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From the Washington Republic
The C0sn Pensions and the Bounty Land
..H @a.#- Warranes. .v ~"

From the Washington Republic.
The Csmna,ss,onsr Pensions and the Bounty Land
#.H sHsH- . Warrants. #4sT# ..H. v#g .."
From the following communication addressed to us by
the Commissioner oil Pensions learn that the issue OF
under the late bounty land law has commenced
ID would SEEM fton the Commissioners statement, thai
he is in no wise TO blame for the delay which has
CURED executing the law The papers OF this city,
well those Of the country at large, are requested to
publish this statement U.E .#1a r.#rs
tHW.u Pxrsros orrIos, Jan. II, 1851
have seen with surprise card" signed John L. Rob
nson, appended pamphlet copy Of report presented
Representatives on the bounty land OF September
which card consider necessary TO notice as act OF pub
The position which that gentleman oocupie. = mem.
Der OF the House Of Representatives aud the evident do
tached extensive circulation possible, Ca. for
notice which the statements in the card itself would not
Otherwise deserve The writer INDUCES in libcral
spirit Of complainst against this ofHce its alleged rdi
ness IN the execution OF the bounty land law Of Sspember
fai intelligence that they may shave vat many months
before they get their warrants There Is no sufficient
course ior over months past !; but he
mo evidence that the issue will commence very soon"
boldly asserts 'manites bu, little disposition to discharge
their duty They have force enough, according TO their
of Congress. they should employ it OF dismiss it,"
~, the privilege well the duty Of public officer
matters where the public interc., ooncern.d and do
hese say, upon my personal and official ashory,
cusaon that either the head Of this office, the chief
clerk any OF the subordnates have manifested any
ing like ndisposon indifference in the discharge OF
heir duties nnder the land bounty Of September last
When took charge OF this bureao httic more than
month ago, found in active exercise TO give i'm
law. The law ITSELF with ampls instructions from the
Secretary Of the Interior for Information OF all parties
Interested had been pabahed and extensively circulated
through tho country Plates for the 70 be issusf
had been ordered by the authority, with nsrastons
expedite the work and forward the impressions early
| possible to Washington. ~
For past the mai,s have heen groanng with
ratons from every Of the Union, and,
additional force conld be Obtained, employed IN she
preliminary operations 81 Registering. cndossng and
ranging the accumulated Of papers snbssun
action. 1t 10 s0fnassd a thcrs have been receiveA to
the present Hsss nearly iorp thsusand deca and
sann from DE snefASsf ~ eSmsnsAss ssHng soma d
tn WARRANTS cs one hupdpd md sixty have boon
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BoARp HEALTH
WASHINGTON, January u.s. 1851.
during OF December, 1850 apoplsxy, q
bronchids consumption ii dropsy,
Ills eryspess, gastric disease, (ctronc
gravel hypsrtrophy the heart hydrocephslus intsmpe
iaryDgius lungs and head, disease Of nnacy
marasmus old age, pneumonia ricketts, scarlatna
smallpox scrofula, ship fever still born Il unknown
land ortrd. A +
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The steamship Isabel. Captain William Rollins, from
Havana the 9Th, at q. m and Key West the 9th
al g. a. n arrived bar Saturday morning last
She brings u passengers and full cargo Of segas and
tobacco We make the following extract from our
Havana files Saumaah Gsorgisn. .sag sastsa8 f
"Jenny Lind commence her concerts In the
Havana about the 9th 10th The Lind mania
is assuming fearful aspect, and will probably exceed
anything that heard OF wealthy Caballero
making great Tor grand soree honor OF
Jenny which DANA composed for the occasion, called
Ell Ruisenor Sueco" The Swedish Nighngaie) be
played The poes all getting furious about the Night
ingsle. -, sa. gr.rF rs Il.
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TELEGHAPHlC REPORTS FOA THE UNISON.
Coaiitio,. of II. .Northsrs Markets, &c.
