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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

Thssk xiyipR Offerings will be thsntfaly reeevsd {
the (, fhce Of the AMEsIC2N WIDOWS RstlEF AsSO-
CIATOr No. liz Greeues BY Ell her Of the r.'ts.s or
Waters Ia need Of women sne ebdrsns shoes
oothrs and ddns OIL sry goods OF any knd
BEG forge those sevirs women wbs make
shires n ,ix apiece 10 cold rooms without IRE
JoBNP TREADW ALL, Prs.ids9t' 50 Sieo'ls. Hotel
sOLON 30 lNSON Secretary, No. 1 4 Greess-st
Chsyes l. Fro.t, No los CliLtoa-psee hv. Rudolph
HUtip No. leS +th ct Mrs hsywsrd, No 3 West lrh-s
G.orss w Browne, Mrs GecrgeW Browne No LAST 18th
q hrs Oscar Coles No 20 Esst Ssh Nr rrusow, Ne
80 Adv Mrs L. A HAt No. 1874 % ST. Rob NJ strson
h.F Stratton No l67 East lsth-st Joseph Curts Mla
Asns Curtis No a LexiDg c. Dinsmme MT G. pins
mere No go SHAY N g. Ales, No AZ East Gath ct Mrs
Child, No. Ess. z7ha; F,edsIck Cool Ms Csok, n.
Hal, 70. cOeseplsesi w% H. ssI''Sfs' W. W. M IL
Is p,pry-st w, d. nnsby, No. sSS Hemy:sti Lsmo,r
ss,dam lss "svsr sy plsee M' A,.ry No lS esr'H'e
Mr L. Fowler N. 50 Msr oas.. Mrs ". Morton No 81
East ink-st Step. Cutter Ms Sep Cutter No ~ ltth'sI
Nrs Gof No - " est ssh ct Ms Boeton, No 40 tbs
West lsthst George w. Peareey Jefferson Market Poes
Court Dr. " w Perry, No. III East SD 81 Oliver IL Lee
No Lamar ina placs.
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Netice.-rke MINNESOTA SETTLEMENT ASSOCIA
p p ns,.s every WEDNESDAY, EVENING AZ NJ isS
powsy. kseh member iii seles. his Farm Of loo
acres sne have years 70 paw o IL AZ Is per acre ses
CCpstitBiior sAd By Las. w WIDE. Sscreta-y.
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1muesmfnis.


CADEMY or Must c.
~ r"SsrT sTs .s sgg'ssft fqos ~ SEASON
sfhsYsStssfs 0sssd ofsfs. % ssss
rHE PkOPHFT.
wfo@KfDAr sess@s.s n ltA
nsxssss pH La 0aAs0E -
knopiO, AasOLDI.
0AsrAhOsI, ARd ssi-t
rHAHKagIy DAY.
FXTnG MONT Or ahs Bgatrfr " Noes hONPLklslh
Otsesouf 40 uasdnotF NAL hAkffhsh
D. srs oyss 2 Opsrs scmDsuees
sss Brs.A.sy and iab,, 81 o.sslss Assacy Joi.s hsss
store SO esasaf, and Hal sous Fi>nsfrts and
sss.s store No $50 Brosdw.y
DARNUMs AMt RICAN MUSEUM
ID ELZGASr ENTERTAINMENTS
Cfths most an o and character
THAFks0VlsG DAY
=" pssiRpSosssscs u sEisIy EVERY HOUR
the Lecture &C., s s ' s1 hs eYo
With ell the orsfph Music. Tbs lsushable Fares OF
RACE PJR DINNER
grr tin the s>Oon u ID. esN Comedy Of
PANT HERR NEvsR WON YAlsLADY,
fHs wiN o.sIsG Nj sfsEL'
On Which see.son Mr. HADAwAY viii sss the melancholy
WILKINS s' asb q Els DrsAH
And also the DoIulu loe.l Drama Of
The LIMEKILN MAN.
In the EVENISG
Mr. WHITE the Lion King will
ENTER r6E DEN OF LIONS
On several oeescns the # the day 10
nit IN. entire multitude witness te e1trs,roin ep-etals
everything Is cents Ciidfen under TO- ia ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

