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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

FIRES IN PnlLaDELpHIA.-Two destructive fires
occurred IN the ciy OF Phiiadel Pha last week The
hrsl broke oul on Wednesday morning in the lamp
aRd chandelier mandatory OF Cone!lus Baker s.
Co, and destroyed properly 10 the amount oi 2oJ,-
900. The second occurred AT l. o'clock on Thurs
day night, breaking out in No. H. Chesnu. ST.. a
few doors wes of Fifth and before il was arrested
destroying property 10 the amount ofs30o, 900 and
laying halt square in ashes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

1Eo. NJ LAuMAN g. Co have disposed of the
Demofatc Union newspaper establishment, and
taken leave OF their patrons IN very neat address
JACOB ZiEGLER, Esq, OF Butler county, The present
ch'e'clerk in the State Department, will henceiorh
conduct the paper
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

FIRE AT ITHACA On The 29th u, fire broks
OUT IN 'hr ou'ling OF the Messrs GRANTS Oswego
81, consuming II and most OF The contents The
building WAS occupied by MILLspAuGH's saddle
shoP, Mrs ANDREWS m'lliner shop rhr Mrssrs'
GRANTS tobacco shop and wool store, GEO B.E.
rH"LEws daeuearrean gallery and r. RockwELLs
restaurant All The goods of he shops were con.
sumed. Insurance on the building SO 500,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

DELusloN. The late case of DR.. Bsale, of Phil
adepha, is bringing ou, instances where persons
uuder line influence of subtle agent like ether
have labored, even afer recovering from The ef.
feet, under the slranges, delusions The impression
is increasing that the young woman is honesty
mistaken. lfso, Dr.. Besls 10 9 proper subiec, for
Executive clemsnCy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

DEsTREssISG AND FATAL AccrDENr-The Dams.
vile Herald is informed that a man named RoErp,os
was instantly killed and horribly manged al OF
near Avoca, S'euben County one day last week.
oy oeing thrown across a circular saw HIS body
was almost entirely discovered, lille above III,
ups ne accident was The result Of lhorghile.
exposure. Mr.. k, was an elderly man. ofcon.lJ
erable properly, The owner of the mill where the
accident took place, and resldede in Gorham,
Onaro County
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

GREAT WHEAT CRop.-The Governor OF Cali.
iornia certles that in one instance The exlraord H.
aTy amount OF e'ghty-lwo and half bushels of
wheat was gathered fsom single acre OF Iaud in
that State. This is great and unprecedented
Yield and proves conciuslvely lhe Iichness of the
soil of the golden Sale, and s adsplness to aeri
culture. Let people go lhlher 10 become pro Iu-
GERS OF bread: rather lhan seekers for the treasures
Of The mine
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

o. In ano'her column, will be found the al.
ver'lsemenl OF the Cosmopolitan Art and Lilery
Association, which is worthy of the attention of
our readers. The plan will meet APPRECIATION, as
The sum expended By subscribers, is The price OF The
kniekereockes for year, and they are certain of
receiving 'ha' sterling and popular periodical
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

Hr The Pennsylvania Farm Journal, for De.
cemoef has been received, and like all of The pre-.
cedlng numbers, is filed with articles valuable to
the farmer and interesting 10 The general reader.-
The present number closes the fourth volume--ths
publishers say, The most successful, and the best
that hasyel appeared. We commend the Iournallo
all interested in Agricullure-il should especially be
in The hands Of every farmer Edited by IL Dan.
LlNeroN, Esq Published by J. NJ. MEREDITH s.
Co. West Chester, Pa, $500 per year, strictly in
advance
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

WESTERN HOG TRADE A, ST. Louis, Mo, I'd
10 The 9Th inst about % 600 hogs has been killed
but sales al 81 25 and 81 30 Al Alton H. tGices
range from S 3 IS TO 81. and a, Milwaukee Wis,
al from So 90 TO 81 Al Cincinnati, Oaio, up the
18th inst., IA 76S head had been Slaughtered
against 1Sl 19l for the same time lasiy year In all
directions for The hog market seems 10 be inactive
as farmers and drovers are generally unwilling to
take The prices offered, while packers are no! dis
posed 10 allow an advance
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR POLLOCK The in
ausnraion Of the Governor elec will lake place on
Tuesday The l6 CT January and not on Tuesday
The 9Th as stalled BY many OF our exchanges. From
present indications The occasion will be one of un
usual interest
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