NEw Yonk, Jan. 49, p. M
SALES AND PRICES OF NEW
lst call. 2d call
Reading stock va bid 81
United United s..,s; s.. 1858 .l; y! I'D I'D i \.
o. rs 81 81 Tor State brands southern R.lu1
more, 96 H., and choice brands. 70 = Genesss. ~ y
ss. 80 g.s: :: . sss e. q Cam
for mixed and yellow Oats - cents. Provisions .ss
a. yesterday prices. Whiskcy, 45i Is cents
No tidins. Of the steamer Atlantic ap % this writing
There is considerable uneasiness IN reRafd to her, and
business is much interrupted
PhlLApKLrHIA, Jan. l6-2, p. m;--iovsrnment ,.oesI
steady yesterdays prices Pennsylvania 50 go FSa1
choice. for city use, 81 81 Corn meal 32 81 Rye ha
33 60 Grain quie,sna sales of red shoat Corn quN]
sales Upland and orlsans at III Isl cents Wh,.key
rs eta, in hhds. and bbs
- Saiii~g of III Niagara.
BosTos, Jan 5-The Royal mail steamship NiYGI
sailed noon, with % p.s.enssrs for Liverpool and
g, Ass. s sss Gos go y sssr Later
Canada. tagFts,s, & F4#. M II
Unssccsssf,I BaAotings fs Usisd States Ss~at~
Jxrrxxsos CRY, (Mo.,) Jan. lS.-Several unsuccess
ballots have been taken 10 the Missouri or ;"
two wings OF the democratic party in which the charact
of Mr. Benton was assailed and defended.
"H Steamship AIabama.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL This steamship AlAba IA WI
caught In violent gale and was comPslsd TO put IN
Tshuantepoc, whore she rensined seven days She w
been lhIee weeks on tho passage, and fears ens
tanned inst she had boon lost aaH
Yscsis~ Dscisved hu Isdsrss1sses -A,,ea 81 6'ss
CSytsia. -A SAipe}- ETsy Ss~ssa Jov Hsyh
Nzw oiIxar,. Jan. IS I'VE have sdvioe. By he s.sss
Alabama arrived here from VeFa Cruz, which ssass q
Yucatan has declared her Independence Of Mexico,
that war 10 anticipate
Captain Mayo OF the brig Leander, belonging 70 Boss
this port has been arrested and imprisoned o.
charge Of csmmtting rape, ,..
Tho American commercial agent II Hsyu has ssnt II
for p-of-wa which he designs to proce I'd im'nedam
to HAyd for the purpose OF defence ~ $3.50
MayWsiiy Eisefio~.
PnrssuRs, Jan. I4-At the election held In this
for mayor, J1hn b. Guthrie tdepocrat) WAS elected
sbou, four hundred mslory. He rsosvsd the supper
citizens generally in ordss 10 defeat Barker the Pe''s
cumbent aha u arttaftr PIT
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WxDxE.DAr, j.nu.r, Is, 1851


No 30 Charles Barnard 1t aL Joseph Aduns ct a.
la error 10 the circuit OF the United States fO New
York Mr.. Justice Gner delivered the opinion Of this
court Affirming the judgment Of the said circuit court IN
this cause with and damages the Of per
centum per annum.
No. 20. The Town oil East Hartford Us Hartford
Bridge Company In error to the supreme court Of Con.
asctcut Mr. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion
OF this court. affirming the decree OF the said supreme
court in this cause, with costs
No 1886 The Town OF East Hartford Hartford
Bridge Company Ia 10 the supreme court OF Con-
necticut Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the opinion
Of this court, affirming the judgment OF the said supreme
court in this with costs and damages al the rate o.
six per centum per annum.
No 81 j. B. Gilmer u.s. G. Poindexter. In error to the
circuit court of the United States for Louisiana. Mr.
Justice Daniel delivered the opinion OF this court revers
ing the judgment OF the said circuit court with costs. and
remandng this for further proceedings. in conform
ny to The opinion OF this court
No 237. H, Maxwell plaintiff in error. U.s. Nsthanie
Griswold c al. This argued by Mr. Attorney
General Crtlenden for the plaintiff in enor and by MIR
cCulloxh for the defendants in
No gas PHI Greedy, plaintiff in error. u.s. VIM. Thomp
son st al The argument OF this concluded By
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden for The plaintiff ii
error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at IL o'clock, a. m.
THURSDAY, January IL, 1851
B. r. Curtis. esq, OF Massachusetts, c. L.. Durham
esq Of Indiana and q. Clarkson, esq, Of Pennsylva
MIA, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of Thu
Court.
No. "a. j. A. vialobos ct al. the United States
On appeal from the superior court for East Florida Mr.
Justice Catron delivered the opinion OF this Court, at
rming the decree Of the said superior court in thi
cause. &"s
No as. S. w. Oakley u.s. John n. Bennett 81 a. Il
error the district Of the United States for Texas
Mr.. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion OF thi
Court, affirming the judgment OF the said district court
this cause.
