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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
cANcERoUs sCRoFULA!

1'bs il the cnse of DUNG man who yet iipe' lie icn
,,,ed of worse case of SCROFULA, by only oets boo
s OF Brans Purifier than ever WINS cured by me use o
nrearara has not sufficient medical pop to effect the cur
,f such a rerottingiy h07)stcss case.
M ! Il UasK IN of Rome Oneida Co., N. y, Ind Scr y
In four Ic1rs- confined 10 his bed the idh gear
sas so much diseas,d and debitaed as to be unable
-bnd used Att of the best Sdsdparas 10 no good ehcc'
t por,e aud poyse and considered to be IN db".
omm,nccd using BRANT'S PURIFIER. His meek ri
otcn nearly OF, from 10 hole cas eGcn ta'oh'
.,s rndipe under his chin, that lie breathed lr0h
hc hole hs edy nrOdnd that u could be lVi'r
" out of lie place il only holding by small piece the sse
n one arm was DESTROYED by ucers an ulcer 1no'
is arm us large a mans hand had neary eaten ro"
trs uis into his bdy Thus he shicta with tpeni'
n.h Dutyd aeyid otcnsre ulcers var0S parts OF ~
ersun Fo. further and full particulars, see our PAM
.TiLETS. - ,,.,,
yciuns of Rome called to Haskn the dat ao's
" commenced using Brants Purifier. DIR. w. examined
,iu nnd then told him that oil the edcnes IN ns v0rit
49, Linn LuI his nge
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Wilb1r's Compound 70
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LINE.
A CURE FuR CoSsUmPTioN, coUGHs, 'oLes
ASTHMA, ,BRoScHIrIs, ,GkstRAL DEBiL-
Try ANDALL scRoFULors liUMoRs.


'rlIE proprietor has succeeded (i,om dircctlonf
4 of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil and
lame go perfectly that the tasie OF the on, which
is 50 nauscous, To persons generally, Is enincly
overcome, aud il can he taken by the most deli
cate females with peasIue. And as regards Tie
benefit OF this article over the clear oil, the fol-
loving chse,by Professor Stone, is sufficient TO
convince the most sccptical. The y"ung lad!
was "a years of age.
"IIer disease was one Of rnmixch phthiss,
wh,ch had been expected to terminate in the
csurse ola few months fatally. .'Ee upper part
ofbth her lungs was filled with iuleic' >, aud ia
some places were beginning to soften. The ease
was evidently n bad one. The treatment Of Cod
Liver Oh was at first used, hut wiihoui marked
improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oil, aud the result, ~ IN
the case "f many others, was soon apparon.- -
Tn' patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil brcone rancid which makes II very desilea-
bic for Persons travelling as it keeps iresh for II
long time.
he sure and get the genuine, Manufacimc ed Onit
by ALEx'K B. WlI.BOR, Chemist, 1856 Count
Street, Boston.
r. H\IlRD & o., Agents Tor Ncvp,rt
aud vicinity. iclI
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ANGLERS Cu9E

hr. e. KINNEY. merchant Clinton, ONcd, c'D'''u
H. mica. ds that a oHrrrr-d"ctur ~ sad r"- ' "a
!"'lr wonderful cares of tsSCEns 'iruu "t iNg 'ac
EEANT"S PURlFlISd EXTRACT - go. -S,. '''
t,rstnr county y. " - ato using .Id PCf.ffEK NJ
, SxTILE, druggist, al auIuiH,ns ScU. .u"rf, = .
j. y. y. has informed US Of al rrornr rr's ~ -
ER ~ en. saninr, which was shaeied M a.,. ."Fy
fha pIae- H. thercfors, this PURIFIER C1'sy ny
sIGriyn. healing power, wna impure 6isea'P az 'rr
ooI can not q col Seven yenrs sXperisneo aao 's
nlL.h say. laere rome bmt What II VIII snrc.
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Worse than Hopeless

Now hear Mr. HASKIN'S statement OF cure! IN sn.t
"My wife procured one botue of BRdN1'S FUHlF liNtt
EXTRACT Of Bissol y Leonard druggists Of Rome
commenced using that and began 10 get better. That bottle
enabled me get of bed, where had beep confined
one veay the Second bottle enabled me 10 get out hch1H
lc iyd bottle enabled n 5d fIco miles Ia Rome Cca
ne where procured SIR BOTTLES more bnd when hgH in
shrd nsng then Of tceny ulcer had hcI@
,r,-nnd hyee Lotes more effected PERFECT tJA IL ~
All the ulcers and restored mo to good health"
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FEVER-SORE CURED.

