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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Farm and Residence Of the late Jeihro
r. Mitchell, situated in MridletoUn, on the
Stage Road from the City Of Newport to Eristo,
Ferry and Stone B,idg~, aloui ! mill from,
and within % or 30 minute. ride IL the former
place. Said Farm oImr,iers about ~ acres Of
excellent lard under a good cultivation, walled
oh' Into lots of appropriate Dimensions Tor farm
ing purpose, with a good i'onse and other
bindings, 4 good vel! aud IN un.ailing spring ot
water theron. For eligibility Of location il is
scarcely surpassed ny any OF; cr on Rhode
Iglint, with a beautiful prospect, embracing n
e,ir view o, Narrasansett 3ay. Newport with
It's picturesque hsrbor, and so On to the Ocean.
AS Ear as the eye cnn reach. For further infor-
nation, apply to BORDEN LAYTON, If
Portsmouth,, or 10 the subscriber, in Pawtuckot,
il DANIEL MITCHELL.
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DUFFtELD'S
ANLKlt,AN HAMS.


T'Ht UBSCR,BERS iaving received \ fre,b
i con, o. ant Of Dufheld's liam.-the Pioneer
Bratd--'' ne prepared TO supply all orders
Tor this tn, ,lis,i ~ c'e. The IN die of Gu ing
Hafus, ~prac,,s,d 10y Dufield, oi Louisville. was
fret adopted i, 1897, sincu which time, ths DpC
fed Htns have lccome extensively known ~
Enslsnd and 10 this country, aud AZ the Great
Exhibition they took q prime medsi, although
brought in competition with the 6nes, brands
from Wes,phsli.. For tenderness, texture aud
favor, these Hams are unsurpassed. They
are cured under ite ,mInsdistn care Of Dufh,Id
+ co., LouisvIlle. Kentucky, and are especmlly
prepared fr summer Keeping. Of their high
standing w every mart~, where they have been
introduced, " 70 ro' nsce sary here to speak,
they Ned only tn ~ ies'ed 10 give eutire satis-
faction. The IbufieIi Hams are used AZ ell the
principal hotels IN the country.
Orders for tie above received, and the trade
ssppl,ed on favorable terms by
q. SHERMAN 4 Co.,
Ne. 8 N,rbst 'q-srs, Sole Agents fp' Newport.
~ttf
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CURED.

She Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Of tho Pre-
yirfinn church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, Now rork,
srolc To usi 81 have just received = letter from NJ. Cp,r.
NY DUhNiNG. relative to he cure ofhis Fes sore, Yo,
any depend on what il states, for he is q Chrishaa mas
nd an elder In the church. Some years since he had Ia
ave one of his legs rnt ~. to save his hke, N consea.cnes
u a Fover-sore. The other leg being now affected. nai
'bout to bs aInpntaied, ! MINER BRAsr's MRbL
I'M. Head the result. He says II h9ve used only Dres
.oTrLLs of BRANT'S ! placed ALL uork.
fom your recommendation, m that sisdseins, UNA can now
ay that, with the blessing Of God, 10 hes sr~,ed q cure ~
n leg'U See Panphlets for full psrticulafs.
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
r u R N A c { S .

frAY aiways I've found NJ the Subscrihers, D
IA most approved patterns, gud o., with care,
~, w-rrnntcd ~ work we'll AIso. tin and sheet
fos ~ire on baud. with other artlelc- usually
s.,i At such y siore. Tin. copper, Hnd slice
.rsa .ssre made % order. OiIels solicited.
wM BROwNELl,
Opt..its he u,r- eAst.
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NEW PIANO FORTE wARE-RoOMs.

