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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
TIE RINGGoLp Exploring EXpEDIrYoN

The annexed letter from officer board the Vincen
mes one of Commodore Ringgods exploring squadron,
contains interesting information of the progress and future
movements of the Expedition The writer is nephew Of
VIM Nblo Esq
81 sMoSD's BAY CAPE OF Coon HoPE, Sep Il. 1883
After very pleasant though somewhat tedious passage
Of As days from Porto Paya, have arrived a. he last
port in the Atlantic will visit for long time We
found on our arrival that the storeshP john kennedy
The only Of squadron that had got as Tar as
this what has become of the rest cannot imagine our
left Madeira ten days before and is supposed
that she has got Of coal and is obliged rely only
sails We will in oil probability remain here six or eight
weeks rcft and paint hip and Gil up with six months
provisions, viii wait until the whole Of the squad
on will reft and repair here cannot get in sailing
dei under two months We found several British and
Dutch men Of war here. ard ship ID the Flag
have been visited by all the officers in the station that
Bostswain whistle hes boen piping all day long for
side boys and the Marine guard Is kept deck under
show all due honor 10 the Admfals' Commoiores
ard Consuls.
Our passage down was very pleasant one indeed A.
regards weather and time have been obliged 20
rCeftopsas during the cruize from the United States.
Cur scientific coTs have been very basy engaged pre-
srng their reports for government particularly our nat
uraist who has most eagerly seized every creeping
thing and birds Of all kinds which intended to grace
the rOcus OF the National observatory.
When We leave here viii 90 far south 81 deg.
survey Island witch lies there somewhere and OF
which very little Is known will then 90 % Australia
touching az Syney and survey the islands In IL vicinity
We I'll then shape coarse for the Islands OF New He
brides New Orkneys and Others which lie IN the track OF
ey downs s2e -scN for merchantmen and thereby
The much tr.e 2nG avoid The necessity OF their 20
1g through the STRAITS Of >Ends and Aelacca which
gi The ard tyrhoors which prevaiIhe
certain OK tie very tangerous We then
u udszycus a. Hong k0u ret ship survey the Japan
a1cs sud hen eegD sst sb orous tssk the survey
q kehriDg Ssrss aDG North Pacific, and Il could only
te lucky enough o. teTcsS Sir John Fraakhn.
WI &c 1mry rvpat honor Tor al the prystions may
adSrgc. ~ only bad good crew. mEh Of toll
would b. ightened SnG hcps tha may be Fortunate
enough .o gck scme hands sere for II Ne DO not and
Should sos "a position wher woul require ready aud
good bsnaa 20 get cut | doGs knoy how we should
manage Tor crew : ueSs worthless se.sbcut one
Ruth Nsmg green hands Who have been SALT va
ter before y Ae lives A. tar eecers 90. We are Woh
supp5sd-eat wtheas hands who know whai % do when
gfiered. he eficers avail DIT Estie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
THE CAruoLlcs -oAvAzzl

~ ~ rAes y fAs n y nsAssA
hin Your Wmarhp upon my communication arp quite
corc that Coihclea shoud absent themselves nom such
exhibitions as those given by 0yassl-a course which
feel confident Catholics generally speaking have pursued
aud witch should entc them to confidence and respect As
good American citizens All they hold most dear and
sacred has been sandcred aud dragged In the miro amid
emulation and dculc those ISLANDERS too have been ecu
lated far aud near In newspapers and yet hostile cp
position has been offered This In itself should DO sufficient
answer 10 misguided and ntoleran persona who excaim
against Catholics being unworthy of American citizen
ship OaMonly evening. II TIE census Q, The meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

