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! NEW rUkI, K. |. IN UKSDAY MUkNING AUGUST "a, 1854.
DuFFlELD'S
AIDIlfA

-
TIRE SUBSCRIBERS saving 70 c-iv.h q frcsh
! cnnri nnenl oi puilirld'r ii'm'-tln Tiuro'r
Brabi-,r now prepared a. srIIIy NIL orcefr
tr this mrivallrd ART Gle. The node " curing
ilah,s, ~prac'ifrd Ay Driie!l. Of Loui-villr. ~n.
fret adopted ia 1887, sine, which time, he iHf
fed Hams have ta,nue extensively kno~n N
England and ~ This runl.try, n,d AT the Great
ENhlhrtion they tuuk n Jr'z" mrd,l, nl'huugh
thought in competition with he fms Fl, brands
from W,stphalia. For tenderness, texture and
navor, thrse Hans are unsurpassed. TIE,
are CuIrd under Ihs imnrdi ir care 81 luii ii
4 CO., Louisville, Kentucky, AMI aie rspr'la'i,
prepared for summer keeping Oh th,i high
standing ia every market where hoy have 'a'n
introduced, il Is no, necessary here TO .rc,,k,--
they need only IL he tested Ia gave ",i,r tn,is-
faction. The puilrll iiamns .ir usod at AL ia"
principal hotels IN the county.
Orders for the above received, and TIC trade
supplied on favorable terms hy
q. SHERMAN & Co.,
no. g MMke, Squire, Sole Agents for Newport.
Milf
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CURED

yhc Rev. III DUNNING, Pastor OF ts Prs
'yIeTiil church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New yorh,
SroI1 Ia us; "lhnve just received u lett@ from Mr.. CRAr-
GY DuNsisC, rcl1tivo to tho cure Of his Fever sore. Ton
aay depend on what II states, for be Ia a Christian nAa
md an elder In tho church. Some years sinee hs had IN
avs one Of his legs cut III. to snve his he, in oonseqvencs
u u fev.r-soro. The otssr leg being now affected. and
sbout 10 DO ampuiated, l recommended BRAST's MrD,.
IsE. Read tho result. He snys II hare Ssed only s~es
.oTTLEs OF BRANT'S ! placed ALI HorI,
From your recommendation, 10 hal h~hsins. and I con now
ny that, wih tho blessing Of God, u hs S1ocssd a ~vs y
~ LsY'" See Pnmphlets for fn psriculars.
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This Ia the case OF a dying uaS who vet bvo. He -
sued of a worse cnse Of SCROFULA, by only tsdvs b.
es Of Bfants Purifier, than ever was cured by tho use %
spelpe GALLONS OF the best Sdrsapariua that was ever made
Sarsaparilia has not ux6nisnf medical psc~ TO effect tho cure
or such a rsrohin9iy hopeless case.
ca four yeays- was confined TO his bed tbs last vedv-hs
vns 90 much diseased and dcbilitated as 20 be- unable -
Mise his hnnd 10 his head He had the bat wedsoi ddvss
had used ALL Of the best SarsapdrtIas u no good efeee-
90, ,ooyse and poovse, and was considered to be- In a DIR
commenced using BRANT'S PURIFIER. HIS nsk ~.
nfen naayiv off, from ear 10 onr; a hole toas epfen hyosgS
e. ,cindpips, under his chin, so that he breathed through
DE hole his car was 30 eaten around that it could be IVts
10 out OF It's place, IL only holding by a smaQ piece; tho ee
81 one arm was destroyed by two ulcers; an ulcer sndcs
de arm, as large az a mans hdnd. had nearly. eaten nsssoA
ms side into his body Thus he was an1icta4 with henD
such pufyrd, acyid, oGepsipe uiseys, on yartAD parts Of hh
ersun. Fo. further and full particulars, 800 our PAN
eIiLETS. ~
DIR. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfal PIP
dciuns of Rome, was called to see Haskin The dov bvNvs
re commenced using Branrs Purifier. DIR. w. examined
aim. and then told him that all the nsdicsn0 h ~ Se<A
-.IJ mi <,,vs b;1i-fhaf his caee Vaa ID d..
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
+ u R N A c { s.