The Rsv. RICHARD DUNNISG, Pastor OF tie Tr.i
yrrHn church, Adnas Basin. Monroe county, New Yur,
TrO'e To MS have just received lsus from " CA,
rr DrSNiNs, relahvs to he euro N his Feyer-sorp v,
nny dcpehd on what IT states, fur h~ il ChrsNEa "
nj mn slider IN uie church. Spmc ye,rs since hC unI ID
are Of his legs cut Of. 10 his lfe in
Fever-sore. Tn. otner ley being now alecs,i. s,,
huut 10 b. amputacd. | recommended RRbsI's h'Il
HSE. Read the :.snt. He / hare ped only G,c
.o1TLEs Of BRANT'S MEDICINE. plo.sd Al. row
tom your recommendation, m that Mrdeins aud No.
ny that, with the blessing Of God, has sg~ed a cue
" leS'n Zee Pumphleis for fuh IsrcNar..
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"ATrIcA, Genesec Co, February J, 1913.
"M.T. wALLACES CO-G~paeren: I was for nlors
hnn yoGr nleto with disease Of the stomach. could
io fat greasy substance without causing great
,an, siekncss and vomiting and continually afflicted
with a sour stomach. ms an experiment tried one hot
lo Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, ~ my utter diasp-
pontmen casd and yeiisred The usual pam after oIiing
Therefore used SECOND bottle which has completely cured
ie dseasc am wo and hearty, md can eat almost
anything without being pained ths stomach becoming
Yours respectfully, WILCOX
Mr.. Wilcox Ia respectable erchant OF Auica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

,renuse one bottle of II has medical curative ma"
IN il and IN consequence cures more disease, III huch S
Sre lhan one bottle of any other me lcnr': II, -
~ " ,i'sn on. JonI, OF BRANT,S PURIFIER will cure
yOIR TIMES more dis.asc than one toths OF SdrshTNnH
D." "BRANTS PURIFIER" would be- us eheap ~ .v% W,
l,H1y, ptle as sd s1TnyiHd NJ ono dollar Bnt bRANrs
PIRIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle nnd
a bottle OF IL has cured, and Is capable OF cnrlhg rutr
TJlfCS no disens bottle Of SorsdPdrtd th".e
ore Sarsararia in Consequence of its e's power anh Ira
aedica efficacy ,noud be sold nj no more ihhn re,n'y
Ire eenf, per Loue 10 be cheap as tho PURlF iER
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

V. B. PALMER, the American Ncwsmpc
Agent ~ tie authorized Agent i0r the Daily
News and and Ileral ofihe Times ~ the cities o
Boston, New York .nd Philadelphia, and is duly
rm ,owcrc'i to take advertisements and sui scrip
lons 1t the rates required by US. iiis rccciI ts
will he regarded as payments. His Offices al,-
B 'st,n. Scolay's Brilding, Cnnr street /; New
York, Tribune building; Philadelphia, North.
west corner of Third aud Chesnrt strieis.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES. (.

Mr. UASKIN hns sworn to the above facts and the scn
ue Witnessed and certified TO ny Dr. 7 WILLIAMS
r. BROWN, proprietor Of the ""' Rome HotsI-Nsr,ris
n n II y Nlil,pr tpiln<sesa.
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AuRSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORBUGA, a..

"ByRos, GEsIsgE Co. N Y, Oct ~, l8r7.
"NesHs. NJ I. WALLACE co. Some time last WIN
my wife became debtn,ed from the effects ut ~.
uryhrd nnd Nursing Sore houh hat could not m tc'
child or perform uny household labor Her med cu ircul
nent wss varied according ~ the advice and
" the mos, eminent lhyschis until tkiQ was q, have.
sd In useless efforts She l-ennre go very Skeleton t!
u the tmo she commenced tnk ing Branrs NedsiJ sru
~eighed no more than Ehyfve pounds but ty sI
e bud taken four bouie,, she became perfectly well Tho
His Is 80 perfect thai she s now enabled TO do oil
household wurk, and gained thirty pounds of fesn "
bur weeks. fosrs truly, G. B. GALENTlNE."
The reader will Observe ihat Mr. GALEsrsE snys "e.s
KILL" He, VIZ urc informed by H. S. TBRRY ESQ VI
ne same plHce. hRs siud sa m6,lirpa ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
NEW GOODS.

