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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

1is is the cnse of "A DUNG who pet l'res lie roe
,,,,J az worse case of SCROFLLA, by only ,rete "'.
U, of Brmr- Purifer, tlan ever was cured hy VI. NC 90
oSs nf the hpsl S1rdp6rN0 that was ever hh"e
sornpprln has not sufficient medical Io"o To cl'c' ue cur"
rf ,ur n tcr,.ingiV hopdc's case. , - =, =, ., g..
Nr / II fl lSkIN Of Rphc, Onrdd Co, " T. hFo "J'
al, G,yr ,cJyl-was cOnhued IN his bed tie !dd yi'-"
Sns so much dsrnscd and dchlitned as to he lhahr w
-" n. n.nI 10 his head lie had the best medic" m'i's
md usrd All of the best SGrsaT0,Ids 10 10 toh 'hyc
cot ,roysr and royse and was considered TO u" VI aF
80 uu rud not live hrcHY:tpHr hours iodeT, Nb,h W.
.n,lfy,rrr,i u.ing BRANT'S PURIFIER. lis h.rA ps
1fry a.0,lg -, 6om ear n cur; h'te TGs m,'1 in
t ,rtI,y. under his chin - that ho hrrn"fl 'hiol'
M bpr his ar was eaten around h u cohn y. iI'fn
49, am, AZ is place il only hudnIsby rrdH p'erei tn i1''
Y ,,,, v.a. DESTROYED by ulcers, an ulcer nh'
ne ,rr p4 ,r.r mon's hand. hnd marry "irH mn""n
li .,j. iyi, his LJiu Thus he was afflicted WIN HetEF
- ry;y1 y-,p obegsre ulcers, "n various paris n ~
nrys,m For i,ih.r and hl. particulars, see our rAM
nr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of hc most tkiui riy.
.iru. of Rome, culri 80 see hhkA ne Gay pt'r
H., rnr,;nrnc,i using Branl's PuTlhrr. DR. W: 'Aahu
tr,r nl tiru told him ihai oil me HrdhfHf' I" me p'''"
.I.utl ~. lLlsL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
DYSPEPSIi-SOUR STOMACH CURED

A5I MIC C.. Isips. fsy'. =
\ Drscoll, Naio--J J. <. DGughss, Pintol :
I. q. Brown, East Citcrwn - q. I.lu, fs
ck-- Briggs & Spencer, Na,hiretn vii &c 4
:. Taylor kingsioi -. Ain, 1iI't ln
wmks-N. :. Palmer l. Co., W,surl, - luiI
Nict ford-J. NJ. An'Lon, Fail } - } ]
,mhony, Wesport--snd " Mtrhsiu 81,
Druggists generally.
M ordefs must We addr,oa - y h'
c. IN, prasdys, Sc, Seit.
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- Anglers CUHE ..

- MIR o H. KINNEY, merchant. clinton. oaeida ."',
' informed W. tint cunccrdOctur IN said c"uhtN
1prtug wonderful cures Of CANCERs through lir rlN'h
4 ERANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. \ eI"cr5'd 81
m Greene county, N Y. IL also using said PupFitR NJ
A. r. SETTLE druggist AZ Gems johnric, Mont -oifA rol
~ u u has informed rs OF IN important cure y ~
tR or ION. Standing which effected on an 'cd lhi7
Of Ina, plirr IT, therefore, This PURIFIER cnts tsHc,
It's purilynl' healing power, what inpAre asea's :" ~ ~
uIrYh saws tAcre ure none but shat i " III cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

"Nlrit,, Gcucsre Co, FcJrurP 1913
M r WhTLACEN CO-(icitsmcH: wnt. Tor uor1
dian year. ul ctc' with disease OF 'r stomach i''hin
mot eat any fat or greasy sHhsmcr wlonl can. NJ rca,
main nic, ness iIA ypnlug, and wHs CO" H"'HN a'he"'
with u suut stomach. !, US M experiment r'ra ohI hul
de of BRA%T'S MEDltiSE. which. I" my ui'rr dsan'
nurtmru clsed and ,cIfr red the Us"nI p0iH df' "'t"
,hr -efnr USED srcrnd bottle" winch has c"mfc''N "irn
hr srnsr u now -l aud heury, aud c4G raI a'iu-t
ANYTHING whuu' "'m" raurd. "r ti" sun ,.h t"rnmis
ours lt~ltclNhN' . .. ''''N''>'
Mr. Wilcox is "A T,spcctab,c merchant of A.'.ct
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FEvER-SORE CURED

