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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

T''a.- the cnse Of dying who td hres lio teos
..5li g. OF SCNOF IA, ~ wlN trdre noe
~ S,r' Pr len hau ever WA cured ~ ti~ use M
A. -t. h. ui lie lsi Sd,sdyd,iHa tlni WIS ever male
i1, sIfciTf medical Iono 10 effect the euro
If .u.lI u yeto'iiHgiy hopdcss ease.
Nr / Il II iSkiN of Rom, Onciao Co, ~ T.. hid SveE
id Euy Uci1-was coDhu, To his bed the os tsds-ic
Wa much Diseased mud drhilal-d ns To te unable ~
ais, is nald his head. lie had the best me6sdf aers
had used Al Of tho best Sysdpdyos 10 no good eh.ct-
,o r.1se and roysc. considered 10 be IN ds,ns
ante n, could moi live tecn,y four hours ienyey, w lie
.,trn,icrd using BRANT'S PURIFIER. HE nerk n,'s
,fcu trIvig IN, h0ie eaten hy0H.h
is iria,i,gg under hs chin. that he br,nlhed nronh
~. lue; lis encn around that y could r Vfed
M ont ui is place. only holding by small pfecs thr s-e
u one 1rm destroyed bv two ulcers, AN ulcer under
he arm nrrr NUNS hdnd had nearly edtfn h'"yh
iis side iafp b. INDY Ths- he afflicted with inenv
lch ,,yii df,A H. Vfrs Ulcers IN various parts ~ his
p,rsoI. For further ani full particulars, seq our TAM
PIiLETS. . ,,.,,
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, ON" Of The rnost skilful ply
cinns of Rome. called in ask kn the day b.fors
he rnn,irnrd using Brunis Purifier. DIR. W. examined
inn nnd then ioh lin TINT oil The medicines ~ hs Cer1
L. D IN INN III. cuni
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FEvER-soRE CURED

Tho Rev. RICHARD DuSSfNG. Pastor of tho Free
'y'crm church, Adams Basgt Nunr1 county New York,
wro. IN us: hnN- just received cucr from Nr. snAs
DUsStSL relative tl" Of his Frvrr-.vrs You
depend rst u -illrs. for 10. IL ehrlAi'Ha naa
and elder ii the church. Some years snIe, h., had 10
Oi his legs eat ~. M he life, in iero
of teNLrsorr. II" other c, bring now arsir, and
ah"ui 10 h. hnpuBlri, | rcenhIcnG'd BEASI's NEDt-
CI~t. Rrai the result ~. SAYS Il hire p.'S emily th,ss
ro1rLES OF RRANT'S MEDICINE. rt,sed All. HorE.
t.B yggr recommendation. htdt Nodcne. mud
that, with IL; Ihssng OF God hss .feeisd cure "
irai n.IL IaIsf filr nuTI.c q IhrA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

"Ar1tCA, tirrrr'r Co. February |, 1888.
AN WALLACfA 4 tt.--f.ehHrnirn. wns. for
thnn yrir. afflicted with disease of the stomach co',id
Greasy substance wiihuIt rasin great
pain, sickness. mn vun'ur. uri continually afflicted
with sluIuri rr "a esJtTInn ~. tried hot
ac of RRANT'S MEDICINE. which. to my utter dis,r-
p.nlmrn ea,d aud ,r,ri he Hsuui pam after .,tine
tirrrfu rs u coud l,ot" winch has completely rrri
the dsrnsr an well md htr y nrd cu tI' almost
am him. wlhoul ''ii: rHiuru H.. 'ai'r lrra.ng
ours Respectfully, I. =. Is 'LCOA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

