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CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The Subscribers have constantly on hand
and for suit purchasers Cuba Havana Florida
Mason County Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri WRAP
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. and
bales selected for the Mexican Market and for plantation
TURNER & RENSHAW,
fV Tobacco basd tn order, fe4 ly
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GROCERIES-Landin from ships Monmouth
~ H., Purrin,on p. Denson, Deyon.hhe; Hampton, Chi
mera, Manchester Manila. and baks Aquila. Kby Lady
I0 boxes sperm Candles. various brands;
100 dozen Painted Pals;
100 bags choice Laguayra Coffee
100 bags Old Government Java Coffee;
H0 pkss Domesds Brandies in or. and eighth casks;
80 boxes Goshsn Cheele;
~ boxes Pine Apple Cheese
1879 pkgs sSnufis and Smoking Tobacco;
by bags Black Pepper;
bbs Gleves loves 1 do. Mace:
g boxes cheap Cordials;
g dozen Preston Msnl's Inisibls Yeas. Powder
T. do DO do, assorted Extracts;
% dozen Do fP Pickles.
ls9 dozen Worcestershire Sauce, qts, pts and hf pts;
50 boxes Mlllers Lemon syrup;
Fe Ssi muon ,,,.., r. NJ ms, McAh Up. s
WINES, BRANDIEs AND LIQUORS, in
w store and landing
pipes HSSSEs 1s;a Ms' 81 f FIJI %hsds!a;
- Jamaica Rum;
70 hf pipes NJ, Csstlon 1915 Brandy, in C. Fl. stor,
y octsves > oily madeira
& ;: PA Pale AmontillAdo Sherry;
g % gid Brown
IS - French Brandiss, various arands;
& :. Old London Dock Port;
70 :" burgundy
~ :. Pure Juice
so baskets quarts Hsidsick Champagne;
I :: f Din:. Psuvrsl quarts:
100 barrels old Bourbon and Mononsahsls Whisky.
OIL ~ Common street and Canal street Row.
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AGENCY OF
AnROUIN, MARETT a CO, COGNac.
ne undersigned having been appointed Agen,
ios the old established house of Arboui. M.., =
10 prepared 70 receive orders for thsr sefy
iisSNAC bhANDlES, upon the iibssa 49, ~
dzs G l. WOIFF.5s5 ~ =
II AISlNS-40O whole and half boxes IA I'M
T. w ARTHUR co. - and n Nav i~svss -
CALCINED MAGNESIA-lO cases CaIcine5
~ Masnesis, inst rsosivsd for al nv
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. "a" 10 fBS6, twenty yean age, N
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE
publicly dedicated the Of AGUEs. II ever sine
the STANDARD which all Agus Rsmsds
have been compared Some prominent ones judging the
poisonous effects the constitution evidently contain
~ SAFETY CERTAINTY and PERMANENCY ar
un,sa in ne STANDARD REMEDY
Sole Agent for DR.. ROWLAND, in New Orl.ans
p. L. MASSEY,
my22 2dp tial ner Of Camp and travier str.sts
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VePmifusos.
Winer,s Canadian,
3. A. Fahnsst0ck .,
SwaiA's.
Bailey's,
Jayne's,
Chailenss.
eAPsaparlllAs.
Or. Townsead's.
Bailey's,
S1nds's,
Winkoop's,
8Tistol's,
Woods',
Bull's.
Cliokner's Sugar Coated Pur.
Paris Life, [eativs.
M0hat's Life,
Wnsht's Indian Vegetable.
BrandFeth's Veg. Universal,
M0TisQn's Hygeian,
Less New London,
Cooper's,
Andery0n's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgative,
Hibbard's Anti.biliOus Fam.
Swayne's Sanative,
HerTick's Sugar-cOated,
Sappington'S Fever h Ague,
Covel,s Rheumatic,
GraeffenbeFg,
Spenoer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chamonile,
Persian,
Allsbaais' Health,
Allsbasis' Ague,
Evans' ChamOmile,
vandtz's Anti.biliOuss
lng0ldby's Pile,
gayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
Cough Remedies.
Sherman's Baisam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Dr: Davis Wild Cherry and
Tar,
WlnoY EleCampan0,
Wistar's Balsam,
Th0mpson's Tar and Napthe
layne's Expectorant.
Duncan's Expectorant,
bartholomew do;
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's do. do.
Sehneek's Pulmonio Syrup,
New England do. do.
TayloE's Balsam L.iverwort.
| BittoFs.
Moffat's Phoenix,
Hlbbard's Wild Cherry.
Woods do. do.
Blake's Aromatic.
Herrick's
Panaceas.
SWANS,
Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
Ointment and BAives.
Daily ! Magical Pain Ell
tractor,
Hawley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
A1lebasis's Black,
Tousey's Master Of Pain.
| Conklin,
Buffers letter,
MoAllister's Vegetable.
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harvison's Specific.
Tones.
Rowand's Improved Mi ture
Southern Mixture,
Noris's Mixture,
layne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair.
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop's,
Bailey's.
/ ~ All articles In the Me
catalogue will be supplied OF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24
~ OniSo nouIe rum a. -. W y 3. n.
- nrr~C ar rYD.rr~vc m,

