by
cd Ia the beginning of last February and connned TO
my bed than tvo @onths Coughing necessarily night
snj day, became ghasy aud pale, my sanken
sni Classy aud my breath very short Indeed vas rapid
y falling distress for breath that but little hops
my recover, could he entertained While In this stua
ton friend Of mine he Rev John Keller Of the Methodist
church, brought bottle Of Cherry IessaL which
tried 10 crafty him han from expectation OF OBJ
tanning relief It's good induced 10 continue It's
use AID soon Sosnd my health much Improved. Nov, In
three months, veil and strong and can attribute my
cure only to your great meiicne
With the deepest gratitude, yours Ac
DR. J. e. ASsR. JAMES dODFkEN.
~ Prepared and sold by James a. Aver pvsStseaI shem
ist Lowell Mas, aud sold BY the drussists generally
Throughout the uuitsd StAsss And CaAsda Aug 7--3u
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SPRINGS, JEFfERsoN CooN'
TY, VIRGINIA.

THESE Springs are situated on an eminenee on In -
i hank of the Shenandoah five miles sonth OF thIs,
town In a healthy and a~xh,ful reyica The repeisxx
OF IN. water s so we'll established, that IL n deemed ~
nseess.ry IN neutien its qualities Sunnce IL TO say u'
anal, Of the late r De Butts in 1871 eiassea ,he
eips fountain with the saline chdybeaies,
the most valuable dcscrp on Ia the whole range Of -
~ates and closely resembling those OF the celebrated
ford in position operation, and efficacy nsre "sr
a highly vxiusbie Salphnr Spring In the yehy ne
from the merits Of the waters, ShannondAe eh
for its sublime and beautiful natural see, cry. pa
are within eight hours travel from washington T.irod
more Coaches will be IN Daily attendance ~ VIZ S,nrs
enat at convey passengers 70 ~. har
The proprieors pledge themselves thst Their ns ia
shall compare favorAby with those Of any md
yrvnia The, have procured the best bard OF 'n 90
no.. na,.hIs servants that be found, without res
price. . - I'd n, ,he second go per
month. July ~ hn'"r
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CIR of Washington,

II
timber the direction Of AAR0xs ron aiRRETT-
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or 'ne Post once and interior pepsrt@sna..,,
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ga - or from foreign Governments anu .ss
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