HUNGARY in 1851, with an Experience q
IL the Austrian Police, by Charles Lorins
Brace. wi,h Map and Illustrations, y ,25.
America as | found it, by the Motl'cr oi May
iundie Duncan, : 90.
Thorpe, Quiet English Town and Human
Life therein, by William Mouniiord, auihoi oi
.Emhap,sy," ''Mariyria," Sc. tor sale ly
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
.2, 80 Thamcs Street.
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hcnr Nr. HASKIN's salrmcut of cnre! i- ssid
'Mywiit. pruct,lcd one holli- Ot RRdN1'SPLRH iN1
EXTR. II. u: Eiss,H 4 Icoaad druygi,'s of Rome,
r,,rnrnrr using that aud bpon get bsfr, Thnt hottie,
enabled me 10 get IF ny bed. where had i-"n e'nhn"d
enc yr1v ovnd bottle Enabled ne ~ s The honss!
,, hind bottle snuhlud 10 rdM fo rc'. 10 X ne Cen
ire. where procured ,'' bottles more: and WHEN Lad n
shrd using them. surGfSen cut oi Hesng rrrs had terd
gp--and h,ss bottle, rht C'cd rEkbElT Ct RI oi
ail thr ulc.r.. ND Tc.iof.d 10 good hesIh."
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ANCERS CUEEo.

q. H. KINNEY. merchant. Citation. Oseidc o'vrft
w nfHped us that c3nrerdoctor ia said e"unty WAS
E"'n" wuHcrul oirrr of CksC.gs tLrossh III" efficacy
II BNASTs PURIFYING EXTRACT. A ornee,-dsefvv
u GIre cmsrly. n Y. il alro M snd rrkltirR MS
l. g. str1LE dmggis nj Csnaiohsrie, Mortgoiner, sosn
~, y. lp' hiurnicd us Of important cure " CAM
tEn OF Ion. standing, which effected aged lady
ri that place. H. hcrrfr. this PuRrIER Gsn~, hy
s rurSH hralins power what impure disease pf DO
inud cln rurr' Seven yenFs' experience and tr
unhI,h say. M,r,. nnne but whal iI VIII cure.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAs AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AEp MOST WONDERFUL CuIE.-C Csa
Ezra krapp. Of No. n Willow st. BROOKLYN, r. n
one Of the most respectable cuzens In the city 20
afflicted i've years with scrofuou. Erysipelas Of bod
legs from the knees TO the fret which inhHmed ans
swelled prod cious size and liberated Large decp
ulcers apparently large enough 10 finger In came
Into them, which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity Of q matursted substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance of several of The most shilf
physciana and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without eroctins cure and told by
two of his physicians that the ulcers In his ie
would M. kir of b,foo long. BRiSr's PrRivyIse
ExrRAcr has cured these ulcersted and mnsrnsd csa
90 tha, nov they are entirely healed .p snd be enjc
rood health.
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Nursing SORE NeUfH. LrCoggHG:,. e..

"RyroS, q .SrsEr Co. y ". Dc' ~. lrT.
"Mrssrs. NJ. u WALIktES co S's- tui' lt-t " -
ter nv wife l.. d.ii'u,d frri the ef .'- ri ~.
errhod and NyyHy Soye NoHh uni INC could not In t,
child perform Any h'u-~hod nh'r Her med shl trent.
meni ~ vnrid according the udv ana prescrp
OF the rm'r py.ican, ,uni orr 'W wns Exhaust.
ed in uselss efforts. Sh" hrc. very skeleton, that
A, tie time she 'oint. need inl Rrobrs Medicine sh-
wrebri tlan clg 'yhNr pounds bat by The time
sr bad h.n fr b'H ,le became perfectly well. The
rue L. pt Gc fiH' slp enabled iU 'l" Al 'rcA
-ary hs,ud worn and gained ihlriy poupis of h'.h in
four weeks Yours truly, {. u. GALENTlNE.'
IT," r,.p,lar viii uh-rv" itu Nr GNrSrSE saw. eov
s.iIi." lie. We informed by H. ,. T'Rgy, Esq. Vt
the same place. has sud ed mriicin..
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DYsPEPsIA-sOuR STOMACH CURgB

AGEN1S-c. a.. q. Lc.ato, hpJo.--
A Driscoll, Warrcn---J. =. D.ueL -, R,isni.
u. &. Brown, East G'ccrw ir - q. rul,r, Nst
ick- Briggs 4 Spencer, Washington villyg--T
:. Tpybr, kingston-J. Allen, B,spd's Ire
Wmks-N. :. Palmer 4 g., Wt,u,h =
Young, Wickfi'n--J. N. Anthony, Fsu Ri,,r :,
J. T.. \ rhony, weslport--snd Ivy Merchants -
DUgsis gctrrnll
NJ ord'rs mutt T., pd,'e"ed to v -lirr.
R,sadsa N'V
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: T = IN . Y II =
tTERNAL HgR 8.

