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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
CHARLES greenfield der,
At the Eagle Clothina Store

In Little's Block is receiving his Fall and VIM
ter stock of Ready Made clothing which for quality
STYLE and price can't be equalled at any other estab
lishment in Portage county.
Call and see. oct 6 If
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
From he London Times.
The World 10 full of Beauty.

: The World 10 futt Of Beautys >-zs "
= There is q voice within me. .s.3s-e--s-
And lis 50 sweet a voice, e
That its soft lispings win me,
Till tears start to mine eyes;
Deep from my soul il sprngetlb
Like hidden melody;
And eyermore it sngetll
This song of songs to me:
This world is full Of beauty
As other worlds above; - KS
And if we did our duty.
Itmipht be full Of loyel
II faitlsand loving kindness
Passed coin twixt heart and heart,
Old Bigotry's dark blindness
And malice would depart. -
If men were more forgiying.
= Were kind words often spoken, s|
Instead Of scorn so grieving
There would be few hearts broken. 81
When Plentys round us smiling,
Why wakes this cry tor bread? g1+s
why are crushed millions toiling,
Gaunt-clothed in rags-unfed? ?-
The sunny hills and valleys
Blush ripe with fruit and grain; s.s 9
But the lordlings of the palace s.zs. .s
: Still robs his fellow-nen. e,4
O God! what hosts are trampled st@ -sF -
Amidst this press of gold, -s.z,
What noble hearts are sapped Of life.
What spirits lose their hold!
And yet upo n this God blessed earth rs
There's room for every one; =
Ungarnered food still ripens. s2 "a y
s To waste, not in the sun; 7s'E 55s t1'-.
For the world is full Of beauty, "a : fslt5zs =
As other worlds above; g
And If we did our dnty,
y 1t might be full of love!
Let the law of bloodshed perish, Is s.
Wars gore and glory, spIendor-E siz7i =
And men viii learn to cherish
Feelings more kind and tender.
y Were we true unto each other, 55- -
We'd Danish Hate and Crime;
And clasp the hand of a brother.
In any land or elimel q
If gold were not an idol,
Were mind and merit worth, 5...@
Oh there would be a bridal
Betwixt high heaven and earth.
We're truth an uttered language,
Angels might talk with men,, Hle s5e
And God illumined earth shall see ~
The golden age again,
{ For'the leaftongue of the forest z.s.
The fower-lips of the sod-s7t's z4F % =
The birds that hymn their raptures 21.' -
Into the ear of eod-z1s sssss,,e=sss.a yek,e =
And the sweet wind that bringeth ]slE
The music of the sea, z.a
Have each voice that sngeth
This song of songs to me:
"This world is ful of beauty, 9Tst & ~
As other worlds above; -
s And if we did our duty, s--.g .i,5-} ,Essss
II might be full of love" - 5'-sz aSi. : = -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

+ THOMAS Fl. BECKWITH'S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have
geen appointed and qualified Administrators on the
Estate of Thomas H. Beckwth late of Ravenna,
fcrtage County, Ohio, deceased.
JOHNL RANNEY. -..
NEWELL u. CLARK.
Ravenna, Oct. l2tb 1852
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
TO FEM4LES.

YoU will 6pd these pills invaluable medicine IN
many complaints to which you are subject In obstruo-
lions either total partial they have been found OF m
estinable benefit restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action purify ing the blood and other fluids
effectually put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female ire gnriiies headache, gddincss
dilnness Of sight, pain the side. back, &c.
None genuine nnless signed j. N lIobensack all 9TH
ers being base Imiiation. ~ ~--...
III Agents wishing new supplies, and sfore-keepers
desirous of becoming address the proprietor,
j. NJ llobensaek, Philadelphia Pa. s4
AGENTS
DR.. Isaac Swift, Rarena A. V. Horr, Shalerssille;
l. 3. Sheldon. Afv aier; II. Siiley. Sufied; ID. X.
Wheeler. Randolph; Dr. Pr. nce. Garfield; j. II.
Sexton, Y oungstown; ; Eoyt. Brother& Co.. W arren;
and wholesale by DIR. G. H. Heyser. No. l4o, W ood
ST., Pittsburgh; G.. d. Haywood, Cleveland. ll8l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
$500 CHALLENGE,

