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CONCERTS of the FRASER FAM.

II V4NVEN L - OF CIt NHOEN AWIs
~ LY will be given during the present week 10 the M
loving places MONDAY EVENING at IroquOis Hal!
JERSEY City. WEDNESDAY, EVENING at Hope Chapel
kew-York. THURSDAY EVENING q, Hope ChApeb
New-York. FRIDAY EVENING at Odd Feilow's Hail.
Paterson, N j. SATURDAY EVENING" at Hope Chapev
New York. On which occasion the programmes wn ~
cqce the raest gems of Scottish song and other chses
selections Concerts commencing at u O'Clock The 20
mo- Forte 10 be used at these Concerts is from the ware
81 Ste
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The who.e ofths items and part OF those marked do
net into the aggregate. The Grcc-rs Bank. capital
$500 600, and knickerbOcker Bank Of the City Of New
York capital $500 600, have into operation Sc
TENDER report.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Wednes.
day Before the Recorder and Aldermen Tweed and
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EIRCUS-NEW-Y AMPHITHE.
~ ATER, No. 81 BOwey ION MONDAY EVENING,
reo o. and during the week, grand romantic E9ussnss
Pageant of ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON, WITH
Al ITS splendid accessories, pr0cessions &C ma
THANS, and his Infant Artist Mrs COLEsfrst perform
ance OF the Manage Act. Mr. X SANDS and Pups, O.
RIVERS and Boys together with full performsnc Of
other Horenanshp. Gymnastics, &C. by the Con ,ssv-
Afternoon Performances on SATURDAY.. STA
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RURTON'S THEATER, CHAMssas.

RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM,
NJ - Admission accents: children III OTIS 49,.
THURsDY AND FARIOAY, Feb. 10 and i3i-&na
Week q THE BOTTLE.
Afternoon. at O'Clock,
ACCORDIAN PERFORMANCE. BY Master 3snjamin.
After which, THE MAID OF CROISSY
Eyening &, at O'Clock. THE BOTTLE.
The curious attractions OF the Museum, IN the way
wonders in Art and Nature, are truly unequaled.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.-BefOre Judge
woodruff -HilIiGa BlsrieN agt. Harrey B,vdell-
TO test the ownership OF quantity OF household
furniture, belonging, IN his life tune, 10 the late
place.
1t is alleged by plaintiff that In An action for al.
vofce OF separation, between MIR. John Buraen and
MS VIE, and SUITS arisng from u, Mr.. j. b. became
indebted 70 MI P,errepont, his counsel, and gave
hm mortgage on his household furniture which
plaintih bought. The furniture was sold subse-
quent 70 MI BIS death, IN March, 1850, an execu-
ton obtained by MI Harvey Burdell, previous 10
MI j. death. and bought by w. IL b. William
CLAIMED to own the furniture, and gave bonds to The
Snefn ana took II into possession. The value IS
said to be over $500 The case is on
Heiarlep DeppernaRn and Ferdinand yehl,aaId act
JOAN r BronEtg plaintiffs claim To have bousht
OF Henry Rust for $3.50, certain fixtures and stock
OF grocer store, also grocer's wagon aud other
articles The wagon, a refrigerator, clock. &c
we've attached on a Sillwell warrant sued out nv
Mr. Bronn,ng on clam against Rust. The ones.
ton is whs thsr plaintiffs Mr. Rust actually owned
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Tassdav.
Before the Recorder. and AID. Tweed and Como
ton -Ballsd In the eases OF EDoca Cook aud
Andrew 5, Toms indicted for forgery the Court this
morning reduced The bail required OF them, from
Itia!s for Grand LGrcesy.-Timothy Sullivan WAS
uied and csnvicted Of grand larceny, in stealing
december last. SiS in bank notes, the property Of
isaac Moore. The Cour, sentence h "A TO the State
Prison for years and months.
WIN. Moran was tried on an indie; nent, charging
him Win having, on the 10Th OF November last,
stolen two watches, two chains and two pencils.
valued at $l6s. the property Of Jacob KERN The
evidence failed to sustain the charge, and the ac-
cused was acquitted and discharged
Sentenced Joseph WAGNER, German who, in
November last, was convicted Of an assault aud
battery, with intent TO kill Jacob Clouse but who
lad stay OF proceedings granted to him. in order
20 nave the judgment reviewed by the Supreme
was this day sentencedto the State Prison for
years ana months, the Supreme Court having
sussaihsa inc judgment OF the Court below Ad.
COURT OF GENERAL SrssloNs-Wsdns,.
day Before the Recorder and Aldermen Tweed and
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"A SlOh-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-
LA GERMAN THEArEa. every TUESDAY 40
THURSDAY. DEUTSCHES THEATER jeden Dikas
STAG ind DONNERSTAG. THURSDAY, Feb. Il, i1M
Will be performed: DIE
MEM0RIEN DIES TEUFELS The Devils Memsr.
BY the best members Of the Troupe.
To be followed by
LADIES BEWARE.
Prices Of AdmssiOn-T Parquet and Boxes, 30 cents
Amptheatre rs cents Doors open at g. commence It
u o'clock.
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BROADWAY THEATRES. A.