no. oS NORTH mAtH ST., FAIL RTvER.
MR. TOURJEE would cali The attention o
w the Musical public tn The lUgcst aud mos,
extensive sss~fmsns Of piaBo FoTtes IL the Union.
These INSTRUMENTS ARE from the re ebraied man
uaciories Of Messrs. Brown & Allen, Hallett,
DAVIS x Co., A. w. l.add, Chickering's, and 7.
Gil.,eri. They are furnished with or withDnt
Cole,nm'- world. rnown-d fs,lian Attachment,
and contain many new improvements nj great val
ne For purity, swreiness and ii'm =. ut tone,
as well as beauty Of exterior fnisl, those Iu,iru.
mats nov stand unrivali-d. Prices, from Sl.b
~ 81 900. Alto, srcond-band i'ia,,,- Tor sale,
AZ prices v.yirg from S35 10 Z iJJ. Secont.
hand Piano, ''1en in exchange f"r n ~.
MEl.OtEJN ms, hnm tb- wslLknp~n maru-
Lciorics of Carh'it q Aeedharh, New Nmh
tirorgs 4 PINE. J. Co., puAiai, aud :. ". 4
VI. w. Smith. Boston. These Instruments havr
ieen un'niinnIi, /, pron"uHr,d ~s,psrIor 10 an,ih .np
"f;ic hiai h thr,to mnnu6 rlured, particularly ia
rrgprd ." quality Of tone, strength nnd volrms.
Is well ~ III the promptne-s al toucn or nctiol of
the reeds 10 which quick passages may lie peri
form d with certain and distinct articulation vi
tone. Thee, and man, other new improvements
have stamped them, rs ihr NJ pI.s sifra NelodeoI 3
4 full assortment III I. 4 liz. and 5 octave single
and 'lou'le reel hchssc0ns, ~ prices Vi ryins from
SIj to $40.
Persons rcsi1ing AT n diyi nee and who find IL
in:onvenieut to visit Fall River for the pufJ ose
OF srisct'ig IN instrument, can remit my sum
they wisa u eapend Tor a Piano or McIod. on to
the subscriber. with the full ASSURANCE. that il,y
will &c deal, with Just as honorabi, u. though
they were personally present. and, indeed. 20 an,
person- repnsing such confidence in him, he will
make u liberal discount, aud take especial reins
10 give them a satisfactory bargain. A full wa,-
ranty il given ia all eases. Any instrument ".
,i-red can liz exchanged ifit does not suit.
Musical H~eRcHAsDise Of every description
constantly o. hand ana ia sale al prices h~er
than at AN, other establishment in the country.
All ordesr promptl, executed.
EBEN TOuKJEE, 70 North Main st.
THE MODERN SCHOOL fOR the PAM
FORTE, by NATHAs RIcHARDsos.-Thisi 10
the title Of ~ new work which confess, ~, s;inds
At he head % all the instruction hooks for the
Piano Fo'te. 1t is beautifully got up, " i;' plates
Illustrating the an.,om, of tie hand, &c., gilt,
2i0 pages. nnd sohi at 81 yer single Cop. -
ersons ordering by mail from any part OF the
country, inclosing 81, will receive u copy ire.
oi postage. Muric dealers, Teachers AM Sc
minarie- sup lied on The most ,easonabl- terms.
a5-6n T.. TOUkJEE.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons wishing to have a good Gag stone
aside walk laid down st a lees price han ihsy
can buy the stone for, can have IL done ia suf.
6niens quantity 10 applied for this mooth, b
make u an object 20 import the stone and men 10
do the vorb. Hand in yolr orders 10 the stree,
Con n issioner, who Is sge.t Tor ,hs Isree,,
or. IVY ~ N. United s,s,., ryis
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Anglers CoAEa.