ahtum n over Ire skill Of the sesf yAys.
OrsfNN @, q OF iinladclph'a and Is posIrIv. PRseS
- l1sn.nal r'.srs can be cured easily exterv
when 8nAsIs uaisyISo EXTRACT IL used. Mr.. b.
Hepburn, one Of the most respectable gentlemen 4
Asb~rs, Caysgs Co, ~ Y, informed us In Oct, leH
that he had been afflicted with three FssuREs D
ULeERS go situated internally to allow Of exsm
aon and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and
their location. lie said that he had spent yssr
Philadelphia under the professional advice of the bS6
Dhysicans, and vas Obliged TO return 10 Auburn, wiSS
cot help. when DR. T. A. Hunt, druggist "
Auburn. advised him to try BrasfI Purifying Exfos
and the use OF seven bottles of II Effected perfect ss
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FEhlAlt WEAKNfSSES & COMPl AINTS.

No remedy uN,, I'D Ia hr public hr. been hair ~
ccrtit aad .D,c" in ''s,ihg Alt The incidental se'tnss
aud HrroHIGtHas ot The scN, ~ BRANrS PULMONARY
B,l>.H L MAXI. mo- ner,ucr whether tn, drrns cement
suIy,essi,n, otllrr wohH-'-h REGULATES
tLI, by strengthening Me SYSTEM. sfua-ing the ciEssLA
rloN. and ,oothing and oi"y'ay SEKvors RslrAsmiTp
S,ti pampIleis
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES:

NJ ASkIS hnt To the shs,s frcis and ne fnr's
Ar. win".sr, aud c.rtfed 10 ny DR. 7. NlLLlAMS-Ns.
q. r. BRONS proprietor vi the " t-Rome bo~-hvssr
A. I : 4 ilr,r, Ne
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

l. OR INl, ING IHE DbooD: AND fuH
... TIE CrnEcF
Scrnfu'a, MercuraI Disc ses, Il cumais
Culanco,.s EruWlons, Stubborn ulcers,'n
l.ler Complal I, Dyspepsia,
Brouch!Is, Sat Rheum, CoL-
sunplion, Fever .5ores,
Famae Complaints,
Erys pc as, Loss OF Appetite,
Puppies, BiIes, General Deblli.y,
&c.
This prppara ion has now borne tho test
of over Ia years experience, since It's hrs'
nlrodueu ~ to public favor, duilng winch
time numerous lnltat Ons have sprung into
eXistcuce, iuundin! the r claims 10 the con-
fdence Of The COM ,n,ty on The curative
pow ers contained in Sarsaparilla Root, the
great reputation and eAten led nsc OF which
has heen inainl, Attributable Ia the many
wonderful cures cilertel by the use of Nh
preparation. " hie >afsap. rilIa Root forms
an unpotan' part of It's continuation, u IS,
graf power, aud II Is IN the peculiar com
blualiua aud scientific manuei Oi It's pTepara
tlon, tina, It's remarkable success in The cure
oi disease depend. Other preparations III
tate II /, the yle OF putnng up, AID IN
bcarluu the name y one of its ingredients,
and here ends thcr resemblance 10 it,
Those needing a remedy AID purifier Ike
This, are requ sted 10 nole "here t!.ls diiler
ance tx sis, and IN making choIce oi what
they Will use. nj 10 take any other but
tia, one entitled 10 their confidence, from
tie list OF cures i, has effected IN n'ng
witnesses, whuse testimonials aud resi-
dences have been put llsh, d, and who are
sui bearing dai y testimony Ia IT'S ~or,a.
Extract from a letter received from
Ply scan in Maryland.
CAMBRIDGE, Md. Oct 5lh, 1850.
MEssRs. SANDS
Gea,lem My little daughter was
afflicted for a Ion! me with >o,e Head and
Ewes. an! ny using your Sarsapana, was
perfect cured, other medicines and Sars-
apar. lias ha'IDp tailed 10 relieve her. Ha'-
mu used / aud tested us efficacy, | noY
confidently reco'nnend 1t 10 preference to
any oineI as II seen> 10 possess propertns
not con! aimed in any other pref aiaiion
and ii h thar purchasers aEer they have
used II, inyari,b v want The same article
az I'm, whenever they require a me !itinc
fer vhch lh,s is recommended.
Ra,recli"l yours.
!. FLINT, NJ. ID.
Prepared an sold, ~ho esale retail, by
4. b. Il d. SANDS, Druggists and
CheE,sls. 100 Fu ton 81 colner oi VIII
liza II, New York. Sold so by Drngg sis
generally throughout ,hr United STAT and
Caaa as. Prce Sl per ho:t e; siX bottles
for S5
For sale by r r. HAZARD & co,
APO hecarirs' Hall, Newport: J. BAlCH
Il son Providence. IL 6n.
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GREAT AM RICiN REMEDY

