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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07


u The following rich specimen of highfalutiue,
is clipped from the New York Tribune. 1t is n
curious mixture of historical facts and the wild
visions of all unbridled fancy:
THE WEsr!-Let her not be despised! Ameri-
can orlentnls may dream that wisdom has tnKenup
her perpetual abode the shores of the Atlantic;
and that the gen of art, of science and literature
have planted their rosy grottoes on the sunny SIDE
of the Aileganies. But thousand fancieS never
made one fact. Like the swaddled Hercules, the
West has put out her infant arms and stranged two
political dragons that colng about her cradle;
and as soon she walks forth i'll the consciousness
of matured strength, she will make greater fut-
tering among the harpies that are preyng upon her
interests than did the club of the hero among the
Stymphalian vultures. III founded conten pit is a
blow that always rebounds. The Assyrans con.
temned the Persians; while the Persians, like
muskrats, were Undermining the walls of Babylon.
Taught, learned, pholoSophic Greece, the conquer
or of Xerxes, became Turkish slave, and the
fair daughters of Themistocles and Leonidas We're
bought aid sold in the shambles of Smyrna
Rome despised the barbarlans, and the barbarans
conquered Rome. Cesar overran Gaul with victo-
rious legions; and now Gaul has standing army
in the city Of the Caesars. England would force
America to drink Bohea; aud America poured out
for England cup of gunpowder tea, the taste of
which has not yet got out of her mouth. Thus 1T
ls--arms and arts in their onward progress have
always pitched their tents nearer the setting suns
and the conquests Of the triumphs of the other
have left their fruits to ripen and decay on the
track: The very relics of ancient empires have
now TO be dug out of the soil. Civilizationin her
western march, like the ostrich in her flight,
throws sand upon everything behind her; and
before many cycles shall have completed their
rounds, sentimental pilgrims from the humming
cities OF The Pacific coast will be seen where Bos-
ion, Philadelphia and New York now stand, view
ing in moonlight contemplation. side by side with
the melancholy owl, traces of the Athens, the
Carthage, and the Babel of the Western hemis-
phere. NJ ip ~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
curious Phenomenal

The GAINESVILLE (ohio) Aurora of the soth ult.,
contains the following: S
siTuE YELLOW RArN.-During Friday might last
we had copious showersAof rain. On Saturday
morning considerable quantftiesof yellow matter
was found deposited all over the city Itlwas in
greatest abundance around the edges of the water
ing. 1t looked like fine flower OF sulphur. II
was observed also out of the city. We collected
some on paper, and after drying, burned it, but
could not discover sulphurous olors. What was
1t! VAST similar in character and origin TO the
red rain observed sometimes in other parts of the
earth9 Was it observed anywhere else in the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07

RAN OF suLrHuR.-on Fridpy night heavy
rain fell, accompanied with high wind. which
was attended with curious phenomena On
Saturday morning the streets, and all the pools OF
water for miles around, discovered to be COW
cred with fine yellowish dust which many have
supposed TO be sulphur; in fact, we are informed
that some of the dust was gathered and upon fire
being applied it burnt the same as sulphur We,
however, are not inclined to any such opinion,
but believe the substance TO have been no other
than the pollen of plants or trees and scattered by
the winds. Its appearance on the waters is
thing of common occurrence at this season, par
ticuarly in those parts of the States of Lousian
and Mississippi where the pine and cypress abound
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA =
IL Curtain Warehouse, ~
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia opposite The S,at lso,
a5- HENRY w. SAFFORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, Curtain MA
rERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, In part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cor hices;
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Lacus d. Muslins; do Bands
French Brocatells all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and colors; Cords. TasseIS Gimme 90
Satin de LANES; Fringes Curtain n~ons
Damasks; ... . DC 'f''
large stock of FRENCH Pushes. of al, eo,ors ami,
qualities hand. : = 1890 '''
colors for shading. - "
N Il. Persons ordering Curtains will i've the measure
mart7-1yd&w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my wholesale stock DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, the new four story brick building,
~ No. III, Main Street, - sss-s a.
west side. between Monroe and Unou Streets where
will be prepared with early and extensive Spring
Stock direct from Importers and manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends customers
to and examine. Fi
feb4 WIN. t. sELBY.
n1-J g. Metcalf will be found the above establish
nient where he axyaita his o,d fr;.u,o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
FANCY GtOODs.
FREDK.EICKEY e. SONS.

