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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08
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RRIyAL oi G.. w. RORACK, al Bo,ton
IA The celelratrd DIR. &. ". R"pACK, hum
Sweden, Professor Of Asuu"gl, Astlrininy,
Phrcnoogy and GcomancS, having ust arrived
from New York, where he has met with the
most eXtraUrd dinaiy sucCoss Tor the lasi two
years, now offers his soryiccs To thc citnns oi
Boston and ills vicinity. {. ". kuback beng
the sEyESTR son OF THE sLvES1H sos, aud
having made Astroogy his eA'iuSiyc study sItce
the carry age of fifteen Nca.s, thlols the hGyait'
ages derived from travelling and reflection HAT
is POSSESSED by none in this country or IWolc,
aud being gifted 10y nature, and having cult
waited this blessed gift, he is prepared 10 adapt
them To the following use, and the immediate
contamination of the following t"pics: liz, can
be consulted al his office or 10y letter, Ct pre-.
paid,) aud he is p,cpa ed to make use oi he pow
any Of the t,liu' lag topics l'usn 81 81 all
dcscrip' ions, Travelling hy land and pea, Court
ship, advice given ior their successful accom-
pllshmcnl, specializing IN Stocks, Morhahdise,
or Real Estate. the Recovery OF LegacIrs IN dis
pute, the Purchasing of Tickets, and the Salty
OF Ships at Sea. lie has aso had the .onor Of
receiving a certificate from the Hon. 4. 10 II
Bernadotic, formerly King of Sweden, which il
viii give nun great pleasure to show 10 those
who may favor HIM with call. lie also offers
his services respecting b""h' wealth, mari fage,
owe affairs, journeys, lawsuits, dihcu!iy IN bus.
mess, fraud, sickness, death, past, present and
Intutt events, am All ConttIhs W NV anu Il-
vi rs all to call who afflicted corpoIcally or
mentally. NaIivtics calculated and read III full,
ace riding to the oraccs of masculine signs.
TERMS Ladies : 90 Gentl'ncn : 80
Nativities calculated according To G,"moncy-
for Ladies. IN full, S3; Gentlemen, ia iull, $500
Persons at a distance can have their Natlvltirs
drawn by sending the date Of the day OF their
birth.
All letters containing the above fee will receive
immediate attention, aud Sativitns will hc sent
to any part Of the world, written on durable pa
per- all letters un The above topics, II post-raid,
will he answered gratis.
His Office is at No. High street, htwecn
Federal and Summer sir,c cts. Office houls iroln
9 A. NJ to O'Clock, i. NJ.
Copies of the Astrnl gical Almanac hive been
left q, The this Office ior graruitous circulation.
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WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIvEROIL AND LIME.
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMAJ BRONCHITIS,
GENERAL DEBILITY, AND


ALL SCkOFULOUS HUMORS.
DERSONS Who have been ing the Cod Iy-
L er Oi! will he pleased to learn that Dr.
WILBOR has succeeded from directions Of sew
eral professional genilemrnl in combining the
pure OH with LINE, in such manner that il is
pleasant 10 the taste, and It's effects in In COM
plants are truly wonderful. Very many persons
whose eases we're pronounced hopeless, and who
had taken the clear Oil for n long time without
marked effect have been cntire, cured by us,ng
this preparation.
The following facts are connmunicatedby Wm
Mitchell of Boston, who h,s been cured of Con-
sumption by using WILBOR'S COMPOUND
OF COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. and wishes
to have others similarly afflicted use this prcrar
alton, before il is too late. nc SAYS:
81 had been sick with confirmed Consumpti. n
for nearly fifteen months. | was advised by nv
physician to try Your Compound Of O,land Lin, Z.
! did So; and after using one bottle began to per
crive IL was having "a wond, rful effect my cough
which WAS very severe, had nearly lett me aud
! am now happy t. say that after using il for tw
months, am strong and healthy, all unlavorabls
symptoms having left me-"
CAUTION. On account Of the great reputation
Of this Compound for all Lung complaints, the
subscriber would cautio, the afflicted against US
ing any except that manufactured by him, as he
has the only recipe in the United States for com
bining the PURE OIL with LIME in n proper
manner. Therefore as you value your health
purchase not except that manufactured bv
ALEX. B. WILBOR, Chemist,
I56 Ccart ST., Boston.
for sale in Newport, by Hazard & Caswell
Apothecaries' Hall aud Hall ofPharnacy.
jlS Ban
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AQUIDNEC MOUSE
uArF ~URRkS HGCsTD
Nexpoit r. I.