MAY always lie 6vrd ~ the Subscrihers, o
wi mos, approved patterns, aud set with care,
,ri wirrsaied 10 WORK veil Ai-p, tiw and sheet
ror ware % hand, With other articles usually
spt AZ such a siote. Tin, copper, and sLee
rou ware rsac 10 order. Orders silIrif.d.
WM BROwNELL,
Opposite the Uaion Bsnk
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KINGLEY & Co.'S.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits.
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, &C.. and for the collection and payment .
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES boston, ii State street: New
York, I Wall street, corner broadway; Phila'
delphia, 50 Chestnut street; Newport, 190TbamCs
Bock.) Y3.
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MI. o. r. KINNEY, merchant, Clinton. Oredn .-,~s,
= j.. informed US that "A canccrAlyctor IN said county was
iT,ctns wonderful cares Of CAscxRs through thu ~hi~ssv
( GRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A css~~ -Goe~
n Greene county, N. Y, Is also using said PuRIvIEs. Mr..
. u SETTLE, druggist, at Cunajohnrie, Montgomery eons-
Y, ny, has informed rs Of an important e~ve NJ a CAr-
~ ~ long stnniing, which was effected on an nged lady
fthnt place. IT. therefore, this PURIFIER cures CdnNsr. W
lS PURIFYING healing power, wnat impure diseass 81 te
'inod can II not c, rul Seven yeurs' experience hsf trt
Inlph snys lllern are none but Whit IL wll euro.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 III. persons wishing 20 have n good Gag stone
n side walk laid down NJ a less price .han they
can buy the stone for, can have il done i n sui
fcient quantity is applied for tins mnn,h, to
make il m object 60 import the stone and men 10
do the work. Hand in your orders To the str, ri
Commissioner, who is agent ior the largrs,
Query in the Juited States. y,l3
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NEW
CTRAW BONNET & HAT BLEACIlERY.

NEW
CTRAW BONNET & HAT BLEACIlERY.
~ The subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Newport and its vicinity. that he ha- taken the
store No. So Thames e.. next door North Of Mr..
WIN. H.. Bayley's Shoe Store, where he is now
ready to receive Straw Bonnets ard Hats 10
cleanse aud pi ess in the most fashiunable style.
Pedal, English, Split and Florence Braid Hon
nets pressed with n beautiful soft fnish; nil Kinds
ot Lace and straw Bonnets BIeachcd and
pressed and warranted not to SIN ink
would also invite the attention Of Grn,l.n.en
To the bleaching and pressing Of Panama and
Manilln Hats. As acids are very injurious To the
straw ofthe above hats, | would also iuiurm the
citizens that ! have discovered a process Of
bleaching without the use oil acids, ana warrant
them ten per cent whittier than those done IN the
old wny. All ] ask Of sou Gentirnr n, ~ to call
and see for yourselves. Leghoru aud braid
hats done as above.
PINKING.
The subscriber pays particular attention TO
%rinking Ladies Caps, Talmns, Bas1ues, Man
tilias, kuillinys, Flounces and Aprons. Call X
rec patterns.
The subscriber has also been appointed sole
Agent, by PER-, & Shepardson, for the repair
ing OF Accordepns and Flut,nas. All Reeds put
in by them arc warranted not 10 break and The
instrument lett in perfect tone when delivered 10
the owner. +. II. GREENE.
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Worse than Hopeless A!