RAILROAD AccIpENr On Monday las, train on
the Syracuse and Bingham'on Road left Syracuse
with TWO locomotives and a snow plow to clear the
track, and about two miles from that city, near a
curve, il came sud IenIy in collision with train
from Bngham'on drawn by three locomotives. and
under full headway. The collision was terrible -
Three locomotives wers utterly ruined, and other,
badly damaged For wonder, 10 one was injur.
ed
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

CT school teachers under the new law are in.
suuessd BY the State Superintendent to axe out,
IAe duty 10 peremptory, and advises Directors 10
"!'hhSd The aompsnsasi0n until complied with
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

V5 Is said that Hon. F,EpERlcK Warts of
oa'''sie, is TO be the new Attorney General under
Gov. POLLOCK,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
TARRANT's PREPARATIONS.

ITO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
L The Public. The attention Of the Medical
Profession and Public is invited TO the follow
ng preparation /:
TARRANT's EFFERvEsCENT sELTZER
APEIHENT.
prepared On an entirely new principle, from "A
late and accurate analysis Of The celebrated
SELTZLR SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy; economy, and portability,
with such additions and Improvements as will hc
found materially to increase It's efficacy.
This much esteemed aud highly valuable pre-
pa.alion will not fail to cfectually remove D,s-
peps n or Indigestion, Bilious Affections. Head
ache, Heartburn, Acidity of the Stomach, Co.'S
tiveness, Gout, Rheumatism, Loss Of appetite.
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea Of Vomiting,
Affections Of the Liver, &c. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13

4 SURE and Plcasan. hcmo'ry Ior Cptbs,
n COUGHS, CROCf, WnooPINC-toUGii,
AsTHNA, and If lungs suliiaient aie ie,t TO srs.r'a
life, a CERTAIN CUkFs FOR t~ohsVMrr'"s =
Safe tor the Infant ~ the Invalid, ~ an! stage
weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY 10 y, last discover.
ed, Consumption can I've cured ami Coughs
| and Colds, the parents of that icli disease that az
often brings woe To The huutcs oi oar hu'd, vai'.f,
"A. by magic, before tbs ~sovtRiiGN rfMEpF.
This is th.,l which has az long been sought ior,
aud il in full f,i,h ole cd to the public as u rtr'
tain cure for Coughs, Coiis, NhOopiug Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumpi ION. and VIII w
any case where luhgs suiic,rht arc lcit To sns'ain
lite check the liberation and raise the patient To
health. This il not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the muket without aihu,on2h
trial, but hs proved beyond II doubt that what
has been asserted cas- BE DOSE! .
N. Is BEWARE OF CoYErEBrhiTs, and
observe the following prnmissory Note, with the
fac sim,le sismtme Of the prop. 'elor on e' ~
genuine box
"T 900Ojl On demand 7 promise to pay 10
the Learcr FIVE Mills inr value received.
Wili.lAA DEVINES."
Certificates Oi cures Ia he relied on, found ~
the circulars lr,t with The 4 'rn's. lat al the
afflicted ty ii ili'htull. Sod by D'uSgis's a"d
Dealers gcncra'y.
1.-The Lo.rnpe Is d,ssolpcd, aod absorbs tho
sugar in uticn il IL pJckOd, the virtue lie there
Fha'N ~ 49, - -
vet, and better than ever, save the looks. siN
PR bt Pow tE!Ut. Iit II Ia ".
The disU,ery Oi - Z eat remedy, about two,
wears since, was almost a miracle, aud the iavnr
I, receives vi,cre nroiuccd aud the almost UNI
paralleled demand, show rs wor h.
Also sold b, all Medicine Dealers through I
the country.
Only 25 Cts. per BJT-Fiye Boscs cor ~.
.. ID. FULLER & CD. General Agents, NJ. j
fremont T"nplc, 30 on.
The Depot ior DE-. htihrtR Wild Cherry
Bitte,s; 81. ildbad as ~ aud Cncassmn
Bnln;
Fowle.'s - Nacaronici = sure cure Tor PiLt'j
Yankee Esi set, ir tii, paint az grcascj
DIR. CORNELL Pau ESi"ltc
Herriok < Co.'S ). g PM iie'rtck 4 Cos.
Plasters;
Gallup's Brier Root Scrip Zoe Diarihna; a'so
a large variety of Popular Meticines-sold cheap
for casl, or approved c,cdi,.
For sale ia Nesport BY &. J. Taylor and Han-
ard 4 Caswell. Ava 20 ly dav.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
AQUIDNECK HOUSE
(LATE MURRAY HoUsE.)