NFWT'iT " v
TIE Suscriirr r,sIeciIully infrms his
friends and ,h puIIlic generally that h. has pur
chased che .hnyr .en Known establishment. nrd
having thmu"snly rem waited and suppled u with
new furniture, aud iutroduced many modern in.
provrr~nls, -, nil w. U,cnr'I Tor the reception
OF visitor. on the 18th ~ April. II - cnnve.
nieu,ly loeatcd, and us air, aud pleasant snua.
,oo is MT supposedly hy any other house in town
The suli,cr,bcr iairndr ,o make II one &c the
hest and INST farhionahle reSnrts fr the travcl.
ling pubc, 10 We Kept open through the yenr ~,
steady and transient hjarders. People visn,nc
Newp n Tor pleasure "r bu,iner-, viii 6ni ,hi,
House Convenient q, AL scssous cf the ysar
PHILIP RIDER. Proprietor.
Ne oct, X. l., April Is, 1883
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFR.qUDED!

Buy no book unless DR.. A. M. Mauriceau, l29
Liberty Street n. Y, is the title page, and the
,ntry in the Clerks Office the back Of the title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mail, and address to DR.. A NJ.
Mauriceau, as there spurious and surrepttious
infringcments of copyright
A. Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR
RED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent (HoiIci Jicel TO any part Of tho
Tinted States the Canadas and British Provinces.
Ali Letters must be post paid, and addressed 10
DR., A. M MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New-York
CITY Publishing Odice, No. l2S Liberty street.
New-York.
AGENT.
ID. NJ. Cook, providcuce--Bcnj. J. Tillcy,
Newport--Percc IIandeli, Westerly.
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SUMNER HATS JUST RECEIVED.

SUM WEK HAT JUS 7 KECEIVFU.
TNHE largest and hest assortment of Summer
Hats ever offered in this city. consisting of
Drab Beaver, White Brush & Plain kossuih
Hats, also Panama, Leghorn, Pedal, Canton,
Rutland, China Pearl, Canada, Sinnct, aud
PalmleafiIats. Of every description -. low as
ca, he found elsewhere. a large lot of Paincd
Hats Tor sale by the dozen. ~ Thames Street,
m26 JACOB WEAVER
i. ). Panama, Leghorn, aud Straw Hats
ocaned an pressed IN III" be 81 III amer Us above.
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TO TRAVELLERS FOR NEW YORK.
THE Rhenish -Beiginn Gallery oi modern Eure-
L pean paintings, Dos Broadway, in the rooms
OF TIE National Academy of Design is open daily
from 10 A. NJ. till 10 2. NJ. One Of the most inn
pressing paintings is the large view of the beau
tiful LAKE OF LOCARNO or LAGO MAG
GiORE. as In pd
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TIE METROPOLITAN RANGE.

TFE WF 7 KVTOtI mn NNN'T''
VN{E sub.ci iber has secured the agency Tor the
i sale of this iayor,te range. 1t will DO tw'ce
the amount OF cooking Of any rang ia rse and III
a superior manner. 1t requires bu, hall the
amount of fuel aud the cost oi setting them is We
ry uiiling, in comparison with other ranges.
The boiler holes are % ingeoio,sly arranged that
the fire burns equally under thc,n sil. One otthe
greatest advantages Of this range is the eons'roc'
ton of the oven which is lined with. bre-brick.
thus retaining the heat and giving the ad7anta-
ges oi a brick oven. The range has met ~'ih a
ready sale, and gives the utmost satisfaction, To
all who have tried il, and is fast superseeding all
others in pse. The subscriber invites all those
in want oi u range to call nj his store No. l2O-
aud examine the Metropolitan range before pur-
CHASING sewhere.
all NICHOLAS w. MARSH.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Corner Pearl, Fulton and Wafer SIS,
NEW YORK,
JOHNSON a. CARLTON,