nRUGS AND LHEMICALS-The subscri-
- bess offer for sale by the package onlySulphae of
Quinine Acid Aoetcs TartarG and Citrc; bermuda Ar
aibo. Epson salts, Refined Camphor, Cream Of TaItaT,
Sub. Carb. Soda; Magnesia Carbonate. Cacinsd and
Srrss and Canths,dss African Cayenne Pepper
sorts Senna East India and Aexanra Salt Of Tartar fresh
Turkey Opium Gun Kind Gum My,rh Sugar OF Lead sd
and roll Dupons Refined Saltpetre. Saeratus. Ammonia,
Carbonate and Aqua, Spirits Of lire. Chcfdes Of Lime and
Cod Liver OH. Extracts Of Coocyntb, Rhubarb, Russia
etc. Blue Mass Caome, American and English; Nor.
potassa Iodine esubimed Choroorm Lunar Caustic
Pr1c Acid Iodides Of ARSENIC Lead 1ron sulphur etc
large assortment of Drugs and Chemicals generally.
IS e. ]. HART & co, 70 Tchoup0uas street,
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Good Testimony.
The Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Of
Bulls SanapaKlla:
pound Fluid Extract Of Ssrsapsa in Ibis city wbers has
been introduced for the past two A,ont only with the
gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried it,
rant the assertion that purifier of the blood has equal
This bold assertion but it be substantaed by calling
the agent in this city"
Bear with Teader little longer, dbe convince 6hat
Bulls SanapaKllla is the
Wonder OF the World!
and that will you how long you have been
suffering
What D. Owen. Druggist and Apothecary of several
years standing. says about Bulls Sarsaparia;
~ LOUISVILLE, May, 1913.
Mr.. John Bul-Dear Sir: l have been for seyeral
severely afflicted with Mercnnal Headache and dull
heavy pain in Liver. used almost all the remedies OF
But all to little advantage, until CHANGED to
meet with three bottles of which relief
than all the others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your sasapa
lila to the afflicted community 8 superior article.
Very respectfully, ]. H. OWEN, M. ID.
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OsTIVBM R66;
or. CoNsTIPATION OF THR BowELu
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

L. the suest safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even ate
all the old remedies have failed Pessons have frequently
called at our office with astonhment upon their faces stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
Of their bodies near the bowels and that oopous movers
had resulted 'front.' Thisresu will always follow thosouy
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowe when they COZ
va Let the experiment. be tried. 1t perfectly SAFE an
IN no ingtan I ecan the Pain Extractor do ham.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

For d US p 4 p STA.
sred from tZs Fourth Stomach of the G
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Let all those who suffering under the agonzing tor.
lures OF rheumatism read the following and what also
may be done for them, if they will this nfable remedy
Mr.; John Buu-DeaI Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism Of the charac-
ter was at times in the greatest agony OF pain tried
every remedy could procure Tor the disease, but found
OF Sanapara. which has entirely cured of Rheumatism
ana greatly improved my general health moe than med
raj months. and have doubt the permanent and
confidently recommend being the best medicine use
Tor kheumatism. IsHAM BRIDGES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