Now hear Mr.. HASKINs statement Of cure! He 80 !
.My wife procured one bottle OF BRANT'S URI YnS0
EXTRACT, OF BissM y Leonard, druggists OF Rome. ]
commenced using thai. and began % get better. That bottle
enabled me % get Of @y bed, where ! had seep eonaned
die hrd bottle enabled me 10 rak tto 1iIes, - Rome Con
ire, where I procured sir boNLss more; and when l nsd On.
hhed using them, seventeen out of ftccntl ulcers had As1ts1
ry-and prs bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE u
III The ulcers. and restored me 10 good health"
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THE UNInOFAUIC INSTITUTION,

DeIormities and john diseases ~ 459 and
46i, Pacific ST., South B."tki,n combines all
advantages of IA Hospital. with the comforts
and cheerfulness Of a private home. The Insli-
tu.ion is l,ca,ed in a fashionable and healthy
part Of the city. An extensive Gymnasium for
exercises Is attached to il. Warm and cold sea
ba,hs within 10 minutes drive &c. Applications
to he IN ,de TO the resident Physician, LOUIS
BAUER, NJ. d., nj the Office Of the Institution
before 10 O'clock, "a. M, or 10y letter, directed to
box Ii7 Brooklyn Post Office, New York.
JSl-3m
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, a..

"BYRoS, GEHEsEE Co, N. Y, OH. 10, 1871.
"Messrs. Nj. 7. WALLACE & CO Some time last WIN
er my wife became so dobilitnted from the effects Of ~.
0yrhGa and Nursing Sore MoulS that she could not lin frs
shild or perform any household labor. Her medical tfeAk
nent was varied according to the advice and prescriptions
Of The most eminent physicians, until oy sMu was exhaust.
I'd in useless efforts. She became so very n skeleton, thet
ii the time she commence taking Byanrs Modietas snn
weighed no more than e%ighty-fve pounds but ty the iiuss
She had taken four bottles, she became perfectly well. Tho
riro Il so perfect, thnt she 10 now embed to do all necee-
mry household work, and gained thirty pounds OF flesh In
bur weeks. Yours Truly, g. II. ~ALENTlNE,"
The reader will observe that Mr.. GALEsTIsE says asSv
KILL" He, We arc informed by y. 8. TERRY ksq, u
sc came plnce, has studied medicine. =
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DO5t Lambert, W the memoirs of,n uiiortu-
III nate woman, 10y y. W. VI. Reynolds.
Price soc. For sale At TILLEY'S,
yi9 opposite Pos, oa'ce.
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"JJCE.

"IICE,
THE Co-partnership heretofore cxistins under
i tho firm Of
BLISS & STANHOPE,
was dissolved on the 24th inst, 10y mulu,l con-
sent. The business of the late firm Will be set
tied by WILLIAM III. BLISS, who is aulho-
r,zed TO use the firms name in iiquida, ion.
w. ii BLISS,
F.A. SIANHOPE.
The undersigned having purchased the inte-
rest Of F. A.. STANHOPE, in the late firm
Of BLISS & SrtNHOPE, will continue the
business at the old stand, No. III Thames
street. W. III. BLiSs.
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FOURTEEN |!

Mr.. HASKIN has sworn TO the above facts, and tho he0
&c Witnessed and certified 10 ny DIR. T.
D Il. BROWN, proprietor OF the Wsst-Ro~s HofH-hcssrs
SISsELL n LEONARD, wholesale and retail d~uggS1.
"A EIHkFN other yesperfuhs Spuucsos.
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"ATTIcA, Genesee Co, february I, 1919.
m. 7. WALLACE 4 CO.-Genteuep ! was, for mors
hnn a year, afflicted with a disease Of Me stomach. Ieould
aot eat any fat or greasy substance without causing greH
pain, sickness, ind vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. ! as an experiment, tried one bot
W OF BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, Ia my utter disap-
poin,nent, edscd and yelered he usual Jain afey cof1~Q.
] therefore used asecond bottle, which has completely curcd
uc disease. nm now well and hearty, and can eat ahnos
anything without being panied, or the stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, IT,. y. WILCOXo
Mr.. Wilcox ia a rcsDeclable merchant Of Attiea
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LJyis LANGLEY a SoRMAN's
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FANCY, TRIMMING, WORSTED AND
Mi IJNEDV oTnDE

