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LATEST FROM THIS STEAMER ATLAvrIc.-Mr.
Wells OF the American Express Company returned from
the wreck Of the Atlantic this morning accompanied by
liailefert and his assistants. Dir. Wells reached the
vicinity Of the wlecA on Friday morning last on the
Columbia with e'cryhi necessary to raise the wreck
The preparations ample and perfect 10 found
that the buoys attached the wreck had been removed
nearly half mile from the spot where they orr
gin ally placed. This supposed to be owing to tho
heavy winds that had prevailed for several preceding
days. The wreck FOUL after day. search On Sa
t day John Green the famous diver went down TO the
Atlantic times The time required to reach the
eel il four minutes anu 1t is impossible for the diver to
remain than three minutes lie Is able to stay un.
from nina to twelve minutes On the following
day four dcscents made But he was unable 70
find the state which the Express Companys safe
lodged could he his exact position on the
beat except that he aft Of the gaows frame This
water was thick muddy and the vessel covered with
slime Several ines and chuins have been made fast 70
the boat with buoys attached preparatory raising the
wreck --Ep3alo .adrertisor. Oct D.
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ATTEMPTED CAPTURE OF THE AZTEC Chill
On Tuesday evening last the carriagc contain
ing The Aztec CHILDREN returning from hievlie to
REELECTION and when about two miles from the former
place II was attacked by three persons who had
ccacd in the shade Of the trees by the road
side appar, rty for that purpose. One OF the party ap
rcrehcd the horses and made effort to catch them
hy III bride whom tho driver. perceiypg his intention
struck them blow with the whip thai osued them TO,
spripg beyond his CT and Tins they escaped 1t IL
suppo cd that the parties into nded to tale the children
N,trayk .ldrS,f.scy, DC. D.
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l.. A. HrNE--LAND REFORM Meeting LAST.
Nioir The radicals Of the town met in considerable
Numbers In Eff street market space and address,
ed by that piipaetic Phi losophcr-that Peter the Her
nit Of all Land Rtforni, Educat onal and Woman's
Rights Crufade A. line the free democratic candi late
for CtugTcss In the second district Mr. H. made good
s,gigh forward speech st evidently wig accepta
be TO his auditory. Mr. II leaves the city to day for
reform tour through this state and Michigan The report
that Mr. ino had declined the nomination OF his anti.
slavery fiends unfoundcd Cincinnati pcpcr, Oct l..
FEoM CAYENNE by letters received o. this port,
from Cayenne, dated August 2Ist we learn that the
markets were well supplied with every thing. Five
French vessels had arrived since the CONNIE aoement
OF tho month, wish cargoes OF provisions to bad
market There was scarcity only of ffssh beef
and the government had sent a steamer % Para for
a c6rgo OF cattle. Six hundred more eonvicts had
arrived --SaLm Register
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Irish Emigration 20 Australia.

ASHnsH n1lHABHHthOH 20 AUstI1IA1s
The Sarah Sands, screw steamer, for Australia,
put into Cork harbor on the 22d ult. She encoun-
tered stormy passage from Liverpool, which port
she left ut five O'Clock on Sunday morning. She
had upwards Of two hundred passengers on board,
and remained at Cork till tho 18th ult., when she
received the mails.
On the 22d ult., thirty female paupers, from the
Limerick Union, ana thirty from the Nenagh Union,
left the Shannon by the Europa, screw steamer for
Plymouth, en- route to Australia.
Two or three smart, intelligent ubconstables, OF
the constabulary force in Belfast have sent for ward
their resignation to Sir Duncan A'Gregor, prepare
tory to their emigratng to Australia, to try their
hands at the "diggings."
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4S,l5t,@y
.f35. 1880
BANKING
Tropritors' cspitalEl4,hb3,0 600
" - IN

GAEKING DEPARTMENT
Tropritors' csritalEli,a53u0 Government secu-
Rest. ........... 1885,, $40 rites (including
Public dc posits lin Dead Weight
GLIDING Ex he- Annuity Ga. 1918
qucr, Savings Other securities. 1l,42i,l3t
Banks, Commits Notes. ......... IL 2Oi 400
siopers of Natl Gold i silver
onal Debt, and coin ........ 7l2y65
Dividend Ac-
counts). S,0l0416
Other deposits. 1l,gl9,6S6
Seyen-day and
other bills. 80. I,sa3095
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APPOINTMENT ny ria rEastr>r lila ,ry Linda
. Columbia N ~, Place oil /. Towers resigoet
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TEE EMPIRE nv FRANCE.
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VMt EBNnK
An account. pursuant to the Act It'll and Sth Vic
80 the week ending Saturday the 18th day OF Sep
tmber, 1852.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued f3 54,530 Government debt ell 0l5 100
Other securities. 2,9S490U
Gold coin and bull
lion .......... 2l,l35s76
Silver bullion. -. 1874
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Important Speech Il Louis Napoleon at Lyons.
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1.,!E 1nn!CE TWO CENTS.