81 ~ ESQ BALT1MoRE STREET.
Importers of English, German end French Fancy
= ES& :. pa Goods, = a2T.&
now in store their Spring assortment Of Porte
- Monnaies, Vtolins, Percussion Caps, ACcordeoH.
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood aud BuhaiO HAIR
brushes, Combs OF every description Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Feriumery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, JewsE!'
etc, etc. -. nv
| lnthe Hosiery lire full assortment Of White Brown
and mixed cotton hose; Lise, Thread and Silk h0:e
lotion hose OF every description, Lse Thread and SILK
hose ofevery description Cotton Thread and Silk Cloves
Filley q Stewats Patent Thread, ottou, Thread and
SILK Iaces, Sink and Pocket Handkere.ets, Neck TIes
etc. etc.
Dealers i'll find our stock the most extensive in this
CITY, and our prices low any in the the county!
mar24-dyytf5 .l- ~ 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
SPHCI,AL NOTICES,
Persian Hair ny.

Persian Hair Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted, II used according to directions
to change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK,
Is WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle For by KRLLs q CALD.
WE'LL, Wholesale Agents, and by wAt. R. MCKEE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07

THE oDp Fellows. at Ellicotts Mills, h ad a
celebration and procession ON Monday last; DR..
Piggot of Baltimore, delivered excellent Grafton
on the occasion. and in the evening the festivities
were closed by sumptuous entertainment al
g McGowan's Hotel, where speeches were made
by Edward A. Talbot j. T. B. Dorsey, DR.. Pig
got, Prof. Durand, Judge Hemmick and Others
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07

ssse Circuit Court Of the United States was
5saito sit on Monday. Mr.. Chief Justice TAsrY will
oil not be Court during the present terms owing
his illness. 3,i' seasfsf'ss+' 81 g 'ets1 x.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07
Things in View York.

Barnum is putting up a'tower in the vicinity OF
Inc Grystai Palace, 800 feet high, to the top OF
which visitors are.to be lifted by steam engine.
Ex- President Fillmore, and son and daughter,
reached the city on Thursday evening with the re,
mains Of Mrs. Fillmore. They were met at jersey
City by number of their friends and proceeded to
the Astor House. .
Louis De Corn, of the firm of Giraud & Co.,
dealers in butter, who shot Eugene Melville dead,
on Thursday, has been arrested. The deceased
was formerly teacher in Cincinnati, and is alleg-
ed to have been crazy. De Corn says he was
afraid he was about to attack him when he shot
him. A female, it appears, is mixed up with the
affair. The prisoner was committed to answer for
murder. ~ -
John S. Hathaway, Brevet Major of the First Ar
hllery, U. S. A., was found dead on Thursda,
evening, i'll his room at the AStor House. having
cut his throat with razor. He returned on Mon.
day from California and Oregon, where he had
neen stationed for three years, and cause is as
signed Tor The rash act of self destruction.
Major General Scott arrived in town from Wash.
lngton, on Thursday, and is now at Union Place
Hotel. DR.. Kane, ofthe Arctic Exploring Exped-
ton, and g. P. R. James, the Novelist and the Eng
Hotel.
About $4,000 of the stock to the proposed new
opera house has been subscribed, The amount re-
CURED is S150,000. g,4 4 ~.
The journeymen carpenters. on strike for II
shillingS day, turned out in procession on Thurs
day, and numbered 5000 or 1000.
Hon. Robert G.. Campbell, late private secre t. nv
to e. President Fillmore, has been lying danger.
ously i'll at his residence in the city, for some DAYS
past. 7',.--"T
The Abratros took out 25 passengers for Vera
Cruz on Thursday, and about 16O for California.
They go by the Ramsay or Acapulco route.
The white and colored walters of the several no.
tells have formed t'Waiters' Protective Union So
ciety," and resolved not 10 work fol- less than is
perinonth after 18TH inst. =
During March 14,257 immigrants from Europe
arrived in port. 1a ~
Mr. Dix, it is said, accepts the office of U. S. As
sistant Treasurer. Tt2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07