"HATEFER concerns the health and happiness of
w people, is at all times of the most valuable inn
porance take it for granted that eyery person III do
all in their power the lives of their children aud
that every person will endeavor to promote tneir own
health all sacrifices. feel it 10 be my duty solem-
My you that Worms according to the opinions of
the celebrated physicians, the primary of
large majority of diseases 10 which ciIdrend adults
are table, if You have appetite continually chsngea
BILE from one kind of food 10 anoer had breath, PAIN III
the stomach picking the hardness and funess of
The belly dry cough slow fever pulse iregniarremen-
Der that all these denote Worms and you shouldn't once
apply the remedy 4 49,, 3.
HRObensack's Worm Syrup:
article founded upon scientific principles compound.
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly safe
when taken, and be given TO the most tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Diarrhea have made them weak and debilitated, the
stands without equal The catalogue Of medicines In
giving tone and strength to the stomach, which makes
an infabie remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
the astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
sicans have ed is the best evidence OF lis superior
efficacy over all others.
TIE TAPE WORM!l ~
This is the most difficult worm to destroy OF oil that
inlest the human system it grows almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the lntesnes
and stomach, affecting the health sadly ta cause -.
Vitus Dance Fits &c thai those afflicted seldom f
suspect fla is Tape Worm Fastening them early
grave In order destroy this worm very energetic
to take to Of my Liver Pills, to all OBJ
sructons that the Worm syrup may act direct upon the
which must be taken in dosesOf2 ablespoonfulls
times day. These drec tions followed, have never
been known to fail ncurng the most obstinate Of
Tape Worm.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

gHyRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.-A
a large iot, for sale very cheap at the Eagle
Clothing Store.
April 2lst, 1852
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

-ALGERNON S. COLLINS ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified Administrators on the
estate of Algernon Collins, late of Ravenna, Por-
tage county, Ohio, deceased. &p
ANN COLLINS.
HORACE s. DOTY.
Ravenna, Sept 90. 1852, 3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

CHRISTIAN MENIER,s ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator of the estate
OF Christian Mener late of Randolph Portage c. un-
ty, Ohio, deceased.
HENRY BRUMBAUGH
Randolph Sept "a, 1852 ct
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20

ROBERT CLARK'S ESTATE. as sl
Notice is hereby gwen that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate of Robert Clark, late of Streetsborough
Portage county, Ohio, deceased. -, q. Z.
JAMES w. CLARK.
Streetsborough, September 25, 1852. 70
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-10-20
JOHN McINTesHs ESTATE.

JOHN MeINToSPS ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has te
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
tate of John Mcintosh late of Mantua, Portage
County, Chic, deceased. .s 7zssaE
JOSEPH McINrosH..
Mantua September 60 1852 3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
MOkNlNG DEC. y, 1889.
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES,
CRATES, TN WARE, AG.,
10. l2O rHAmEs sTREtr.