The Rev RICHARD DuNNiNG, Pastor Of the Pres
byfrrn church Adams Basin Monroe county New lort,
wrote hive jus, received lrHer 1on Mf NNN
srv nsst NJ. relative 10 the cure OF hs Fevrrsoe. fnn
may dCpcni what II states, for lie Is hrlsiIan ha
and elder IN the church some years shec nc hl Nv
of n Frytr..olc uihpr leg being now affected; and
ulont 10 be ginpuAtrd, ! recommended BRAN1's MEbl'
Ttxr ErnI rr u~ut He saws: hare used only tire,
aorTir, of BRANT'S MEDICINE. b!oeed Al t,'t.
f5g Uo,y recommendation ia hat Medicine mud can now
Sl, , vim the b!cssu uf God, ii has cttcad cure %
a., j,,i s,,. Pumplets for it particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

V.B. PALMER, the American NewspaP'
Agent is tie authorized Agen, tor the Daily
News and and lleral oithe Times N the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisements and substrI
,ons at the rates as required by US. His receipts
will be regarded as payments. His Offices are
Boston. Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North
west corner of Third and Chesnut strrets.
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SALT RHEuM, ,


.rnis rure s triumph opsr Ire skill Of the best pay.
e,ans in the city Of Philadelphia and s POSITIVE rRoo1
that internal ulcers be cured IA easily as extern
~ n5,yn. one of the most respectable gentlemen Z
Iuburn Cayuga Co, ~ Y, informed US in Oct, le4S
that he had been afflicted with three FissrREs ~
alton and thus furnish positive proof of the fact and y
their Iocson lie said that he had spent one year
philadelphia under the professional advice OF the bsl
nhysicans and Was Obliged 10 return TO Auburn, wt
ooui cure or help when DIR r. NJ Hunt, druggist ~
Auburn advised him TO try Brsnfs Purifying Eyfra
.nd Tho nae of seven bottles of il effected perfect e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

S.M. PETTENGILL Il CO., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily news,
aud The Herald of the Times, and are authorized
10 re Give Advertisements aud Subscriptions N
the same rates AS are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
NEW RONNETs.

y Cases more Of New Bonncts, just received and
q now opening; some of entirely new style,
called the Italian Helmet; they ave beautiful
style u Bonnots. Ladies call and look for your
selves. =, iJ2 Thpwe. Street. corner ~ Church
ms IRA FRENCH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
Worse than Hopeless !

x,,y b.pr Sir UASklNS statement of cure! iit rh,n
Myw,rr procured one ho',ie Of hR = PLhpf -
,c.i isrv iha' aud bc9DH fo get bcff': TINT lo''a
enabled me pet ~ M ocd where had h'en r",aau
ilt Grand .ie enabled ne tc pct out = hrhpmei
H. H,,I Eo''i, enabled 10 rah ro miles, to hr IN
r we procured .if bo' more i',, ana wn." nI VIVA
,i -, y rec haftes more effected PERFECT ! RE 81
~ ~ ~ -...r. rnn rrrlnrcA M 10 glOd htaIM'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
FEMALE WElKNtSSES & COMPL AIMS,

offered Il 'h rullic has been hdy Hs
,,tu ard cccfapi Ia "y Att tie 'ncidenia 'F"e
-, rpd urea 4iJiss uf the hRASrs PULMONARY
Rns,v make, no Il ference Watcher IL, drr,T- t,i
r ,pO rsgioa crcs>s other ro'sHrs,i KIoL IA -
Al v ,rcg,ihcgipg the sYsTrM, o7pdsing me ClRcllS
rIGS ind saotiirg aud dl"yry HEesoas IHslfAr''IT'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
royI,TEEN WITNESSES.