uOlnb IN AnaiafAnf ALnrnMrH

norm ~ hhaintAHt AipTHhrN
fpitif INV 10. insi Jonathan iudip'. ini I'nai
dtni 10 iLa 4 hai,
I.faeos ~ u u tan hnts" = ~ u-ianiss ani
dLas g., t,,niasi.n e., is3 ssii,nai ra.ts n"r tiff
i,tii Mnph hib rad ,aisi" si'.rla "a''nl ~ W"
mum ~ ininp,iiifn go eisatia
90 iiTfd h,rni aNl ,ibhfs ihel Iii''inlh -. hp
irt,n MN apd r"e'ih eve hs ieh'al rl'h as- ="
faD,u1nst nr isDiis &C.
81 hi,it,sh iailin f ta,'sls"s ." 'r"'tn ~ rs"r
tniHft NthAdHhf snd IrHstfi n htaHlnl
~ nrget n,Dpsr g.. tsD,,hs' ~lir. ~, isw~ans -
aantl ~ esU u hnir ihu iHfsiiHr ~ 'iHfn ~"
o. r,biii,. ~, sann A1shirNl
~ tntlea Z" ~" ~ :" have 10. "@'m boil lH"HN" %"
iLsit LHas. o. r,anliiia "n ti,s i,ere'''"e"'
I,.sasf,Hatf 80 f,sinnia cod 20 l'fHrfiif 10
Hh,ta, against ,siis hsnr led nri r.ts 900 10 lhe'
n,afi iLa ss"e b,i"e o." se'al'" q" ile i"'e' ''""h
I,.,iso0ss ILsi ll,a auth eide ~ tbidr -afsoi u
b.. n.gp,d - sraDa tp, f.sl side h.lrHrn l'"h nnl
iuanlb. stating hei .liiynHa 'sall"g lr'we'" h'ngl
"a, ..1 ys,,t snd a,niue 10 e"d his'h e'e w.
ut,d II idtifp noe nnlnlpd w uhnia h ~ "fe W.
,.,.,t,a that hsll, ~ Halii"ei Go, he HnHisrd ~
,s,si,na ainpie i,e,h 10 anal ~ "lp"sle hee q 80
a.d fip.al A.ua, 10 rith NJ I" sod through 'nlf",
nth. iiHid "a a. tisih sf ~ comment WIN w" p''s"'
ba,t ,,uina hpn he l'e'h "it"sl'" ~ a"' 'h''rn.
lHL ~ H. anl ibioufh InifsfeI lianp !" H' ih,n"Hh
W1stff a a. snnnn,I with ianarni ts nrl"iH" lali"'
is pasD ILA,Fn ~ IVA peds hf n "hnlo 80 "nf r''
~ lLa ,Duln a. Le Nu,ilnnsd 10 ipiHmer 49, W'ne'4
1Lsl 'irsa uaiLA ha mad" en'osa e'nd e' 'h'i' ave-
al One ilpnd,ed aDi Ine"lleih u 10 '""''''" %"
npeds
ILsi iLa ionmsslanes ~ uepel'e anl haWil.s alse,
ita H., inrlnaeie ft connecting The hnIvnHah l"li
two w iiftai IL The 'nanno, 80 ilo "he' heh
f6wh'a 90 nnhre'led Ad"il'l 49, go, ,.,o
iLal Hinhdway be- repaired hon Illif hfs :" i} boo
at no aans amount ~ alho h. allowed n' officially
tanD,Da lsp oadugs ~ e Hoard ~ Asslsiani Alder
intn odd lsl lla 'opl"lf d'aw hls va'f' ~ '"'''"
, q uilhha,han therefor Adopted
y.af q IIm tLffr in nnNn 'unni O. llrhfuNhlh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
THE KNOW NOTuTNGS