No. l2O THAMES sTRItT.
1IIE subscriber having purchased and rd6iicd
l the store \o. i20 lhamts street, and uiu-
u,sh.d his Mandatory Auh ,hc mos, inJ Iu,, d
mL,chiner, rrslnciidib sya o6' IL, luihr riilz,,
81 Nrwr0fr, and y,rinril ih.t b, /, I,sl.utd To
, >ccu,r all orlis Ia his hnr Mih derramh and
ia mork fn,riikr minirr, nnd ~ Ii,r's v hir':
d.Iie. competition. lie Mare Rm ~, base "a, 4
rcpirnshed aud pr sent o.r OF III Lirgc,, ,art.
tics ~ the state.
tOOkINu STOVES. threat care ha. h"cn
h s,owe in the ,chciipn Ii N, ih, maiN rHi,,ii.
fCooking Stoves, 81 az rr lsst a,iapr Il Ia ills
nfuttf, nIfrng which may hr icund The imlrn'cd
Ia ,de Island h,r.iight, Ang.O-' a>on, What
threr, OH Euilony, fremont, Ligh 81. uir"c-
aud vm',ls ohcr Iaiie,ns.
PARl.OR 4 CHA MBER STOVES .--Amopg
his assortment of Paror AID hanh,r >tO\t,
may be- ioun all tho desirable and an .o'' d pat
terms combining branfy and economy.
RANGES AND FUkhACES .-Thnsc wish.
ing Ranges or Hot Air Fu.a.Ie., wnnd 40 wdli
Ia cxarnine his a--m tmcht l"io,e purchasing, ~
his ag.ncSs IN this line enables han 10 oil,r
inducements.
PARLOR GRATES.--A large assortment,
embracing all the new and beautiful 0esigns, va
r, ing in pricc from s 5 to $50.
KITCHEN FURNISHING WARE.-Tin,
Britannia, aud Japan Ware, oi every description,
constantly on hand or made 10 Orctr al shoit mo-
tice.
Chain Pumps, We'll Curhs, and every Article
usually found IN snch an establishment ir here Of
tered AT prices which are as low as al All, store Ia
town for the same quau, Oi e DDS
Particular attention paid TO thu s. ting OF tur.
naces. Ranges aud Stoves, and Repairing Of Tin
aud sheet Iron Ware.
N. W. MARSH,
o4 l2O Thainns Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
From y Y. Morning Starr


TRULY ALARMING The City Inspector
weekly returns exhibit fearful array of deaths
by diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can 40 more m IN healthy
state " en- the stomach is disoldcred, than a
watch can Keep true time when its handspring Is
injured. And how readily and paInl,ssly the
digestive apparatus ard all its dependent organs
can bc regulated and restored TO their full vgor
The Alternative and cordial properties OF HUTCH
ISGs' VEGETABLE DysrrPsA BITTERs will
accomplish this object with a reclsion and GER
tainty that justify us in pronouncing It inialllb'e.
The accordant Il stiInony Of all who have been
wise enough to give it a trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of Thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofrcmark-
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lc
had of the agents. free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal O1icc, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
Juucl 3
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iaarrtc0.

IN South Reading, Mass, 30th ult., MIR. John
T.. Burgess, OF New York, aud Mrs Ellen NJ.
Eustis, Of >. X.
In l.enox, 25th ult., DR.. Simon Hobbs, Of
Northampton, n. H.. and Mar, &. Sears, Of j..
They expect sonn 20 go as Teachers to the Choc-
taw Indians.
In Now Bedford, Mr.. Sylvester NJ. Hall, Of
New Bedford, and Hiss Ann Eliza Barker, Of
Newport.
In Fall River, 25,h ult., by Rev. b. II. Davis,
Mr.. William Anthony, Of Portsmouth, X. L., 70
Mrs. Sarah Munrc p, of Tivcrton.
IN Thompsonyrllc, o., evening Of l4ih inst
at IL o'cioc,, while sltting IN tncir Wagon IN
the street, Lester King to Lucinda Peare, both
ol East Windsor.
IA this town, 2sth ult., by Rev. MIR. Brooks,
.., Stephen Ayraut Ward and Miss Anna :.
Brgan, both of this town.
IN thi. town, LIST, by Rev. Mr.. Brewer, Mr..
Jethro &. Carr and Miss Sarah Content, eldest
laughter Of Mr. Arnold ". Hazard, all Of this
ipwn.
~ Now Bedford, 29th ul., by Rev Mr.. Tay-
lor, Mr. George z. Read, Of this town, aud Miss
Martha X. Wilbour. Of that city,
In Nat,ck, 25th ult., Mr.. Alonzo w. Stanley.
ofTaunlon, Macs, aud hi's Emily Mar'i" OF
Warwick.
In Washington, ID. c., on the 2d, by the
Friends Ceremony. Jonathan Dennis, IT,. aud
Jane Elizabeth Parsons, of w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
NEW & IMPROVED
CHIMNEY PIECES
PIER sIAgs