~ MARSHALL, Sole Lessee.-THIS EVEWA0,
Feb. IL, will be performed
DAMON AND PYrHIAS.
Danen. Forrest Pythias Csnvv
To conclude With first time at this Theater the Comedy
of MR. AND MRS p.
Boxes and Parque, SO cents Family Circle and Ulp9
Fer, rs cents Private Boxes, s. and So. Doors opea
81, and performances commence precisely Mt O'CLOCK
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Amnscmcnts.
NJBLO'S CARDEN-TO THE PUB.

L IDIO ~ VAN " - - W
/ LIC.-In consequence OF Madame ROSE DE tun
being tal en- suddenly Ill the Artists Union beg leave
state that u utterly Impossible lot them !" ~
fern LUCREZIA BOkGlA ON wednesday evsnee-e
BOSlO will the first time In her celebrated roe
Of Maria de Rohap Those persons who may desre ~
tain their seats already secured for Wednesdays pesn-
nee will please call at the Box Office, and than
for tonight or the money W Ill be returned. III
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COURT PROCEEDiN"

cou.r CALEspAs-!a.1s %, Dd 900 az IS,
s 81 s1 500 rs $50 to '4s ' 3d. 3d. '
a4s, ssl 70 So Part mos 2s7 26a 2 sS s ssa
Coxsos. dsi ass, as7 800, so, so3, &c., S0' So'
Nv, go came as Yesterday
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IOFaI 0UuI OF uhu NOV 50, ISj l28l2 i
The general result of the years work, as CON-
pared with the work OF the preceding year, will ap-
pear th,tc.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELlS AND ULCERS.

hsroSIsHis0 ASD MOST w0SDERFUL CURE.-Cap
EzJa Knapp, of No. 81 Willow - brooklyn ~
one oi the most respectable ctzcns in the city wa
afflicted five years with Sctoul8us Erysipelas of bol
legs from the knee to the irci which nfaned ana
swecd To prodigiuus size, and uccAtnd. Large deem
ulcers apparently large enough 10 run finger in carno
into them winch discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity ot u nhiur'i"d substance He had had the
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without rhrcting cure. and was told bu
one ur Two OF MS phy-ciaus that the ulcers In his gj
would tns nm. N b,t07c i0Hg. BaANrs PURiFytSu
EXTRACT hR- cured thesc uiccratcd aud uained leer
80 that now they entirely healed up and he enjoI,
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fhts - tie cnso Uf n C,1UG UGH WHO pet ley lie 70.
rI,' Df nurag r,-" Of StROFjLA, by uuy tHert b.L
f@ of rmu- l tor tln ever 'vps cured by he use II
irrl, ut r hn H0rFGpIriI that WIS ninir
Spr;r s not ytriciepi mc5cdi Ho0u to effect tic
Of .lltl "a ..g.., ..l.u itI,i,.s Cu-".
MI j. g. iAcklS 81, uf R1tac, OHridJ Co, " " had Ser,E
Ut Hu tHfNu- confined u his bed llIe last yeGJ--iH
5~. much d.rHsrl a.d drhiatOd TO be unable u
"t. DIS I q" '- Ho q lie had he best redicrl adrice
bao eel ~ ut Ir bal SysGpIrdGs to no good effect
ru. t.s. u,, '., '.i was considered 20 be in dyio
''gt >ui could r rrfy f,Ur hoHys i0Hgcy, when lr
CO.. u.utuc. "a u.H. BkAN'S ri REFER. His me-, w,,
rH h''r'r t1 ,'} cur 10 cIr hate 'rIs cgieR MroE,a
1.s ti ulc .Hr Dis r,u iiAt he brt a'icd aiuu, ia
a" hole i' cirv stp c en- around TINT j coa.d uc i0oi
M uHt OF I,- place uGy .utuF d. anal lc,c the
Of d'-ruyrd by Two ulcers, ulcer uIdrr
gn I aH .lt-" us s,rH h1Hd, ud r"arv cicH hyOUgh
bis site 3n'1 hE h"A I1E5 l" Wus ghDtu win fcchfB
20 0ut' .i t Js,,r HtcTg, parts uf h.
z .r.. Flor .a.... nnA iuI particulars, sec Our PAM
PULtI&
Dr THOMAS " NilIIhs'i one Of 'he most s!'6Jl pl,,.
,rnn. ut t'Er. '"s '' ' .y 'r iimkrn te d"g tjofc
.Htl.HuucVd u,.gr ErsuHs furGvr Dr. W.'NuWiucd
.H.. ..| .ara lr. 80 '-' ell tine m,dicio ia Ge g0,h
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SALT EHEuM.
and all impure clyoaic d.sr1., af ae g.Uug asl 80. .
cured by / INT'S ENJVIC7.
INTERNAL JLCRRS.