To ne Fdhr Of Tie " Y T,ibsne
SIR Your remarks in this mornings issue founded
the communication Of One who Knows Nothing
upon a Misunderstanding
The principles Of the above mentioned society. as un
dersisnd them have been advocated tim and time again in
your couu ne viz to unite aud bring he Influence to
bear upon the primary elections Of both the great parties
ard the society is composed OF both and all parties
d at hu good and worthy should be put in nom
mutcn by either party and then each could act At the
election with his party according 20 his best judgment
also intends TO exclude all Political Hacks and 10 rid
tie society Of SUCH should they by chance gain entrance
Whether the wisdom Of the society at future tme
shall advise open and destructive action separate
party, remains to be determined. Yours me
Ofcourse all parties and factions profess to be hard
at work getting good into Office and keeping out
bad ones, and yet--you what success they have.
The one feature we object 70 in the proceedings Of
the Know-Nothngs is that which enoins secrecy What
ever is good in their operations does not require tho
.~~ "a Garknessbut nigh better be transacted with
open doors Under the shroud now cast over their
formation, the tickets Of the Know-NOthngs will be as
corruptly made up any other-perhaps more so.
The warning in Washingtons Farewell Address against
combinations or associations likely to become potent
engines whereby cunning ambitious and unprnciped
men will lie enabled to subyer the power Of the Poo
pie" are clearly in point led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

CorroN CRor INJuRED.--it appears 10 be conceded
that the cotton crop in Tennessee Georgia South Carolina
and Msssppi-and probably In all the cotton gro wing
Some cstnae II falling off Of quarter of million of
bales from the amount last years crop
Frankfort Ky Commonwealth. Nov. "a
rcrutArios of CLEVELAND, O.-Adding Ohio City
which has 1909 nhabltan the population OF Cleveland
Is a. 1896 shown by the recent census One year aye
tie population OF Cleveland sS60O, and Ohio City
$50 both SaesOiacresse in enc year thirty per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Nsiqx tstsvsel Nee4rs "a MS aascssG.fk 9lpie
81 fe selyV Nq,si ~ gle ts9gall, elsiiraes, No p
las D. - Yesterday sNyoWx - fai All S'gnis1 t1s
sfVR tbs Nslgss N95yas ~ - AZ scvat ,aid "a aes
AVA tstl s.fss. o5sA gssQsQ Do yees "a sea- soia"
"a yvaos esae the ,aei poas y the eies' s'Sfe1 "
- t,e .ys1a los B " r,stso e8fgr, .id be sceIrer
shs.4 tsst ~ essSDi2 aAQ sy sibse 9sg sos ~ ~
htos ~ b. sles s3@ t42lLtiieSa " Ytt8ev
eslN,t v. tsvsgsS4A s4d ias ~0s ne 1f s'1a 81 tue
r.k h. Ia.f attctaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Mss,uvsttis "a, Eotts A;o' si,e' rclu'us ot ,cle'
sN ,s.,,4ct NNM c,,,, town With The exception of
Svtn,,s.,t ga tes,N AVID Monve In ftouhln last ycar
dc al.N1ae ,,ie IN tbose tovus wea VNofd a. l.h'p
Ice Maun So Scattering it,ho, have voted "a hai year
dc r,,ntt of hats casi la che State will have hcon
tsrerA ,f u,,w chan COCO lep' Chan Last year Judge
Ns'tulns ,e % about eco amao, ihHn theN oio or NJ
1 MNi NJ Rsbcrs Is uonN aooo lo'' than las' Year
AMI llcntN WHOM vote ah uoaty 1000 below tho voin
e., U,ea., Mann The rcurus COO, ur Woshhurn Whig
Caf.s rishoI> ,veu'ay ricro Dom, 3Aiip Woloa Hun
A,t p,n. Atfoi Wilson. tvo Dem. naspi Scattering.
va ~ Ant Coaldon CGsaa. Coalition. dadi6 Tho Con
sos,cral ,o,e with MlNri and Monroo TO hear nom
sta. Is rcr New Coustiuton--loe oatsa. No oi,'Ro.
The rsopA>ons which tho Constitutional Convention sub
ni,d 90 the PEOPLE rvlapng 20 imprisonment for dobt and
sars sr,tsi su schools received more yooe than The ON
cs IN tic u,sic,n couutios and they may be carried We
rr,s,ni ,ho complexion Of Che Legislature by figures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