~, ,sI y hp. sworn 10 the above fncis. and tit NC
. ,,,rs.,- i and certified ny Dr. Il MILL A-9iI
"a n GROWN pgnprielur of the Hest Rome Hotst- Msss
pisSEiIN LEONARD. wholesale and retail uruRkis~
BlSsNI ~ = !. -, '. ..... IL ,r,in.,s.I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
JAMES w. LYON
PLUMBER.
Brass and Copper Worker.

/. Manufacturer ofForce and Lifting Pumps
sfs> steam, Water, aud Waste Pipes Wash
IN Kettles; Bathing Apparatus, &C., cor
,er of Thames and Gridlcy streets.
w. LYON, having purchased the above
,amed establishment Of his brother Joseph NJ
Iyon, IL prepared to execute all orders and to do
work IN his line of business n, the shortest mo-
,iee, and in the mos, perfect mann'r. share
stronsge 10 solicited NoN''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
Millinery Establishment.

TUE Ladies Of Newport aud vicinity are res
pect fully informed that we have now opcued
our new and fashionable millinery Goods. And
every rhor, willhe made to phase them m style
quality aud price. Wchs,e the largest and best
sssort nent nf Ribbons that We ever offered, and
some entircly new styles. Much attention will be
rieci iinaltcsing and cleaning Old Bon6eis.
liA FRENCH.
i32 ThsmesS,.
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LIVER-COMP MPLAlNT

Dr. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of Hrmf'rd Conn Cno Z"
,hr oldest aud most respectable ply ;cIa's was 1H,h
yn ,re iof u1uv wears. aud was psrtechg c"'ed
bg nsjag ERANr'S PCRIFSlNG EXTRACT Weeoud
nunr hundreds OF uincr cases, also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
AURS;yG SORE MGuTU. LrcG&GEAl, &c

"BYRoS. GESEsEE Co. y. y" he' ~ l'i7
.-rs NJ T. WALLACEN co. Sowe time last wn'
IN, nv " II. became dclitacd from The cncc'- ot ~.
s,y,1 and NuyRg onih, that sl. cuud ut hil r'
shiId ar prrfrm any household alor. ftr mrdch uSH'
men ~ vnred ncc0dms To III" advice AID prescriptions
,f lin, most rnrpn; ply until an hH Va, tAHei'
sd IN useless efforts She became 81 very Skeleton u's
Al th, time .ie commenced taking Rfdhrs Mod'eHe sle
,xpi,ipd nu more tian cic 'y've ronnds h ny NE nr
.e lind tnkcn 6,U Ltcs. she became prriec'y wei ~"
a., l. sn r,rct 'a -ir is enabled - 30 a. hcce-
.nTv hus,ioi work. HId ehnrd thirty lnunis ni Hse !"
four weeks. Yours uh'y' u ID 'N"''''''''''
rIe ,raB.r will observe tia, Mr.. GMEN1iSE SAYS "o"
.,ut He We are informed by T.. ;, TERRY, ESQ" ="
,b. s,p,e Mace. has studied medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
CHANGE OF UlF E,
pvspepsia-Sour Stomach !!

- n gi,I 70 the tpnda. and the ts'dh at ptdhtt n~s-
r ~ ri,r j. arcif,1tcd. and The other 80 prrd''oHV "fa
,,,d as lo prevent any the ptt diseases uHi cqnoD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