a j. Il = + l. 4.
nAIRf Butter-Cheese Pork Il Beef Hams
D--Fam,ly Flour-Ex,ra Buck Wh-at-ical
Lari-Bag Il Box Sah-W hue Bean.- Best
Bleached Whale Oil-Stuats SyrnI -MuscLyada
Molasses- Sugars Teas -Java-Laguay--
Rio CoIlre-lticc- Pearl Starch-Soap.- iiiam
antine Candles llomony - Samp - No, thern
iioney-Shakers Herbs - Figs-Spces uf al
kinds - Box Cask & SeedIess Raisns- T. ,n
Currants-Almonds Sc, Shelibark Nuts, &c
Sc, at 20i r lanes ST., by
n27 HENRY POTTER
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COM VI ERLlNL MGiUAl.
lNSl RANCE COMPANY.

COMNERLlL UiUAl
lNSi RANCE COMPANY,
PKovipENCE,c !.
Once in Franklin House, conner of south Main An
College streets.
Insure agains Fire and Marine Risks On rs fayora
BILE ternis Ms other STOCK CumpanIes.
Capital iOO,VcV.
This Company affords the same security M othe
stock companies with the additional advantage to
The Insured OF shiring rqnay with tue tnrkhnItrs
Ia the '.,' Earnugs oi the business wiihou si, II,
bility To- assessment
DIRECTORS.
ihomns ihrkhess Amos Bcckwiih,
Gray Tait, Hem, IippuI,
Truman Beckwiih Hosea Btilun. Ir.,
Tho ms j. stead, Henry q. Maihrwson
william h"hinson, James e. Anthony,
James Y. Smith, John n. Mason,
A. B. Dixie. Danici Day,
Bllipgs Barftow, Edward PeHrcr
Charles w. DHhney, George w. Jhapin,
hsrles l.. Fisher, william \. KING,
Gy rus Tut, Joseph, nrpenter,
Cyrus u. Manchester, seth PHdrl ord,
Earl r. Mason.
THOMAS HARk vi ESS, President.
GEO. G. ARsoLD, Secr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance To- this Compn
ny will rec eve prompt attention.
f23 d&w ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
EMAlE WEAKNESSES & CQMPl AIMS

No remedy offered 70 mo public has ever been haiC
~ain and fesfuAi ~ ,e,oyino ALL tie incidental us-sc
and irregularities Of the sex, BRAsrs PULMosapy
A.s.a. Ii makes Inference whether tho dernnqe
. ,nrr, osen, rree,s er other Hsokns'sh REGULATE
ILL, by strengthening e sy STEM, e2u1Izi~g H< CRcJLA
ROY. and soothing and slos sny sEsvOus IRKITAsiLiTY
See pf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

:. VI. PETTENGILL s. CO., Newspa
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents Tor the Newport Daily News,
an the Herald OF the Times, and are authorized
tore Give Advertisements and Subscriptions ~
the same rates as are required ~ this office.
fh"ir receipts are regarded as ra, ments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach ,

rom the girl 10 the and the ot niir.
W is accelerated aud the other gyoduduy s
reed to prevent any Of the fatal Diseases ffeg,o
z mi. in nj Iea nf sIch
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~ ACIir HOUSE. 4"


Opposite the Atlantic.
Geo. T. DOWNING is ready, aud would he
" happy, to receive orders for Ice Cream, Char
lotte dc Russo, Jellirs, OysI,rs, Suups, Made
dishes, or any thing that may be required in his
inc.
Patronage is respectfully soil lrd, he hopes
that it will he sufficient to say thai he will sus.
ain his reputation. (2S
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NOTICE. Ihpse who wish To take tue ,,as
~ anl who have not hal their buildings fitted
or thJsc who have the ttthgs ready aud h I'VE no
meier, wili have the same supplied by leaving
their ordirs with the Superintendent, at No.
~ rhunes Street.
All i.ED " NORWAY. Su'm
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NOTICE

DOGER Williams Stove. This Stove. which
Nv has given such gen raj a,islaciio and as
proved itself to bc the most convenient, rconomi
cal and durable Of any in market, may br fu,h
in all its various sizes and fixtures at The Stc Of
1. l.. Messer, No.. Is Thames Street; also
Pride OF Cur Union, William cnn. Rainbow s.
Manhattan, Parlor Stoves, the II umlnator,
Album, Jenny Lind aud variou, Others.
n22 3m
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pr NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Stan, FORD, Cons. ono *
ne oldest and mos, respectable pbysc was eico
sih Irer Compliant nIuEy years, and peJsey
Y ssins BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. we eouij
hundreds Of other cases also cured,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACI'

