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,uGllNG SORE NGUrH, luC0nRTTi, ts.


"BYpos, GpsssrE Co, N. Y. 0f. 10. pn
"Ar.V-. NJ. r NALLACEI CO sluio tIns N-, ~
4" N~carr d-bliiait~i from ,hs efsGts of 10
c.,,ca rud Npnny So,, hSu thai she coQId not IN ~
cld pUri any hnu.efo'd labor. Hor med ssl
varied according ~ 10. syioe and p> scrpisss
OF the eminent Iysic hns, nn, ,ti srhssss-
~ IN useless trDr. She became very stoo,op usa
Tie TIM" site commenced Hs pg bronrs Nsatc~s sisB
wei l, than gyhvr pounds bat by the tsss
she had taken fUy BOTTLES she became psrse,ly wst Th-
,rrlrr. that size rnu.ed 10 do ali
'ary L"l-huid work aud gained ibs'y pornls of sss -
four weeks. Yours truly, T.. b. GALEkTINE.s
Tie reader will observe til,l Mr. G,i.s1isE ssyo 49,
srul." Ia" a's informed ny q. s. T.rsr, Esq- sf
H. nL... -. 4
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he1,u., On, bf, of IL nsA wore medic. cafstvs msS
IN H. and, in cuns-Cuencn, cures wore dsseas muc" ~
tire than bottle ~ any oilieI nca Sne IN, =.
FOUR TIMES more disease than one bottle o. S.''afS,S
h--'BRANTS PURIFIER" would DO az es'~x a. Io~
PURIFIER 3 sold for only ONE DOLLAR eo''l. 80
As bottle OF II has cured and ery,s, of curing, foDh
TINES n, much asrase bottle OF S,sdrora there
fore Sasapara in consequences Of ito se" powor .sa -
medical efficacy should he sod at ma note than tscnfr
Gre coat, per b0,.s, to 10 s oteas u's fvRisitA
anr d.liIr
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OF THE TIMES NbNPUKT TlRSY MORNING. MAY ~ 1851

! Iaurn l.1b
| &sssxss
CHLL11H0 ,.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS!!
That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
REnrpY for SUEDUlNG lain, and cmirg tn
worst BURNS, ,ScALDs, PILES, Ours, WOUNDS,
| BEUIsEs, RHEUHArIsm, and all cUTASEous
and EXPLANATORY D,srAsEs,
DtLLEl'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
InaNEw DRESS and BOXES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZE!!!
CAUTYON - -CoUSTERrEITs in the OLD
WRAPPER Hood the market! Avoid them as you
w1std pOison
GROSS IMPOSITION,
CAUTION TO DEALERS ,-Uuscrupulous Vcnd-
-rs Of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and dretrrous stuff with te,e JoaeS ( tie g,nu-
ins DALEY salye IN each dozen, under well imi-
tatcd but coUSrERrEir WRAPPER of the OLD
SIZE nd thus offer il u dealers al redu ed price
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the CON
hding sufferer who happens To use the counterfeit
anl poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the iand
aggravated iseases, unsighly deioftnity result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and not un-
frequently loss Of lie itself are the woful conse-
quences
Full PARTICULARS
Of most interesting case ly tie late Hague street
explosion in New York, will shortly be published,
The sufferer Of the most severely injured.
-,iy"n up ly the Physicians as beyond hope
ani cared ny "THE GEsUINF" Hohry Sane
~ completely, that not the smallest scar lS left to
ell the tale.
Buy The Daley Sab, ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
the use Of e1uaiGtatS-arc sure Of gciin. the GEN
UIsE article nj gain near 90 per cent. la qKan-
~ of the D,Hfmtrr
% See the NV Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENVELOPE
LARGE BONES AND THE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALYs but DALLEY's, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns Scalds in a few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
SCAR p!
ENBLEMs on the NEW EsvELoPE-tas Tn,
angle, Saptnt, Dee, Lion Sun and Eagle.
eau ION EXTRA.
Bfw,RE oI travelling lMPOSTERS uho rep
resent hemscltes as my Agents, offering DalIry's
* Al Ieuu rod
price. | soIennly caution the public aganst such
ISTERLGPERs andshcir POISONOUS NosrRUNs.
Wy ONLY travelling Agents in the New Engl land
States, are |. b. ToUsEY and NJ, :. BURR.
II. DALEY,
AIS Broadway, New York.
DR.. r. II. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port.
L. S.-R. r. Hazard hereby informs the vent-
els Of Medicines in this and the neghborng towns,
that he wIi! sell them for cash, the true Dallcys
Pain Extractor, per dozen OF gross, at Dall,y's
Cash prices
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GRAFT American REMEDY
. uUTCHINGS,