ARRIVAL Of Or. e. W. ROBACK at BOSTON
The celebrated Or T.. w Rohack from Sweden,
Professor OF >strulogy, Astronomy, Phrenology, and
t;eomtncy, having Just arrived from New ihrk,
where he has met with the most extraordinary shc
cess lr the last two years OILERS his services to
h citiztns of B rston, and lis NirlniN, 4.
Rohack bilg the seventh OF the seventh sou, ana
tvug male >strnuIy his elusive slidy sincr ihe
early age of ftitetn ears, unoVS aVaalGes GerVtd
fro n travelling 2hd reflection. thai are p"ssesstd oy
none ia this country or IN Eu.ope hnd being so gu
tie b, Nature rs having cuvaIed these blessed gifts
he is prepared to adapt them TO the following uses,
aud the immediate Cousuniination oi The iuiioWing
TOPICS He can be ,ilted with ~ his oiice sr by
,rer if pre- paid, aud he IL prepared tn make Use ol
,nis power ANY oi the iuiluwing topics" "u''hess
of Nil descriptions travelling 10y land "r sea; court
l,hips avicrs gwen for their sGC >i' accom- iish
,nrut scculatiug III sOCks,- -iar'n1hdHc or real Is
tie recovering Oi icgaciGs nt dispute ise pur
ch ,-iug of tickets aui the safety oi sl : at 50 u
also has I'd the noinr o rcceiviig cerihcs'" IRON
the Honorable T. john ernadnte. iorin'r rly King u"
Sweden, which /. viii give nun great pl.'sue ~
shov.ng to these who w.ll iavor him with call He
al,n offers his Servce respecting health, vehih ana
ntTrag. love airs journeys, lawsuits, dilculiy III
BUSINESS frau l. sickness and deaths past present aud
runre events aud all the oie, aud invites
ull those who afflicted corp rial! or mentally
Term adir, 81 cents, gentlemen Sl,jO NhtNiiies
rlirn,tcd and read IN tu according to the ofdt les
asi ma.culnr siais =, ladies y gentlemen : Oh
n ,rivItes calculated according To- Geonancy, Tor la
4 dies IA fail 50 ; gentlemen in full 50 Per
sous n a dlstauee ctl have their natvies drawn by
sendbg the date of the daF oi ther birh. All let
II trrs G utt,ning the above fee " III receive mmedi
alr attention. and nhtvities viii heseht 10 any part
] Of the unded states, written on durable paper Al
II letters ahJ ot lhe ABOVE tohcs, u postpi, VIII
n be wtrtd gratis.
It's olice is A. No High street hetweon Federal
and sun streetS Cllce hours rom A. NJ. Ia
i o'clork, Z. ". je!0 i& WY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

,,,r,lss ore bg'Hs Of II mas more rrdcn, c'' 49," =
IN ~ oub in consequence cures more disease, W n"S" "
;rc thnn one bjfiic of amy other medicine; , .
n hrn one hottie of BRANTS Pthiblf.n, WI ~,
rDi'R JIufS NOR. disrn-a han one hottie oi Ndfaua'
t,-"BRANT'S PURiFlER' would be Us rpf.p up ~ ~
pI'WIEiFR /. sold lor only ONE DOLLAR hous; ~,
"A, bottle of II has cured, and Is rnl"tfs ol rrs
rr sr.rara in consequences Of y, lrss oMe, 1nI
,.c, ,nt,Bry Should be sold III 40 more inhu ,,"F,
aS egL pcr hoiilr TO be eheaP ~ the PtRlf lth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM

MIA HoLTSTANDER. merchant. obeylfn lo,,ain ..
osio Nyrn, December ~ 88 and amer Ia ing s'h"L nov
NJ M" N clnrn tho PULMONARY BALSAM hpd effected
he c,re of his wifs cnnsunipve courh snd " ha.e
nn,v,s,nailv W. usrd BRdNT'S PUfRFlING EAIRdCT
"a General debility of my system, mud hay" no hesfntiou
IN snying that The best medicine 10 Hsfont dnc ~
S,ens.ry 1r SYSTEM that hHyc ever used IN ere'k IN
.,,,es xh,rc we have sold BRANT'S MEDICINES nv
Iors p,ored si, e0iey aud gren The nEsT sAfstACToN
SALT RHEuM,
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y. E.P.rECKHAM. II. l.. DAVE.
PECKIIAM 4 DAVIS,

PECkHAM n DAVIS,
AGENTS g. GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
FOR THE SALE OF CAT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL,)
GROCERIES,, GRAIN, PRODUCE,
SHIP STORES AND GLAND LERl,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, BUTTER, LARD,
OILS, PAINTS, TAR AND VARNISlI.
WINES, LIQUORS s. CIGARS.
~ CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
j2o
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One Dollars Worth !
cANcERoUs sCRoFULA {!