This cure "a triumph Ito skin of the best phys
eions in the city OF Philadelphia and is PRoor
that internal ulcers can be cured easily extern
whom BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used. Mr.. H.,
Htp6rn, one OF the most Respectable gentlemen }
AubuyH, Caynga Co, " Y, informed US in Oct ls >
that he had been afflicted with three FIsSUREs :.
alton and thus furnish positive proof of the fact and
their location. lie said that he had epcnt oae y,ari
Philodtiphia, under the professional advice Of tue be
physicians aud was Obliged 10 return 20 Auburn WITH
out cure or help. when DR. 7. ~ H4ni. druggist q
Auburn. advised him 20 try Braafs Purifying Erira
and the bottles of il fGecfed a perfect e
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HDJ-SES FOR SALE.

'VIlE Grccnuan House IN Spruce street, con
tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
conveniences and out-buIdngs, well OF good Wa
tcr, barp, Iugc garden containing variety OF
iii,i, trees, &c.
Also rousc IN Tanner street, containing eight
rooms, wi,h oui- buildings, well of GOOD wafer,
,tdcr 80 timing iuii ttces, ;Sn. Goth houses
ae 10 soou ,cpair. For ;ern-, &C., apply nj Ibis
Off'a. W. -. CRANSTON.
J. 1tf
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{ AWCGRS G!NE Il.

NJ. .. i. KlNNEf, merchant, CLINTON. Cacif7 c,va'1
y informed us that cancer r-ucor m shii cuuly wa.
N''Ll2 Nuuitri' curt- rf CASutUs ilrlu Ia r Tracy
oi BBANiS PURIFY iNG EXTRACT = ca,rs,-a' et,,
A. y. > rELE dugfst u C1ufuare llol;f uIler, gotg.
~ ~ . lf informed o. OF an Important cure oi ~ CAS-
CIR of ut stan nitnP which Ell Ccd Oh an aged auv
ufl1a place. lLiuerrurr, ',z nuRFiFR ,,sc. rer 10
s Pnr'uf lc"lnS power what iIr discuss, o.. t.s
blood c4u not curct Seven wears cNrcrrucc uui ,r.
Lnlh saEs l.rfe Nre nom buL WI AZ Il ~. cllrn.
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V'IE l. le' of Newport and vicinity are res
prctIur iifprn / that wc have now opened
our new md fashionable millinery Goods. Aud
every effort will be made to please them in styIe
qual,ty anl price. We have the largest and best
assortment of Ribbons that We ever offered, and
some entirely new styles. Much attention viii be
given in altering aud cleaning old Bonf,ts.
IRA FRI. .III. =
I32 Thames ST.
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DYSPEPSn-SOUR STOMACH CuRED