NHOLERA-This fearful disease has again
" made its appearance in some OF our cities
In summer complaints generally Dyer's healing
Embrocation has always met with the greatest
possible success. A single doso is u oally all
that is required to arrest and overcome n severe
case ofcholera mcrbu., which If unattended to
for a few hours, will lead 10 serious consequent.
ces, and will eventually terminate in spasniodic
cholera Every family should Keep a full sup
ply constantly on hand. For sale by the propri-
etor, A.. u. FIELD, SUCCESSOR to &. Dyer. Jr.,
at the old established Medical Depot. 81 West
muster st Pre- violence.
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GREENE'S STRAW BONNET AND HAT
BLEACHERY.

NVs UW TWfIIVH f'TtFTs
TIVE Subscriber would inform the Ladies rf New
= port and vicinity, that he has made arrangements
TO receive all new styles for Bonncts ~ soon rs they
come out. | also Bleach and Press Plain aud Fan
cy Neapoltans and warrant them not 90 shrink.
Particular attention paid to Bleaching and Press
ing Boomer, Gents and Boys Hats, in the most
fashionable styles. F. II. GREENE.
tyT
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DARADfsE FARM FOR SALE

DARADPsE FARM FOR SALE
L This Farm is pleasantly situate in Mid
dletown. H.. l., on the Beach Road, 3 mihs
from Newport. and half n mile from the Beach,
containing twenty four acres. The prospect
from Paradise Rock from which the farm takes
its name. is not equalled by any other on the
Island, commanding as i does, an ocean view
from Martha's Vineyard on the East, 10 Block
Island and Point Judith on tho West. with IA
fine view OF East and West ri vers, and OF the
surrounding country on the North. The view
from the house is not surpassedby any in the
vicinity. On the Farm is "A z story dwelling
House, 2 Barns, CRIB, Carriage house, shed
and other out buildings, toget ner with an Ice
house, Hot house ,35 By Is f., rainwasr c stern
Of 1900 gallons, an Orchard Of ehoice Fruit
Trees, sc. &c. An indisputsblr utie will b.
given. For terms, apply to SAMUEL. A..
PARKER, li5 Thames st. Newport, ISAAC
BARKER. near the premises, or
JOSEPH A. BARKER, Providence.
il-d&w
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HOII.EY g. CO ~

HOIT.EY & CO.'S
IMPERIAL Furniture Varnish, or Polish
! This powerful composition will. with five
minutes labor restore to all vanished Furniture,
its gloss or brilliancy will remove paint, ink
grease. mars or stains, &C., from the surface Of
all vanished work Of ANY kind. For sale
wholesale and retail, by
CORNELL & DENNIS,
iyl2 ~ Broad at.
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EMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPLAINTS.

No remedy. offered 10 the public has ever been Aay -
St1in aud efoeiud, IN restoring ALL the Incidental psa~S
- and irregularities Of tho sex, a. BRAsr's PULMONARY
nALskM. IL makes no difference whether the derangeuorB
~ suppression. erocss, or ether icenkness-t
ALL, by strengthening he SYSTEM, equoI,sSag he cIRcUi-A-
ZION. and soothing and aAnsi"g NERVOUS lRRITAsILIrv
49, - mol
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THE FAR-FAMED MEDICINE.
HOIIOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed entirely 0f nedlcina
herbs ARE of n ni"st harmless nature, while ihr eN.
trnordinaIy virtues they possess have rendered thru
universally popular in nearly every part of the
world. The immense success the, have met With
Throughout Tho States Is most extraordinary. owing,
il j. presumed. IT, their vCnderfni , ficacy Ia the clre
Of Bilious cumpihihis aud disorders oil iie Liver aud
Slumarh. Persons who pcrsevere in u-ing them In
arcurianre With the directions. seldom iil in hesns
restored 10 health.
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TEA.-Fresh Green and Black Teas, OF su-
i perior quality, just reed at " Broad 81
j22 CORNELL s. DENNIS.
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=. NJ. PETTENGILL a. CO., News