,I,,. ,ruch rANCFR-huw much SlPH HlIlr-'aw
III :, S,RnLI'LA- one d,,AIys woyh ol bhN 4
WJBIEU,R eur, Read the following statement "h'eo
,s n speciinen of is power
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

TABLE COVERs.
COTTON, Linen,i iWorste,l, aud Bd Cloth Ia.
" t,le Covers, ~ iO6 Thnme. street.
mil LANGLEY : NORWAY
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BRANT'S INDIAN
P|RIFYI}G EXTRACT

l. ,ci n ,t5cjte IA ercry rcpcr nld GiG % - b'' NV Nv
70 '.. " n,,r.cI hat ONE BOTTLE ~ ',r
iaa. ac puuAns, hen4, yi'sri r. y. or nny %,. :
n,,y, or amy other incdcine llill has ever u't ~ \,
T. = A." Tfrs u,huphird prU'i ~ 'nI lhulr' r ~ f. - =
,, t ne. t fii. great IadibR Igrlfe, i"f l'W
is - vel ItNE,-ilry that were LAME hll h,tt =, =
,, ,,,, WAIK--iry that were SIC IL, = ~
,,i ,.i.,yy,, ll,tsri, hive been nLALLp ana 't'r"
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S,SCR()F lJ1 a

n ,boy.paa. NJ curcs y ',o1h1d ''.'',',
,,r ,r,,ate .dses n nc Hs d-daa w. ~" 80. -
q. ANTIrN ie3i,t i7js Hs'f - w" ''' ., ,.i =
,,,, J.+f. s. bs aag pro,J ~ h' prr0I "'rt. H.
%, ,fIr,,e i,itcI L1s vi,ii,4 md lHfr'''- .'''
YlI IH f,s
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Manifestations ousands
Brsnt's is ths Cheapest;

sim, t,,,r, r.,d RRlNT'S PURIFIER; after ham L
q, tested NJ ihc SdrsIgq'HtIs und ch,f H'",t wv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-07-07

BRANTS TT RIFYING EXTRACT isa pc,tce'"nd h"'
, e,Gd,eai1r of an ne effects If MERerHf. ar ANY o ue
various preparations oi CAloMhL or Mhtt ., ,.
,ep, md II restores the bioo3. muscles ana az ne P"'
il,rirn nrtlILl. THY sIATE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Mr.. Jefferson.

Extract from the proceedings of the Boa
ton Spiritual Convention. as reported in the
BoSt"m J0uruat Of the 18th ult.
"The papers from the spirit of Jefferson,
on a new form of government, were then
brought forward, and extracts from them
read They are said to have been commu-
ncated through John NJ Spear. They de-
uounce our American people as nation of
lhleves-the meanest Of thieves; nation
of hypocri,es, with their eyes in the back
par, of their heads, so that they cannot see
the present, aud dare not look into the tu-
ture; people who deserve the exec.aion
of every true friend of man whose thirst
for gold is without bound whose leading
men are ii curse, and whose priests are in
agreement with their leaders a nation Of
fools and blind, seeking to extend the ave-
nues of trade when there are those in their
midst who, if freed, would become pur-
chasers and increase commerce. education
religion, &c. !; they declare that it would be
a blessing If every priest could be hurled
from The pulpit, for they sanctify the people
in their nnrlghteousness. TO remedy these
evils, the nation must first begin the prac
tce of simple honesty show to the world
whether it means to be free nation or a
nation of "ppressors; an equal chance must
be gwen 10 every man to obtain the things
which are useful and necessary; the priests
must be delhroned every man must be
free at whatever cost /: and 'JPHersOn's
SPIRIT So these papers say, warns the people
of tins country to put off this work at their
peril Under the new form of government,
priests, physicians and lawyers will not be
tolerated; the pulpit will be superseded by
"A universal system of education, in which
men will be taught to believe in Being
called God, who is The Universal Father /;
that all men are brothers, and must love one
another; and that this work is progressive
In regard to the mode of life, each one must
be left to make his own choice"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
Extraordinary Blee ders."

