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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

~ This is our last issue for the year 1854
And in giving the Retrospective view to the
year, we recollect With shudder that short,
though dark aud syentful period. We have
heard of fires, from Portland 10 San Francisco
destroying its millions worth Of property and
some valuable lives. We have seen the un-
preCsdonted drought, that extended from East
% West. and the money panic that fOlowe d.
and that is still upon US, that extends from the
Western to the Eastern continent, clogging
trade and srippling commerce. We have
heard Of rail road accidents, in such quick sue
cessiOp, and with such frightful collisions
bringingdeath and awful suffering in their train
till the blood chilled and ran more slowly.
We have seen the pestilsnce sweep over the
world. wiping out the earthly existence Of thou
sands upon thousands. Whilst by FIRE and
shipwreCk the oceans, seas, and lakes, have
swallowed their thousandV, and still not glu!ted
And now all Europe is in one continued
blase Of war. The shaggy Lion, and the
Great Polar Bear are in mortal combat, to de-
eide which shall sit at ease, in the Seraglio at
COnStAntinople. and control tho pale light of
the Crescent Moon. And who can ever for
get. that most perfect and powerful Of political
revolutions, that like tornado, swept over
che entire land, stOrming avery acc eSsible fort
Tsss Of this treachCrous Administration Are
these pot events long 70 be remembered !
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Dec. 7th. 1854.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TAR3ANT'S CORDIAL FIlNIROF
TuRKE RuInARR

Takes it' place ~ the best remedy for dyspepsia
o Indigestion ofthe p. esent day aud f,r its e.
iracacy aud saicty observes the name of being
in truth a Fimil, Medicine. Those who suffer
from eSccss We fatigue, m"utal anxiety, or intel
leciuai rlxrefy Of ~hateye- Kind, will fnd il to
he a me'i ne of exhen' value. II is pnrtic
airly recommended to those suffering from Bill
''ous and Nervous Headache, Diarrhna. Con-
-,'pation, FIatuleney, Indigestion, Summer COM
plant, Cholera Morbus, &C., as the utmost re-
lance can be placed on i, both as TO its innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
TIE RE NOWNED REMEDY.
hollow ,y,s OINTMENT.

H HOLLOW tN'S OINTMENT.
This eNirtoriianhiy Unguea IN composetlipfth the
mast healing iialsam., aud when used IN accordance
with ihr d,rections which ACCOMPANY each p"h VII
iasugr cures when all other means fail. Cause.-The
Host desperate shin diseases r. adily Yield Ia its t'
fcacy. 1, IL G,iIuus "hen used in cares Of Govt,
Riedmais pi, Contracted or Sill JOINTS. Ia A,iiL
mas, il will do wonders fwelI rubbed inio the Chest
MOsr ASTONISHING CrRE or. sCRoFU.
touS G~LGERS,-i CASE CERTIFIED by ThE
MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy of n Letter from .. Noble, Esq Mayor ~
Boston, l.incoll shire.
To PRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY, ...I
Dear sir, Mrs. s,R,u DIXON, Of IiSuorpopd
street, Boston, BIAS tllis day deposed hrfere ne 'hht
for ~ considerable period ,hr was severely AFFLICTED
with Scrofulous Sores md Ulcers IN her arms, ieei,
legs, Hnd other parts ufher body aud alih'igh the
\ FIRST "f medical siyice was pbtt",l, NJ the tnst 81 "A
lar"c sun uf money, sie oh,aDlsd 40 Abatement q
suffering, hut gradually grew .woist
BEING recommended by a friend 10 Try your Otni-
mrnf she pencured u small pot, ard u box Of The
Pills, ani before that was Ill nscd, symptoms OF
mendnIent appeared BY persevering with the med
lcin"s, lnra sho time longer according Ia ihe'direc-
Tons, Hlni strictly udhtrin. 10 your rules n 4" di'l,
&c, she was p.rfcctly CdIed, and now tiJn,s The
best of health. remain, Dear rir yous rniv.
Dated August l2th, 1913. tSigngd) j. NOZZLE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAriD CURE LF
ERYsIPELAs IN riE LEG, 4 hifDiCAL
AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of letter from NJ. Eizahrth Nca'es, Of the
Post ONCE, Aidwick Road, near fognos, susseN,
da.cI Ian l2th, 1853
To PRnFessoR HoLLowAy.
SIr,-t suffered 'nr u considerable period from a
severe attack of Ervsipe.is which VI length settled
IN my leg, aud RESISTED all medical irealn en-, Ny
snrering- were very great, and quite d%tspH'rcd OF
any perm Gcat HncHimrnt, when ! we uiNsci IN
have recourse To Your Ointment and Pills. ! did "a
withou driay, and nr happy to say the result was
einineuil, sucrcssiul Tor they effected = THticnI cnTe
uf my leg and restored me IL The tlJvN mint ~
lral.h. sanli ever speak with 'he utmost c"ih
drnCe ui Your medicines. MD have rtcoInmrtItd
them 10 others in this ucf- %hhUrhoUd Similarly nfiic
ted, who derived eduNl h-n-rl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
GuHEnS NH EnDAnI