i lON IL fU bLlC-l have
been Gong snce) apprixed OF the opposition my remedies
s may met With from some physicians residing in he country
those who were using il and who disposed to give it
ehance to prove its medical virtues the the disease
am Wen aware, from twenty years practice, of the
po1ones OF those who are enemies to all Improvements
nsca psscnpuons but, let i be remembered that ma
nose esons sze not Only enemies 10 these prescrp
but TO all ohe medical aid that is used in the neishbo
o ~se they reside, except their own; and matters NOT
sm ~ another physician medical prescription Gay be-
tSsssfk sure to be told 10 their injury Those
wing are disposed to make trial of the remedies
his as,s s'ea ioI The relief Of suffering humanity viii Sater
f 70 pay attention The stories OF this cass
osrsa ~ s oshsiws have nothing do with what have
lei thoes pbx hem reief and restore them to health
WINGED Of ID Sius ss Business than they dos be well con
pube snJ ai proves more beneficial 70 he
abilities in the healing NJ ~ng 70 yield to their sups,
q d. WI Sn asar ~ yopT most Oh! humble ssv't
- ~. "a. = FRY Err. Indian Doctor
iMEMlo00 bbs. Rockland, cargo Of John BIRD.
49, lVV bhls Thomaston Meadow Rock ca,vo 81 Wv liz,
@ oG usss Alton and s. SSs
OIL JOHN HAYMAN & co al M. W. "
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Lana Warrants
p U r H A 9 Ell OR LOCAT ID
HOLDERS OF LAND WARRANTS under
- Act Of ash September 1850 llth February. h l.
to ss &Sss possa
sel may have their Warrants located on the CHOICEST W
public lands and personal inspection made OF each tract oil
As saiS S'f sT6sE aRpsi IS
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH 81 BROTHER,
- 70 and - Common strsst, New Orleans, aaxSn
Goods in their line In the Southern country, com.
sADDLEs-Mors than 500 varieties Of Ensiah. Amor
can. Co!nmbi9p, spanish, Me.c1n, snd Side Saddles;
Bsds Bsd asf fns;. f Gih sass!s ssn
g!e,, sdnup lsathsn. Extra. keins, Hitch Ren''
- afHszsI kSs siSs Gig and sus., Harns...
RE ga sn
T5SgE Vs. e s:.5:' i H. 4 vi:
szS Bill sAAREAsEs| p ssSsssAs s i
'v; s.d Gk2AASa sIFEHS S.Ss s,s. o
az. saa al qas oos
sss Hes
5kias al SolcIs and Qualities; Chamos and Back Skna
R s. b. s!s Agents ior the sale Of the Patent lndis
Saw Esbbs a.s
steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing, OF all kinds
al Ffii ri Hs9f g s ss Common st.
ORIENTAL LIFE ELIXIK-S O,O0O!-
~ An EayrTiAN REnEpY for the cleansing OF the blood
well as the cure oil Epidenics peculiar to this climate In
Asioo Cholera, especially, be safely recommended
The value Of this medicine be better understd4 from
fact that SO offered for the recipe, by hous ply.
and have doubt that they viii thereafter that
this 10 the desideratum OF the age.
ola JOS: hUFTY. Sole Agent. 50 Poydras st.
Agent for Grnfenburs Medicines, taynss Medicines etc.
RLSULPHITE OF LIME may be had at the
- Southern Chemical Works of Massey, MARcELIS q
70 cornes Of Clio and Soils Streets manufacturers of Oil of
Vitrio, Nitric Acid, Aqua Ammonia. Aqua Forts. Cop.
Notioe- AL orders for the Southern Chemical Works
must be directed to p L. MASSEY, corner OF Camp and
Graver Streets q to CONVERSE CO. corner Of Tchou-
sfreptR
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A Beautiful Clear Skin.