sGuETABLE DYSPEPSIA BiTT"h
A sure, speedy and pc man,hf hIe Tor Dys
pepsiainitS worst Forms. This medicine
will be found 10 curc all complaints ar,ine
from dlsordrrsof The Sion and Bov cI.,
Billiuusaess, YcIiowness Of skin. Iiv'r
complaints, Debility Headache, Nenons
ness, Low SpiIily, Palpralion oi the Iitar
C"slivrncss 4 C, &c. Please iead lie ioi
loving certificate;
Read the following from anemi1cntphy-
scinn:
The undersigned beng acquainted with
some ofthe ingredients Of Hutc..ings Veg
81 bl. Dyspepsia Bntrrs, and having used II
for some tim. in his practice with every de-
iired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty ofits object, and sivssil
preference over all preparations in medicine
for tha distressing complaint. dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBEEGI M D.,
TThe following certificate is from Mr.. B,h
dy,tne celebrated Dapuerreo,y
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspcps a.. together with extreme weakness
il was adv scd TO take Hntchings' Dyspcp.i
hiucrs, and have every reason To hcvear
in bas spcrfrc ly cured me. havesinlfcli
TO SYMPTOMS Of return Of the diSease and
HE eve from tie effect il had on me that
wi cure the S,rstcases Of fDysprpsia.
NJ. B. BR ADY,
M 205 Broadway, NY.
;, The Proprieto- cfthis medicine hnsreceiv
ed many other certificates III cures. equally
remarkable, ofth' various diseases for VI ich
this preparation is applicable $ NJ The aho;e c
are deemed necessary 10 satisfy any nnprej.
indeed mind of its value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Pr ncipal office, l22 Fulton 81. N. y, ur
stairs
Price, 80 certs re,bottle OF 6hottles fo'
80 so
X. r. HAZARD & co.
Apothecarics Hall.
N,yl Agent for Newport.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia -four Stomach!

from he eul 10 tie mar. nj the ~ middle aSe-
the ulr ctr I'd. aAl tie other gradually ssS-
p'esd prrvr any Of the faint Diseases that freSasut
y arise ia consequence OF such chHL.r
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Millinery Establishment.

'I'HE L1iics Of Nrw'ort aud vicinity are res
/ pcctluIly Informed that We have now opened
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort will br made To please them in style
quality aud price. We have the largest and best
assert neni of Ribbons that we ever offered, and
come entirel, new styles. Much attention WILDE
given in altering aud cleaning old Honhets
IRA FRENCH.
Ia2 Thames st.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Buy no book unless DR.. 4. VI. Naurceau eo Liberty ST.
Ny, is the tile page and the entry in Clerks Office
the back the tle sIOHds h.eiu and buy only
Of respectable ai honorable dealers send by mail aud ad
dress TO DR. A. NJ. Nauucrlu.
Full title wi'h contents together with few pages
treating of important subjects To every married female, will
be free Of c1r enclosing letter stamp in
prepaid letter, addesscd a. herein.
ron receipt OF FIFTY Cents, (or One
Dollar for the Que Edition extra binding
"THE MARRIED. WONAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL. COMPANION" Is sent (mntI,d
free TO any part of the United States. All
letters M ust be post-pnid. aud addressed to
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, BOX I224, New
York city ruhlis shing Office, No. I29 Liberty
street, New YORK.
For sac by BENJ. J. TILIEY' Nrwpo
an b, -. VI. CCOk, Providence.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!