to Archer The whole afai. was exceedingly ridcuous
on n Iart Of scotts fri. nds especially.
The f."hofe men IN good spirits and expect
the nomina,.on Web>tcrs friends will come; but IL Ia
still almost ain that will slip in between them,
w.
THE sCOTTrTEs oUsTED EY TIE cREDENrIAL coMNIr-
TEA KNOWING NEW Yoi 'KER-cnoA ) SPEECH
-BoTTs HEADED HIMSELF i-MOKrIFic SrioS OF
THE SCOTT MEN-THE FREE SoiLEks PERFECTLY
UPSET, ETC.
BAIr,moRE. .'nne 1910 P. NJ
The report Of The Committee Creo snals has as was
Anticipated kicked The Astor House sctation thus
making the joncatioD dinner d nd loss The Scott
seward struggled hard in the COMMITTEES. One OF
hcmof courre not from New York en- y-got completely
overcome by the her and whskcy, and paid no at
t.niion 10 the arguments evidence when the time
for voting however he always IN hand How
did tho Astor iiou'e committee dccde'n he would ski
for he continued, they decided right, AMI am with
them
never witnessed in any asscmblagc en- husia'm
than demonstrated in the whilst he plat
form resolutions being read and during ths delivery
Of Choae's eloquent and oTchic remarks. II proved
II bad any meaning how dear the Union Ia to the people
and how little such disorganzers Seward may
expect when their real designs unmasked But Bots
blunderr have perhaps given Scott worse blow than
anything which has yet occurred lie has manag,d to
bfng beth iumsclt and Scott ridicule.
He hy.t cbarloi Chonte with faisehood In nsDustng
that u certain candidate Ind in the breeches
pockets Of his friends II the inspuation he alluded
scott Theseupon some cried OUT, Bolts. you Va
got letter Of his yourself amidst roars OF tsushier
Botts confessed anu pulled the letter Tho
reports show you what 1t bat report can give
You dfa # the modification Of the leu oIe portion OF
the the darisiun IF the Webster and FILL
lsgat,s Bolts has put his foot in It, aud unless
miracle intersenes, he has eectuay hessded his
hl,nd the beneral
The DECLARATION Of Gov Jones Of Tennessee, that hs
has expressed any preference for General Scott can
only BY the supporiton tna his memory -
lie worked with the scott all winter
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Contestants not allowed to vote
Onr absent.
SO the dc dmand for the previous question was seconded
1he question put the adoption of the report and
accompanying resolutions and declared TO be decided in
the affirmative
Mr. CAnkLL moved to reconsider the vote and to lay
that motion upon the table,
SYMPTOMS DISSATISFACTION.
Several gentl, men and said they had demanded
that the taken by states whereupon point
oi der waimly discussed AMI nnally the vote
pt rmiited 10 stand recorded as it announced.
Mr.. Cabells motion was then agsoed TO
Nir Borrs prcsumiug that further business can
be trans acted until he C Dritee Resolutions shall
have Their report moved that the convention adj
journ until o'clock this evening
Mr. borTs said he not particular obout the hour
II amy genti' man had kno1e t. what time the
committee would report be would agree TO adjourn until
tLat time.
SCOTT TRUMP oursRuMfEp
Mr. VAN TRUMP moved, as a substitute for the motion
OF the gepeinan- That the Convention now &c into tue
domination for candidate for the Presidency (Cries Of
agr,od agreed and no no y
DelIcATR desired TO know whether that motion could
be sub. tituted Tor the nc ourn.
A motion made ha, the convention adjourn until