VEGETABLE DISPEPSI BiTTrRS.
A sure, Speedy and permanent Cure'or DSs
p'p.,a IN ITS worst Forms. This medicins
W he found to cure all complaint. ar.iul
fr N disordersof the Stomach and Boz" els
b liousness, YeIlowness of kim, Liver
complaints Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palp'larion OF the Hear
Costiveness, &c, &c. Please read the toll
lowing certificate.
Read the following from an emiucn ply
sIcinn:
The undcIs gnrd be NJ acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients of Hu,c.ings' Wee
tah!e Dyspepsia Bittrrs, and having used il
for some tin. in his practice With every de-
tired effect, he recommends tins medicine
srom the certainty ofns OBJECT, and gives it a
preference over all preparations IN medicine
for that distressing complaint Dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH. NJ d.,
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DYspEPSlA-SOrR STOMACH CgaEp.

AGENTS--C. O. c. HsxerJ, M.rrt--e.
4. Driseoll, wanep--J. 4. Dosglss., eri-ss--
I. g. Drown, East Gre,nx ich--o. BAKER, Rss-
,rk-- Briggs Il spc ncer, wsshinsion vIlissc--T.
). Ia hr, kmsston--J. Alien, Brapd's iro
vorks-N. s. Palmer 4 Co, Wc.wsl-E
Young, Wickia 'd--J. N. Ant hopy, Fan Rrw-
!. l.. Authony, westpot-snd ny hcream,s sui
OmgsiNs sensr Ny. a
Al orders ,no.t be add,eoed 70 wee. \ ~
80 iBrosivs-, Wv ara 7
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FEMAlt WEAKNESSES g. COMpi LiNTs.

No remedy offered 10 the pubic has tssL WI
Clum and c'r1i IA rIto,g AL DE incidental rssito
and DJsyIdyific- uf the sex BsAsr's PpLhosAsr
BAt'As. l. nakrs lrereuco wheuer the ci.sy
,tII, u'On, srco,, or ot,r t0~lsuess kfSULAr ~
ALI by s,eHytterrg the sYsTEN -yoi'Eirv NJ CVyS.
~ d.. .t.
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One Dollars Worth

How much CANCER-how much sIPHiLtS-hg,s
much cCROFULA-will on, doHo,'s s,orih Of kRJkT's
pURIPIER cursi Reni tbs following stAs's'or, whcA
a a ,prcinles of lis puwer:-
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GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYSTEM!

MA. HOLTsTANDfR, mcrohsr,. Osvns. re'r,ur n .
Ohd wr" Dcctmler 10, ls srd nnsf uv lnr sesssS bSW
lkru charm the PULMONARY BALsAM had ~asessd
tr cure Of his wlf'. eonsunIptyo cough, said; hsp
personally used BRfNT'S PLIRF VINO TfTRlcT
To- GENERAL debility Of my sysi-fr and have no kosri,oa
~ saying hsi - hc hssi m,dein- to eIsIors anS
,G1WArK TiiF SYSTEM tha, have us~ ~ e~<-y
'hGce y ters We huvs sold BRANrs NfciCiNYs 49,
hdrc prored their Ss'es end y,rsn As ssA SAr'VAcr,os
SALT RHEUM,
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deranged condi.
ton of the vi.ceral organs. Whether result
ing from con,agion, improper diet, change Of
climate. or from any other cause, DR.. :. Z.
Tuwnseud's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
is demonstrated to he the most ellicacious aud
potential remedy ever yet discovered
JacVsoS, Mich, Dec l5. 1919.
Mr. II. G. BLr's-DEAK SIR ! was taken sick on
the 7th August ISIS, with relax dyscuicry. and
did that could perform mHnu1l labor,
until February lsiJ employ the bcst ply sIcians,
after another but none oi thpm could effect a
began 70 think mover should rccovcr--whcn
friend told tAu Ar haG uscd ID s. J.. 1uRus 'nd's
Snrsnpar with the best Jt surcoss, and nivised
20 ny Il, ud 90, AMI contrary 70 my expectations,
b"Vnn 70 recover Two ha'tlrt made me NJ well ~
ever was 10 my lie. Nuu are NJ hb"rty 20 make any
use o' this that Nil extend the usr Of Dr Town.
sends saf-upara remedy for the disof ~ With
whlch was afflicted. Respectfully, yOurs,
WILLIAM 1UBBS
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
MS- II YEARS OLD,!!!