Mr. o.. q. KINNEY merchant. Clinton. OaeIa eva.y
J." informed Us lint q cHnccr-ivctvr ~ -uid rou;.y vrs
l'r.lg wonderful cares of CAHcLsS through lHo efscscy
: LRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT K e,rzr.i~, ?
,tf'thr county, y. u, ls also usuig said fuRiFts7. MI.
; u - IL, druggist, al CnnajohGr;e, Mon, sur.cy coat.
Of, =. ! nis Informed We of an Important cure ~ a CAH.
n 'I ions standing, which was eRocted ON an api iriy
itll' place. II, therefore, this PURIFIER e,tros lanso. by
: rirliylhg, healing power, wnai Impure disease Of IN
.orl can II not ci-el Seven years experience ahi I'll.
mph snN. llcre ne none but what Il vii cure.
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EOR the accom- notation Of our citizen,
Il and visiting strangers, on u 'EY's 6 I'M
ter [%opposite the Post OJice1 Fan he seen AT
all tunes a large aud foil Business Directory OF
the cities Of New York and Boston, published
since May, 1854. jy3
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Jury iAX.->SSESSOR'S NOTICE.
NHrREAS Ine CITY C1ucil ot the City
of New pmt, Will, on the 18th Of June. order \
Tax ~ i. assessed Of not less than thirt,-6ve
thrn-4"d dollars, nor more than thirty.seven
..susand jollAss. The ASSESSORS nj taxes here.
iy give np,ic: tina, they will be n, the City
Clerks Office from Tuesday. the 18th day 0f
July, till SATURDAY., the 29Ih of July, inclusive,
Sunday exrepted) from y o'clock, a. IN. until
IL m. AID from 2 o'cl,ck until . p. IN tor the
purpose Of a.sessing said Ink according to law.
Section I'll aud 81 Of said law requires The as-
setsnrs to give notice in a newspape, printed
10 the town, three successive weeks, before rs
sess,ng any tax, and that they shall assess and
apporiion the SUN ou the inhAbitants Of such
town. and tic raieable estates within the same,
requiring such Of the inhabitants 10 bring ia unto
them in writing, ,nd under his hand an exact
list Of their ia,cable estate with a particular
description Of such purcell thereof, and the val
lie OF ruch parce! by such time as sh Ill be pre-
%scrihs.l, AMI to make oath To the xame before any
one oi said assessors. Whosoeyer shall refuse
OF neglect 10 render aud give in account Of hi,
ra!eable estate ~ required by law. if he be over.
taxed, shall have TO remedy for the same.
!. CRUOKER,
JAMES HDRSVELL, Assessors,
JAMES A.. GREEN, Of
WN, MESSEH, Taxes.
GEORGE W. TAYLOR,
J24
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MEN
NrRAW RONNET L LAT RLENCnERY.

NV
CTRAW BONNET & HAT B~LEACilERY.
- The subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Ne por, and tie vicinity, that he has taken the
store No. a6 Thames ST., next door North OF Mr.
Wm. II. Rsyley's Shoe Store, where he IL now
ready to receive Straw Bonnets nrd Hats 10
cleanse and q, ess in tho most fashionable o., IL.
Pedal, English, Spit and Florence Braid Rom
nets pressed with a b .antifnI soft finish ali kinds
Of Ice and Straw Bonnets Bieached and
pressed and warranted not Ia. shrink
would also invite the attention Of Gentl"u.en
TO the bleaching AMI pressing Of Panama aud
Manila Hats. A. ac,ds are very injuripu. e. ,h-
straw VI tho above hats, ! would also iuiorm the
citilsns that I have discovered n process nf
BILE aching without the use 81 acids, and warrant
them ten per cent whittier than thoss dpac III the
old WAY. All ] ask Of you Gentlemen, ~ To chIl
and see for yourselves. Leghorn and braid
mats done as above.
PINkING.
The subscriber pays particular attention t.
pinkirg l. dies Caps, Tahnas, Basqurs, Man
tillas, Rufllnys, Flounccs and Aprons. Call K
see patterns.
The subscriber has also been appointed sole
Agent, by PER-, 4 Shepardscn, for the repair
ing OF Accordeons and FIutanas. All Reels put
in by them arc warranted not to break aud the
instrument left in perfect tone wl,en delivered ~
the owner. +. II. GREENE.
j27
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr.. X statement Of cure! He sssl
.My wife procured one botte Of BRANT'S PURIF VINO
EXTRACT, Of Bi.sM 4 Leonard, druggists 81 Rome.
enabled me 20 get of sy bid, where I had ,eev confined
s,e wear the second bottle enabled me TO get o tef hshotssJ
DIE lard bottle enabled me 10 tooK fxo miller, - Rome Cen
ne, where l procured rr h'tas more snd when ] h,d IN.
shed using them, seventeen out Of fsceaty ulcers lad healed
sp--and 0re bottles more effected u PERI fCT CURE q
n. the ulocrs. and restored me "a GOOD health"
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TEA.-Ftcsh Green and Black Teas, OF SUE
! p-rior quality, jus, reed AT 22 Broad ST
i22 CORNELL & DENNIS.
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TORN COLTS Standard Cotton SILL
y DUCE-H. c BEACH & CO., n Pine
ST., New York, sole A sents.-Cotton Canvass
from several other mills. Also, Osnabu, gs,
Prnt Cio,lso, and Copper Rollers for Calico
and Saiinett Printers. jy3 GIN taw
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"ATTtcA, Genesee Co, February u 1to.
an 4. WALLACE Y CO.-GeassWisas was, 70. more
han a year, afflicted with q disease Of the sto,asch. ' "oahd
rot eat any fat or greasy substance without cau'In. greco
,ain, sickness, aud vomiting, and was continually tSV-r1
with u sour stomach. !, as an experiment, tried one bot
d. Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, tr my inter- = sap
,ointmcnt, edscd aud yai,rod Uc vsl1i pain arey e,ttsa,
therefore used n second bottle, which has cons,ebiy cured
he disease. am now well md hearty, and can eai an oA
anything wi,hou, being panied, or the stonaN bee.:,,nl
sour. Yours res pectiully, 4. \. VII COX
Mr., Wilcox is n respectable merchant Of Attics.
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ARISING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGa, h.