Mdnufaet,d o( Ntonr by The
PENRHi n MAKBI + COMPANY.
THESE CHIMNEY PIECES AND TIER
/ SLABS are new and beautiful articles, suue-
rior in appearance and finish Ia any other in the
market; can he made Of any dimensiUns, and
sold at low prices. They are very highly
polished, retain their beauty much longer tnan
the coIumon marble, aDd are not injured or de-
f,cedby coal, gas, smoke or acids. since their
intro duction, "A large numler have been sold and
have given general satisfaction. The labor re-.
qnired To- keep them IN good orde' IL very slight,
AZ they do not become di-cnlored like other kinds
Of marble. The stone used in their manufacture
is impOi ted from England, whri, II Is very eN.
tensiveIy used for architectural ruIposes. having
been known to lst tor centuries. IL does not
paltakc oi the brttlcnrss oi common marilt icmg
tough, strong and durable, and thu. peri,cil, w'il
adapted lvr chimney pieces, &c. This stone by
u peculiar process, s beautifully enamell,d, IN
imitation ol The finest Egyptlan-lhr enamel be-
ing so GrInl, incorporated with th' stone that ii
becomes permanent.
The Uncquallcd polish and appearance oi these
Chimney Pieces aud the confidence with which
they have thus Car been usrd, give the iaircst ey-
idrn,c that the 4, nlhyn Ma,blc, 10y its many
advantages, will IL no distant day supcr.cdc the
usc Of he Egyptian.
Pier Slabs and shelves Tor Parlors, Chambers.
&c., together with hrOnz'd and other kluds OF
Brackets. Of various pattc NJ, ,iuinish Il tn order
Architects, Bulicrs, aud all others are invIt
To examine them.
Sample. M, b seen III the store Of
BLISS 4 STANiiOpE, Asrnts.
% III rhamee ST.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be- sold at Public Auction on Monday,
w Nov. 22l, At l0o'clock, A nj. on the prem.
isc, (if fair, ii not the next fair day after. agree
ably 10 decree Of the Hon. Couit Of Probate oi
the town Of Portsmouth.
All the right, title and interest which BENJA-
MIN BROWN, late of POI tsnouth, decd, had
at the time of his death, IN and 10 the following
dcscr ibed premises with the buildings there n
standing, or 40 much thereof will lie sufficient
to raise the sun OF five hundred scveniy-two dol
Lars and eight, eight cents with incid ntal cxpen-
ccs, situated IN Portsmouth.
FIRST lot with a dwelling house and lot oi about
one and half acres with An orchard in full brai
ins, bounded Moth aud East on the heirs Of VIM.
Batrnnan, South ON heirs Of Isaac Chase, and
Wet aud ON lane and Samuel Sl"cun.
The other lot containing about six scr's and
bounded North, East aud West on the heirs oi
Wm. Bateman, and South on tn. heirs Of Isaac
Chacc.
Conditions n, the sale.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Administrator.
Po, tsmouth, Nov. 9, 1852. pd
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NEWELL'S PATENT
SAT- EFT Y LA VI r,

ANb IN
Warranted To prevent all Accident from the
use of Burning Fluid and all other TX
plosive Compounds used for the
production oi Light, also
AROMATIC FLUID,
Which burns with "A clsar light, Is free from
grease or smoke aud is manufactured without
Camphcnc or Spirits of Furpen'ine.
For sale Wholesale and retail. hv
Is. IA. TlSDALE & son,
Agent for Newport and yincinty.
The following certificate '1 sufficient gnaran-
tee otthc entire safety an efficiency OF the Safety
Lamp aud Feeder.
CERTIFICATE.
We have had an opportunity to test the Patent
Safety Lamp aud Feeder oi Mr. John Newell, of
this city, in regard To the measure Of protection
which their construction Affords. In the trials
to which we subjec'c them we cndrarorrd with
out effect, to produce explosion, 81 the vapor oi
the lu,d mixed with air, and TO burst them ny
the pressure Of the vapor alone.
The principle adopted b, Mr. Newell is that
Of the well known Da', Lamp. Tie has 50 com e
blued the parts that ue are satIsfe that all risk
Of explosive action is removed.
CHARLES 4. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
AUG. 4. HAYES, NJ. d.,
Boston, Aug. 30, 1852
As,ayer, 10 State Of Mass
The public are invited 10 examine the above AT
s2ld l3S Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
Wilbor's Com})und of
PURECOD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.
A CURE roR COSsUMPrios, CoUGHs, ,foLps,
ASTHMA, ,BRoscHi1is,' ,''ihtnAL DtBiL-
IiyAsp ALL SCKUFULors IIUMOks.