HEALru OF VICE PRESIDENT KINo.-tIon. z.
> Pratt, of New York, who has just returned from
Havana. contradicts the statement that Mr. King
had taken the oath of office. His health was quite
desperate, and he did not weigh over 100 lbs. 1t
isthought he would not probably live to return,
even if he left. he proposed to, on the first of
! April. His principal food was milk and hommony,
and he was daily borne by his men, into the sugar
house, rarely being able to walk over part of the
way. 4
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r'rhe New York Herald. lets of The follow

ing: 49,
WANTED AT WAsH1NGroN.-The old fogies are in
the ascendant at Washington. White boards and
bald heads have it all their own way. full head
of hair-black, brown. or reds said 70 be con-
sldered prima tdcie evidence of the incapacity OF
the person for a fat office. He is loo young
Therefore. the candidates of Young America are
very DESTROYS of obtaining white hair dye, which
will change over night, the most raven black locks
to hue as white as the driven snow; or
..Leave no hair on the top of the head,
The place where the har ought to grow.'
Powder and pomatum won't do for the approach
ing hot weather Young America wants a white
hair dye. Apply at oil the hotels in Washington.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-07

Hri Hsr
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~ 'AsToR LIBRARr.-The funds and property OF
this institution are valued at $3.50, OO0. The cost
the building and site $4,000. and the expendi-
ture for books thus far $1,000. More than6o 900
volumes have been collected, and DR.. Cogswell is
- now IN Europe, authorized to expend s25 600 in
q sthe purchase of additional works. Commencing
with ebout 200 volumes, free from debt and ha-
Wing afyesed fund of 81 O00 the interest of
which is to be steadily sppledto enlaIgng the col
lection, this must ultimately become one of the
lagestiIibraries in the world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
NEWPoRT WATER Cy,gp

ttliS Establishment, situated on thp Point. !.
i uoo open Tor tie reception ~ laii,rt- Ar.
Engagements have also b en made 10 accommo,.ai,
pcrspns +" hu wish o. take 'frnimrr alone - tl o.
Establishment. Ir. k,hwi,l continue to ntt,nd
patiouts On town.
Tcrtns For treatment aud board, from
alO'O to cl2m rcr wert; for treatment alone,
from E 800 to 5000 per week, ipth tp lie ra,'
wr'ky. Consolation and proscripiious nom
s3,0l To- $50. Sipsl, visis : I ,O6, ,leductior,
hc"a made where a number of ,isits ne nee, s.a-
~ aud also according to the circumstances of IA.
ufnis. The poor treated without any chmre.
NIL DIR. ". 4. RElI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
IAMEEHS e;NHEN.

Mr. o b. KINNEY. merchant. Ci.s'as Cne'i, c'sa,,
N informed us that n c,ucnrivctor in sad couI "
tpu.r wouGcrnl cures ~ CANCERS through inr rict I
D. ENANl5 PURIFYING EXTRACT. q etRccy-i - :
Gtptur county, y. Y, II a.so using saIi PrKIFIER hr
4 r. SLI,fE druggist, u Caai iOharic, apGls oi-, .
y, y. hrs informed OF en important If Ci,
CER of Ion standing, which effected an gti "a,
Df that place H. therefore, this pURFIEE oYres CsAccr .
s puIiya', healing power hat impure disease of
h.Uod not curel Seven years experience aEd .
Gnluh siyr there are none bat That IL " II cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DUSNiNG, Pastor Of tho Pre-
hylerun church. Adams Bisa Monroe county New iGrk.
wro'C % US have just received letter from Mr. Culs
sEY DusNtsG relative 10 tine Of his Feyrr-fofy iu-
may del pend on whit II states for hr 10 Christian
aud elder IN the church Some years since no had i,
have ui As es e: IS. To hrs life, ia corscqents
pf Fever sore. Tue uher leg being aI, aj
about 10 he fnrum,ed, recommended BRAST's MEpi.
Read lSU result. Fr aGre usod 0Siy Mr,s
guTrIrs Of BRANlS MEDICINE J.aced All nor.
o yOry recommendation it tat Nrdieiae ,ld
iHt with TIE blessing of God, IL tS affected = gl
M liza. u,pr % f,IaIaG Glgt, t,.i, ,t.4f tTsIu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