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and tn public generally that he has pur-
chased the above we'll known establishment, and
having thoroughly renovated and supplied II with
new furniture, aud introduced many modern im-
provenenis,-i will he opened for the reception
Of visitors on the 18th Of April. 1t ID conve-
niently located, aud IT'S airy aud pleasant situa-
ton is not supposedly any other house in town.
The sub .criber intends TO make il one Of the
hest aud most fashionable resorts for the travel
ling public, to be kept open through the year for
steady and transient boarders. People Wishing
Newp RI for pleasure or business, will find this
House onvenient,. all seasons of the year.
PHILIP RIDER, Proprietor.
Ne" orr, X. l., April Is, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.


EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
At he Celebrated
LARGEsr AND
CARPET ESTABLlsHMENT,
In the United States, at
HIRAM ANDER s SONS
Ne. 90 Powery, New York.
MPOKTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
Buyers will find ,he largest stock of Low
.I'r;r- and Medium e. the most elaborlate Al
D s.. q. Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carr cts
ev.s ,Iercd IN the world
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
4 Above ground, no damp Easements or Vault
. lnder Inc sidewalk 10 endanger the health To
lady purchasers, each Sales Room: is devoted
exclusively To one description OF Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail departments Of his estal,-
l;shmen, have been enlarged aad an addition OF
two extensive Sales Rooms, making a wonder.
iul AMI gorgeous display.
sales Room No. I.
FLOOR CLorHs.--An enormous Stock OF
J.h Hare & Sons celebrated Engilsh oil cloths;
nc >. american floor oil cloths Of magnificent sa-
I'm finish, Fresco, marble, Italian. and Scroll
T.;ntings, from e. 3d., 81 4d., d.. 6s., To 81.
per ward, Iom s to - feet wide and SO long.
sales Room No, =,
lssRAHAIN CARrETs.-Two hundred and
e. +, pieces Of English and American Ingram
Carpetings, all new style, manufactured express
, ~ this establishment.
sHles Room NO. 3.
THREE PLY CARPErs.-knglish, Scotch
an, American Imperial Three Ply Carpeting OF
orr own importation /; gorgeous splendid new
style OF pattern.
Low PRIcE I%NGRAHAiS CARPETs.-Three
hundred pieces OF Medium quality Ingram Car
pets, beautiful large and small patterns, manu-
,acrrcd tor the City trade, incredible low prices
Of Is 81, 81. As, g. per yard.
Sales Room No. 8.
RUGS AND DnUGGETs.-EngIish Druggets
4 wards wide 5000 yards Of low priced Druggets,
I to 3 yards wide at IS 6d to IS per yard, also an
immense assortment OF Mosaic Landscape, Ak
minister, and Tufed Hearth Rug ; alss 200o
Tufed Rugs at l6s to 24s each.
sales Room NOS
STAIR AND HALL CARrErs:-5OeOo yards
Of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets al
q, q Sd, 3, s. 6d, As, IS, 6s and T..
sales Room NO. r.
MEDALLION CARPETS, with hor' iers ; Mo-
sale and Axminste, Of one entire piece, can be
h,ted to any size room from $3.50 to $1,000.
RsYAL VELvET, Tapestry and Brussels,
from the celebrated Factories of John Grossly Il
Sons, and Messrs. Henderson & Co. and others,
England, all Of our own importation, some OF
which are exclusively our own styles, And cannot
he found IN any other establishment.
Sales Room No. 8.
AUpUssoN CARPETs.-They elicitthe warm
est Communications oi every behoIder, excel n
beauty and durability, are sold at moderate pri
ces, and Introduced in the market at this estab-
Iishmcn..
Sales Room No. 9.
VELVET, Tapestry, Brussels three ply anc
CIVILIZED Veniiian Stair Competing, remaikabl!
cheap.
sales Room No. 10.
PATEHT TAPESTRY NGKAIN GARRETT
Gold, PLAIN, White, Buff and Sc oil Window
Shades, at IS, Ia, 2Os, 4Os to $40 per pair
Table and Piano Cayers, Silver and Bras. Slai'
Rods, Parlor Door Mats, Coir Mating ; also
Is. 3d., 81. Cd. White and Check Canton Mat
ting. &C., &c.
HIRAM ANDERSON,
f1-6nd&w SO BOwERY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
b. CARR, JR.,
~, III Thames Stre,t.