How all admire clear. beautiful white skim and rosy
cooed cheek How often do persons not possessing
this dssdeatum devouty to be wished resong
metles lotions washes paints and colorng materials,
them Of and that too often times, with manifest injury
known 1t makes the skin clear the correct and only
true prn1pe by coating the surface with poisonous or
deeeous matter which close the and check
natural pepIaton, but by removing every particle Of bill
Ou morbid and diseased matter from the blood making the
same healthy and vigorous giving activity
mute vessel and changing the yellow dark and saow
could be apprsed and convinced Of this fact they
would abandon the use Of all paints mixtures and lotions,
and use the only ehectua remedy word to the wise 10
sufficient" and hint is enough for the ladies'.
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OFFERING to the pablo this ne " aTd va psbe Z.
I d t2T C2.fS UMPIiON, RROEt tfITiS .9SJ n
COO6bS, COLDS, etc., We appen, a few notice, TN
character and efficacy THE MEDICINE Numerous e, nn.
mas may be seenin ana p for dt ution he ng
which sufferers Jian. Ii may be IL, az
ai N d. Is an eminent prse sing physian Of yea
standing graduate OF the n'versi,s oi Pennsylvania
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: = = -
kHRESH GARDEN SEEDS-CROP OF 1871
l. Tia suhacyiber ia contipn. iv ,oo.;,,nn g., ~
the best Horticultural estah,sbmen,s II ,ha rn, IN
States fni and comnlets assnnsn, af =,
AND FLowrR SsSns nSh,ch n. .an VI NJ 49,, ;
Country and Commission M rehans aarnsrs ai
others can be supplied on the most liberal farms f anu
- +. y. GAY. l& St Charles at.
/ w. ARTHUR u CO, % and 20 New Levee
lie street, offer for sale- IL ~ ~
500 sacks prime Rio Coffee;
100 sacks old Java and LaRuayra:
% bbis Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
~ packages Green and Black Tea;
a0 boxes Star and Adamanine Candles;
aW Jokes sperm and Pearl Candles;
S SS ppoxes pamy 1lene and Nc. Soap,
IN ppo ox ricK es' sauces. am ketchups;
I'D haze ts"Sn ~" a.so sna , Syups
aw 1oxes maiere, Fort and Champagne;
AZ ao1en . dhnGlce Aie and r9ref
40 S Ss Gnq,ce gu ana medium Brandy;
80 bSs 20 Pe.r Scq Ill., na ana monongahela
a. LUZ Seoh Diahoy. run and Gln;
* * o3xss nne ana common Tobacco;
~ ~ Cisan. assorted
opIces, sauces syyuss rulis, NUTS etc.
q seae.al supply o. PROVISIONS. ms Got
i. :, y % lave gust Received large con-
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DR. CICERO BAAKEE, office corner Carroll
- and Ps,dido azssts. opposite the Canoiton Railroad
b.: Bake viii hereafter pay particular attention TO
nR. LOCKWOOD has recovered from his late
~ Office, No. 81 Philippa street IS
nR. GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic Physi.,
~ oian. Office Al Periodic street. W2
nR. J. F. SEGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin's
~ Drug Store CONNER Camp and residence
nR. A. H. NICHOLSON, Office No. ITO St.
y CHARLES street. residence No. 166 Cayondele ST apis
nR. ]. s. COPES-Office and residence, 444
~ Magazine street. seoond door above Edward. d8 ly
DR. G. s. FENNER devotes partcu- -
- Lar attention to the treatment ofDlSEASEst =
OF THE EYE. Ofios. 1853 Gravies street. op- ~
posite the Varieties. Z d. ON o.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs 9.
II BELDEN. N. D.. 10 Carondelet street. iaSed&w
M EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
1v1 has obtained great reputation in Louisye ky,,
and many the OF the Soulh in Bilious Yellow and
Typhus Feven well as all the following diseases Rhen
HeDaiis. Liver Complaint Pecardids, and all the in
Examinations of the internal viscra. His numerous disco
tons last winter in the Medical College, together with his
specimens of Morbid Anatomy, which he exhibit
able him to understand the many diseases peculiar to the
South, and to facilitate their and all venera Diseases
GonoIrhos Sricturss Glset Bleufssi Spdidimts etc.
OMce No ~ PHILIpPA STREET. between Poydras and
Gononhoe ETC., be obtained the Office. At 90 per
sSs q he Si'sd viii vii be
fV- Office houn from A. NJ tO5PM O8 1yos
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DOO4OR HRYRR,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,