TLs IL the care Of flfng mds who VI !iirs He
cV,td of worHr case OF SCROFULA by only eI,s b.t
H- Cf BHn's PuFler, ilon ever cured hY tic ~
rcrc Loss OF the best NdysGy0y1 thai was ever uIYJ.
Sdsunarn has not sylcH! yici 10 Effect tie
oi such a scr rlgpig hobtlssg case
Nh !. l. II tSNlN or Rae, G7lcio o. " T., t.h Ser
u't tJur VcG- confined his bed the La1 tcIria
aas c diseased aud debili,acd ~ 20 be unable
v nis hpud is head lie had tie bot medical "Gi
had used of e bet SdrsIp1ylds 10 n1 coA rt.S;
got ard U0Jsc, uri WA considered ~ lie IN iosE
lI!e and could live 'Vfur hours l0g. when ~
commenced . nc BltANTS PURIFIER His n"t
Ii-, as0yiV ~, nom 90 car; hols nsi, ehs yo.yh
t filJJp., under ns cha. itat h. bresihcd thuT
' hu h.a crciI around that could l+ 'f''G
r OF i.. s"", il only holding by srnH pine' the r'c
.i' QUE tfH DESTROYED hy wa ulcers ulcer Hnfrr
Doc Hri. large mdH's mud. he'd nearly elicE h'0rA
ne Ats n'y hs t.dD Thus ne "as afflicted with IRE.
r-.s., FOR iGfihcr AM lu.i particulars, see Uuf PAM
gHIEIS. .
n. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of The mos, shrN rl,
,eans vf Rome, S called 10 sce Hpskn he day '.h,.
90. c,ltupIrcd using Brant's Purifier. Dr. w. examined
al rui 'h,a tod him thar al he nededse, IN nc y"i
- .L- Il. lI-at l- a-cus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
CHRONIC ERYSIPELlS AND ULCERS.

AsToSIsnIS0 AND MOST WONDERFUL CugE.-Csr
Ezra Kaspp. of No % Willow At Brooklyn. N. Y
one of the most respectable ciuzcns IN the city,
afflicted live years with scrolulous Eryspelas OF bod
swellcd to prodgious size and liberated Large decp
ulcers apparently large enough 10 run finger In cana
into thcm, which discharged daily almost incredibs
quantty Of maturated substance. He had had the
sivice and attendance Of several Of the most skfu
physicians. and had tried many highly recommends,
medicines without cffecting cure, and was told b.
one two of his ply scans that the ulcers In his Leg
would ~. hun Of bsfo,s long BRASr's PUnyvire
EXTRACT has cured these ucrrs,ed and mfamed lsGe
tina, now they entirely healed up, and he enoe
good health
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