IiYAsD ALI ScKOFULorSlIUAOks.
rNiiE ,iroprrtnr has siUcccied (ioin direct ions
1 of Professor S,out, in combining the Oil and
Linc =, pcrtrcl, that the taste oi the Oh, which
i. 50 niu,cous, Ia persons generally, Is en,ncl.
overcome, and i, can b" taken w the most dcl-
cate female. with pleasure. Ard as regard, the
benefit ol this article over The clrar oil, the iol
Lwins case, by Professor Stone, ~ sufficient TO
convince III" mot sccptic,. The young lad,
was years oil ag. 49,.
.li'r discJse w,S one oi nnlnixcd phihisis,
wh,rh had been expected to terminate ~ the
course ola lew month. iaaih. IEr upper part
ofb,,h her lungs was filed with tulcTcl-s. and ia
som, places were b"giuning to sOi,rn The case
was evideully had one. - treatment Of Cod
Liver Oh Was AT first u-ed, but without marked
improve .nrn,. The fhusphat- "f k,rnv was then
administered with the Oil, ami the result, n. III
the ease of many others, was soon apparent. -
Tn" patient was rapI3t getting we'll" ..
Tnis preparation d0Ts not IKE the Cod Liver
Oil lrrouic rancid which nakrs II very d"sire.-'
bc lor Persons travelling 40 II Keeps irrsh ior
long time.
}r cure and get The genuine, Manufactured only
bv ALEN'R y. WiLBOlt, Chemist, lJ6 Cour,
Street, Boston.
X. R.HAI\RD s co., Agents Tor Newport
aud vicinity. Jel4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
BELLS
SAFETY LAMP EEEOE

BELLS
SAFETY LAMP ANDFEEDE X
As il has been "a custom from time imInemorial
TO reserve the most eloquent Speeches, the most
interesting Theatrical entertainments, and the
most Injurious viands for the last, Mr. Bell has,
in conformity with this long established custom,
! reserved his newly invented
SAFETY LAMP
tll near the close Of the year, that te public, al
ter having been pleased aud apparently satisfied
with the inventions of Professors ami Doc,ors,
and other distinguish indivl who have
| preceded them, may have more permanent satis
faction in the
REAL FIRE-PROOF LAMP
Which all the world "haye waited for,
A,J .o,,h, IN, ,.v,r fund
TIL. - :; 49,, .;,nL. in II. co,s,ruc,;o,. and
80 ...'r;,r o In, .xnIn.;or.' c;,her Il, cxn,n.
.;o, ;,a;,i,,n 10 SEJE.EvIDENT n ,e
,,;,o. les ,l,,n hall the Lbor bestowed ON ever,
l,ha, lnJ IF ,,nn ,o lecn !, IN GOOD order. and
" ra,,n;.h !, ,.,h EI,;J 'rhs ,,,.,, G,,l, IN in.
.oJ;, H.. ono, :. ,h., tho ,n,puf ,c,u,e,s of ann
r.. Iii bay. .cc,s;nn r. complain. ,bo, NJ
49,. nEii,S I .WpS bo,, ,on', into soch ,,I,,
,,., :, oy,os, ,,,ry mar, ofn, N,;t,d Ntaf,,.
"a, l.,,,,, or tn. MAXIM i, ,,,y mv,b cvto,I,J
.. MS I.yy.Top uYscn,wyp osIyA,ouI
ro,v r,yrs ~ ruy cnunsr or War.
.rn,,x ro srp,,y yur Tuu,. wIru,,w
,,cvs ,sn OF cnup.r ru,y viii LAST
voprv,a ~ The ;nyentor ,boupb conscious
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
NEW YORK BAKERY.