- regular graduate Of Natufe'S Nd 'Bgtalic
Garden md yQmmoA Sens Medical CelIsgs, and has
made the study OF Herbs his PROVISION to- thirty and
kX Office houn from O'Clock \. H. dill O'Clock .. H.
All osders enclosing ~, postpaid. will b thankfully
received and punctualiy attended 70;
.kH Residence and office No. b FRRNCHnEN STREET,
Third Municipality, New Orlenns
mYl3 IT, w. X E FRYER. Indian Doctor.
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u II II
Thoss that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsaparlla hav.
invariably called their Remedy for Females ee
complaints OF women, word for word-othe men who y
Sp medicine have, since the great Of Dr. Townsenc
Saapanla IN complaints incident females recommended
hss aithSHEh previously they did not number of these
waite dlsease. and undermine the consttQtlQp.
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Better Testimony

suHicient, ana nlnt Is enough Tor the ladies'.
Better Testimony
Than cas eoer offered in faoor Of any Medicinal
FROM DIR. JAMES NJ. MOORE.
Hr. John Bult-I have hesitation in saying that be
tured for the Of Scrotula Syphilis and MANY other
cutaneous and gandulsr affections having used with ena
success in 2 number Of the above cases..
Louisville. Dec. 70. ls47. JAMES M. MOORE.
More Testimony from Dr. Moore.
new cases Of Scrofpla and with happy effect am now
confident is Of the ecaoous medicines tha,
be made for that disease. JAMES MI MonRS N n San
Winchester. KY. February l. lsas ' w. -
ap0n as H. tbs render. uDsuSu all further
kSOm DR.. L. P. YandeA, Professor of Chemistrv
m tho Lou,svslls Medical College.
pave looked over the list Of Ingredients composing John
-. sCempound Extract OF Saraparla. and have no hest
that promises well in chronic diseases To which II
AousSlie' June D. lS4s. l.. +. YANpELL, Nj. ID,
What Dr.. Pyles Physician By appointment of the Jou.
vile MARINE Hospital. says of Bulls SarsapsIlla:
LOUISVILLE, March 90 1919
nave examined the preservation for the preparation Of
an excellent one and well calculated produce an Alternative
impression on the system have used both in pubic and
nla in nse. NJ PYLrs MI H.
This medicine daily graphing with dissase through the
Weseln country restoring 70 blooming health and Youthful
vso ts ack and acted-nAy, thos that aFs gIievousy
Ca9haas ars teemipg from oil dirsoons from
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Ice! lce!! xc8!!!
STAFFORD Il CO., Wholesale and Retail
Is Dealern ICE, No. 8 New Levse, NewOrIeaus
kY Orden respectfully solicited. au29 3m
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a. IFrom Mr. Josa p .Ogtsdn, DYuggist.l
rrTTsBuRs, Jan. l., t347-The syrup OF Wild ther,r
ana az has given satisfaction VINO have used
IL know oil one instance Of perD4n cure OF Arthp
On gentleman q Ohio. think shat be able sell lea
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~ All articles In the Med
catalogue will be supplied on
mYN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

An ECCESTRIC PARsoh.-Old Parson
D., who presided over IA little flock
ia one Of the back towns of the State
Of Nj, was, without any eXcep-
ton, the most eccentric divine We ever
knew. HIS eccentrlcillcs were carried
az Tar III the puIpi; as cut 1t. An IN
stance we will relate
Among his church members was one
who invariably made practice Of Ieav-
ing the church ere the Parson was two
thirds through his sermon. This was
prac iscd 50 long that after while II
became a matter Of course aud no one
save the divine seemed 10 take notice oi
it. And he at length notified Brother
p. that such u thing must, he lelt assur-
ed. be needless but L. sald at that
hour his family needed his scrvire at
home, and he must do il; nevertheless,
on leaving church he always took "a
roundabout course, which by come
mysterious means always brought HIM
II close proximity with the village ia'-
ern, which he would enter land there
by hangs IA tale"
Parson B. ascertaincd from some
source that P.'s object in leaving the
church was TO obtain "a DRAM and he
determined to stop lis leaving aud dis
turbing the congregation IN future, II
such thing was possible.
The next Sabbath Brother p. left his
seat at the usual time, aud started for
the door when Parson B. exclaimed,
Brother p. !"
=. OH being thus addressed, stopped
short, aud gazed towards the pulpit
Brother r.. continued the larson,
there ID no need OF your leaving church
a, tins time; rs | passed the tavern
this mo ming made arrangements with
the landlord 10 keep your toddy hot iIIi
church was out.n-N Y. Observer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01
From The Boston Cnitirdfor.
NEW LAND INLONGISLAND.