IGENYN-C. u. &. Hqsa,o, Nml,yt--
: Dri,col, Nnrcn--J. :. Dougl -, Eristol
Z. q. Brown, East Gtttrvit- q. Ialu, NJ,
irk- u. lsg' 4 Spencer, Washington viljt,-p
:. IHlnr. king-ten-J Aim, P,sios ho
" 0iht- y. :. ialu,r 4 &C.. Nt.tnN -
Young, WichEir j. VI. Antlony, Fail River
J. l.. Anthony, Wcstroit-and T. Mcf,hauis NJ
Druggist generally
~ orders must h- 'llr'-sci TO w,llsy..3to
Ht,.tvt ',v
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brcn-" Que boiie OF ras -oyc medical curative mrff
D, r, d IN consequence, cures nogc dsf9A IN Mtt re-
time. t'u oHr io'J" of any Other Nrd'crH.
H. fu,u, r.c b.t"a ot BBANT'S rIRlflFP VIII ,uri
FrIh TIMES more di-eusr lhuu one l3ir ct NpsoT0,
h." GRANTS iiRiflEip would be Ne c'c9p a. .fa'r
d,Hrt7 Ioni", mrs0I0rNG n cc doihr Eut bkAhI
PlrRlri;.B s sold for ru,y ONE DOLLAR luillrfuI
buu pf 4 curt, and il r3fHtr ut curing, Fbih
TIMES Oh. uu, i-cns bottle Ut NI,0BGri1. hc-
fore. sar-yutu consequence az 't hF power Wd if'
i'G,u4I efficacy Uul ht tud ~ no aicic than iregig.
FIRE cents yer lur, 20 he az catnH rs ilc r. RiFll Il
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach,

from he g,i 10 le iran01 and the iro,dH at mifle age
The on" case Is accet0tcd ud lLc other grddaaV sur.
p'osof lU prevent any of r ,'i do,cs that frequent
~ arise ~ consequence OF such CuaLgp
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FLOW Frs.

lust received feb lot Of Choice Ilanis;
u The fret Of the Season; among them Pine
Climbing Roses. do. Monthly Nett.nas, vsiious
colours, Fsns,ys, Nu,k rl.nis, &c, for ssls At
tho nd Stand. h, X. WILSON.
40 20 Ihsnss Street.
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VEG ETARhE
PULMONARY BALSAM

JAsEESsSEDE ID FLO HEsi
The GREAT REMEDY
GyF>~A for COEGHS, COLDS and
/2s.yr,.Ft~r CONS LMPTIONS, after a
~ -Eifr. A2ts trial OF twtaty y-hrt gears, stans
49, - ~ ohf.J by almost general consent, At
ENo SO the head OF Cough Ncdicnesl
Hs Ii is the only standing article
x; .h:,s "st that has fully sustained its
- b. "fnsE great and constantly growing
a.Sa.Ses rs>--A reputation, iol so long a Period
of time MANY eminent physicians do not hcsi-
tate to acknowledge its superiority, aud with en
ire confidence To recommend it TO their patients,
as "A superior preparation, which has been foundto
he perfectly safe, convenient, and highly cfiica-
cious in diseases of the Throat, LungR, and
Chest One who has used it thus speaks Of it,
"CLINToY PARK, \. y, Dee. 20, 1850
Nr.srs. Reed s. Cutler Nearly seven wears
aga had violent attack Of Inflammation ui the
iniys, which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with hulc cfcc,
ipr the abatement Of violent pains about my chest,
Nv cough was almost nccssant, accompanied with
eXpectoraiion of the most putrd and offensive
Kind, part oithe time mixed with blood, both
Of Il dark AMI pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on my ungs, which came near suiiocating
me. had continual night sweats, and was re-
ducel almost to a skeleton. My case was consid
cred hopeless, not only by the hysician,, hut by
nciIhhor OF the effects which jhe Vegetable Pull
molary Btlsam had produced in similar case,
was induced to try it. Before | had used on,
bottle ! began To- improve, aud ly the nsc of
ipu, bottle. WAS restored 10 usual uca.th. ! had
used 4 variety Of other medicines " hich gave me
no relief. \ few week, ago | was similarly at
iarkcI, aud AN now using the Ralsam with the
same beneficial results. This statement is unso-
lic'tcd ana il costs you nothing, but If will be
Of any service to any ono, my object is accomplish
ed. Yours, &c,
(Si,nrd) 'WM. L. NOXEN,' p. NJ"
Now |, lSjl.-Ncw Certificates, g. almost
any extent, might bc added il deemed ncccssary;
but the prpprietors feel that the article has bccom,
50 universally well known, aud lis virtues 50 een-
cr lily acknowledged by physicians and others, as
to make II unnecessary to offer, al this time, f r
thcr proof of the merits Of this highly popular an.
ricle.
" BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS AND
iMl !ATlONS, such as CARRIERS Cow
POUND PULMONARY BAIsAM, AMFRIcAN
PULNoSARY BALsAu, and others, in part bear
ing the name Enquire for the article 10y its
whole name, the
=" VEGETABLE PULMONARY Balls
and see that 1t has the written signature Of " ".
Joss CUTLER upon yellow label, on the blue
wrappers. Each bottle aud seal is slammed
" Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam -
Prepared by REED, CUTLER & co I'm
portrrs and Wholesale Dealers in Medicines,
Paints, Chemicals and Dyr Suhs, 81 India street.
Boston, aud sold 10y Druggists, Apcthccarics, ard
county Merchants generally. For paIticulls
and recommendations, ste Tamphct accompany
iug each bottle. c.--!lrc 80 cents. For sale IN
Newport 10y &. G.. 4. HAZARD and X. J
TAYLOR n20 6m
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