]
been used With probably greater success than
any other article known, aud physicians who have
htd an opportunity oi witnessing It's highly salu-
ary effects recommend IL as "a safe anu very uit-
a'ipus m'dicne, equal, II no; superior, To amy
c'hcr prescription for the above complaints with
. on their knowledge, The basis OF thus medicine
WAS private recipe Ola distinguished physician
III one Of the nelgbborlng States, AMI was pre-
served by AN individual 10 whom 1t gave the most
astonishing relief IL is composed VI vegetables,
and il used according to directions, must b. per-
iectly safe.
From Hssrs. Ala. 8. Co., Maehants, Cmcn-
nat, Those persons who have use,i ,he Veg
ettble Pulmonary Ba'sam uniformly speak OF II
as valuible medicine, anu i,om the quantity
sol notwithstanding the numerous other prepa-
rttiDns, used Tor similar complaints, we consider
IL first on the list.
Respectfully, SC. ALLEN s. CO."
The Editor ol III. Seneca Fails CouTip sals,-
owe have haj occasion TO witness the good -t-
feet of the Vegetable Pulmonary lialsain IN our
funiiy, ia case of young lady who has been en-
treiy cure ui iCONsUMPrIUs by the use of II,
ell .HsInI severe cou5h, tnl coids, dnd cheerful
l. bar te,t'mol, to its beng sale, convenient,
all very eihcacIops nedIciae IN cases ui that de-
scription. Ed. Courier.
a Clergy man from fhIladclp pha writes, that
he has been n the habit OF usiuS the Ntgatcble
Pulmonary Btlsdn tir himself and fimiIy, iUr tue
last thirteen years, AMI also ot recommending 1t
10 hts friends ani considers it AN invaluable
remiiy for all pulmonary complaints.
Forthe last five years OF my practice ! have
had the sdtIsi 10 witness The beneficial ef-
ects oi the Vegetable Pulmonary balsani IL Inahy
cl'"s ol obstinate cOug h, and other affections
the urgs. would therefore confidently reconi-
mead It's use IN All complaints ol the ches, be-
~ equal, II not superior, 10 any other medicine
withIn my know ledge.
Lempster, \. II.
TRUMAN ABELL. NJ. D."
U-.- BEWARE. Or CUUN iEkfEiTS
AND LIMITATIONS such AS CAKrLK's
COMPOUND PULMDSARY BALsAM, AMERICAN
PULMoNARY BALsAM, aud others, m part,
bearing the name! Enqune for the article by
its VII lie name, the
"VGG GfABLE PULMONARY BALSlM,"
ani see III It /, mas the written signature Of NM.
Joss Cutler upon yellow ab,d, Oh the ue
Wrappers. E,ch bottle and .eai is stamped
"'c5et.,ble Pulmonary Balsam."
Prepare by REED, CU TIER & CO, In
prtcrs ani Wn,esie Dealers in Me.i,ciues,
Pants, Ca:nioals aud Dye Stufs, 33 India
street, Boston, and sold b, Druggists, Aputh.-
cTes ani CounIry Merchants generally. For
particulars and recommendations, see IA pamphlet
acco.npaI, lhg each bottle Ie--price 80 cents. For
sale IN Newpnit by HAZARD < CASWELL,
aud *. J. JAfLOR. NO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

"ArrlCi, Gcues"p Co, Fet'Barg !. 1898
M r WALLACE GtO.--Gt71t0ta! VIZ, for n,ora
dun yttr uioGeJ with erusr cf sac sioiirt Suu'd
luy &. ryHsy GuAsiWcc w.odi cErsiu IrVst
pain sickness, pai ug and v'us continually aic'tf
Vfh sour s'pu1cl, J. ns ~ eNr,r,Hrd ilt'd tAe "t
&c og BEAhIS NEDlti%E. which, O. my u disuT-
puIuuuc, tr.i U,l JD ed Es y'ndi pan G('cr ettise
lnr."u' u-. ruui iOrr. w.ci h.s cunp ciciy
thcj..cgru. u , gn hearty, ana raj Hh's'
anything wiiluu Ia.I4 piuud, ., ;p stomach ucc NJ ns
NONI- HrCtluIlv, =. =. WIZ On
Nj Wilcox ID d rtsDgC ll,, merchant ,g Auics.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
FEMALE WEAKNESSES g COMpL LkINTs

No remedy Offered :, tue public has been h1D
2,0: GHf cBccigGI s TCiyag Att lie iDcieata nolksv
Ngd f'rseU!aJfs of the sex, ~ ERANr's pULmosAEs
bpLSsN l. ,i!irr u, GrrHn gtin-f
0gJa s5oH, cfrsss, other uealacsH Il RF6CLATf =
Ai ty 'freg ,1sjrg ie SYsrES, t7"rizag ns c.gsvi
r"S. and 1,ffiHg 0dd Gaioyny NERVOUS IRRirAH'i.rT
Z - sl..t ala t.ta
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
INTERNAL ULCERS.