No S. The United States. appellants, U.s. J. B. Dante
rive ct al This argued by Mr. Attorney Gen
eral Crittenden for the appellant
No So M NJ Robinson et al appellants, u.s. w.
Minor 81 a. The argument OF this cause was commenced
by Mr. Billiard for the appellants. continued BY Mr. j. N
Campbell for the appeees. and concluded BY Mr. Bullar
for the appellants
No 60 The United States, plaintiffs in error, US. T.
Morgan. ct a. This was argued by MIR Attorne
General Crittenden for the plaintiffs in error.
| Adjourned until to- morrow. IL o'clock, a. m
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New JasEY LrorsLAruRr.-This body met on Tues.
day ns nj Trenton. The senate Organized by the
sefscton Of Hon. Sas D. Can6ed president asd John
Rodgers ~ secretary. These two ofces were unani-
mously elected In the house OF assembly John n Phil
lps (dem } Of Mercer. chossn speaker, and David
Naar OF Easex clerk All the ocsra OF the house ara
democrats, and were elected by vote OF ~ to At We
do NOT know the politics Of the ocs Of the senae. in
which body parties ara equally divided. a slY actI
tYsisydqjs Pem~sylp~sisN.
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DOARDING.--six eight gentlemen can D acccn | ~
ID with board by applying TO MRS MIS- . -,
On isth, bet~esn stree, and rsursylvs"'' ~
las i7--daw ffi Nt@ NaHN 14#f L4N
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o1-N.ssenal Old school PresbytsrAaa E.tsrprise.-
church. purpose regard
'nSns' old sehso p,sS e,n Church IN M. city
Rev J. NJ A,Iin.on Of Gsosssown secretary Sewers. Nd
objsc, unanimously sdoPtsd. ..as ii. u -
sa sass e e. q o..
Of their The object of the mesuns pleading Official da
several have already the city
n1-st Matthew'S Fair, saioo.
may leh Open saul 10 O'Clock,
Jan l7--lt r.H..M ...a ...a .sf..s tul .se I ~
o5-w..hinEton Society for Free Dss.ss..-Mssan,
ass ought 'o"''e ''u' Dc '' o'
j.n7 HIM. PARKHuRsr, Secretary.
NATIONAL HALL
UFUs WEIGH residents and v,ss OF
y "ss.s s
up in handsome introduce 1854 - Fl Il FEE
THE GREAT FRENCH TROUPE N IS
Of ste. and Dancing and Trek .sss whose
d.ipha and IN baltimore 5---.-I a - \
o:sss. : : s'
and all Of whom unnvaled In their respective de
together with company will appear ON
FEa Monday Eoe~ns, january 20, 1851. III
Fcrpsr,iculsr. see bills Of the day. a#..r.t.
NOW OPEN AT oDD 1ELLOwC HALL,
rsl And so.A soon be dosed
ws.pps.' 0r-.a Ortsi., .AssasAs. 81 The Ds..siv-
sstAt1t A#. Ing VsoWus 1fEffTffF ~ a.
srhfssd s cities Of Boe~, PAtiaSsAa s~l se~hsre
DETERMINATIONS beautiful scenery of paris
the world with great variety Of ancient and modern structures
c4tcs kc which prodacsl truly wonderful
The beautiful and
sudden transition that
only be compared the magic Of dream by the
B1 sentiment has been Expressed in regard to this exh
iop-that of unminyled delight.
door. opsn 81 Wednesday ahsnoon.,
cammsneinG al aociock ..l
Tickes - csnt children half price a s.s- - r.
Dec N-du
7WNW7t " WsshAnQtsn Assemblies.
THE Asseby will place Jackson Hail. Tuesday
evening, the 2ist January.