"ByroH, GEsIsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, u0.
"Messrs. NJ. WALLACE L co. Some true La WIZ
sr my wife became 80 debilitated from tho eGst;s OF L.
oryhoa aud Nprsino Sore Boph that she coutd not liz hs
child or perform any household labor. Her ne~licsl i-eae
nent was varied according TO The advice and prrser'pslnus
IT the most eminent physicians, until our LdI vas exhluAn
ID IN useless efforts. She became so very a skGetoa, bf
II tho lime she commence taking Il, dnfs itco&rss 30
weighed no more than e~ighiy-tve pounds but by The I'm
lre Ind taken four b1tfc, shs became perfectly well. To
aus L. 80 perfect, that ale 10 now enabled to do ali iEcse
ery household Hoia, snd gained thirty ponais Of hesh q
our weeks. You're huly, e. Il. ~ALENTINE.S
The reader will observe that Mr.. GAJENr'sE ssyp "ssV
KILL" lie, we arc Informed by z. 8. TERRY lea, %
ma sa,.c nln,e has stulioa medicine.
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Wilbor's Compound 70
PURE CuD LIVER OIL
AND LTME.
A CUkE FOR touGHs, COLDS
Asruaa, BRoSCHIrIs, GEYERAL DEDIL-

AsTuNA,BRoSCHITIs,G EHERAL DEBIL-
Try AND ALL SCROrULous HUMORs.
TUE proprietor has succeeded tirom directions
L of Professor Stone, IN combining the Oil and
L,ue So perfect, that the taste of the Oil, which
is 80 nauscuus, 10 persons generally, u entiIc!l
overcome, aud il can be takcn by the most DELI
cate females with pleasure. Aud IA regards the
benefit of this article over the clear oil, the fol-
Living case, 10y Professor Stone, IL sufficient Ia
convince tn, most sceptical. The young lady
was - years OF age.
"lIcr disease was one Of unmixcd plthi-is,
which had been expected to terminate in The
course Ola few months fatally. The upper part
pfbpth her lungs was filed with tubercIes, and in
some place. were beginning to soften. The care
was evidently n bad one. The treatment Of Cod
Liver Oil was at fret used, but without marked
improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, AZ in
The case of many others, was soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
Tiis preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil become rancid which makes II very desirca-
-" for Persons travelling as il keeps fresh for n
long time.
So srre aud get the genuine, MANUFACTURED onl
by ALEX'H d. WILBOR, Chemist, 1856 Cour,
Street, Boston.
K. Il HAZARD s. CO., Agents Tor Newport
aud vicinity. ieIt
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=. NJ PETTFNCILL& co., Newspa-
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
to re Give Adv, riisemcnts and Subscriptions al
the same rates as are required at this office.
Their receipts ARE regarded NJ payments.
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V. b. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agent Tor the Daily
News and and Heral ofthe Times ~ the cities o
Boston, New York aud philsdel phia, and is duly
empowered to take advertisement and subscrir
tons at the rates as required by US. His receipts
will be regarded as payments. His Offices are
BostIn, Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North.
west corner Of Third and Chestnut STREETS.
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II