f,t,res, iNli,, Nv, a. ism
,'.s*tatsV ,,,,e,iNerll tHVeel te lwe,r'th
er.WlJrst tAslt ieev' A"'' Nr'm 'eA Pwr
t..t. ses ts, SEA ,Nesl tn'NNl .sl,ien Ut,h1nlou
.re' N,,a ttha MAtiier it.'t tsae tone ttIsrn
t..,.,.., kUArANt,k ivfet lNrN Atuff noNNrtt
! tii n. s,te,AN tr.A tuslNeon Vie,b iNat. nfialh
ttst. ta,, Aiei tNNnsu iiei Niv,k ~ Arreels na'
w.et atit. ti s,nfnM 1iftt navne htrft h,rsi iaf'
Atter Asrf ofnA Nvct ti'E INrtla iir7 Nih's
ANrlu,cA rse 1Nise fho,tiolVN MNllpN ttiAI DAMN.
lset ,hss, eNN Apase oi NNurWe Non't nstien A'i'
iioYt lftf A,rei,N McNrse iNhicl fi'7 NNot iN'r
tnlf. fa'h,N ,NpNN ifttI Wheaton n nhiliri Al
t,to,, AvJ,v~s Mhb,l o'e meiwlp experimentation ~
Nv. lAiAc, tNlif' ett naia,t, Aessmh, iai nishie
t,r, N,NN,c Ah'luloN isi meiwiN III nel'ei,
NNtN \ hnNr,. lNhtl va msiWN, llld nlst''"l
ANsvid 4 Mot,l Nhlsl NN maluu, tNih hnldoi
EN ha,Ns,n Nhifl itp maiN,it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

nsF rsorixs Colises (lfusees viii hold meeting at
ArrtM "Wednesday next Esd inst and will be glad to
nice, friends Of the great Educational Reform or %
rcceyc suggestions by letter We believe Public Meeting
Will be held in the evening sufficient interest in the sub
lo,t should be manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

s.A.s,o< ,,e,, 1N VIVA tSe wNslA ana Importance
=, Sg,es. .A,NN d Swys'cS h, c,c,, scnsiAle mNe
s.,A,r.ss ~ : SIS, rc'w'S'sN wi'A cne t'a' IA 'Ne
-, N.t "a ,,'euk Awc,ics rNA ru3M e. thcws
x -. vc.a d,Ss Wei Nnow Ais ,,oAs Nos tNe wtW
....,,a de New ssNstlcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Mrv. Ga,h Epefson mother Of the distinguished writer
ssd re~S Ralph Wsde Emerson aud widow Of the Rev
Wa Nnesee pastor OF .he First Church in Boston from
wss 81 lsh died AZ CeseOrd Mass the 10th inst in the
sab war VI ksr sse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
sr,,p,gy wrArHYg II ms EAST.

llElLNNl- 7 IlllII Nv =, ~
81, ss-sa. : M g vessels aE.Se- in o. the storm The
.ssT4y Res-11 1-l Ocean were oil gc1 q q1i N here
H. .srs, he vg5i1J- clatnles eo.ste7ocs.
RosroS. Friiav NOV. i, 1888.
" vsthsr As-s : cs1 sni dlss greeaole Heavy rams
- AS. rtr9- A11 occasional showers % 1ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

lNrtrtNptNcs ~ raRry.-TAe BHsalo Courier,
Adswsasine. eeutans this paragraph
The rveent Election has developed one fact If no more
tha y that The people fast declaring themselves in
NiSnusnt ~ merc party diotaiion and control This
sgu OF tho tunes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