We find in FeIts " History of Ipswich,
published in 1884, notice under the above
head, Of several families, in Hamilton,
(Which was once part of Ipswich who
are remarkable for bleeding proiuseIy. We
extract the folowlng:--
There are four families in this town call.
ed bhederS. Three OF them are immediate
Iy, aud The other medlaleIy, related. The
number of mdIv duals, SO denominaled, is
FIVE. They are thus named from an unu.u-
al propensity IN their arteries and VEINS to
bleed protuSely, even from slight Wounds
cut or hurt upon them assumes at first
the common appearance. But after week
or fortnight, the ~ nred part begins and con-
'innes tor several DAYS, to send forth almost
steady stream of blood, until the relness
ct tins, disappears, aud it hecoms nearly as
c"l"rless as water. A portion of the coag.
na'ed blood forms cone, large or small
accordng 10 the wound. The bleeding
ceases when the cone, which has minute
aperture aud is very .eiid. falls off The
person thus constituted, dare not submit to
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17

the operation of a lancet. They oilen
bleed abundantly at the nose, and are sud-
lect To severe and premature rheumatism, -
Some of their predecessors have cone to
their end by wounds, which are not -cons '!'
cred by any means dangerous for people ~
general. This hemorrhage first appears
IN the Appleton family, who brought It WIN
them from England. None but males are
beeders, whose Immediate children are not
so, and whose daughters only, who have sons
thus disposed. AS to the precise proportion
of these, who may resemble their grandpa
theirs in bleeding of this kind, past observa-
ton furnishes no data; it has been found
altogether uncertain"
We are informed that this peculiarly
still exists in several families in that town.
And now, as formerly, the same remarkable
circumstance is observable. that none but
males are so, while the sous of the daught-
ers are thus disposed.
This extraordinary tendency to hemorr-
hage should receive the attention OF med-
Cal men. Perhaps an investigation, by com
petent surgeons, might furnish some expla'
nation of the singular phenomenon.-l"d,-
cdtOr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
AQrtlnltnral.
Potatoes for Late Use.

Among the many Inconvenience attend
ing the keeping of potatoes for late use, is
to be enumerated, as perhaps the most
troublesome, their tendency to sproui.-
When vegetation has once commenced,
very rapid determination in the eating quail
tiles is immediately apparent. The potato
withers, becomes shriyeed. and when bolt
ed, or otherwise prepared for the table, is
found to be clammy, devoid of It's usual
taste, aud indigestible. In her operations,
Nature requires the assistance of precise
Iy the same principles to perfect the process
of vegetatlon which are essential to confer
value on the root for eating purposes
Sprouting them, or rubbing out the eyes
early in The spring, aud keeping the roots
perfectly secluded from light and warmth is
perhaps the most effeclual method of pre-.
serving them. But where this cannot be
done, suffering them to remain immersed in
solution OF ammonia and waer-one
ounce liquid ammonia to a pint of water
for four or five days, will ehectuay prevent
the sprouilng, and add to the mealness of
the vegetable. Where roots are wanted for
sea voyages, or for transportation, this meth
cd is perhaps preferable to all others, prin.
cipaIIy from its entire efficiency. Its cheap
ness is a consideration After the INNER
sion the potatoes require TO be spread on
dry floor, and completely freed from all ad-
heslve moisture; they may then be placed
in the cellar or in an clubhouse. and will
keep perfectly sound and hard and in the
retention of all the c most valuable eating
qualities, for SIX eight or ten months. The
same effect may also be produced by iui-
mersion in a solution of common salt and
water, taking care to make the solution ve-
ry strong and to remove. by subsequent
washing, the whole of the salt This re-
qnlres time, and repeated changes of water,
and on the whole is more expensive than
the other.
Some scaId their potatoes. This howev-
er, generally stops the sprouling propensity,
IT indeed, the potatoes be placed in a tub
with many holes IN the bottom, aud the top
covered over with IA coarse rug. the effusion
of boiling water will certainly destroy the
germinalye instinct without materially i'll
jnrlng the roots for keeping The water
passes off rapidly, aud the hot steam, inter-
cepted by the covering cloth, soon robs the
eyes of their life without cooking the poa-
toes The cloth should remain on but a
lew minutes, aud cold water should then be
dashed over them nnil they are cool They
should then be dried and put in dark, cool
place till wanted. -GermantO,on Telegraph.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17
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terest, right, title, aud CAIN, aud advan-
tage of, in that orange, with all It's rlnd skin,
juice, pulp and plps, and all right and ad
vantages therein, with full power to bic,
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rind. skin, juice, pnp and plps and all the
advantages therein, with full power to lite,
cut, suck, or otherwise cal The same orange,