y. NJ. PETTENGILL a. CO., Newspa-
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, ire Agents for the Newport Daily News,
aud tho Herald Of the Times, aud are authorized
To rcIeivc Advertisements and Subscriptions az
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded rs payments.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Farm and Resid ,ncs Of the late Jethro
y. Mitchell, situated in Middletown, on tina
Stage Road from tho City Of Newport 10 Bristol
Ferry and Stone bridge. ahou, I miles from,
and within % or - minutes ride Of the former
place. Said Farm comprises ahput ~ acres OF
excellent land uader n good cultivation, walled
OF into lots Of appropriate dimensions Tor farm
Ing purposes. with a good House and other
buildings, q cool well aud an ~unfiiling spring OF
water theron. For eligibility of location Il is
scarcely surpassed by any other ON Rhode
Isl,ni, with n beautiful prospect, embracing
fair view al Narragansett Bay. Newport with
i,s picturr s1rr h irbo Or, and 80 on 10 the Ocean,
M E,r A. the eye eau reach. For further infor-
nation, apply to BORDEN IAWTON, of
Port,m uth, or o. the subscriber, in Pawtucket,
il DANIEL MITCHELL.
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WEAKNESS n DEBILITY RESTORATION
TO iiEtLTH OF 4 GENTLEMAN, AGED as,

III UtNiIiiO F n tEN1 LEHMAN, AGED 30,
wlIEN At DEATHS DOOR.
Copy Of a Letter from the Rev, Charles Saith dated
Merton, ~. Philips, near Bath, soin-fsetshire
Hth August, 1863.
To rRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY,
STA Mr.. JOSEPH puxTON, formerly q resident
of this place, had been in q declining state Of health
for upwards of,hree years, gradually wasting away
To- u shadow by nightly Preparations ind want ofap-
petite, which caused great uneasiness 10 his iithus,
US he had consulted yari0u medical n on In Bath
Without effect. he nj last used your Fills, and under
Providence. was restored to health by their ibeMs 4.
lie lately e~ipigraled To New York, and has Just writ
ten to say, that he wns never better IN health, and
desired me 10 acquaint you with the Circumstance
I ought alsO To MENTION, that my wife hud derived
great benefit from the USE Of your Fills.
remain, Sir, youI., respectfully;
A PERMANENT CURE or A DISEASED LIv
ER, or MANY YEARS DURATION.
Copy ofa Letter from NJ, CAMS, Chemist, isovil,
TO Professor Holloway
Dear Sir-ln this district your Pills command .
more extensive sale than any other pro, ,rieiaTy med
icine lecture the pn',lic. AS n proof Of their efficacy
in Liver and Bilious Complaints l.huy mention ths
am personally acquainted, for yeaTs was n sewer
sufferer from disease of the Liver and Digestive or
gaus; her medical n%t,enden, assured her ,hni he
could 10 nothing to relieve her suficTincs, and II WIS
not likely she could survive many months, This nd
nouncement naturally caused great alarm among her
friends AND relations, nnd they induced her To make
a trial OF your pills, which 30 improved her general
health, That she was induced 10 continue them until
she received n perfect cure. This IL twelve months
ngo, and she mas not experienced any symptoms q
relapse, aud often declares that your Pills have been
Ihe means of saving her life.
remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
July 23rd, 1853. (Signed) J. CAMS.
Thsss celebrated PiUs are pOnderTnHK eNcaessus
in the folio wing complaints.
Ague Female irreg- scrofnin, or
Asthma ularities Kings Evil
Bilious Com Pevsrs Of eoTe ThIOats
plants all kinds Stone a. Grave
BlOtrhes on Fits Secondary
the skin Gout Symptoms
Bowel Com Headache Tic D0loureux
plants Indigestion Tumours
COLES Inflammation Ulcers
Consumption Of yaundire NenerealAt
the Bowels Liver Com fections
Consumption plants Worms of
Debility Lunibago all kinds
Dropsy Piles eakDess .
D,stnirry Rheumatism from whHtev
ErysipeiHs Retention Of er cause &6
Urine
Sold ~ the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY
2i4, Strand, (nesr Temple bar, LondonD and 10y ell
respectable Druggists anu Dealers IN Medicines
throughout The British Empire, a ofthose Of the llnt'
ted States in Boxes nj 81 1 &C., Sc, and 81 Ste
each Wholesale by the principal Drug houses In
the linton, and BY Messrs.
DJ-Therc IL n eonside cable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N I.--Direciiuns for the guidance Of patients In
every disorder ARE affixed To each BOX.
For sale by HAZARD d CASWELL and X. }
TAYLOR. Sly
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Wilbor's Compound 70
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AHTD LIZZIE.