.tufo erNr lpsiIua rMlirin itDrnwtnia u 81 VI.
mu, ,lrpfani ,niais hr,a. phf nilf ihirn Frfr lel
,inei miu oiiunrn sul,lhrlrn hi ton rnahln4a w
ip, si 81 three rc,hnra ihp sina' pest we'r aeairl
pn ht hnunri no we'll HH ient -
mann 40 rrt NuufrHNrhtIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Hon Io,ura r GppiSes viii lecture in Rochester on
he seth Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

The Whg majority in the Senate VIII hl all vacancies
ard thc vacancies IN The House being filled by major
ny ofNhES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
THE l.ATESr NEW :,
NsN'S,NNN NY
MAGNETIC TELNERAPN

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W,.tfN0sNN Ns}A,, NJ, Is ISM
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= - N,ss,, b N,wAgN ~ r's secd tas Vc'eso
- - lser>S 81. NssS,oa LAND ''Ha''n's''No M'N
ss>ss x.,oNNs 'v.ikosl>>o - N>ys's' - 'ae Essle"
-. ~ .>sssssns ~ss r>S4Nea ~ Gay. ~ hsNinS Neeo
- >lssR a New NAesns $s'NV Na'resi " V's
-, i>.s~S 4, lsetsns Ass 'Aa,d - Sos'c NN
,.,asss - g. See, Ns.er,s N'S, b. d"a>od "' '"e
-. s.,s A. ~ NAoss'yai $50 ttv b. DAY tN ne
NtS ....
S.,ss.e, Nt,e s i9 cN,5 hesAe and Nses' 'r'"'N
49, VIZ 81 NNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
wgsrcgEsrEa 90 lo6s.Ij

The Free Demoofai6 follows FIN sssgssfy ~ sat
oalss sedg~es cDstsesG seiA ps,ss ~ Ess@ ~
EtT Nathan Hoals Attorney Denffs Jsks IN - r.es
lknaasoner Chss Gee n ftae Fss,a issDls tsss4a
kaTaman II aAfe Ynfns a. fs Ce,ssn ~ Isafa II a fs4
Appesis LseBsrd Obbs D. Chess fsfs VI ne fys0 ~
II prs's 1hsnss q Frosf
sML.E saA Temp. isa. Wiz saa 1amg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14
Wilbor's Comp CT
PURECOD LIVER Oil
AND LINEE.
A CuRE fOR CoSsuNprIos, CorGHs, '"hl
AsrHN A,BRoNCHirIs, "a tkAL Hftih'
uy,xu.,ls scKoFyLnrs llUMoRs.


AsrHNA, A,BRoNCBirIs, "a htkAL hf'iL-
IIYASuALL sCROFULors IlVhohs'
THE propririur has succeeded thom rt"h,
/ of Prol.s,or STONE, Ia combining the oil 'nh
Lame so perfectly that th. TASTE oi the ''i, "hth
!. 90 nau.rui., TO persons generally. Is en'ncl
overcome aud il can be taken w the most dc
cate frm.lrs with pleasure. Aud as ieg'i"r The
hrncfi of this article ovei the clear oil, the i"I.
wing ease, u, Professor stone, is s''ihrmnt '"
convince ths most sceptical. The young lady
was - yrars ut age. ~
"llrr disease Was one al unnliNoh pilh'sF
which had been expected 10 terminate ~ tie
! course ia few months fatally. ckc NJ Iei art
orboth her lungs was filled with iulcrcb :. and III
some places we're bcginning 10 soften. The cnse
was evidently bad one. The treatment OF ttd
Liver Oil war nj first used, hut with ~ marked
imprnvem,nt. The Phosphate "i Lime mas ten
! administered with the Oil aud the result, ~ IN
I the ease If man, others, was soon apparent -
/ Ia. patient was rapil, getting well.
\ Ths preparation dnes not like the Cod l:'yc'
I Olb.rninr rancid which akcs II very drsnrn-
( bic f,r Persons travelling as II keeps fresh Tor -
long time.
/ l,e sure and get the genuine, Manufactw cd oniy
/ by ALEX'R WILBOR, Chemist, l36 Court
! Street. boston.
! 4. HAZlRD s. co., As'ntS i"r Newport
] anil yirinity. jei4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14
DANGEROUS scRoFULA! /!