Subscribers desiring will please tho
win the invitation committee, at Gauuers tt
the written authority o
Informed that obtain Adhesion
cks Fscher stationery Adtung the irvse Hoee and
aemau he adninsa without bits ticket Net HlH
The opening march win Ne psrbsmed At half psa ocisek
l6-d5Af HlsN rsE.s5 lsfs tallsa4 ~ t-ats
u 81 ara D~neanG AoAassAy. HHl o
MADAM dancing for
M Tuesday, January =, 1851 Days Of
tion Jussdsyr and Saturdays at half past 3o'clock. -
.<acA Fo< Mount vsrnon--TAres Tr1ps.-Ths
Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER win leave Wash
ingea o'clock, AeIan1a At oK Monday January 10;
Wednesday he 5 and Saturday. the fsh The boat win land
her passea1eu a Fort Washington a.le. !. -
FMe round up d As4Aadfa, rs cents children hall pc
CoacAsa leave the (apto O'Clock taken on the Avense
10 esnn zach other places, rs cents each way Fo sean
IL NJ Rsssds, 0sovsssown, or George and lno"
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.ccA For Mount vsrnon--Three Trtps-Th'
steamboat THOMAS COLLYER win ieavs Wash
inca Of 10 o'clock AkxanAna, lok Monday January
Wednesday the 5h and Saturday. i&h The boat win land
her paaseneen Fort Washington. ~ !
Fae round trip, u AsxAadria IS children hall prcc
CoecAsa leave hs Cap O'Clock; taken the svense
10 cent? each other pacss rs each FOR scan
~ Mr. RessAs, 0sosssown 0ecvxe and Thomas Pmks
Jss i%r%raAr 4 JOB coRsoN, Captain.
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From the Albany Auas Jam ~
. REFLECTION or Col BkSTox.--The information OF
the election OF Col Benton to the Senate Of the United
States for a term which, when completed, will make
thirty six years OF service in that capacity, received
with great enthusiasm by the democrats OIL s SHY and Of
classes who admire the great integrity and varied talents
OF The Missourian II considered = triumph of
great man and good combination OF mse.
able in,rigues and vndicaton OF the Independence
and rights Of Missouri against the dctaon OF schemng
and compromising politicians al Washington .ss3
To he Voters of the Ninth Congressional Diayid of Vu-
eE H a#ts ginia. ss 3fH
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0lXTY ON desirable lots, situated m the Sour
hins ofthe city and suburbs for sale, the
modating terms. Apply 10 l4Es4 49,. r. rs
once door west Of Jackson Hall, Penn. avsnas.
Ian If
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imyws date Of tAs Need o. katu II tAs svsss'.-
MoNG many and important discoveries q tis sseer
IA fame will be written with saabea1 10 ~ p
tory of the past. SANDS BARsAPARlLLA sasAs hrA NJ
and by in works poc'ams ID pewsr th.s nsss ossss
irests,biy Affecting tho appeals Of he sutas ~ ~
Thousands ~ dsssss have sea ss
medicine, such ffsd In ghs veesI
time These thngs done in secret ssss, OF In sA
known but perfvmsA !. oar Essciss ctaes ~
places. They before The world subsantss, ~
doubt the healing virtues Of t preparation As1 The hss
ed, dthoueh pganuc, plain q she hoin Od az.
The 6asapars 10 combined with hs usost e6ectsal -
most saluary productions, the most pesss nies " ~
Kingdom and its uapsecsAssssA ssssaD N he ssss.sss
heath those WIN had Ioas passA ssAer 4sssa
chronic maladies has given xaltsl chsrsc'
docs, evidence Off intrinsic vsue al recon snen
AFFLICTED In the afflicted only know II has osS
important dest6erann In The psneses Al nsdeRs
and bowels with Ill the precision and pcancy n.sra
ions without Of the delstsuOus secs upou e ~ -
es OF hs system Astou9h possssssl u pcwsssh hsshe
IL entirely harmless and Will iHjure The NO.
use, except Of appetite bat whsa Mssa.s =.
the frame and carrying fast In victm Along ~ pe0 - me-
nystsrioss Influence fslt and enkto&ss hsw
vGos, and bring health and strength 70 ~ sssss'ns -
sased. IN f.r ~Isr Il. ..lUf ~ a..H
sCRofULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES
u s9Gt 81 THf8 WINCHESTER, (Ky.) eet =,
A. n. l. ,. 6AHps-GsBrLEnKH; woad Dce lave pO
write you, II Il not duty - ~ ~ fuetr kse~
effect your BarSapanlla ~ had upoa ma
tn. whole spring and ssmmer this sitnauos usss
your karsapartta, asA afss taking swo essrss
also tell you II asoehes wsoAesHa c9ss y
afflicted scrufula N NJ hsa1 ~ ~ phys
him the loss q his sight Wa nsvisnees - - t
cannot recommend all similarly sabsssd - 49,
sapsrlla #GfUtN r4 :. -tEWE4H III
... Your, GslY, ,,cxr xs
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Housr or REPRESENTATIVE Jan. Is, 1851

HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Jan Is, 1851.