Mr.. EDrroR: | ieel it "A dutyt TO ask
you to give space in your columns ior
n few observations in regard TO the To-
cality, the soil, and the superior advan-
tages for pleasant occupation which |
found OF visiting IlermanvIIe and it's
vicinity, in Long Is and New York.
HrrmanviIe is beau fully located in
the midst OF the new lands, about forty
eight Mills from Brooklyn, and adjoining
the Long Island Railroad, two hours
fom New Gork--iare 81, 10, and about
three III les from the great South Bay,
where there is an inexhausiable supply
OF fish, oysters and CLANS, and o. the
best quality ! ever saw. About one
mile from Ronkonkoma Lake, "A beau'-
ful sheet Of water, hat is not surpassed
by any III the United States, abandon
ing IN fish; and which lake should
Judge to be about 10 feet above the land
OF Hernannvile, aud the water ofwhlch
might bc brought there or 10 Lakeland
sufficient to supply $4,000 inhabitants
with the purest ANA finest water. The
soil is as good as any that saw, from
the time tnat left Boston until my re-
turn; bong : l-2 feet IN debth, and Il
tine sandy loan, and rs good us | ever
saw oak and pine timber grow upon
| am fully satisfied that there is no bet
trr soil, except interval land, within fit
" miles OF Boston or New York. Hand
some oak and pine timber. and very
thrIity young wood abounds Oh these
lands, aud consider the climate very
healthy, aud the Spring early.
was somewhat surprised, whilst IN
! the ra lroad cars, To hear the old settlers
on the shoLs describing the centre land
| of tne lsldnd as good Tor nothing, whilst
| their own was as good as could be
| found IA the Unlcd States; many adYl-
! sinr me To return home or 90 and see
/ their land One OF these asked me 10
! buy Ol Nlinj IOr HIS son "ds S"oui
but the iIermanyilIc land good
10 nothing, asked me SlOO per acre
for some, aud 500 per acre for other
| Now HermanyllIc land ID bounded on
the Eas by th sman's land, but he as
surcd me the soil is good only as tar as
his boundary extends but no farther
the dividing line spoling all the and be-
yond his. | travelled over the vicinity
three days with grubb.ng hoe, and cX-
anime the soil as passsd, finding II
ar have stated, and nearly all OF equal
quality. am we'll very well satisfied
with my vila-c lot, continuing 10000
feet, and Tor which | lald S25, and this
| call cheap enough. can truly say,
that found the place lar beyond what
| anticipated. and return thanks TO Mr..
! Wood. The owner Of the Lands at Her
mannviIIe, for placing his statement OF
their value below thcIr real worth.
II III. PACKER,
Fact Cambridge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

nIAmong the many kinds OF mcdi-
cincs which have been offered To the
public, there is none which bears so de
servedly high reputation, as Town
sends SarsaparlIa; its worth is con-
frmed 10y the testimony OF many OF our
most respectable citizens, and confidence
in iis virtues increase. as each year adds
new evidence OF It's real intrinsic worth.
As n spring purifier, ii stands uncquaII-
ed. And all who are afflicted with the
lassitude, debility depression of spirits,
and want of appetite, incident upon the
change of the seasons. should not ian
10 avail themselves of remedy at once
80 pleasant, and eiirctunl. Observe
that you procure the genuine article,
bearing the signature OF J. X. Chiffon,
on "A Green Label unh plain rule a.
round IL. 1t may he had in Newport
Wholesale or retail of Il. II. Hazard,
& Co, the only Agents OF the genuine
article.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-01

A GooL MEDlclsr.-The Oxygena-
ted Blttcrs have received the highest
testimonials ever offered IN favor Of any
medicue III the world, as may be seen
by all who will take the trouble 10 read
the certificates in another column, OF
citizens whose character and standing
are widely known, and whose names
could not be bought to puff II worthless
medicine.
As ii remedy for Dyspepsia. Asthma,
aud General Debility, It has no equal
Give it trial and prove its wonderful
efficacy.