The proprictors Nave recently purchased th's
property, and re6tted and reiurnished the Hotel
in superior manner aud introduced the modern
improvements. u is conveniently located, and
its airy and pleasant situation readers It cm"'
Portable resort for the travelling public. Connec-
,ed with the house are a number ot l1athlng
Rooms under the charge of Me-. John A. Mason,
which ior convenience aud beauty u finish are
not surpassed 10y any ia the country. People
visiting New York, eithet on business ~ pleas
are caanot find a more plcasaa or comfortable
hone.
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DREADFUL IN NHERtTANC
fran, the Parents.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
our sheep, cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in ali that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
ynarsad in tho darkest and most
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LILY POND

THE Subscriber having oldaimed'a a good supply
L of lee, would inform his patrons aad the
pubic an general, that be is noy ready 10 make
contracts to supply them with Ice from pure
Spring water; those wishing Zee the comng sea &.
500, VIII please cab on the subscriber al the Ice
Depot, l75 Thames Street, corner Marke, Square
Hotels, Fa,nilies and Stores supplied by the sea-
son, on reasonable terms
m2O John l.. CRkNSTON, Agent.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Just rrcrved at y Broad st. by
CORNELL * DENNIS,
which are offered at Wholesale and r. al, At the
lowest prices.
Fresh Greene Teas, Hams,
do. Black Teas, Lard,
Stewmt's Crush'd SugarDricd Beet,
do. Powdered SugarTpngues,
do. Refined A Is Il CHEERING,
doDir, Salt
Granul,ted do. Table Salt,
Havana Brown do. Cheese,
Old Java Coffee, Butter,
Maracaibo do. liulPs Soap,
81. Domingo do. Wards do.
Parche do. Excelsior do.
Ground do. C1stilc do.
New Orleans Molas.cs, Fancy d
Havana do Sperm Candies,
Dried Apples, Adan,antine Candies,
Prunes, Starch,
Raislns, Maccaroni,
Curranis, Nerm'cellI,
Citron, Tapioca,
Preserved Ginger, Sago,
Nutmrgs, Pearl Barley,
Pure Ground Spices, Corn Starch,
Smoking Tobacco, Refined saleratus,
Chewing Tobacco, Cream Tartar,
Scotch Snuff, Soda,
Maccaboy Snuff, Jud's Baking Powder,
English Mustard, French Chocolate,
Pepper Sauce, Bakers Cocoa,
Tomato Catsup, Arrow Root,
Capers, Wrapping PaIer,
Olive Oil, RICE,
Premium, Medium aud rockery,
Common Flour, Dollar Clock,
& oton Flour in 3, IL Shoes and Boots,
& IL Bbl Bags, Dry Goods, SC. il
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CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No ~ ExCnASGE TRErr,-PKovipESCs
utNRY STAPLES & CO., ofI,, ior sale 90
IL the most favorable teros -
Book Paper, made To order, at short notice.
Lettcr, Cap, Bah, and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Pointing Paper, of all Baeiny Paper
regular sizes, aud any Tack Paper.
nrrgslar size nsde 90 shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Psper.
Tissuc Paper. Cloth Paper
Tea paper. Druggists Paper
Talors' Pattern Pa Box PAPER.
per. Straw Paper.
Manila Paper. DRY Sheathins Pa
Colorcd Medium Pa per.
net. Blo,ting Paper.
iirocers' Paper. Straw Roard.
Tsr.d SAea,hing Pa Hemp BOARD.
per. Envcbprs.
Cotton Twine, Wick, aud Batting
Also, highest each price paid ior Rogs, 6c
HENRY STAPLES h 90
I6Iy,s No. II Exchange-st
PIANO FORTE TO LET.
A Seven Octave Piano Forte. Enquire ~ the
n United Ststes Clothing Store.
iyli 2 doors North Post Ohos.
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From Hon John II. II. Je' Onie.
MayOr the CAY OF Ba ti,norc.