IVA tDI
Sanctioned by popular opinion and high author.
ny oi the most distinguished oi the medical fac.
ulty, II oilers To TIE afflicted a remedy, whose
success has ~ every ins.arce supported its de-
served reputation. Bel " convenient and agree
able IN MS use, experience has P.oyed that Il re-
t'ins IN every climate its desirable and truly VAL
liable character. IL il IN the form ola paste, is
t%istelcss, and does mol impair the digestion. II
- prepdrcd with the greatest possible care upon
wen tested principles. To persons following
The sea, or going loHg voyages, this preparation
possesses qualities far SURPRISING any other
neat and portable in its form, speedy and eiiiea-
cious ~ its opeiation, successful both ia the ear
Hest aud worst stages ~ the SIEVE est diseases,
whilst the usuil aud n,u.eous taste and unpicas.
AM oder to copabia is wholly avoided ia THIS
prcpara ion.
Prepared anl soll, WI ,lesale aud Retail, by
join A. TiRRANr, successor To James
%Iarrant, US L'reenwIch, corner Of Warren st.
New ork; and sold 10y f.. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Cnaries'on, >. {. 4. II. McGraw, N.lchez;
Moore Il iienderickson, Savannah; NJ. A.
Santes & Son, Norfolk w. 3. Reese. B,iti-
moe; Joseph Fucker, Mobile; Sickles & Co.,
New Orleans; IL. -. Gilman. Washington, D..
VI L. W. Dyott & Sons, Phila.; Weeks Il
Potter, Boston /; kJshmahler & Anderson,
Georg town, ID. q.
TIiORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co.
rHbiA AND SAkSAPARILLA possesses IA
lew advantages not %erjo,ed by any other medi-
cine Tor the cure OF sexual diseases ; and which
must with an enlightened public, render il ASST
rrdly highly popular, and a desidaratum long
sought Tor IN the medical world. II needs no
confinement or change OF diet. Ia its approved
iorm' that OF n paste, il is entirely t~asteless, and
causes no unpleasant sensation TO the patient.
u has acquired the utm Ist fame IN almost ev-
cry part of Europe, 1t mas been examined, APP
proved Of, and sanctioned by the faculty OF med
ic'ne, aud recommended by the most eminent oi
th' profession. Prepared bv j Is. Thorn, Chem
list, London, and tor sale wholesale aod retail
by }. A. IARRaNr, sole ag, ut for the United
Sl'te., 27S Greenwich street, New York.
mil Iy .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29

curry COAL ARD.-PINE WOOD
" Just received = ut Of s,t sobsbis PIE We'd,
a very superior article, Which can 10 ,twniy
machinery Oh the wharf. CHAs. WILLIAMS,
Ill Williams wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, h.

"BYRoN, ULNEstE Co, N. y, OCT. 10, ISV.
"Messrs. NJ. I. WALLACE 4 co. Some tiIue last wio
er my wifc became 90 dcbihiated from the effects Of L.
orrhGd and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could not lin hs
child or perform any household labor. Her medical trest
nent was varied according to the advice and prescriptions
Of the most eminent physicians, until our AEl was exhaust
ID in useless efforts, She became 30 very a skeleton, the:
II the time she commence taking B,anrs Medicine she
weighed no more tlnn e~ighty-fvo pounds but ty tho thu
le had taken four bottles, she became perfectly well. The
mrs il 80 perfect, that size is now enabled To do all neces,
nary household wsrk, and gnined thirty pounds Of flesh Ia
bur weeks. Yours Truly, C. Il. ~ALENTINE."
The render will observe that Mr.. GALEsrIsE says "sw
KILL" He, We airs informed by z. 3. TERRY Eco, -
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TARRANT's INDEI.IBLE INK

a superior article, warranted by the %proprie-
tor, aud acknowledged by all who have tested IL
to be the beet article Of the kind nov in use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
Stoves. Ranges
AND
F u R N A c ( s