ND. 10 Hinlts 'oNt'i'
TIIE Subscriber takes this method OF inform
Ing the Public th,t he will keep CONSTANT
~ on han "A well selected stock Of Foreign SId
Domestic Green aud Dried Lruils Co fiction
a:v, NUS, Preserves, Branded Fruits, JclfPs,
Slrups, AMI Principal Depot for Genuine lar por-
ted Havana and Principe Segirs,-oi the choicest
aud most approved brands, Assorted Pickles,
Fancy Soaps, Matches, Scgr Cases, Tobacco
Boxes, Fire Kindling,. Extra homony, London
Sauces, Sweet Oil, Oi' .Cape.s, Catsup, An
chovies, Maccaroni, Verni- II nd various For
eign DcIicaaics; Fine Cut Chewing and Cavcn-
.lish Tolacco, Bird Seed, shakers Herbs, Corn
Starch, Far.a,, Cooper's lsinglass, Wheaton
Grits, Cracked Cocoa. Chocolate, Canton Gin
ger, aud TamermIs, Washing, Bleaching and
Cleansing Fluid, Pine Oil, Portable Fluid, Jen
uing's php.ge,e Gus, Fi,Iing Cans, Ca,nphenr,
and Agen, Tor the Boston L ,np Depot, where
Lamps of every description can BE- supplied on
reasonable terms and at the shortest notice.
N. b.. All goods purchased At this Store are
warranted aud sent to any part OF The town Tree
Of expense; a, IN Thames Street.
Al kinds of fresh traits received daily on the
arrival Of the Steamers from New York.
m29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL EI.IXLROF

TURKEY RilUBARB.
Takes its place rs the hest remedy for Dyspepsia
o. indigestion ofihc present day and for its ef-
ficacacy and safety deserves the name Of being
in truth a Fhmil, Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety, or intel
lectual ANXIETY OF whatever Kind, will find it to
he d medicine Of extr"me value. II is partic
uarly recommended % those suffering from Bill.
lious aud Nervous Headache, Diarrhna, Con-
stipation, Fatuiency, Indigestion, Summer COM
plaint, Cholera Morbus, &C., as the utmost re-
lance can he placed on il, both as to its innocei I
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
SOAP 7 SOAP =,

p'.ht S'ats
T,lE subscriber il now prepared 10 furnish
L the highly celebrated American Cream,
American Laundry, American muiacturcrs'
SO',, and Cream Soap preparation IN So
,o'ps ave presented To he public with the fullest
confidence in their superiority aud utIliy. A
far trial according to the directions gwen be.
low, cannot fail to he entirely satisfactory; aud
AN ~ guncnt more conclusive than p'ges oi
cert, iicates aud recommendations. "A fair trial Is
all ask. These soaps do the work of the
Laundry in the bee, manner ia cold water, either
hard or soft, or salt, dispensing EN- rely with
boiling, pbmnding, washing machines, &c,
withou, IN lury to he most delicate fabric. In
cold weather, health may render il advisable To
tai the chill of The water.
The tendency Of these soaps is to soften the
clothes and loosen the hold OF The DIRT, without
injury.
DiREcrIoSs FOR usE.-White Clothes
Rub the soap freely OF all soiled spots, make a
strong ell : in water, sufficient to cover, soak "A
few hours, or all night II convenient, when with
"a common hand rubbing and thorough r'nsing,
they will be perfectly clean and beautifully
lleached.
Caliroes and other colored articles, wash
without soaking and rinse.
Woolens-Wash in warm suds Ito prevent
shrinking aud rinse.
Merinoes, Silk Velvets, Silks. Ribbons, &c.
Wash in strong buds and rinse.
To take Lamp OH, Wheel Grease, Grease
Spots, &c. out Of c. pets, Table Covers, and
Clothing, rub the soap on freely, soak some time
in strong suds, rub out and rinse. Ink spot.
and stains, use full strength, soak, and wash IN
hot water.
Gliding and Mahogany.-Wash in weak
suds, rub with silk cloth and rinse, Paint
wash in strong suds.
For all other purposes, use as you do the
common bar soap, and you will be compelled t.
admit that it surpasses all other soaps. Manu-
featured aud Tor sale wholesale and retail, by
&. G.. HANDY,
Depot 220 Thames-st.
Premium awarded ut the late Fair OF the
American Institute. Copyright secured AID
1851. ml2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
TO LET FOR TIE SEASON,
P,sdU FURNISHED.