B,eovi-d Gso-r, Orange Co. y. Y, July rs, 1880.
To Dp. 4. II. CHRISTIE. Now York
Dear Sir-tiavng been very severely handled nv
nh,unstsm and other disease, and having been
eurad in = most remarkable manner by CHRlSTIES
GALVANIC BELT and FLUID ! thought would
give you statement Of my case, for the benefit Of
sthers. ! had the rheumatism last winter. and nv
legs swslled very much. My head also very
mach sfieted, having so severe pain over my eyes
that could scarcely At the same time, | was
tronhled By SVssTns caused by the pain in my head
suppore. My hearing had been getting poor for
several years fom a cataTrh that in one ear !
could scarcely hear at al. Having heard wonderful
rccorrts OF CHFIsriEs Bur and FIRM, ! sent to
your store and got them. The Belt was put on, and
the Fluid u-e1 as directed, ard don't think have
had after the first night using them minute clear
psin from that time 10 this being six months The
Rhsumstism left my body entirely, after we,rins
Then put on Cavsnie Necklace and had not
worn 1t two weeks before my head perfectly
veil Ny hearing in both ears IS entirely restored,
tho Pain ali gone, my sight is very good for man
Of my age. az years IN August and ! consider my
salt entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least dinicuIy I consider nv cure
very remarkable and therefore do not hesitate 10 "a
commend Chrtstie's Gal Iysnio Curatives TO all
persons afflicted ss have been.
SignedJ PHINEAs TUTHnL.
State Of New York, Newburgh, Orange County 90,
fhineas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove, Orange County
". " who 10 personally known to most re-
speetable citizen and worthy Of all confidence being
duly sworn deposes and says that the facts set forth
IN the above sfatsnent Ia relation Ia his ea.e
entirely correct and that he is nov in the en- oymep
Of good health caused ss he belisves by Chrisue's
0aIvsnie Curatives
PHINEAS TCTHlLL.
Sworn before ne this 26,h day Of June 1850
s. w. EAGER, Justice Of the Feacs
H8- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the uss
81 DR CHRISTIE'S G.7LG.4NTC CUR.gTTVES
and they may be worn by the most feeble and deli
es,e with perfect ease and safety. IN many cares
the sensation attending their use is Highly pleasant
Snd oyrsesbis They az accompanied by full and
plain siTsctions tor Pamphlets with full par.
heullr may be obtained gratis, Of the authorised
Agent
Prices;
The Galvanie Belt, Three Dollars
The Gslvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvnnic Brscelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
eJ- B,vs,s Of ceuri, J.ds and wor,Li,n rp;,r,on.
u. {. MoREHEAD, II. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATS
IS2 Broadway. New York.
or sah by Ok. a. 4. H8ZAaD, Il co
Authorized Agents for
Jlo. 90. W. TT-- NEwFo2T, Ri
j = - ! - - =. ! -. ~
yNtnrfg -. r..., - f.o.,r.s. H. |
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CIR JANE MURRAY'S FLUID CAM
} plOR, R,----Ths preparation which has canned
a leservcdly high reputation both in Eur"ic and
Am,fic,, ssa preventive and cure for the Asiaiic
Cholera and its premonitoy symptoms, may Le
had Of fresh importation at
r. Il. HAZARDS,
Sign Of the Mortar,
Juncl3 Washington Square
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ClRbTiE'S CiLTAylC CURATITES,
Are an Ahsoln ute nnd PositIve Specific