tp'1 " drge ~ frcyV r'sff md UlTe s plhifm
puai, n Drcg cnSct effected, hal ONE BCFfLEo con
mir4 "o'e pnrif n" healing virtue, md medical F"t'c,
uru 'HDrr r. contained h -FOUR BOTTLES Of any Noti.
lJyii', Iy oir medicine that hus ever been oh"'d
tor .r I rr gudOrh'cd pru" ~ TrWpl les INIT
t.r ui u.s &nat h,id IHrifr, tcy Tint were d..
ltG sea In p 'f llrt were LAAiE ant CRiPPlIn
crI uD' WNLE--'''y HAT Were SICK. SCROFl Lon =
nu u.IH eBaed, have bVpu AEALED and 81 RED
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Tke Notice ! /!

rOOklNG STOVES ofa the ncu patt,rn.
v Bay STATE,
NAY FLowFR.
rERrtCI fNIoS.
bnowsELL's totLSroFUs, &c. Sc,
lbs 1hun's St"t WM. BROW NELL y
Nrpi 10
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HUNGARY in 1851, with an Experience
IL the Austrian Police, by Charles Iuiiug
Brace, with Map and Illustrations, : ,25.
America ~ Iound 1t, by the Motler vi May
Lundie Duncan, : 80.
Thorpe, . Quiet English Town and Human
Life therein, by " illlain Monntiord, author oi
"Euthanasy, "Mari,ria," SC; for sale Wy
WILLIAM II. FEEk,
a27 80 Thames Street.
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Cra Dollars Worth |!
CANCrROUS SCRoEULA!

How l.urt CNNCrR-Lcw much SYpHlLIS--lo'y
uurh SCEl no LA-vId one dai,,'s ,rotH "l hfiA ;
IihIFIrt cu,rl b"HI me .uIuW.ns .irrm,lii "inti
+. IA specimen Of l's fuWcT.--
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HERALD OF THE TINES EWPORr THURSDAY MORNING JUYl 1852