five minutes past six o'clock and the question ordered
to be taken 10y States
RAYMOND AGAIN ApouT--cprAT CONFUSION.
When New York was called upon this vote, ii. J. RAY
MoNp and addressed the chair.
Nessrs. Campbell and kichardon from that State,
and others in parts Of the convention,
cal him to order denying bis right speak act in
the GIeat confusion and loud talking pre-
vailed
The CHAIR said he would hear no ono whatever while
the vote was taking.
The vote Of the State of New York was then an
nounced-Ayes, s; nays. "a
The motin to adjourn rejected by-Ayes 1872;
nays, l57. (Appause and confusion)
ALL SORTS
A DrIrGATE from Louisiana moved an Adjournment
till O'Clock
A dozen other motions made, among which was
by Mr Sirohm Of Pennsylvania that the convention
proceed 10 the election Of candidates
The CHAIn said the question was the adjournment.
~ consent Mr. EvASs Of Maine was allowed to say
suppose no fail to perceive that the convention
will not proceed to the election Of Candidates till the
Committee on RESOLUTIONS report We have right to
anticipate bt that that committee will be ready to re-
port IN two hours IL Ia desirable that the convention
despatch It's business without unnecessary delay Ar that
committee will doubtless report p two bours l move
that the convention take a for that time
| CRiSs Of" Agreed" No mo-" applause Ac
The question was taken on adourning TN O'Clock ami
| decided by the Chair to be carried.
Adjourned till O'Clock
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Mississippi, A. B. Bradford.
Luuisiana, II. Is. Dun, ,an.
Ohio j. A. Harris
kentucky, Orlando Brown.
Tenn. Gen 4. X. Zollikuffer.
Indiana. J ). Nesmaa.
Illinois. David j. Baker
Missouri. A. B Chambers.
Arkansas, Thomas j. Kane.
Michigan, Geo. G. Conroy.
Florida, VIM. G DAVIS.
Texas, John B. Ashe.
Iowa, 5. NJ Ballard
Wisconsin. Alex. Spalding.
California, w, +. Stuart.
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On the second ballot one New Yorker left Webster aud
went 10 Scott Virginia absentee voted for scott also
tcott gained from Fillmore in California but lost
in New Hampshire.
On the third ballot Scott gained New lamp hire
from Webster, and Webster gained Scott in
Virginia.
On the fourth ballot Scott gained from Webster in
Virginia. and Webster from Fillmore In Ohio Fill.
more gained one from Scott in Michigan
On the fifth ballot Webster gain.d from Scott in
New liampsbire Fillmore gains in New lamp shire
from scott; Webster from scott in New York
Tn he sixth ballot Scott gained from Webster in
New Hamp hire, and from ebs,er New York Scott
gained one from Webster in Virginia; Fillmore gained
two in Illinois from Scott Scott gained two from Fill
more in Michigan
The convention then adjourned to o'clock to NOR
morning.
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ARRIVALS AT mi. HOTELS YEres0AY the Irving
uousa--Hop Mr. soule Lou,sans, Hon fena Michi-
gao Hrr j l. BsiIy Virginia; Hon. J Tbom lson. Mis-
sir.ippi Ramon deo'gia; Hon W Lapc, st. Louis;
MIR bo~twick Canada; Chss ven4bles Virginia At the
Ismpehre D sharpe. Boston; Mr. Thorsdike Boston.
Mr. uesner Georgia. At tho Ast,s H,use--J J Niohci
OtsaDs, Rev Gilman Chsriertoo H. Bastoa Hostoa
v Weight Albany W Quits, boston
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We annex a summary Of the
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The Aspect or A fairs.