V'RF subscriber respectfully informs HE Gicnds
i aud the puIl,c ol Newport generally, that hr
still continues To carry on the Baking business in
all its various branches, wh-,e can he found
fresh every day, larger assortment Of Cake,
aud Bread than can be purchased at any other
store, such as
Lady Fingers, Lady Cake,
Muang"rs and Kisses, Ginger SiaIs,
Macaroons, Wafer Jmuhhs,
Vanilla Jumblcs, Cocoa ut Drops,
Nolcvous, Puff Pastry,
an" all other kinds of Cake constantly on hand
Also Wine and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds.
n. u. Hot Tea Biscuit, kuek and Buns ev-
cry afternoon, AT O'clock, aud sent to any pau
OF the town. A. ". CLARKE,
jI9 Corner of Spring aud Frank streets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICER

THE DAILY NEWS AND UEFALD
OF THE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 Thames Street.
This Office being furnished with all the desh
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted To every description Of work, from the
mammoth Poa,, down To the senttel Vis,hng Card
together with an ample supply oi wcli-choscn
varieties oi hand some plain and fancy
JOB TYPE.
The proprictors believe that their facilities for
executing every desc' iption Of
PRINTING
such as to enable them to answer all orders
tn the entire satisfaction of those wto may ia
vor them with their patronage.
The proprictors are prepared {. eJn'n''
promptl, and at as
Low PRICES
a. can he offered any where,
Nam moth aud Medium Postsrs,
Shop Bills, Programmes,
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books and Pamphlets.
Business and Visiting Cards.
Tickets AID Checks, PLAIN and Fancy I.al~s,
in black, blue or red Ink, ar Br,ns, Of ever,
shade, on white or ia"cy r"lored papers.
o. Always on hand, good stock Of plain
pearl surface and enamclled, white and colored,
CARDS, adapted to every description OF w"rk
~ packs aud IN boards to he cit to order
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09
TErom the Irish Amcrjc,n.l


AsAPrEAL TO CoMMoS SEssk.-lt wont
10, at this day. to advance an opinion without CIV
ing "a reason for il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUTcHiNCS VEG
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BirLERS were SPECIFIC
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
OF il, but they would mt believe our ,pse d',n
without gave them the why and the whcr-
fore. We therefore state, az the result oi per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent teSti-
Ttny Of I'll our {, icnls and acIuaintanccs who
have tried the article, or have seen it tried, that
its tonic Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uneq'alIcd. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impaits
irnncss to the nerves, and invigora'cs the const'
tuition; AM that its stimulating effect is followed
By uo reaction. We therefore consider IT the
very best stomachi' which mc,.lcal science has
yet given To mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark =
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can bs had OF
the agents, free.
PrICE so crSTs PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

TnE GRANDSON or ByRos. The eid.
es, son oi Lord and Lady Lovelace,
who was lately advertised in the Lon
Ion Tunes as "a fugitive, has been re.
covrfed by the olce. He had gone 10
Liverpool win the intention OF shipping
rs cabln-boy. 10 avoid being put Oh II
man oi-war. This youth. who is de-
scribcd as well-lookIng. is the grandson
OF Lord Byron, the eldest son of"Ada,
sole daughter OF his house and heart"
But Lord Lovelace. in letter, denies
the stoiic. in the papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-09

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the atter4lon OF those Of our sub.
scribers who may he afflicted with
Debility or Dyspepsia, to the extraordi-
nary cures effected by the Oxygenaied
Bitters. 1t 10 not often we feel justified
in devo,ing any portion OF our columns
to the lauda,ion Of Patent Medicines,
but in this instance the hope Of alevia-
ting suffering is sufficient inducement
with NO to break All established rule.
Having been furnished with mass
Of evidence IRON person, Of unimpeach-
able vsraeity aud OF distinguished Po-
si,ion, who n,sntion in terms Of unequal
iied praise the benefit they have deriv-
ed from il, We cannot doubt II TO be most
sficneious Tor the cure Of Dyspepsia or
Debility.
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