.v.b nSieine IN srcyy respect and there is abnrdan
s,oot in oy,,t cnyes effected that ONk BOTTLE 81 ''
aims more purifying healing yr1e ,9 Spd 'eSn os s, i
.ayJJ nr arv other rad'c'ne that has ever been ofe' -
o. sale There is rndoul Tro9t in our PIm am, srs nles
Nu vet LIVE frry that were LAME and CNPf ~
ann now WAIK-rh,y that were SICK, sCkofulNt
80 ...i have been HEAIED and CT AtD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

FOR SALE.
A valuable House, with one or three lots, term.
n made easy; enquira Of
d23 J. A. WILLIAMS.
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Ono Dollars Worth !

= How much CANCER-how much SiFHlhISHho~N no ~
.,nrb "a EOFIIIA A-will o1s dollars north of BR-iNT
FERIFIER cure Read the following stutemeh' WHICH
nf ira
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

TACONEr COl.LARS.-A large lot Of lew
priced wrought Jaconet Collars, Just rec 81
by F. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
n29
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THE MARRIAGE STATE /;
Shall Happfssss and Health, or .nis0n ss1
StsL.H<ss, stssHd az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS! !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life do the beasts Of the field, or
the insects of the earth, evincng no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not vouchsafed to them.
Many such arc husbands and fathers, upon whom
arc dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of a confding and adectionate wife, with
perhaps family of children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

DlN0 LBS. prime Dairy Butter, just reed
DOOO and Tor sale by
MS }. II. & G. w. PERRY.
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\ EW GRocEwy-The subscriber irgr IT, W.
lNtn inform his friends AN. the p.i.lr IA. he
h,s taken the well known store oppos I, the
Custom House, form,ry occupied h, NJ G.
Knowles, whore he viii keep good ;,ssorI. ent
OF Groceries, which he will srll ~ low -. can
be bought in this city, together with mats ana
vegetables Of all Kinds
JAMES II. CLARkE,
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FOR SALE.
A House on the ilill with AL the nodcrn iw
"A provenents, Goa, ,ining fourteen roun,- ,p-
pk at this office. C,2g II
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IIundreds-Thousards-'
Brant's is the Cheapest;

sbo hive used BRdNT'S PURIFLER after havin; usHo
Mi rested Az the Say,dcdrRias and other medic.s 30
commended 10 cure blood Diseases havo decided thAt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
now OFTEN 1T HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR

In that pitable condition not for one day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoy ynent Of health
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even to her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge Of her household, when her health will
not admit of il but she is nevertheless perceptibly
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tran
spre Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
hrne of racoyery no longer remains. And thus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
DREADFUL iNHERiTANcE

And must this continue Shall we be wise In
all that concerns the cattle Of our fields, horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
in all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be im.
m.rsed i'm the darkest and most
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
eENIoATEO IGNORANCE,
As cULpABLE As IsyxcusABLE


How long shall this ignorance prevail so produc-
tive Of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbittering her days by suferipg-suffering often
prolonged to years, eventuatng in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
we for over close eyes to the results Of physo
logical science by which We may arrive at IN
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuatng them TO our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

But a few years ago in the flush of health and
youth, and buoyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
rently inexplicably, becomes a feeble, sckly, de-
hllitated wife, with frame emaciated, nerves un-
strung, spirits depressed, oountenanee bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
Jttener, by far oftener, TO gross and inexcusable
ignorance of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health as connected with the marriage state, tho
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery not ONLY To the wife but often
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-08