@anaum ,r
AA4@
@N41A3
IMPORTANT ANNUUN CEMENT
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign and sEvTR FAILING
REMEDY for SUBDUING PAIN, and curing Il
worst BURNS, SoALDs, PILES, Curs, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, RHEUMATIsM, and all cUrANEoUs
and EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
In NEW DRESS and BOXES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZE!!!
CAUTION. N.-CoUsrERrEITs in the OLD
WRAPPER food the market Auod them as yon
wouid poison
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION TO DEALERS !-Unscrupulous vend-
ers of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and deeterious u6 with "A JeW JoIeS of the gtnu-
inc DoHey salve il each dozen, under well imi-
tated but CoUNTERFEIT WRAPPER oI the OLD
sIZ and lhus offer i to dealers at a rcdu ed price
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the con-
al tln
and poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the fl aud
Aggravated { seases, unsightly deiormity result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and not un-
frequently loss OF lie iself are the woiu conse-
quences
FULL PARTICULARS
of most interesting case 10y the late Hague street
explosion in New York, will shortly be published,
The sufferer was Of the most severely injured.
given IN by the Physicians as beyond hope
and cured by "THE GENUINE" Daley Saire
so completely, that not the smallest scar is left TO
ell the tale.
Buy the DALEY .Sahe ONLY IN the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
the use of counterats-are sure Of getting The GEN
UIsE art,cle-and gain near 80 per cent. in quar-
~ of the Oinm at
o. See the NEW Circulars for 1850.
MIND,-THE NEW ENvELOPE-TH
LARGE BOXES AND THE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALvs but DALLEY's, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns or Scalds in "A few
minutes, aud CURE the wounds WITHOUT |
SCAR ~
EMBLEMs on the NEW ESyELoPE-ths Iti
angle, Serpent, Dore, LiOn, Slm and Eagie.
CAUTION EXTRA.
BEWARE Of travelling IMPOSTERS Oho rep
resent hemsti5es as my agents, offering Dalley's
Extractor "A rp1ucp6
price. soemoly caution the public against such
and theu PoisoNoJs YosTRUMs. |
Ny ONLY travelling Agents u ihc New England
States, are !. b. TousEY aud "A. :. BURR.
II. DALEY,
+l5 Broadway, New York.
DR.. II. r. HAZARD, Sole Agent for News
port.
7. S.-R. II. Hazard hereby informs the vende
rs OF Medicines in this and the ncig hboring towns,
hat he will sell them for cash, the true DaIlcy's |
Pain Extractor, per dozen gross, at Dalle,'s |
;ash prices
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TTundrcds-Thousands-
lrant's is the Cheapest;

hp '.r USED HRiNT'S Pt'RiFIEP, aflcr havin. u-ri
reg 'rtri At The SatmPfsBias md other modicn,s
uuleuatd ~ eiis Ll1eI discases. have dccdcd thg-
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GREAT AMERICiN REMEDY


VEG ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS
H A sure, Speedy and PEI man, II Cure for Dys
pepsia IN its worst Forms. This medicine
\ will be found to cure all complaints arising
from disordersof the Stomach and Bow ell,
B Billiousness, Yellowness Of skin, Livcr
complains, Debility Headache, Nervous
ness, Low Spirits, Palptalion Of the Hear
Costiveness, Nc, &c. Please read the iol
| lowing certificate.
Read the following from anemipentphy-
sician:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients Of Ilu,c.ings Veg
etabe Dyspepsia Bitters, and having used il
Tor some time in his practice with every de-
iired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofits OBJECT, and gives it
preference over all prepare ions in medicine
for that distressing complaint. Dyspepsia.
+, HARDENBERGH, NJ D.,
-The following certificate is from Mr. Bh
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreotypis,:
Having been fflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
it Wa ADVISED to take llutchingS' Dyspep,
hiters AM have every reason 10 bevear
in bts spcrleclv cured me. | havesinlfelt
10 symptoms ofa return Of the disease and
HE eve from lie effect il had on ne that
wI'curc the vCrstcases ofDySpepsa
NJ. y. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, n. Y.
THE proprieto- cfthiS medicine hasreceiv
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth' various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable hit the abo;e
are deemed necessary 10 satisfy any unprej-
udred mind of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Pr ncipal office, l22 Fulton st., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, so certs ierbottlc OF Gbottles for
80 so,
K. Il. HAZARD & co.
Apothecares Hall.
Noyl Agent for Newport.
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a u suffering with pain are invited 10 call nj
RADWAl'S Medical Office every day, from 8
A: VI. 10 T. NJ. 1t is guaranteed tliat RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A regular
physician Is in attendance. Advice gratls.
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

CnERT CRSn SIUkt.
or keeping the largest and best selected stock
the most desirable goods, will he improved from
an examination Of the present large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has IA large number OF names O
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District Of this State, who can testify to the SUI
perior quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PROF BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one Of hich
he is interested, and had a la,ge portion of his
stock manufactured expressly for this market un.
der the supervision of one who is well acquainted
with the description Of goods required for this
section of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared to sell on such
reasonaJietrmS as must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can successfully cempete with
any in the State.
o. Country Merchants will please give him
call, as he will supply YOU we'll, out Of his large
stock now OH hand.
The attention of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment Of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Cater Boots, which will be sold very low
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GEN rS-R. r. HAZARD & co.
Aporhecarcs' Holl, New port. RI.
{. DYER Jr. Providence, r.. OSBORNE
Fall RIVER, l.. CLAPP paNuckeL