Various inquiries have been made by letters and other
wise, whether intend being candidate for election
therefore think proper TO address you this card
The Congress Of which am member has been one
Of the most evenul in the history OF the republic
feel il due myself my friends, and coansry that my
acts in the great drama should be reviewed BY my
stituents Their approval (Which confidently expec)
would be high Qualification. Their condemnation,
however. could not deprive OF tho conviction OF my
having served them with fidelity Al that ask s that
they may give an unbiased verdict. am . candidate
n IA iTaa ~ % JEREMIAH MORTON.
Thu n neru NJ fhs datr,cf RI 80 >~s.d IN rnnv
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MayUaliy Election.

Pnrssuas, Jan. H-At the election held in this 9
for mayor, J1hn 3. Guthrie fderpccrsO was elected
about four hundred msiory. He rsosivsd the suPpsu
citizens generally In order defeat Barker the Pesso
cumbent. 1HI4t - f tH auttItttt
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m - 1VII DAmolnW Academy. ~ ""-T T|I-
ADAM BLAKEs in dancing for
III Tuesday, January - 1851 Days Of
tion Jussdsyr and Saturdays at half past 3o'ciock. -
Jan f1-4weoa Ki'MlN t1rs Atl# Z $3.50 Il ~. ~
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'H'E7sI F.AEsN9 E9sS'
MUTUAL FIRE
lNSUR 4 NCE
COMPANY OF
RHODE ISLANDs

This Comnany mas appointed the iollowin,
Local Directors IN the county oi NcAport, viz
SETH W. MACY, Newport,
'iiANlEL GREEN, MIddlctown,
BODnEN CHASE, Portsmouth,,
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Little Compton
SAMUEL DUNN, New Shurrham,
BENJAMIN COrrREL., jamestown.
WILLIAM J.. BArEMAN, TVcrtuu.
This Company viii insure Farm Houses an.
Farm Building, ano all other buildings in IT.
County not more hazardous than farm house
IL the vcinil, Of cities and villages, no bulldu
will ir insured IL there are other buIdiags cN
ccpt the out buildings on the same premise.
within 4j feet. ~ huilding within the cnmpd,
parts of cities and villages, nor within 100 lcct e.
Factories, and mechanics shops will bc IlSulcG
Household in uIurc, wearing apparel, books
provisions, and generally such property a Is kcl
OF used in dwelling houses, will be insured ~ th,
county, AMI IN cities aud villages when not within
lDJ feet of Factories aud mech mes shops. Han
gru !, sheep, swine, neat cattle, horses, carria
Ics, II ,racssrs, SC, may he insured when in bull
dlnIs whch may he insured hy this Company.
Ia all cases Note must he gwen ior two pc
crnt OF the sum insured, and one siNth of tn
note must be pai IN c.sh.
poliri : will run for live wears, and viii cove
three iourths Of rhr value of the property.
Applications for insurance may be made 70 ia,
Local Directors or to their agents.
BENZ Il. THU RSTON, President.
JOSEPH WlNSOR. Secretary.
Office Of the Director for the Town pt New
port and vicinity, 93 Spring, corner of Pruspcc
Hill streets.
AprlO SETH w. MACY.
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!. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

And in these diseases medicine 10 of no avail what
ever. Il never does good and II often does harm.
s. rups extracts. Balms BalSams, EliXirs, Bitters,
G.ls, Powders and Potons of every Kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies OF the
already prostrsted system, while under the strength
eniG, lie giving. yitalling influence of GaSannn,
o. applied By this beautiful discovery the exhausted
patient ald wehNoned sufferer is restored to former
health strength. elasticity and yigor.
These remarks relate to such diseases as NkC.
PhLGiA. TIC DOLORElN \, BRONCHITIS, PAIL
PITATlON of the HEART WEAKNESS, and all
FsaAiE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD.
ACHE, LASSiTuDE aud DESPONDENCY, which
sre on.J uuAcr AJmes for Nervous Dcrangcment
EPILPTIC FITS and CONNuISlONS which are
now knows to result from a non.equilibrium Of
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAF.