A CUKE FOR C~OkSUMPTioN, COUGHs,' oLbs
Asthma ~RoHCHITIs, GLEERhL DEDIL-
Try ASD ALI SCRofULoCs iluMoRs.
TIIE proprietor has succeeded (frcm directions
l. Of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil aud
Lime 50 perfectly that the taste Of the Oil, which
il 50 nauscous, Ia persons generally, is cntircly
overcome, aud il can be taken by The most deli
cate females with pleasure. And rs regards the
benefit of this article over the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone. ID sufficient to
convince tn, most sceptical. The young lad,
was "a years OF age.
''IIcr disease was one Of unmixel pLihisis,
which hid been expected to terminate in the
course ola few months fatally. The upper part
orbplh her lungs was filed with tutcrclcs, and in
some places were beginning to soften. The case
was evidently "A bad one. Tho treatment Of Cod
Liver Oil was at first used, bu, without marked
Improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, and the result, as in
the case Of many others, was soon apparent
The patient WAS rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oilbecome rancid which makes 1t very dcsirca-
bic for Persons travelling as it keeps fresh for IL
long time.
he sure and get the genuine, Manufactured oni
by ALEX'R Il. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, Boston.
II. K HAZARD s. co., Agents for Newport
aud vicinity. ielI
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HtRRYALL For Sale-A one horse Carryall
y in good or Ter. Apply to II. II YOUNG.
m3O cor. Par ade
NOR Sale Tie pleasantly located a nd convenient
L Cottage on the corner Of Touro and Kay street,
with lat abou, los by $50 feet for further particn
lars apply to J.
&c No. | IL Spring st.
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PLAINT

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Nonyord, CssW, ono q
he oldest and most respectable physicians, was a6iie,oA
with Iipe: ConpL,iof r1ary years, and was perfectly ssret
~ usin1 BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We sosh
Aauls hundreds nj orhcr casps also currd-
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
from the Parents.

And must this continue ? Shall we DO wise in
oil that concerns the cattle Of our fields, our horses,
our sheep, our COWS, our oxen, the nature and
character Of tho 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-
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 DO i'm
mcrsed ia the darkest and most
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom tho girl TO the ioomdn. and tho icopdn at Rit1S 49,
no one case ia accelerated, aud the other 80 gradually -
pressed, AZ TO prevent any Of the fatai diseases that frequoue
v Driso In Commencement of such chDnpe.
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Hundreds-Thousands
One Dollars Worth I!
sCROFULAi

How much CER-h much sYPHiLIS-hoY
PCRIFIER cure1 Read tbs following statement whes
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u nou,and, Of cures Of geyaria, cenes,. Sst1v,: A.
s&er imra.ye deserves Of tie Hood ord Y ne vEnf sMALt
sh Diseases, Dc ANY roof " he pnygy.ng n;ea.IS' E@.~"
ke Medicine rhhk hos sttdssd aud e,'q"e'ea 'H' """
Aoa Oe,e Il uncomfortable euidence that
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THE MARRIAGE STATE ;
Shall Happt.ess and Health, ar .ufssry ara
steEasss, aifssd Uf
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life rs do the beasts Of the field, or
the insects Of the earth, eyincing 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 and the
happiness Of a confding and a6ectionate wife, with
perhaps q family ofchildren.