III ia is the case Of dying who get Tires lie rae
,JcI Of worse case of SCKOFiLA, by only tr'fre hoi
No, of Brn'> Pu-frr. ihun cured by the use ~
uf tine hest Sysdrp'd that was ever hh"
s.rarla ns sufficient medical po'co Ia ehccl the cure
of sIul u ycro'iipgg hoJtie,s case. . ,,
yht E,py ycIyLNus cOniued Ia his bed the "a" ge"r-h"
yps - much diseased und dchlitaed as TO he ninhe y"
-,.s his maud Ia his htd He had the best med'eW ndfs
Ind us,d Att u the best Snywpdyios to no good ehrcl-
.,s md rnd not live treniy fRr hours Longer when lr
c,Irnt,rcaqi using RRANTS PURIFIER Ills hccE r",
,es uc1yiv aF from n hole rds eien ihr'h@n
~; ,r;0fpJe riArr i. chin ha he brr,hrd ihrou'h
he L; h- cy was around that u could lt W"d
~, ont f iis place. ony holding bya small P'ree; ~" lrc
f one arm wa. dsIuy, bv Two ulcers nn ulcer lhhrr
~ ann ms nr ~ hadas hdHd had nearly eaten h'ongh
Es ,it- iif, his b1dy Ts he afflicted wnh f~r.
rh oni d. Gr5d qJp~iir ucoys. various paris 81 NJ
lrr-n, For further AMI fl PARTICULARS see our TAM
rliLETS. ....... .,.--. ..,n., IL,
b. THOMAS WILLIAMS one Of The mos' tkiln phy'
,cirn, of kur called Ia see ihskin Ne dd. o:ofs
H., .ntnnpicr,i us. 4. Br.ms Purifier Dr, W exam h',i
r m AMI llun todd linn thai all he nediriae IN ne v"'id
..-uLL Z L1..c hLn--lluhl Mls rnhe was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14
CANCERS CURED.

Mr. o, 0. KINNEY, merchant. Clinton. OneiiH .'p''.
a. y nfnFpcd ha a caiccrdoctOr in snid county "
rtnrtin wonderful cures Of CANCERS through the rrna
,f BRANI"S PURIFYING EXTRACT. A oTn"erdJrf'
IN Greene county, n. V, is also using said PURIFIER. Mr.
A. b. SErrLt druggist At Cnnaioharie. Montconer, coi-
w. N y las Informed Of AN important cure 0 CAt-
cFR of long Standing which otcced oa M nEri a's
purityn- healing power what impure disease ot 80
blood csn mol cure Seven years experience and u.
rn,ph says there ure none but what il will cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14
FEVER-SCRE CURED

The Rev RICHARD Dt'NNING, Pastor Of the Pre-
hyteran church. Adams Basin Monroe county, New York,
wrote 20 have Just received letter from Mr. CnAA.
sEY DusNING. relative the ofhs fcvcrsoc. Yon
rnv depend what it states, for he Is Christian nnh
and nm the church. Some since he had 10
have one of his le.s ct of his life in consequences
of Fcvtrsurc. The other rg being now affected; nnd
nhuut 10 be Hnpuiatrd, recommended BRASr's MfDi.
cixr Read the result He snys: II hare used only hros
BOTTLES of BRANT'S MEDICINE. piaced Ali horH.
from u1ur J1rndaf,a. that Medicine and cnn now
saw that with tn, blessing of God, has Effected a If
mi Llu,n See PanInhlcts for full particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14
Worse than Hopeless |!