VI.
Many consultations held last night between the
Webster and Fillmore delegates and the committees
The Committee Credentials in session to late
hour last night. IL is rumored they will admit all the
Fillmore contestants this morning. The Penn. ylvania
delegation have prepared series Of platform resolutions
taking higher grounds in affirmation Of the Compromise
than have been proposed by Southern Fillmore
and Webster men which will be introduced day and
are considered bridge to secure Scotts nomination
The friends Of Webster held meeting last evening at
Carroll lia and addressed by Hon. Moses IL Grin
nell Of New York who enthusiastic in support Of
Webster and predicted hs nomination on the sixth bal
lot. The meeting afterwards adjourned to Monument
square where it was addressed by Theodore Barnett Of
Washington; Raupon, of Louisiana Champion Of Ken
lucky Everts, Of New York Smith, of Massachusetts,,
and Governor Hazard of Connecticut All the speeches
in favor Of Webster The meeting largely at
tended and kept up to late hour.
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SPECIAL coRpEsrospESoE HERALD.
POSITION OF MIR. BoTTs AND TIE GEORGIA DELE.
CATION.

SPECIAL coRrEsrospESoE HERALD.
POSITION OF MIR. BoTTs AND TIE GEORGIA DELE
CATION.
BALTiaoRE, June 18, 1852
The despatch In the HERALD, stating that Bolts il
medium between the Scott and Fillmore men Is not true
He is regarded as an out-and out Scott and the
Fillmore and Webster hold more conmunicar
tion with him than with Simeon Draper
Equally without foundation is the assertion, in tho
despatch that the Georgia any other Southern
will leave. In the baottpg is commenced before
the platform resolutions upon They have de-
tennnnd IL such should be the to sit in the con-
venton and throw their votes till the last against
Scott. II the resolutions not eventusliy adopted
by the convention they will retire; but they are not
80 green a. the Scott men, long their votes viii
prevent his nomination.
As TO the bets offered by the Scott men, they arc
merely carrying out the brag game when 1t to
the pinch they make very few bets X
CONCESSION OF THE SCOTT wHIGs--MoSEY ABuN-
DANT, ETC.
BALTIMORE, June 1876 r. NJ
The unexpected concessions Of Scott men to the
South the committees platform and creden
tsls. all favorable to scotts nomination. Webster's
friends wicid the most power in and money. Out Of
doors their Lberality Is without bounds The FILLMORE
not quite noisy but the Scott wink most
quietly They are well diilled and confident Of their
strength inside and do not to buser outside We
count upon Scott, with good stiff platform w.
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DUEL ANTICIPATED. ETC

BALrrMoRs. June 1S-oK KPM
1t Ia feared that affair Of honor o. two will be tho
result Of the controversy this evening On SCOTS letters
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IIlIrSEs EnR GALE

fNllE Grccanan lIousc in Spruce street, con-
L taiain! eleven rooms, with all the nrccssar,
rpnvcuiciceS alI buildings, well of good wa.
ter, barn, Il large garden containing variety #
fruit trees, Sc.
Alspa house N Tanucr street, containing 'igl
rooms, with out buildings, well of GOOD water,
garden cont ,lning fruit trees, Sc. Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, Sc, apply at ii i
oiiirc. W. H. CRANSTON.
Jan H. tG
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FEvER-SCRE CURED

The Rev RICHARD DrNNiNG, Pastor of D.. Free
DylctiUn church. Adnru, B'-H Mouros county. New Ysrb
wrnr 'o u! lhH'- lst received letter from Mr. Cas-
SFY DuSStSG. r'lntIyr to " ufhs F"vrr.ssre YUu
may dNlrud what il rialt frr he 10 Christian s.ss
and M "'d"r IN VA" Church. Som" -uC- .s hai
h'sc one ct NJ ,' ~ ~, iu save his f in
ol f"vrrF"r" Tue Other lcg h"ils now Hfas'~i. ssh
about lu Ice nnpl'Hl'd, recommended EsI.f's StLI-
ciSr Read IL" r,ul. ~. suys: y hir~ n,.i osiy h,,s
ho11LEs "f EEAATS MEDICINE. J'LITcd Att sops,
y'," yrHr recommendation ia HnR Nsfains, aal
,ly that h llu br.-,ns of Col. II has cd'si,i
Wp I.2' SEC Itnp-lrls f.r Illl prrlh,nar.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPL ANTS.

No rinsdv offered 20 ~" public has ever hosA h.v os
crtpr and tGof"I ia ,r''yHg ILi r Incidental s~itrce
hni Ur.SHdtifp' Of ia" s"N, EHAsIs fULNosAav
BN.S.H. makes difference, whether the drrunr
HyI,aIrIt, eJcss ur other vNLHtH-t EftiE LATRS
ALL hy strengthening ne SY,rr". osi'iny The CIottA-
nos and ratting an. aHr.iny AEK,vls ikEiIAsiLirs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22