MAY always lie found at the Subscribers, o
VI rrssi approved patterns, aud set with care
ssl warranted to WORK well. Also, tin and sheci
,run ware on hand. with other articles usual,
Kept NJ such a store. J,a, copper, and slice
sfDn gsrs nude 81 orlrr. Orders solicited.
wM BROwNELL,
Opposite the Union Bank
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r

vhc Rev. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor Ut tho Pres
yirf.nh church, Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York,
ErOio 10 us. " have just received u letios from Mr.. CHAs'
ny DpNslNG, rclliive ~ he cure ofhis Fever sore. You
my depend on what II states, for he IL a Christian man
nd an elder IN the church. Some years since h. had Ia
ave one Of his lege cut ~. TO save his life, In consequence
# u Fever-sore. The other leg being now affected. and
lhuut TO he ainpntatud, / recommended BRAST's MEpi.
,SE. Read the result lie says 1 hare used only hr6s
.oT1Lrs VI GRANTS MEDICINE. ! JlaeSd ALL HorE,
rom syty recommends ton, m thai Mod,eins, and . can nov
ny that, with the blessing of God, IL has Effected a cure ~
~ keg'n See Pmnphlels for lul particulars.
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ANfrh;IsS sIuNED,

81. q. g. KINNEY. merchant. Clinton, Opciir oO'ntr
y. informed NJ trat II chrccr-irctor. ~ sail county w.-
H,c;'rs woyl' -dil odros 81 CASctRs 'Grnu ii he ritrHry
EHiNT'S rthlhlING EXTRACT. A nt1s."T'ci >
Gr'rnr county, N. y, - also n-ug said PrRri,K. Mr
, u SrT1 i1, ~dryGRisi, AT CanalOlArie. Mont som-ry Gown
". ). /, has informed u, of TN important snyc n a Cir-
"a - .un. SANDING, which was eh5ctsd on ag av'G lady
{ lhni place. II. therefore, this P,RfrIrR cures Gamer. ~
= l%lriNIu', healing power, wnai impure dls'nse of -
,npi rNn il not a. rel Seven years experience nsd ~
NH No. LLrr.. M. NINA. Inn IL u II nurn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29

"ATrIcA, Gencsee Co.., February !, 1913.
an. 7. WALLACE X CO-Genaen,cn ! was, for moro
nan a year, afflicted with a disease Of the stomach. lcouA
ioi ent any tut or greasy substance without causing Rras
pain, sickness, and vomiting, and was continually afflicted
with u sour stomach. as an experiment, tried one boz
de Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, TO my utter dnap-
poinimcnl, cased and rdicred he usual pain dGev ~rfsl.
therefore used a second bottle, which has completely cured,
he disease. I nm now well and hearty, and can cat alsosp
anything without being panied, or the stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, II. y. WILCOX"
Mr.. Wilcox Is n respectable merchant of Attica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29
THE NEW REMEDY
LATELY DISCOVERED BY RADWAl
CO., CALLED
Railways RenOvaling ResoIycnl,
II. r.. X.
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.
RADWA Y'S R~GNONATING REsOLVENT,
RAILWAYS RRADY REGULATORS.

~
A quick cure for Scrofula in its worst forms.
RAILWAYS RE~NOVATING RESOLVENT.
Ii Cleanses and purifes the blood from all Scrof.
ulous Humors; il cradicates from the bones and
muscles Diseased Deposits II e~lectrifies the
fluids and solids
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
Ii IL warranted TO cure
Scroiula, White Sweliings,
Iiumors, Syphilis,
Cancers. Epilepsy,
Tumors, JauDdIce,
Ricketts,, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Bronchitical Tumors Hacking Dry Cough.
In either oithe above named diseases, we Guar
antee that the patient viii experience its powers
al effects IN A FEW HOURS after taking il,
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
t. thrill Of health courses through every nerve
aud secretion Of the system. Its shock Of health
as felt in the bones, the muscles, the nerves, the
Secietions Of every organ IN the body,
In ten Minutes.
The patient feels this marvellous remedy work
ng in the system after taking il.
l. II entiches and puriiies the blood.
2. II removes from the bones and secretions al
diseased deposits.
3. IL strengthens aud builds up the weak, re-
Taxed and worn out parts Of the system.
4. II braces up and imparts renewed oncgy and
%Ai,'lity To the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
cal. 1t the Medical Office Of RAILWAY & CO.,
No. l62 Fullon street, and give this extraordinary
remedy one trial. Price ~ per bottle.
q "A NJ.
All suffering with paip ARE invited to call M
RAILWAYS Meuical office every day, from 8
A. VI. to ) T.. NJ. IL is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains IN FIVE minutes or less. A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice GRATIS.
Ea. r.. r..
Rad ways Ready Relief
will stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
UIES, aud care the most obstinate Rheumatic,
Neuralgic and Nervous complaints IN A FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
II viii stop tho most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS in from THREE to FIVE MINUTES
aud has cured
Rheumatism ~ -Four hours,
NerualgiH In One hour.
Group Nv Ten minutes.
Diarrh1a IN Fifteen minutes.
Toothache In One second.
Spasms IL Three MINUTES.
Cramps IN Three miutcs.
Sick Headache IN Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever IL Fifteen minutes.
Chill Blains IL Ten minutes.
Sorr Throat IL -Four hours.
Iplluenta In Twenty hours.
SPIRAL Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, FROST Bites, Cholera MCrbus
Tic Doloreux,
and all other complaints where there is severe
aims, Railway Ready Reliei will instantly stop
the pain, and quickly cure the disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1872 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
r. r. HAZARD X CO, Agents
25Iy
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Worse than Hopeless