MSS, which L. nearly always caused by torpldity
si the Auditory Nerves and can always he perfectly
eiTsa by Gal> snsm when the organ Is not destroyed
u .rPtl 81 in ~ worst forms PALSi and PARA
LYSS unifnrmlv caused by deficiency of Nervous
. influence ClitONIC HiEU MATISH, TORPlDl1Y
Of the ItvFp, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR.
CULAIION, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS ),
pEF1Cii NEY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL IN.
ERGI. and all those distressing complaints result.
is ..u.. D..kaNGLMEHT of ths NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
IA lNe !boye pre- allen. and terrible class Of dis
sssrs - : ervous tompsints are much more nuncr.
sus lhan L. generally IInaglncd-
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CANcERoUS SGRCTULA!

This .s 'hc case Of Tyrg who pei htes lie yos
.i ~ uf wnfss r.-, Of SCROFULA, hy only fse'r hot
M Uf b. MS ruyi"r 'Aan ever wns cH'cd bv ~" NJ" ~
'u,L .iON- 81 br hos' N1rsGJaii'H1 lIi wts . Isr
.l9r M hrs mot efficient ed.eIi IouU ~ u!! es<s sa1"
ut such a yeIolt;atl" hD,ritss ca.C.
MI j iIAElNlS, Of Rome, OHeidG Co., " J., hra SeFr
.y f, g,o- Wu- confined - hs h'd lie Inst tc"pNts
So .p ur' ,cusud mud drhul'Nicd a. 10 b. uaah-' "
r 20. hs hand 20 his head 10 had the best mctcH oifTt
! u.l AT of the be,i Spya0SGyMGS 10 ~ GOOD tta"tA
uf is,f plA ira,ss and considered is be- ~ sg-s
.tc r1 could 1--we ircUfy fJVv iaNri irg-, WIN he
ruunu,aer1 usine BRAS1"S IERHlFR. ~. .cL is"i
.s tar iv or f0 " h0ie icas o1'sl ryoHsn
. ig,lt gc tuluT hs chm, ~ al be hrry'urG Lrueu
,.. Iu. '- eaten around thai Il c"a 't iVtd
iD u d. u is piuc only hofns by s7'1y "e 'ia ns''
D. on, nm was d. .'roycd BY acrrs; ulcer unecr
nr am .,r.s N3afs h0d Nd uars cfir, h'"'.t
~. sta .utr his Ldv Thus hp ~ uN c."i wi'h ioegy
such mt a. ac,,3 QjCl.te tyccys rutuls kIis vi "
,-rsrl Fys urlncr Gpd n, TsrliculaTS. sue sur fAI
puiEis.
b. THOMAS WILLIAMS. ,4o Of Ne moe y aNL l.y.
1.. uf Euro, called 10 Eyskn tr dry tstost
crnrrrrgr' usiry Brm's Purifier. Dr. ". tN"m.yd
...i O. .u 'uG hu tint D. the bicsi,W., ti he LoTd
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DYSENTERY

This distressing disease is n dernngcd condi-
ton of the vi,ceral organs. Whether result
ing from con'agiun, improper diet, clnngc of
climate, or from any other cause, DR. ). T..
Tuwnsends Compound Extr,t of Sarsapara
is demonstrated to be the most cllicacious aud
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec l5 lsi9
Mr. II. q. BLss-DEAR sra ! wa tttou sick on
the 7th August lsiS, with relax or dys'nory, md
did not recover 30 that could perform manual labor,
until February. i~i3. employed Oh" beet physcians,
one after nnoth'r, but none of thrm could clcct n
cure. I began 10 think never should rccuv"r-whrn
n friend told me that u" hu' usrd Dr. :. T. G0wnscnds
Snrsppar Q with the beet OF succr-s and advised me
% try IL uid and, contrary ~ my expectations,
began 10 recover. Two bottles made me ~ well as
ever was IN my lite. You are 10 liberty to make any
use Of this that will extend the Of Dr. : T. Town
ssnds Sar-aparilla NJ remedy tor The disease With
which was afflicted Respectfully. yours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
Farm to Let.

ENIE Farm now occupied 10y Joseph Bate
Il nan, cDntluing about IL acres Of excel
tent Land with privilege of Sea Weed and
the RIGHT OF selling sroncs and gravel; q
larg" and commodiuu' dwelling house. which
vi acco nmodate 10 boardcrs, a small b u.s.,
f,r the tenant, with suitable apparatus for
crr kim; tw" large barns and crib with all
9th, out buildings For terms applyto
rUDMAS J. PECku AN.
Nov IttF