MA HOLTSTANDER. merchant. Oberin. Iovy-m Co..
Dho wrote Icccm, 10 1919. and amer having stated how
like u cham the PULMONARY BALSAM Ind effected
the of his wilus cough. said ~ have
personal" uscd BRiNT'N ~ fRFlJNf IN 2RICT
10 general dcily of NV syst, and hive 'tniion
In snyin' ilnt j. the beet medicine tn REsro.r md IN
vicoeATE SYSTEM that haze used. IN etey
stance where we tuye sold ERANT's MEDIC INHs. n1
Ldrs t,ored hr;y If acs oHd gcH eBEsl ssr,r.cIoS
SALT RI. GUM,
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Old STOMACH COMPLAINTS.

1hore is no Iurp Of OLD STOMACH
CpNPnllN r, winch II do NOT seem t"
reach tud rrnov" At uucc. No matter
how bal they may he, II GIVES IN
SLANT RELIEF! A siagIe dose re-
morcs all The unpieusaW symptoms and
il urly needs To ne repeated tor a short time
t. max, hese good ELECTS ~ rinancn' =
PURIFY OF BLOOD, AND NlGOR OF
BODY toiinw at o.cr. II Is particularly
excellent in ctses of Nausea, vomiting,
s'''r'' ''''''.'' W. -, f , ,.,,
1. BnoA, iieavn',s. i. wn"ss of - irIrs,
D@sp'ndcnr,. 80 ''Io' "a" es', "h-
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One Dollars Worth I!
CAwcEROUs scRoFULA!

How much CANCFR-Low much SYPHILIS ow
ur,,h .CEOFTLA-will one dpHIys royh ~ BRfSJ'S
pIRIfIER rurr Read the following statement. "h'cb
l. .ittun nf ia -
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

or keeping the largest and best selected slu,k %
the nns desirable good, viii be improved from
AN examination Of the present Large assortment.
The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
= OOrS, AND BROGANS, which h. has ever
produced, aud he has large number oi names o
Farmers on Rhode Island aud in the Western
District Of this State, who can testify to the
peror quality of his THICK aud DOUBLE
WATER Pro r BOOTS.
The goods have all been received within n few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one Of which
b. is interested, and had large portion Of his
stock manufactured expressly for this market un-
dc, the supervision of one who IL well acquainted
with the description Of goods required for this
section Of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared 10 sell ON such
reasonable terms must please and prove to the
purchaser that he can srccesfully compete with
any in the State. ..
Olj- Country Merchants Will please give him
call, as he will supply YOU well, out Of his large
stock now on 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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AS DYSPEPSIA CURER,

DR.. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN has pro
du ed the most marvellous effects, IN cur
ing cas- $ OF Debility, Emacalion, Ner-
v,us Decline, and Dyspeptic Gun ump'Ion.
IL is impossible 10 give the details oi ca'e>
III ihr hnhs ui III. advertisement hut at
III n,icated crrilrdlrs have he II gwen "i
l.nrcIh4n rWO II NDREn REMARk-
tiLE CURE, IN Pniadr'phia, Ne"
tk ,nd ij sion tlune These were neal
al lcsper,ir eases. aud the cures were
nnl, rapid and wondr,lu, hui terna-
II.
II isa great NERVOUS ANTiDOTE
piri ca duy useful Tor l. ndrncy 10 Bill
q, a :. rdrr, Liver Comp ain,, Fever aud
~. ~ naLi, Treated Fever and Aauc,
al, the e II at y unlnr, Mercury, aud u It,
er dIu!s upIl thc Dag ST We gaus, after
a torg ,,ckm,s. a -, tor "Ar - ~ tat
in!, ani lnt t"r free a,,. II ardent s.hihs.
Il Il n,si re oncii II. ala w!ih lhcmpI-
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V. u. PALMER. the American Newspaper
A gent ~ r'e aWhniDd Agrm im the ihiIy
News an and ,laai al the 'rl,ncs N the CITIES q
B~ion, New lmk .nd phiia,rlI hia. and is dul,
On, inwrrcd to take advertisements and snhs'iil
iions n, the rate required by ~. il- rcr'ltf
vii hr regarded ~ pay Nnnni.. His nfiecr a,'--
B'st'n, ScolLiy', B'ihiug. Court slrrci Nov
\ rs, rr,bu ~ Builimg PhilhclIhn, N",ih-
Nrs' c,rncr al Tiud aud Che. net sliltts.
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MERCUUIAL DISEASCS.