The BELT is used when tho body system gene
pslly /, affected the NECKLACE for complaints Of
The Throat, as Asthma and bronchitis, and of the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders of tho
Arms or limbs, as Rheumatism, Palsy Tremors and
spssmodic affections Thee articles are simply ap.
piled as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL
kB- The great peculiari.y md excellence of the
GALyANiC CURATlvES consists in the fact tina,
they arrest and cure disease by ou,ud,d applications
IN place Of the usual method OF Drugging and
rhysickng the patient Till exhausted nature sinks
hopelessly under the infection Thy strengthen the
whole rpi'sn, eqnaiz. n, circulation or the Blood pre-
mote The secreons irrigors'e N, srtire eueyries and
no hs siighiss ha, urn>r dnp circrsfdnoes
Since their Introduction in the United States only
three years since, more than
7 5000 Pc r ONS
including all sges, classes and conditions among
whom were large number of Ladies, who pscu
hs1y subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
Entirely and Permanently Cured,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every.
thing else been ried in vain The beneficial results
wAich have uniformly attended their use is conf.
i.ntly stated to be without parallel in he annals
Of Medical Science. Clergymen lawyers and even
physicians ladies of the highest standing distn.
grished persons holding elevated Official stations !;
merchants manufacturers and mechanics; the poor
and the rich alike often whole families among all
classes, ranks and conditions have equally been
eipient' and have equally acknowledged the won
droutsnd often unexpected benefits which they have
mus received.
az Let it be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Galv vanism m
and hs, in all Nervous Diseases we should
Throw Physio to The Dogs"
To illustrate the use Of The EALNANIC BELT,
suppose the case of person afflicted with that bane
Of civilization, DYSPEPSIA or any other Oh ronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases stmulants
are taken which BY their action on the nerves and
Suscles of the stomach. afford temporary relief but
which leave the pstient in lower state and with
"A cd ter sct cite1 has
ceased Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the application OF the GALEANlC BELT
Take DyEpepuc sufferer even in the worst symp
toms Of an attack and simply lie The Belt round the
Body uting the Magnetic Fluid directed. In
short period the usensble perspirstion " i'll act
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing .
Gslvsuic circulation which will pass on to tho
NEGATIVE snd thence back again 10 the positive
thus keeping mp continuous Galvanic circulation
throu ghout The system. Thus he most cases
Of ID SPEl SlA are PERMANENTLY CURED.
PEW DAYS is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADi
"
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LiVER-COMP PLANT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Shr~H.d Gtrs. ssi- af
the Oldest ard mos respectable p ysrtns, t0id
~ h Iirev f0sJlIHt many years, and rofrs!tJ ast
by n,rg BRA N'rS ptufYiSG EXTRACT Ws asla
name hundred, NJ other cases, also cured.
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In all its yariOns forms.
FEVER AND AGUE,
hcse Bittcrs have received the
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS

f' - II n " ~ ~ 4 L.
/ hese Bltcrs have received the
HIGHEST TESTIMONIALS
yer offered To the ubc in favor of any m dicint
~ the world, and approved by come of tho bcs
ayr r.l's, who u.e them in their practice
For the most Satisfactory Proof OF the success q
MS re "'dt, see pam hle,s Containing full Iaftic
lars AMI certificates from
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
aud other parties well known torhe public. An,
,difi.G'is wishing further Information respecting
I'a's
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,
'rrin',tei to call on tn Agents, and satisfy them
selves by reference to hmcr, us lctters and ceitiG-
ate, "I The highest rsPrcIa,lhn.
AmorS the numerous aud highly respectable
'criihgatcs we refer 10 the { iii.aing:
Prof. \. A. HAYES, VI -. State Assayer,
Fnn Henry Homer, Esq., Boston.
J"S' -. Dnm, rsq., Cat, Treasurer, Boston.
II m Myron Lawrence, Ex-Prest. Mas Sanat.
Hon. l.. H.. Arnold, formerly Gov. Rhod,
Island, now member of Congress.
tlon. Wa. Woodbridge, formerly Gov. of
Nich s'n, now L. ). senator.
linn J. L. Morehcad, formerly Gov Of Ken
uchy, now l.. :. Senator
ll,n. J. F. Si.nmbns. u. 5. Senator from
Bhodc Island.
'''"' ''''''~' - h'lNs ~ - ,cnatf from
vermont.
llUH. WIN. Cphaul. do do.
iion solomon Foote, Member Of Congress from.
Iermuut.
Hon, 4. D. Foster, Member Of & ,ngrcss from,
'ylIn'a.
Hon a. l.. Martin, Delegate in Congress from
Wisconsin Ter, itory.
Ger. \. &. DO 's-, Delegate in Congress from
iJw..
X. r. Stowe, Esq, Clerk in the H,,se OF
representatives.
&C, Tro ybridgc, Esq Detroit. Michigan.
Geo. W. Jones, Esq, Survc, or General Du.
uIur, Iowa.
Jo'cph iloxie, Esq, No. &c Wall street, New
York
Many other iniivi'ua!. Of the highest respect
'r' an hr referred to-, who viii confirm all
that has been said in favor OF thi' invaluable med
i'ir"
DR. GEO. y. GREEN, Proprietor, WINDSOR,
1T.
Reed, Bates s. Austin, Wholcs lie Druggists,
- ~ Merchants Row, Boston, Gcneral Agent,
frcc : per bot,Ir; siN bottles Gor So.
ChETIDN.--Each hottie o the GEYuIyf =
bPYGENATED BIrrEBs, wll have The outside
aPrer printed IN English, French and Span.
~, with tac signature ut geo. B q cen, P,"pri-
tor, upon THREE sIDEs, and IN addition, "A the
engraved lLbcl upon tho top of the bottle, with
hn >iend'irr Of r. IN, B.rES & AUsrlS. wh
re t,tr sole General Agcnts, and to whom all ur.
.rIs must be addressed.
or S,a i, Newport h. r. r. Urzsrl, & Co
(. J. Ia! !Ior, AMI &. G.. G.. Hazard
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CHANCE OE LEE.
Dyspepsia-Sonr Stomach!

rom Tie yivi 10 thn AMI Ns of -eSde
~ dcceierdrd, ard the u'h"f y,GSsHr se
p,s'd 20 prevent any Of . fatal Sseasa ,h e,.t-
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tIundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest

l,o h ave used RRsyT's PURIFIER, ancr having used
n, sad Al tic Sd-,croriiias aud olsr msdistnos rec.
,rgeod.d % cure blood dlseas.e havs decided thn.-
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Ter acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful Inventions is now gen
erally known and their sales and reputstion
out the whole country 30 extensive, that 1t would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further. Blu;
some late circ have occurred which render
matter Of duty to the public not to be altogether
silsnt for while the ephemeral nostrums Of the day
ere trimpeted by columns through the Press and
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the sfnc ted
and ars found just good for nothing,
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

inel NeIieias "a cey rs.peti pnl nctr y a'y'rAia
D,opi IN yeai ety, effected int OSE hO1riE 81 Ga
inns .o;e purifying, hena. yirss spd -ed1.a sI..,
ihn there : conIalnei IN FOUR ~ tTLEs ~ any lIaI.
rcylL or amy o,lsr medic ,hn las ovet besl Vhba
i,r sale T.rre do,i,d pTosS m ,ur psff ffhe'a NY
~ fro sc the rrerl iGdl-s frgtsc,, they ta wrr gf
We; ,rt LlNE--th.y that ~src LAME sri ChUflIu
son how WALK-thry lai wee SICK, SCNtfULuIH
and u,r 81 dscsscd have b.en ssd Ct EtSp
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rHEHcURIAL DIsEAsus.