Mr. HAsKIN hns sworn to the above fhets and the ftSa
se Witnessed and certified to ny DR.. +. W1LLIAMS-Mr
lISSELL 4 LEONARD. wholesale and retail dpsglsue
NJ ElENEN other rfspsnfakx tpStAAsA
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THE NEW REM EDY
LATELY plscoVEKED NY RADWAi
CO., CALLED
Railways Renoyatins Resolyerl.
X. Il. X.

Il. Il. X.
No. Z.
A quisk cure Es ScrOfula in its worst forms.
RAILWAYS KENOVATING kESUiNENT.
II Cie,nscs and puri6cs the blood from all Scrof-
ulous .ium RS; il cradlcates from the iones and
ianscl,. DISEASED Depos IL II ,iectiiiss the
hids and solids
Win HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
IL ~ warranted 10 cure
Scrofil., Whit' Swe'iings,
Ii%nhDrs, S,phIi,.,
{ sncers. IpilrptN,
Tunors, 1,u.dice,
Ricketts,, Ulcers,
Sab Ehcuin, Fever Sores,
Bronchi,icaI T~~ors Hacking Dry Cough.
Ia either ofthe above named disras.s, We Guar
antee that the patient will cxrerierre il. power,
uI effect. IN A FEW HOURS after taxing il
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
Is thrill Of health courses through every nerve
aud secretion Vi iLe System. Its sh,ck - health
a. felt in the bones, the mu-cI-s, IN. nerves., Tic
secietions Of every organ in the body,
In ten Minutes.
Tie o lticn' aae's tn,s mu vcllons remedy worn
ng in the system attei taking il.
l. Il ~ iches AMI PARTIES the blood.
2. IL removes from the bones and sccretiont III
diseased deposits.
3. IL strea.,h ms aud builds up the weak, re-
laxed aud worn out parts Of the system.
4. II hraceA up and imparts renewed enegy and
Ai,alit, to the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call at the ded,cal Office Of RAILWAY & CO.,
No. l62 Fulton street, and give this ext.aordinar!
remedy one trial. Price 81 per bottle.
~.
All suffering with pain are invited 10 call ~
A. VI. to 5 4. VI. 1t is guaranteed that RAN
WAYS READY RELIEF viii stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
4. r. r.
will stop the most severe pains IN A FEN MIN
UTES, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic,
Neuralgia and Nervous complaints IN A FEN
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
1t will stop the most EXCRUCIA1ING
PAINS IN from THREE to FIVE MINUTES
and has cured
Rheumatism In Four hours,
Nerualgia In One hour.
Group In len minutes.
Diarrh9a In Fifteen minutes.
TOOihaehe la One second.
Spasms In Three minutes.
Cramps In Three miutcs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Blains IN Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In Four hours.
I~nnuSnza In Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Mcrbus
Tic Dolorcux,
and all other compla ints where there is severe
aims, Railways Ready Relief will instantly stor
the pain, and lnckly cure thu disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, l62 Fulton Street
NEW YORE
u. r. HAZARD X CO., Agents
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HARCAINH.