Sow hear Mr. IiASK Ms sin'rnumt OF euro! lie snid
"My vii, prncrirrd one hottie of BRiNT'SPtElF, ,AG
b'\TR IfT ,f RisscH Is ic'Hcrd. drug giss o Ronr
c.,nnced using ihui aud bcgdn I" get 6effr. That houe
enabled me 10 gc, gE my bed, vi ere lad het c"liihrh
one u,y m, sccnd Ee enabled 10 get ont ~ h'hens;
ir yd bottle enabled 10 rdh fso miles. io Rome tcu
trr vltre pocrrd sJ byilc nlore and wl'n end m
iah.d using tiru reGfcH uf tgenfp ulcers Ind heihd
nD-aud three botits more effected rfNr ~ u M Z"
oil lhe u GERS. pud restored me to good hta'm"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-14

"ATrica, frncscc Co, Febrndry !, 1913.
AN WAI.LACES CO.-Gen!emcn: was for more
,nn year, afflicted with disrnse of The stomach ieouli
not ent any fat or grcnsy substance without onlising yrai
prn sicknesa and vomiting. nnd WINS continually afflicted
with n stomach. ]. ms nm eNrrrn'n', tried "i ht
lie of BRANT's MEDiClNE, which, To my utter dsap-
poinmcut cascd and ,ei,,d Ne u.BIi pain after oiih1
the siure used second hnti. which hns completely cureo
the lisease well and hrnry, and eat almost
anything without heng pnn,d, or the sonnch hnc4nans
Yours rtkIHc'WlN, T. y. w lLNOA'
Nj Wilcox Is a respcclnhic merchant Of Atlra
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DYSPEPSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

ArEN1f-C. b.t Isfpo, l,tJui--
A Driscoll, Warrcb-J. =. Douglass, Bristol
Il. q. Brown, Fast Gt,,nwicl %. E'ltr, Nat
IL Dripps & Stcnccr, Washington ,ilsle r
Is. TAYLOR, kmpst,t--. All,h, ritid's 1ro
works-N. =. Palmer & Co., Wcsttil Young
wict ford-J. NJ. Anthon, Fail Riu-J L
in,hony, Westport-and by Merchants aud
Druggists generally.
All orders mus, H. addressed ,oI wsllsce 4
Co. 30i Broadway, New York.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES I:

NJ UAsKIN as sworn 10 the ulove fncts and the fc's
are wilnpssrd uud ceriihed ny DR.. T. WlLLiAMs-Mi
a r. BROW ~ proprietor ofthe Iifst Rome HoteI-Mehsa
BlsSELL LEONARD. whole sae and retail druggisu'
y ptnp SDcc1bfr pitnesscs
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NURS,SG SORE MOUTH. LrCgRRnGA. &c.

"ByRoN GrSrsrE Co, n Y. Oct ~, 1871.
an, ,,srs. NJ T. WALLACE co. Some time last win.
Ter nv wifi, brcane dritu,rd from the effects vf i~
coyrh,a and Nsing Sore Mouth that she could not n her
child or perform ANY household labor Her medical rsa
uent was varied according to the advice and prescriptions
Of the most eminent ply sicHs, until our saul was cNhhur
ed in useless efforts She became very skeleton ulh
al the time she commenced taking RrHnfs Mcdcine pho
weighed than 'y-ive pounds bu by tie lime
she hnd taken f, bties, she bcrnnc perfectly well Ths
cure perfect that shr IL enabled o do al nerr>
sary household work and gained thirty pounds ui nesr IN
four weeks. Yours truly, {. H. GAbENIlSf''
The reader will observe lni Mr. GALEsTSE says on,
txIIL." He we nre informed by H. 5. TERHy, Esq, VI
the su,nr place, hH. studied medicine.
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rytn and ,icrfudi IL ,esTIH9 ALi The Incidental ochnre
cs mud iysgidriiits of the BRAsTS PULMONARY
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~ sn,y a,i"f crccss other en hess-u REGl LATES
ALL, 10y strengthening hc SYSTEM, o2"'hiihg me clReeA'
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