BRhST'S PURIFYING EXTRACT y pc./css r~i sko~-
sny' ec7oiio, q III he syoeti Of NspcvsY, OF Ne
various preparations ~ CLLoNsL or MIacusv, Isa ~
usir" and restores the HOOD nssss and AZ - rsvss
sscnsd. 10 their Originsl, HEALTHY srArG.
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NEw YoRK, ID March 1850.
Jjth-strcct, near yh Avenue.
nr g. r. TowNsEND-DEAR sra have been very
severely afflicted for tour tive years with lihcnia.
tsm and enlargement Of the joints having been unn.
bic To sleep rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief but since have used yoar Sarsapa.
rlla. ann most happy 10 say that IL has almost cured
me and you may publish this so that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect MRS. SCOLARu
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Bib
dy,tne celebrated paguerreotyplss:
Fl wing been nffi cted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme wrsknes-
it wt> sei to take Hulrhings DyspepL
niilers al h "" every reason 10 hcvear
IN b.. spcrfpc " cured me. havcsIn fell
% aymp'ons of a return of he disease and
HI eve frDn effect ii had on me that
w.lycurc The worst cases Of dyspepsia
VI BRADY,
NJ 205 Broadway, \. Y.
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N@>S e>s>S>s,, = NS
&C. r ltl.A

n t,o.,ogg. Of rvy,, NJ er-as,~ (en~-. rTAr, rrs
,thr, ,t,, ,,e dissd,s, % Eodsay Tie WAY sGAs.
rlrY t-,c, ,Saf issd Of Meias 10 sfcS os~ss'y
,,h ase1.s k ony p,f ~ ~ PARKWAY sn~ffe E-isr ~
y, NrJ ~ ~ IN mas subised Gssd yeseb ssS6 hss'S
.l.. l,rys IA srTdrses fhsf-
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RH EU MATlSM
and Enlargement of the Joints.

Read the fnllowing wonderful cnre Of
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75, 900 ERS N s

including all sges classes and conditions among
whom were large number of Ladies, who are pecu
bsfy sub ect to Nervous Complaints, have been
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TIN. Proprieto- ofrhS medicine hasreceiv
ed mluv o,her r.TtllicateS OF currs. equally
remarkable, 9th Narl"uS diseases for witch
tins preparation is applicable ;tu'the aho- c
are lee ned necessary TO snti-fv anv nnpr'i
ud"ed mind Of It's value and superiority
above ali Dth"I prrpiratuns.
Principal oikce, ? Fulton St, N. Y, up
stairs
Prce, SO cents rer bottle, OF bottles for
So so,
r. r. HAZARD s. co.
A,othecaries Hall.
NIyl Agent for Newport.
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sprlng and Summer Medicine.

The great changes brought about hy Spring not
observed alone IN th' vegetable world They affect
msu-he feels H.situd, drnlity and depression
OF the animal spirits which is peculiar To the season.
The dun. stagnant blood Ol winter requires purifying
and renewing. DIR. :. T.. TuwnsrBds : COMPOUND Ex-
tract of SarsAparia the urcls TINT have bsen
in this field It is by tar the best spring medicine
ever invented
rse ionowing letter, received from Trojillo,
Mexico, shows tue good effects OF this invalua.
bio medicine in that country.
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ONE ROUSE FOR SALE

Juncl3
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vrr offered To the ubIic in favor of any m dicine
N the world. aud are approved by some of,ho best
ayr 't'is, who u.e them in their practice
For the most Satisfactory Proof OF the success oi
ms &c I'D, see pam hIe,s Containing full rartlc
its AMI certificates from
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-14
Cure for SPAWN.

Take oil cfamber, oil of spike. and spirits
equal paris, say ounces; W warm
them on some hot ashes, with no blaze, and
apply them as warm as you can to The spawn
by pouring on and rubbing in well with the
bail Of your thumb. (6rsl have the hair off the
SPAWN; this must be repeated twre ds Y
for TWO days, when, II well rubbed, il Will be-
come trimming sore. Wet a sponge with
the.substance, and apply it lwice a day for
three days, lben stopIior three days. and If
the spawn does not disappear. repeat the
course three days longer. and let The sore heal.
Wash II with Rlaniain leaf scplded and suds
from CASTLE soap. AS soon as the sore IS
closed, commence rubbing with lard or rank
butter, and <e SPAWN viii disappear, and
the hair vii grow IN the h'e-eoIor.