No,v hear Nj. statement Of cure! He said
wife procured one bottle Of BRANT'S PUkIF fHNG
EXTRACT, Of Bisseu d Isoaard, druggists OF Rome. J
commenced using that, and began 10 get bcffsy. That bottle
snabIcd me 20 get of my bed, where ! had ,eep confined
Je Ti,I Lot,g enabled me- 10 walk tao miles, =, Rome Cen
ue. where / procured sy notdes more and when ] had fin.
allied u,ins them, sersntcen out Of ticenfy ulcers had heiisd
sand n7 ~ bottles more effected a PERFECT CURE Of
* 49,. -. mi rastored ma ~ oo0d haaIlib
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100000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

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DRoFESSOR ]. WOODMAN HART would
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he viii distribute among the purchasers Sf his
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and valuable Gifts amounting tn the su.n total Of
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LIST OF GIFTS.
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1900 90
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W. II. SMITH, DISTisr,
WILL perform al operations pertaining TO
w his profession with extreme care aud skiil,
Rppm, directly over the Poet Ofhee, Newport,
H.. 1.
FOR ssle-The Pleasantly located snd c"nSsnteHt
A Cottsge on the conner ~ TUUTO mud Kay street,
viih lot shout los by 100 feet fr further partioa
lsfs apply TO D. gROOkLR,
10 No. Ice Sprtng u.
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sCRoFULA!

This is the case of n dying man who yet Lres He rd.
aired of a worse case of SCROIULA, by only fretrs boe
Yes of h mnt's Purifier. than ever was cured BY the use o.
A,eire GALL oSs of the hes. Saysap0r1lS that was ever mac
ssrsnpnrilla has not sufficient medical % Un' 10 effect the euN
II such IA r~crolingiy hUl'eeSs ease.
an four usars- .~as confined Ia bis bed lie ldsf sdt-hs
was 10 much diseastd ana Gebllitated "A 10 lie onabi. 10
Ms. his hand 10 his hcad He had the be-. mediedt ddrtos
had used ALL of the best S1,snpdynds 70 no good erect
40. povse aud poyse, and was considered 10 be IN = dynns
onnrSnced using BRANTS PURIFIER. His NECK ua.
sytrp Bcg1y of, from ear 10 ear; q hole icds eaten h'oLyI
as ,ri,tuipe. under his chin, so that he breafned through
he boIe; his ear WINS SO enten around that II could be iUtse
=, o1t of is place. Il only holding by n sma0 piece; the use
~ one arm was destroyed by two ulcerS; an ulcer under
he arm. ms large rs Il mans hand. had nearly eaten tn'uA
n, sidc INTO hs body Thus hs WAS ndiictsS with tioegts
ntrl putyid, ac, ID, otcisipc ulcers, on vaihss parts OF his
erso,. Fo. further and full particulars, zee our FAM
Dr.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skilfn,. ply
,Iciuns of Rome, was called 10 see Hhskin The day osocrs
n, commenced using Brbnts Purifier. pr. w. examined
Aim. ami then tod him that al the medicines IN the porA
- ,.t cum, hiyi-tlat his case was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-06-29

because one bon. of II has more medical. curative mares
N il. and, in consequence, cures more dssssse, In mueh -
kre han one bottle of any other m'dieine III.
YOUR TIMES more disease Than one bottle Of SdrnpSrn
a." BRhNT'S PURIFIER" wodld hs US 1neap ~ ~ -.
soHrs a nnt,le as so, SgJay ia nj one dohIr, Hut bRAsft
PURIFIER is sold for only n DOLLAR sbotlsi ,ns
a. a bottle of II has cured, and u capable OF curing, fuIS
TIUES ms much disease as Que bottle OF SorsdPg~un. moro
fore, Sursnrarlla. in sSuscqrrrce Of It's iess power enn ee
sedica. efficacy. snoull be sod at no more ,han ,E9''y
a. al 4u1r LH-.
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FoURTEEN