A CHLoRoPoRMED HoRSE.-Messrs. Cheese
man & Dodge have valuable roadster who
resolutely eschews all farriers, being deter
mined to 60 as nature provideth, and as we
often see poor bipeds of another genus 90
from necessty-shoeiess. The horse had long
contracted this habit, while every means had
been tried, from the nose t,citch TO that of
casting and binding with straps, &c., occupy
ing the attention of some dozen men in a
doubtful issue to seta SHOE This morning as
happened in at the stable, preparations were
in progress for determined shoe;ag. The
fine fellow had been kept without his feed for
twenty -four hours, hoping that fasting-that
terrible mollifer of mettle-might aid in tho
operation. l determined to interfere in behalf
of the noble fellow. | suggested chloroform,
and got halt-pound bottle. A groom led
the horse from his stable into the open snace.
and while he held him by the halter with one
hand, applied a saturated sponge holding
about two ounces of chloroform to his nostriis
with the other. After a few inhalinos. he
became quite passive; and in 10 minutes or
less, was perfectly ready to be shod, which
was effected through all the various manipula
tons, with the same unconcern that any old
nag would do, who having travelled fiinty
road, gloned IN new set of shoes well ham,
mered on. He evinced no symptoms of sem
sation, nor hinched in the least during the
clinching process. When one foot was fin-
ished, in taking up another, he seemed not ia
realize the necessity of aiding himself TO gray
itate. Yet his eyes seemed bright and rstur-
al. The experiment was deemed perfectly
satisfactory, and an increased value laid upon
the horse. There wac about a fourth Of :
pound of chloroform used, but portion. per-
haps one-third of it, was wasted in appliance
The operation over, the horse was led out and
exercised for few moments, when bis feed
was given to him, and apparently relishsd
with great gusto.-XsaiG Nsscs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-08

ARE SMALL OR LARGE SHEEP THE MOST
PRoF1TIBLE-Ever since the days of the far
famed Mr. Blackwell, Of Disley, Leicestershire,
there have been two opinions, whether large
or small sheep are the most profitable. The
breeders of small sheep say, that an animal
may be good and not great, and great aud not
good, and that size has nothing to do with
profit. 1t is not what an animal makes, so
much as what it costs making; and that
larger number Of small sheep can be kept up
OH given number of acres than larger sheep,
the lesser sheep not consuming so much food
| per head as the larger.
The breeders of large sheep say that they
can produce more wool aud mutton per acre
by breeding large sheep than small and that
Mr. Blackwell lived when fat flesh or tallow
made as much per ID. as lean flesh. Since
that time through the gas, one pound of lean
flesh has made as much as two pounds of fat
when pared of as tallow, and that there il
more lean flesh in proportion upon large sheep.
such as Lincolns end Cotswolds, than upon
the true-bred Leicesters, that are now, and
have been, famous for fat flesh, small bone.
and great propensity to fatten at early mat
nrity. Many people have an idea that the
sheep are all small that are bred in Le;ces-
ter which is erToReels. Last year travelled
through several counties to lif6 wool. mutton
ana sized combined found at Drayton-on-
the Welland, in Leieestershire, four miles
from Rockingham Castle, 40 rams belonging
to Mr.. Byran Ward, an eminent grazer, wto
feeds yearly upon grass from 500 to 600 oxen,
and shears 1000 sheep. Mr.. Wards rams
have plenty of WOOL size, and lean flesh,
Gifted all through their backs, with small,
fine thin heads, which denote well bred an
imal and a propensity to fatten at an early
age. Mr. Wards sheep are styled, by many,
Old Leicesters, because they have more wool
and size than the pure bred New Leicesters,
and have great resemblance to the best long
wooled Lineolns. There are now many tiocks
in the county of Leicester that have been
crossed with Lincolns and Cotswolds, to in
crease size and wool; and there are many
hocks left of what they style pure bred New
Leicesters.- the ram sales at Peterborough
fair, last year, the Lincolnshire sheep seem to
be gaining ground, as they made more money
than any other kind of long wooded white
faced sheep.-M. L. Express.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-08
HERMAN d CO.,

EMPORTANTT TO MILLERS AND MILL
n 0WNERS.--A new and improved dressing for Mil
tones (Which patented in 49, by NJ Gaines of Texas
and the right to which in the New England States and
throughout Europe is owned by Col. CHAs. MILLS of
Georgia. is offered to the Mlers and Mill Owners of
This State by GEORGE S. CURTIS, of Worcester, who
is the sole Agent Col Mills has caused this dressing to
he put several Mills this city, with the understand
ing that if not improved, charge should be made. In
instance has he failed to gain so per cent in the
amount of meal ground with the same power and in most
cases the amount has been doubled In trebled.
The expense to the owner of Citing pair of stones with
this DRESSING is about $40 And the price of the right to
the Improvement, varies from $50 to $780, according
the amount of business done 500 being the general price
per Run
This considered the most important improvement
made In the mode of grinding and the and simplicity
with which is applied, cannot fail to commend itself to
all concerned in this branch of business it virtually
doubles the power of the mill Reference may be made
VIM. Dickinson, W. W. Patch D. L. Emerson of this
City, whose Mills have been dressed in this way and
now grinding more than twice much as before
GEO. I. S. CURTIS
General AZ mt for the State of Massachusetts
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