MAYORS OFFICF. BaiWorc, Aug. %. SJ2
| take gr"at pleasure IN stating, that l have
examined the names %. thusr VII" have .igtcd
certificates respecting "ilampton'S Vegetable
Tinr terc, - and among them l recognize gentle.
men nf the first iespcrtbility, yiZ Jos. k. Sta.
pccOs- WIN. A. Srhaeeer, &. Dunan, and 9TH
c,s. also th erfully testify tJ the high stand
ing of the hous, of Mcssrs. Mortimer & Now.
bray, who, Cor the past twenty years, have ea-
loved the entire confidence aud est' cu, both Of
our merchants and citizens generally.
JNO. II. +. JEROME.
A Voice from the Birth Place of Chr;stopher
Columbus, the Discoverer m America.
u. : SHiP CUMs E0LAsD,
Genoa, Sardinia, January IL, 1853. {
Mcs.rs. Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The first Lieutenant of this ship, who has been
suffering many years from the dyspepsia, and
who has been negly restorcd to his usual leakh
by the Use Of" Iiampton's Vegeta0e Tinchne."
desires Vou to send HIM one dozen bottles Of that
medicine.
Iicutcnant-, OF the y. s. Navy, now on
board this ship, also wishes you to send him one
dozen "a "iampton's Vegetable Tincturr," by
the store ship which, leaves the United States Ia
FEBRUARY or March for Spczzia.
The Tincture you seat me was received IN
good order, aud take pleasure in informing YOU
that il hae been used with great success 10y sew
erai Of oar ofncers incases of DYSPEPSIA.
am respectfully ,ours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE. Chaplain u. ;. NJ
PRrcEs, SlPERBoTTLE; 6BoTTLBs Sb.
MORTIMER s. MOWBRAY, Baltimore, Pro-
prietors-
D.TAYLOR, JR, Boston, General AgcRt
for the New Englind States ana British prOvin-
ces. WILSON, FAIRIANK & CO., Whole
sale and Retail Agents, u Hanover staeet For
sale by Druggists generally. lnayl
For siIe in Newport 10y HAZARD s. CAS-
WE, l.. 6m
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SpEEIAI. NnTlCE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE old origin,i nR HARlU UNGTON, com
t,ues t. be consuIn al his oid established ulca,
ll5l-2 North Main street, Providence Call
and ece DIR. ID. G.. HARRINGTON.
NIB All letters 10 hc directed tc ll5 ~
North Main Street jlS II
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-" lighthouses" "

VppOsiiC The AINniic.
CEO. T. DOWNING is ready, and woull be
VI happy, To receive orders for Ice Cream, Char
lote d; Russr, Jclrs, Oysters, Soups, Made
dishes, or any Thug that may bc required in his
tine.
Patronage is respectfully solicited, he hopes
that il will he sufficient to cay that he will sur.
ain his reputation. G2S
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T'IlE House No. 63 " ishing,on street. ron
tuning barge u'ulrr Ut ro"ms, aod very
conveniently arranged, VIII be lrt ready iu'n'sh-
ed, the hcliion j. = dchghllUl one, especially IN
the summer, having line view 81 The hhrbo'
aud ''cean On tn pennies "a h",n snd r'r-
rage hnesc; adjoining - u wharf, which Wtl hs
let with The prcm,scs. npi y To- Mrs. Bisg., ON
the prmiscs. VIZ
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SUMNER FLANNEIs.
ENGLISH and Freoch gau,e hanpeis, of the
IL highest texture, also, Lsdrs', Gentlemen =
and Chi,drens sauze merino Vests, for sale by
.. LAwTON h BROTHERS.
vi 10 Thames St.
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WILL YOU READ Tue TRUTH 2