This {. the ratr cf n dying who yet hvss No 49,
,u 81 uf n of StROE'LA, hy ep'y f.Slss Aot
He- of Braus rurer than was cured 10y fe use of
tvrir.. the best SdydodiHd that WE ever mode
Sur,apara a, 1eHf nodicI poto to effect tie cure
uf ,lch n r.r,iiirqy hoJ-iesS cHsc.
MIR ! n IlnsHiN nf Rom, t1sida Co. " v. ksd Svrc
Y, y,,,,,-VA- confined tp his bed h" idH psv-ke
wa sni much dsnsrd and dcbiincd Us 10 bc uLle 70
h. nnd rr hi head lie hnd the bet medical oavs
lad us"i OF the btl SafmTdrIds To no gol eneei-
r,i 49,, dad aud considered Ia lr IN dy~S
,t, pI r,ual ,d live hreafy hoHys Longer. when Ls
rutuurur,d using ERtNTS FIRIFIEE. His n,,k MA
,,a pedtiy ng hfe e'iiss fhso"1A
III, ,r,,iis u,rrr liz cl,t that he hr-sh.i throus
ih. ho Iii 80, around that IL could Le ir-<
10, out u il, pnr, only hodiu. by '-dH pisr: Tie Use
f o.e ann wp- d-sroy, by twn uiccr' ulcer nna-v
tho f,, iar.r ndn, hand had nrrTly ~Iieg h'""sA
hi, .nir i,f, h kcdg Thus he afflicted W lh fxsr
.cl p,iJt dr,id Jcn,ire r!cSi various parts of
prr-nn For in liur and fail particulars zee our FAN
fllkETS
nr THOMAS WILLIAMS. one Of tho n".t skilhi rly.
srias at Roma. called IL lIafk u day hys'e
hn commenced using Bra's Purifier. Dr. W stsn sel
HIM ant 'rr told him that al NE m1d.iaos ~ the ,sorb<
H. ~ Hiv-lhut q y,E.
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"ArriCs. Guurs''r 90. frb.rrry I, lsa.
M WALLAttA tbt-iie8fisD,u: was fer
than year. a rcd with dl."H. Of III. .tunpeh Ie.la
Fat substance wit,uu Causing
pain, sickness. nui yuu Tiny. ird continually nhiie~A
with s'uuIach. !. - experiment ir-d k,s
le of BRkNT'S MEDIC INE. which. 10 my utter sap
puu'm"u r1'cI and JsiIsre, hc UiI Jrn .isr s'!i~S
therefore used iutN,. which la. earsA
tIct.rasr. rn v" aud hrsrty. and "s ssasss
anything witlusi h"ns psn'i. Tie st"r,rh h.s.n ng
Yours r'sprChllN. 7. -. Nll.t
Nj WilcON is tt,.rrrtahe mrrchant VI Au.es.
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CANCERS CURED.

Nj. q, II. KINNEY merchant. Clinton, Oneila oS..'s
y informed us that cagcrr-uctor IN -aii CUuliy
footing wurt"rfu euus IT ,sCrRS through IN. -ecasy
II BRANlS PtRlFl lNG EXTRACT. \ cta..,- ,-iostv
IN Green" cuty, y Y, s A'-o using .ad ftEtns. Nr.
A. Is, St1iL druggist al tanuio iohario. Mont.
iy y. \" hNs Informed u of an important J Cav
CtR ot lnu- standing which was effected aged l1sy
Of Tint place" H. therefore, this PCRfys con.e. ~
is Wriiyu' h"ning power what impure di,,Hsr Of 10
blood u not cure J Seven y"nrs' "hrercuc- REl
unIIl ~ lIL,I.. nr % hIl Mlnl 4 n M
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELls AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST wospEaFuL CuRg.-Gsa
cara hnapp Of No. n Willow st. BROOKLYN N. Y
tine Of the most respectable chzcns in the city wu
afflicted five years with Scroluous Erysipess Of botl
legs, from the knees TO the feet which infsrned sns
swclled to prodgous size and liberated Large deev
ulcers apparently large enough finger In easps
into them which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF n maiursted substance. lie had had tbs
advice and attendance of several of the most skilfu
physicians and had tried many highly reconnse pded
medicines without cfrcting n cure and was told bv
two Of his physicians that the ulcers In HE less
would him of b,fws long BR.sr's PuaIrvrss
EXTRACT ha. cured these liberated aud inhsn.d lea
so that now they entirely healed up and he enIoy
al h.a -s-s~
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Worse than Hopeless 1!

Sp,, hear Mr. lItSklS'S statement of cure. iis ssh
d" Ny ne rut1!r,I onc Nulils Ut BR IN INN iIN1
E\TR I( r. uf Ba.H a leonard drugri,'s of E.H.. ]
commenced usin; that and Lrun 10 get better, 1ln b.'t1
enabled nie 10 ~ N y bsd. where had h..u confined
e,s yy r .old h ne rnahl, me- 10 get "ute hs hs.s;
the Hiyd boiiis ,!,i ~ EdH co nRrs. :" Rome C.A
ire where procured ~ bfHc' more: nnd wh.h sd 81
i,d Isn M cut ~ fw'Hfp Hr'f. isd hsate<
up-aurl M,er iJ!Es more effected PERFECT CURE ~
ai the n crIs. sn; re ,;urrd to good hodifh.'
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ATRyING SORE MOUTH. LrrnRRnGi. Il.