TUE pleasantly situated Cottage on Washing.
ton st.. known ~ III, 1" Minturn House"
j, ha. n delirh fol lawn 10 front, surrounded wy
6nc shady trees, and - now ready tor the ~.
s%pection Of those who ~'sh an AIRY ana retired
situation. u has one special advantage, IT Is
n.,r the Ba,, where pleasure boats are readily
obtained. Application may be nude to jon II.
wILBOUR, living near the premises. i262s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
WOIFEis SCHIEDAM

AROMATIC ; CT Maps.
TO the citizens OF Newport beg leave to
l. inform the citizens Of Newport, that / have
established IA depot At the warehouse OF
NENTON BRO CHEERS,
for my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, who will
receive and forward orders 20 me for the same.
Samples cia be seen AT heir store.
uDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer X.
ali 20 Beaver street, New YOr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
ESTATE OF RICHARD G. DERBY.

TAT DF Richard &. DERBY.
THE undersigned, having been named sole ENcch
l. tor IN the Las, VIII and Testament of the late
RICHARD G. DERBY, of New port, Rhode Island
and having proved said WIN nnu given bond accnr-
dirg tn Laws aud 'hus qnnIiieh himself tn act hS En-
ecutor, hereby gives public no,ice al his appointment
and calls upon sll persons indebted To sand estate la
make payIrrh; Ia him. ana upon all persons having
dean iuds upon such estate, tn present ilc same Ia
hiin AT the Ie.iicnce of The late X. &. Derby, frl-
ham street, Newport.
ie5 3w nj f.. II. DERBY, + .cGd.or.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSuRA nee COMPANY,

PROvIDENCE, v |.
Office Ia Franklin House, corner of south Main an
College streets.
Insure agains Fire and Marine Risks on as favoia
Bile terms d. other lsto,k Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the same security as othe.
stock Companies with the additional advantage Ia
the Insured of sharing equally with the Stockholders
In the Nett Earnings Of the business, without any lac.
biity to assessment.
DIRECTORS
Thomas Hardness. Amos N Beckwith,
urray TAFT, Hem, Lipriit,
Truman icckwilh Hosea Ball0u, Dr.,
Tho ms I. stead. Henry q. Mathewson
william A Robinson James q, Anthony,
James Y. Saith, John n Mason,
A. u. Dixie, Dap,el nay,
billings Bar tow, Edvdrd Pearee,
Charles II. Dabney, George w chaplin,
ChsrIes l.. Fisher, William !. King,
CYRUS Tat. Joseph Carpenter,
Cy rus u. Manchester, seth Padeliord,
Earl u. Mason.
THOMAS HAIkNESS, President.
GEO. &. kRNoLD, secry.
Application per mail .lut Insurance TO this Compa
ny will receive prompt attention.
fj a ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13

ATLANTIC HOUSE.
NUE subscriber would inform his friends and the
l public that he has been making extensive i'm
provernenis in his well kpown establishm eni dur
ing the past winter, aud that the House Il now
open for the reception of guests.
is JOSEPH Il. BEAVER,
Providence journal please copy two weeks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
LYKENS VALLEY COAL.