Mr. HASKN has sworn to the above fact, and tho fscta
ne wirnessrd and certified 10 ny Or. T. W~lLLlAMs-MT
n CROWN rroprieior N the Vest Rome HofeL-Mossra
iI,s LEONARD. Wholesale and retail drusgiSts
cd ELLNEN other respectable iounesss.
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OF THE TIMES, NEWPORT, Ri. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 90 1854


HfAHl"ffTF or
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IN ~ Mo AkJN
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ABOVE mas Just been receiver al
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or keeping Inc I,rSes, ana pesi seieo'e' Sio'N "
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Tick e ! 100 pou 'Hi.I:I kir, dRAIS A ~ chIf
nroJ,.ci n no. has , l,rce nmmla Of NAM
r,rncrs an Rhode island and In The Western
District of Ibis state, who can testify to the ST.
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200 sets elegant SILVER TgA.sPooxss I,sOo on
0ses DESSERT " ~ 600 Oh
- sets IAHLE SPOONS 10 $50 10
~ OV0 vols. MR~. PlRTINoToN's CARPET
BAG oEFUN, at 81 rts. l0,oO0 90
5000 pieces Of the most Fashionable Music,
At p cts. $4,000
81 DO elegant SrEBL ESoaAvISas, At 25 cts. s.75OOO
300 Finely engraved POCKET MAPS OF
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\ Loan Tor 100 Years. without interest. or
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Its confidently believed that the tic kets will all
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first Of June.
The properly will be placed In the hands Of a Com.
mittee appointed by the ticket holders, to be distrib-
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concerned.
The prce offickets is s each, emitting the hol-
der 20 four admissions to the Exhibition, and one Of
the 3OO,OOO gifts.
All orders lpf tickets must b. addressed, post paid,
with the money enclosed, to Prof. J. Woodman
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Tor to any part of the world.
Any Information relative To W.. property may b.,
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In2l 3n
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c@ASS&@N


Aou,ands Of cures Of Seafaa. .rsnoe,.; STnrwy III. \
s6v impure Diseases of TIE B!oog-Nv,dg ms sEHn n,e ~
"a diseases. be am roof Of ne pprVyia2 I'dnai LSp.
T. Medicine tohieh has snbdusd and conquered sue" "s"'"
A.a there IA uuou1sfiouGI s evidence mat
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EMAlE WEAKNtSSeS g. complaints,

No remedy offered 10 the public has ever been haD a
<ytdin aud efcctnnt in ,e,fsring All. the incidental reak~~
- and irregularities OF the sex, M BRAsT's PULMONARY
AaLsAM. IL makes no difference whether the derangenens
" suppression, e1ces, or yther icehkncss-it REGULATED
ALL, by strengthening H. system, guaiixiag tic cIRcULA.
'IoS. aud soothing aud a4ssi"y NERVOUS iRsirABiLiry
eY- See pamphlets.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

h meh a Medicine, "a ercry respect and there - sonnosm
,rooi I'm 0rort cures effected, that ONk BOTTLt Oh heoh
aims more purifying, healing yirIae;n md s.eS,enI S"v%
hun there Is contained In -FOUR BOTTLES 81 any ser@
,ay ma, or any other medicine That has ever Denp un',o.
pr sale. There is undoubted proof In our psinpniets' rn u
~ the nse of lis Freai Indian TuyUer, they thai were u
no vet T. Tint were LAME IND ~ dbIrpp
mn n3Y WALK-the that were SICK, SCRoFuLuuS
,nd o,heryise discussed, have been HEALED una Cohr.D
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THE MARRIAGE STATE
shall H~pptssss and Hssiih, Or .uissry ss1
Stskssss, Sssssd % f'
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS!
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field, or
the insects Of the earth, evincing 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 we'll being, and the
happiness Of a ~oonfding and aiectionate wife, with
perhaps q family of children.
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