Tor sALE-Aboa 10 loads Of good a,bls
rn'"urs +; apply ., The WOOD ..d coal wharf
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;

sA~H HspSS~sss and kssish, o. Jutssrv 90
S6ekssss, ssSssd 80
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LIV PLANT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Sta1yorS, Cora, ono oT
ne oldest and most respectable physicians, was AFFLICTED
with Lirc- Complaint mnry years, and was perfectly eural
y urins BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
.nme hundreds of other cases, also cared.
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BRICKS +! BRICKS 4! BRICKS -
THE subscriber will cell 30 900 BricAs At
l. cost, rs they are orcupying room which j,
needsd tr Coal. Persons in want can buy
them IT u bargain. Williams wharf.
Jyl2 CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Tor SALE lot Of beautiful, clean gravel, taxi
l. en- from the 40 steps shore; address box 223Iost
OIliee, or apply to G.. Il. VILSO.f,
jy7 Cor. Redwood ard Cottage 50.
FOR SALE.
A handsome fashionable 2 horss carriage, made
IA expressly TO orderJ enquire at No. II Broad
street. JOHN n. IRISH.
10 u
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One Dollars Worth
scRoFuLA!

How much C~ANCER-how much sYPHILIS-hOH
much CROFULA-will one dollar, uoorfh Of BR-lFTh
PSRIFLER cure Read the following ststemeht which
. = snarirSlen of ifa DOyyer.-
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EMAle WEbKNESSES g. CDMPINNTS.

No remedy offered 10 the public has ever been h-J ~
~asn and steefua, IN restoring ALL tbs pshental veakN~
a. and IRREGULARITIES Of the sex, "a BkASrs PvLMoSA~v
1ALSAn. IL makes no difference wheiher the derang>nen
~ styyyssioa, ercess, or ether toedkness-t
ALL, by strengthening ~ sy'TEN, e~vsaIkztay We eifcvtt
ZION. and Oothin9 and ala s,ny sERvVvs IssIrAsiLrS
- Go pstpnhlpts
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl to the toondp, and tho roadR at -itns CO..
ne one case is accelerated, rnd the other 80 gradually 80
pressed, ms to prevent any of the fatal diseosa that freqvsee
V arise In Consequence OF such change.
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This eAtraorlians'y unglsnt Is composed ofih.
mot healing BHisam., and when used IN accordance
With ile directions which company each pot, VII
ih-ui" cures when al, other means mil. tnses Oi The
mott desperate skin Jiseasts readily - IL Ia ~, e..
iirHry. u II famous when used IN rnsrs al Eosi,
Ri.hnn,isw, Contracted or SiiT joints. H. A,ih.
mts, Il Wild o wonders If well rubbed into the hest
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S@&SE@SS
SCR0FULA

II kousand, Of cures Of S~ofda, Conssys, S,ghsk, as
A1 impsys Diseases Of ne Blood-Gni II ME why SMALL
UANTITY uAiA ,pds used Q( a hodetae % sJsf enr- y
6eh diseases, BE- any roof Of nc purifying medical povuS
II Medicine ,nhsh h1s ssbdsed mud conquered ssS dtssts~~
An 0~r< ;s uo,uesf,ouaLe Evidence thai
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREADFUL IN
from the Pnrenta.

And must this continuee Shall we be wise In
all that concerns the cattle of our fields, our horses,
our sheep. our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil " e'possess, the texture aud
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human bangs, with human
mont, 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 ell that concerns the mental and physical
we'll being Of those children, We should BIO i'm
mersed in the darkest aud most
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HOW OFTEN IT HAPPENS TIA THE
WIFE LINGRRS FROM YEAR 10 YEAR

In that pitiablc condition a. not even for one day to
feel the happy and celebrating influence incident
10 the enjoyment of health.
She may not be M invalid confined TO her bed,
or oven to her room rs her pride, ambition and
onergy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge Of her household, even when her health wiz
not admit Of II but she is nevertheless peroeptibly
sinking from day TO day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spire. iter health daily sinks, till finally even the
hope Of leoovery no longer remains. And thus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-03
n0sT STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS I
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life ~ do the beasts Of the Geld, or
the insects Of the earth, evincing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouchssfed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the we'll being, and the
happiness Of . ~oon6ding and affectionate wife, with
perhaps a family Of children.
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