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great
a merit, too, to stand the test ot public "pln-
ion. No art Of putting can galvanizc "a wsrlh-
less article 50 as to keep it alive as gocd m,d,-
cins, If it lie net realty so.
4 good medicine will live, hccomc pei ua,,
aud cxtend it, sales year after year, in u tie oi
opposition. 4 living witness, I,sirl,iig to II.
cure a medicine has made lor him, is oi i,rmol
service than "ny newspapar adv' v'risng.
In proof of what We say aEovc, wr refer you
to HamWn's lcg~abie Tiuctrrs, and its cfcc',.
lts praise is in the mouths Of muiitudrs. The
hest men in our country give their testimony to
its wonderful cures. Among them we have ns-
timon, given by Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Rich
ard VI. johnson, Vice President of the United
States with hundreds of others. Capt. The mag
Cannot--broihcr TO The celebrated rh,scian t.
the Emperor ofFrance--was cured b, il Of dis
ease Of seven years standing, after the skill Of
the doctors OF Europe aud America had failed.
Thousands have been cured by this COMPOUND,
and thousands more Will receive the same lcre-
fit iflhry will Only make trial Of
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE IINCTURF,
hN us mia iCtIOl on lnc IlNti,
Kidneys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough. Asthma,
Bronchial and Lung Affections; Pains in the
Back, Side, and Breast; Consumption, Scrolu-
! Ia, Ri, umaism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fis,uIn, Ii,s,
Bowel Complaints, Worms, Nervous Debility
wi,h all diseases arising f. ON IMPURE blood, and
is the greatest FEMALE MEDICINE ever
hunwn
For Cholera M.rbus, Cholic, Diarrhu u, and
all diseases incident to the bowels IL the summer
season, il has no equal.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
has. ia DOCTOR IIAMPTON'S NEGETi-
! BILE ItNCrURE, A CURE Tor it, numerous
and complicated arrangements. Hundreds WI"
! have been drhiirat' d and disrir,cd, and on lc
| verge u6 u premature grave, have been restored
! hy it, usr To hloo,Hirg health. which we are
! ABUNDANT, able 40 prose l.y such host Of
LIVING WITNESSES
as wc think 40 othrr wedcinc can produce.
Read the following cerlGcllc Of ondoubte|
|
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BAzIS's Marshmtlow Soaps This delight
ful Soap, being prepared from the purest and
best materials, possesses the desirable qualities
of rendering he snin decatel, -mootn and clear,
and removing all roughnc,s and imperiecton iroIn
its surface. II counteracts the i'll effects oi aka
line soaps, giving the skin luxurious brilIiancy,
and InI arting To the hands delightful perfume.
It's sapoaaccous and enolIicnt qualities cannot he
surpassed Tor impart,ng delicate soltness To the
skia aud preventing il from chappmg. II has
acquired great celebrity in the fashionable circles
T Paris; sold by X. J TAYLOR,
ny l02 Thames st.
HAi-2j tons Old Hay, an extra article for sale
IL jv % by 4. N. &G PERRY
DR 30 and 3s incb wire netting, reed this
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De 30 and 3S inch wire netting, reed this
EO, day, at 1856 Thames.st.
n3O A. II. STEVENS.

NOTICE.
THOS. G. MUMFORD, late Brown & Nium-
i ford, would return his most sincere thanks to
his former customers Tor ther literal patronage
bestowed upon hun, and would inform them With
the Citizens of Newport in general, that he VIII
I've vecy happy TO see them at h's new place at
busincss, No. I73 Thames street, coro"r ot Mar
ket Square, where NAV be found an entirc New
Stock oi Goods, consisting II Ready nade ,"th-
ing, and Furnishing Gods also broad Cloth,
Dor-skins, Cassimeres, Vcstiugs, and the va,i-
Gus other kinds oi goods generally kept IN such an
establishment, which he will make To order IA
the latest stycs, or To sat the taste of his Gus
TONERS, IN a workmanlke manner.
Don't forget the No.
N. II Cutt;ng particularly attended 90.
n2s T.C. MUMFORD.
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WROUGHT SHELL IOMB>
0F new aud rich patterns, Just received from
" the Manufacturer flr sale at No. % Thames
srcrt.hy
WI WM. :. NICHOLS.
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FtlR SAII