SD0 Tons Lykens Valley Coal now landing on
WV wharf foot of Mary 81. For easy ignition,
durability Of lire, complete Combusiion, easy ai'p
tation To the temperature of the weather, aud us
great power in generating heat this Is the best coal
in This country.
A free burning coal Is the economical for iab.ily
use, and il will not clinker unless the jraught he
greater than the coal requires, which can ne easily
regulated by a damper. VIM. J. SWINBURNE,
is Coal aud Wood wharf,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
SISSON'S CONFECTIONERY
ANnIrE CREAM SAInnN

TIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform the public
i that he 10 now prepared to supply all who
NAV favor him with their patronage. with Con-
lrctiona,y in all its branches, foreign and domes.
tic.
Ice Cream and Fruit Ices superior 10 any ever
offered 10 III. riblic, iellies, Charlotte lie Russo.
Bl,nc Mango. c,kes aud pastry ofihe finest quail
,,y. fresh eyrt, ilg. \ large assortment, Of can
w, Of superior 'c nd flavor, and choice fruits
,iv ,ys on ham N'rrdal water aud other re-
freshmcnis ~ attendance. All orders promptly
attended to ur l.InE ~ expense has been
spared ~ or Itr 90 i've general satisfaction. 10
not forge, he well known eslabl'shnienl' on the
hill, near the bath road, formerly conducted by
w =. yose. Oe3
W. sIssON, Successor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13
TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CURERS AMI COPARIA.

Sanctioned by popular OPINION and highau'hor.
ity Of the most distinguished OF the medical FAC
ulty, il offers to the afflicted a remedy, whose
success has in every instance supported its de-
served reputation. Being CONVENIENT and agree
able in ITS use, experience has proved that It re-
tains in every climate its desirable and truly val
liable character. 1t is in the form Of paste, is
tasteiess, and does not impair the digestion. 1t
is prepared with the greatest possible care, upon
well tested principles. To persons follow ing
the sea, or going long voyages, this preparation
possesses qualities far SURPRISING any other
neat and portable in its form, speedy and eitica-
cious in its operation, successful both in the ear
Hest and worst stages OF the scverest diseases,
whilst the usual and nauseous taste and unpicas.
ant odor to copabia is wholly avoided in thus
preparation.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale "A I'd Retail, by
JOHN A. TARRANT, successor to James
Tarrant, 27S hrceawich, corner of Warren 81.
New York; and sold ny E. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, ). {. =. ii. McGraw, Natchez;
Moore 4 llenderickson, Savannah; M. a.
Santes & Son, Norfolk; w. >. Reese, Bait"
moe; Joseph Fucker, Mobile; Sickies s. Co.,
New Orleans Il. d.. Gilman, Washington, ID.
e.; j. w. Dyott & Sons, Phia.; Weeks 4
Potter, Boston koshmahler Il Anderson,
Georg town, ID. e..
TIIORNS COMPOUND EXT RACr OF co
PABIA AND SAkSAPARILLA possesses a
few advantages not enjoyed by any other medi-
cine for the cure OF sexual iisea.e s /; and which
must, with an enlightened public, ,ender j, assn
rrdly highly popular, and IA desideratum long
sought for in the medical world. II needs no
confinement or change ofdiet. In its approved
form, tina, oil a past, IL les entirely ttsteless, and
causes no unpleasant sensation to The patient.
IL has acquired the uim 'st fame IN almost ev-
cry PAT of Europe, IT mas been examined, APP
proved OF, and sanctioned by the faculty OF med
icine, aud recommended by the most emlucui oi
the profession. Prepared bv J b. Tho n,Chem-
,st, London, and tor sale wholesale aod retail
by J. A.. tRRANf, sole agent Tor the un,ted
States, 27S Greenwich street, New York.
NIL l.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-13

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LAVE opened during the last lew days a very
IL large aud splendid Lot Of Embro'deries, Sc
lected with great care from the best styles impor-
ted, consisting of French Collars, Sleeves and
Chemizettes. Swiss and English Bands, Collars,
Sleeves and Chemizcttes, MusIin and Canbric
Edginss and Insertings, Embro' erred Hdkis,
&c, being an unusually large lot and very cheap,
they at worthy the attention of purchasers.
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