RRANT"S RI EIfYlNG EXTRACT L. pryTsetand S's~
wgh eradicotor Of an hc cis ~ MEHcrKy. sny of Tho
varitns preparations uf CAtoNt or MrRCtRy, grs. ne
system and il - suirs the Hy8d. nHsct and an he Jvis
Ia tli.irt tr'. unl. A sJ,yE
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S'CRtF ULA,
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTr'ACT

sYeb Neiiius ~ eryp y,srei nih 'lrM ,. "'nn'.m
n,. in ..o,, cases uGrct,. that one BOTTiI rom
ain. aro,. tnr.ni hruln. yiriu" nn n-etri gr','
j,ri 'i,rr contained IN -FOUR BOTTLES ~ .ilH MIA
,sr6t, nr my Other med cine fir.i las ever been .tc,'i
,r - e. r. ere s prdunld proof IN our rnhrlhf' ,,s
d, -. i,r "a i'Is rm in9aa ~, G,, i"y ~ wrr, H..
IA - IN r-'hcy Tint were LAME nnd CElPPLfh
-, u,v " tik- !,.y that wcIr SICK, sc EOtl ial
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Hurdrcds-Thousan6s-
Erant's is the Cheapest (;

,rn ,vr u..d RR iNT'S PiRIFIER, ril,r having n-ed
ni =, .I Al rlr Says,pavhL,s and niir ni.die,"s re
nan, l,i To cur, ou ii.rIs,s. hnye d0cidei that
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RU BIB Err s

Every description Of Ladies', Gcntlcmen's and
ChiIdrcns' Rubbcrs, may he had by the dozen or
single pair at the lowest Factory prices.
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CAV for cass for Presidenf.

The Editor ofthe Madison ia Madiso-
nian, who wrote hOns from Washington.
that Henry Clay prsfsrrsd Gen. Cass for
President to any O.her man, refers to the
contradiction Of the statement, and reiterates
l. in the most positive terms. We never
doubted, remarks the Albany Atlas that Mr..
Clay would leave behind him las every
statesman ever connected with it has done)
his malediction against that selfish ahd an
principled coordination. which under many
di'guises has cOnspirsd against he good Of
The country, and which is now called DC
Wing party. The Madisonian says:
Inotice that some of the papers seem TO
doubt my statement in regard TO Mr.. Clay
having expressed a preference for Gen. Cass
for President in 1859. l can only say that
my statement is undoubtedly true, despilef
all contradiction. My authority is undoubt-
ed; it comes direct, and may beimplicitly
relied upon to the very letter. Not only
has Mr.. Clay expressed his preference for
Gen. Cass over any other man, but, should
he die before the election, bis views will be-
given to the people inviting, expressing.
his views will be given to the people in wri-
ting, expressing his decided wish that the
American people would elevate Gen. Cass
to that station without any opposition. II.
speak that which | do know Time swiD.
demonstrate its truth. Is ass
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The Great Gaines Case.

This great case, involving such an i'm
mense amount Of property In the South, has
been decided against Mrs. Gaines. She
commenced the prosecution of the claim. as
the daughter of Daniel Clarke, for his real
estate, about nineteen years ago, when she
was Mrs. Whitney. Subsequently she mar
ried Gen. Gaines, who ~espoused her cause
as well as her, and devoted his fortune to its
promotion. General Gaines expended in
the suit the proceeds of two estates which he
owned--one at Louisville, and the other in
Tennessee-which he sold for about $780,
600. He also expended his pay and emolu'
ments, amounting to about $4,000 a yeer
Some of Mrs. Gaines friends have also ad,
vanced considerable sums iu her aid, being
confden mt that her title was clear, and would
be established.