A vaLal,lc Haufe. sIth tue " three hts' terms
q made .a.. cnlUira ~ -
d2S J. 4. NIiLlAhs'
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mr. L>NGLE -'S ROOT AND HERR bITTFRS.
IL Tins ceTIifics that ! have furnished DR. q
Itnglcy, No % Union Street Eo~irn ~ he lat
three ycWrs. ltrgc quantities ui yellow Dock, anl
D,nleliun Roo, rrlckiy Ash aud Wild cherry nark
Sir~upHrilla, ThuToul Ia wort a Acusrd bN him ~
the COMPOUND aud ufirlurr uf MS Root nud Ii,rh
Butrrs aud Consistently employ eel to furnish the
above medicinal Roots, Ileibs aud bMks, ior CON
pounding sud ni'trr-.
NATIILB G ULD, Maiden Mass
BOSTON. March - 1873
The aI,nve.naHIcd Root and Herb Bitlcrs are the
very best Medicine IN ih. world Tor l. ver on.
pIaint, Iauudicc, Billions aud SOUR stomach, DNs-
pcpsiA, Go,tiveness, lInnurS 0 the B"pd md sam.
tndiPc-tiuu, Lrnguor, Dros,inesS Debility, and all
sinilnr complaints, common Ht thi- ui The
year Buy u--tr, IL. !. TAYLOR,
wholesale aud rcrail ogem lcr Newport. n23 pd
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MIR LUClEN OUDlN, a native Of Paris,
WI and graduate o the University otFrancc,
continues to give instruction in French ~ this cI-
" or at his residence, II FAIR Street Thank
ful for the constant encouragement he has met
with, during these two years, he will endcavor
TO deserve the pui lie favor, and strive 10 render
hi, lessons more and more prohabh 10 hrs sO hol'
ars.
References
Rev. DR.. Chou.., $ Vernon, EcG.,
Gov. Gipbs, ,'Ov. Lawrence,
Dr.. Dunn, Mr.. Gour'ul, Wee 'on'
-. IT, Rhoadcs, Esq. sul Of France,
jyi
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B\TuING TOWELS.
DOYAL Turkish Bath Towels, Mcdicatcd
~ Huck ,buck do, Turkish hbsohcuts,
large supp oi these .c,sonable articles Tor sale
by +. LAWTON * BROTHERS.
i,ll n Thames It.
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THE MARRIED wOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hndredh Edition. lsmo, pp. $50. Price 90 Cen'
ION FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 0O.1
First published in lsi7 and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire n full knowledge OF the ma
ture, character and causes of her
com plants, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold 1t is impracticable to
vey fully the various subjects treated Of as they
are of a nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT by MAIL within the last few
months
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-08
THE MARRIAGE STATE;
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MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the Thoughtful.
Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts of the field, or
the insects Of the earth, evncing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties OF mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of a confdng and afectonate wife, with
perhaps family of children.
HOW OFTEN II HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR
feel the happy and exhileratng influence incident
to the enjoy OF health
She NAV not be an invalid confined to her bed,
mr. oven TO her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household, even when her health will
not admit of it but she Is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, and always siling.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spire. Her health daily sinks, till finally the
hope of recovery no longer remains And thus
THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
But few years ago in the flush Of health and
youth, and buoyancy OF spirits rapiuly, ana hppa-
rently inoxplicably, becomes feeble, siekly, de-
bilitated wife, with frame emacated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic constitutional causes. But
Jftener, by far oitener, TO gross and inexcusable
ignorance Of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
'UNTo THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,