Tnis cure is triumph tie skill Of the best pAyss'
e;ans In the city Of Philadelphia and Is POSITIVE PROOF
that internal ulcers be cured as easily as extern
when BRAsrs PURIFYING EXTRACT is used Mr.. !.
H,pburn, one Of the most respectable gentlemen
Auburn, Gauge Co. " Y, informed us IN Oct, leSJ
that be had been afflicted with three FissuREs ~
ULCERS so situated inernnyas to allow OF an exam
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and !;
their locEtiun He said that he had spent year.
Philad,phs under the professional advice OF the be
out cure or help when DR. r. A. Hunt druggist q
Auburn. advised him to try Branfs Purifying ErfraS
and the of seven bottles of II effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
HERALD OF THE TINES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY
Wilbor's Compound Of
PURE CUD LIVER Oil
AND LIME.

A CURE FOR CoSsUmPTioS, CoUGHs, ,CoLps
ASTHMA, ,BRoHcHirIs,G ,GfKfRAL DfBn.
ITy AND ALI sCRoFULors HUMoRs.
TUE proprietor has smcceded ((Iom directions
l. Of Professor stone, IN combining the OH and
Lime perfectly that th. taste al the Oh, Which
il So nauscous, Ia persons generally, Is eninely
overcome, and !, can he iaken b, the most dtiI-
cate ieu'ales with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article over the clear oil, the fol-
lowing ease, by Professor Stone, IL sufficient 10
convince the most sceptical. The young lady.
was "a years OF age.
seller disease one OF unmixeh phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate in tie
course Ola few months fatally. cts upper Part
ofboth her lungs was filled with tubercl,s and in
some places were bcgnning to soften. The case
was evidently bad one. The treatment of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, but without marked
improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil and the result, a. in
the ease of many Others, was soon apparent.
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not IKE the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very desirea-
BILE for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh for
long time.
Be sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'R B. WlLBOR, Chemist, loo Court
Street, Boston.
r. X HAZARD & CO., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. iel4
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NURS;NG S0Rg NGurH. lrCnRgUGl. h

"BYPoN, GrsEsSE Co, X Y. Oef. 49, 1917.
"h.I.rs. MT WALLACE \ co. Some i,Iic last Wa.
ter my wife lcan" dcuiGsd nom the effects Of T..
entIsa and Nasg Sore Mouth. that she could ne IN hrf
child perform any hou ehod Bbpr Her medical irsut
varied JCcordn- To SIC advice rl, pr.scrirtcti
Of the eminent piy ys'rans until orr aW wHs cNur.'
ed in useless tfors She bccuis very skeleton tss
al the time tue commenced taking EydHrs Medicine shH
weighed no more au CtE y'ye pounds bat 10y tie tina"
Fhe hgd tghr fur bHr, slc became perfectly well Tt.
cure rcI, that site is rnulcd 10 do ai
sary household work. md gained tE.ry pounds of hc,h Ia
four weeks. Yours Nuly, {. u. bAbfNTlNE"
Tie reader win observe iat Mr. G.LrSrISr says
sRitt." Hc, informed ny t. >. fLRgY, Eos, o.
The enlne nnca. has sLud led medIc.nc. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28
MiIIinarv Establishment.

v'HE L1dies II Newport and vicinity ara rec
u prcifuy iaiormsd HAT We have roW o,tucd
our new All fashionable millinery Goods. And
every effort Will BE- made to please thcm IN snlc
qu,lty and price. We have tl, largest aud lost
ss.criinrpt u Riihons that w. ever ofrted. nnd
s,mc entirely nv styles. Nu-h a,lcnuen pl'Ih
sir.f ~ ihoiis- ,ri clran.1, oid p.nfsts
iSA FRENCH
is, 'h4m-tr'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-28

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