"BNroN. G,sr.yF GO, y Y. -,t ~. tsr.
"Mt-.r-. u. T. NALlht T. \ co: Some tins las' -
" iir lrrcninc ueuial"s r,m the effects n fs
co,yid und NHriing Aotc Noan that sr- cuu,d In k~s
child perform ANY lnU-rnd lnbor Her msd cal treat
varied accord 10 The cr md .serptlors
of The most rmn,nt pi y.cIHiIs, un .-W sthsas-
ed useless efforts Sur hrc'ur ~ siun. that
lh- time ~" commenced tab HrdHrs Nedisirs sbs
vcivl"d more tluu 81 tghyfvr VOund. bat ly the
slo hrd taken Gw L'Rsi. r lrranr perfectly w-ll The
eur" il prf"c!, thai I'll" j, NOW ci"d o do al nsess
>ury huu,lu work AMI GAINED thirty pounds of fssh IN
four weeks. inrus truly. &. Is. GALENTlSE."
The rrnd"r will observe ial Mr. GAip "s~
.eiii." lie. we aro informed by H. :. TrKsy, Esq. u
the place, has studied medicine.
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DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURBR /.

AGEATN-C. Il. q. Hasad, Nvpu-s
4 Driscoll, Warcn-J. :. Dougl.s -, Bris,oI
X. g.. Brown, East G,,cnw do. Baker, Net.
ick- Briggs SPENCER, Nmbngon ,illp-T
:. Tayhr, kmglti-J. Al'cn, Braid's Ito
Works-N. :. Ialnu 4 Co., WesnrI,-
Young, Wrkim'-J. NJ. Authon,, FsIl Rn'r
J. u. Anih'n,, Mcsipo't-Sud d, Merchants ard
Druggists generally.
NJ order, must be addressed 10 wsilz
81 iBroadv nv, New
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s ALT RHEUM
cd bY HNfN y FN THFt Z.
\ INTERNAL ~ CRR9.

This cure 10 triumph the skill Of the beat 1AVst
esons in the city of Philadelphia and Is Isoss
hat internal ulcers can be cured easily extev1
when BRAsT's PURIFYING ENTRAcT 10 used. Mr. IA,
Hepburn, one OF the most respectable Gentlemen \
Auburn, Cayuga Co, " Y, informed us in Oct. le0
that he had been afflicted with three FIssuaRs r
ULCERS so situated internally to allow Of eHant3
ston, and thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact and
their location He said that he had spent one yssvie
Philadelphia, under the professional advice Of no b<
physicians and obliged to return to Auburn win
out cure or help when DIR r. M. Hunt, druggist n
Auburn, advised him to try Branfs Purifying EsfrssI
the q seven boes of ,Gsef,d vSvfsef
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
DYEi sEOusE. FOR SALE.

r'lIE Dye house, Dwelling house, shop
l. dy"ing apparatus, knownas the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE
situated on Tanner street, is offered Tor sale ch ~
"i all incumbrancos together with the good will %
the same. The proprIctor'S only object in wish
ing To- sell it, is his wish To move itom tie town
IL will be sold at II low price aud on reasonable
terms; it offers great induccmcnt To any one
wishing to engage in the business, as it is doirg Il
good business which the proprietor will prove 10
any one wishing to purchase; for further pariicu
E,is apply rn the premises to
nov. IS. 6m. JOHN II. CI.EGG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
EcrHTEEN WITNESSES

Nr UASkIS H.. orn the soVe fn"'s. rnJ y y n -
br,. wilur -, aud errti,d ~ ~ pr I. lll.lAAs-N
q. H. BROWN lrUprctOr ufihs U''fhnme Hofs- -Nss =
EISsFLLA LEONARD " whol-sslc ana retail oruK asA .
III IL ~ EN t.,nnr LkaIclL-IkA. rILnehAs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-01-22
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach!

from the ytI "a The roman. AMI ~. al vidfs
the is dceoierdi,d. aud H." other gyadsay ~
yt'id. to prevent of ls fihi dDoi'e uA hssust
Is hrss "a - % such shn...