Publishers and others recurring Presswork, IN
1se or s1a guar uuss have work executed IN the
si earefa Mariner and the shortest possible tins by lesy
~ der orders At BAKER L GoDwINs Steam Printing
AsseshDett, Tribune BsildiDgs
large number of the latest Improved sessm Po~cr
es Aesuss and Hoes for evsry description a work dne
nraoe ard svsy' sts especial pains render Print
~ r.a ear sad attractive.
rHNIERs not Possessing Power Presses vii be soeonno
- On the most reasonable
tvey variety Of frpttns the smsies. Card Label 70
me Larssi Bill o. Beck .I-caed 1t this oftse.
BAKER GOODWIN Pfaters,
Oofnef Nissan ard Sp sts entrance No. SPruces
Ssfth American Fire Insaraace Company-Cssh
@fs~ ESQ eos. with q srgs suria.-Of6ee No Waist
nsse against loss damage By RIRE the established
JAMES W. OTIS, Presidents
VI. bLxkeKsR, Secretary.
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THE GOOD TIME JOINING,
By T. 9. ARIHUR.
Ore vol l2no.-Prise 81,
WI be Published
On WEDNESDAY, Dec. S, 1855,

ALL BooKsLLLERs IN kEWYohK.
1t sufficient say that the de, contained in this work
has the grand suldnss in the life Of the sathor aad
Thousands who have been long looking for dat important
ora In human extence viii hsv, their iesss srs lied ~
obt.isirs TIE GOOD TINE CONNIE.
l. P. CROWN & Co., Publishers,
No. 81 CoruhI Boator-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

TINE CRYSTAL PALACE is OPEN, and con-
tairs many and valuable eurosde., nable ststusry
Psr,inss Cassfpss PsSer and Bronss Machinery Asn'G
sura Issp msnts. Models Terra Gotta 0rasmenU, Anceat
Tapesfry nlusTstvs Of DON QUIx0rE, and vSesd q
o oW aaes the property Of Spsnah Monarch. nov TIE
posse American citizen. II vii repay the ear,oss and
he Ievsu Of at to Witt the Crystal PLsceL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

NereantiIs Library AssocistIon.-rh. Bird o. D.
reetnp the pleasure % announce IN Mr. WtLLdAm
YdACkEhAY vin deliver Leetare. on sAtUkDE
HvIFlNO Dee ct MeroDo Theeter fot tbe eonsat
shs.bls Of the St. 0.orses sociey and tss
. EofkJk Orpnsn."
epbj Clarity and Huuor.
70 ron D. 81 o'slost. -
ssst, 60 estu m.y be b.d the Library, ANorplses; st
Ne down ovn Zee No Nsssu-s,-j Albion Office. No 10
Psst place Of o. H.bse, res.arer 20 Brosd~syj v.n
Hcrssp sirs No. IS wal-st Wn Hal 4 5,as, No. 7Ss
sro.S -sy psnshn ssnsy, Jol6s St. Nicholas Heel
Stores; Ges. r. Edgar, No As Waier -
JOHN CAVIAR }Leetu.s Com.
W. h. ~ICKHAM,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

A NEXPEBIENCED Woman wants . si.ustion
"A .NURsE has lived for many ,esrs = Nuss visA sss
moe families snd take charge a. infant fro
s birth can also DO plain sine aas the best ~ rvfrsnces
Cen BE- seen fer vssk e No. ~ 6h-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

HOUSEKEEPER.--A Lady fully compotopt,
- - wishes situation HousEKkEPRk, vouf nAs y
or per Reference sivsa snl reauizsd kSarscs CON
STANCE, Tribune Ones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

/ PRIZE LECTURES vii positively take psss q Coat
psrta Hal. correr s,h and S4hs Thls EEENlSE snS
TOMORROW EVENING, Nov. Is and -, shen e 1aI
LADY viii GET PRIZE snoug Which are Gold and silver
Wseh.s Gold Chains, Bracelets. Ear ans Finser hins' hs
he ssny Writing D. sk and Work Boxes. ke Tls no n1
bUs al viii be gwen Ladies' nf the Lee ues th.
h mentioned In the bills opes st oeloohi Lseafe
eorpen at o'clcek-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-28

A YOUNG LADY, 3 thorough Teacher Of th,
"A genera Eusi-h ches, vita Hasic siAsrs Hrsnc
and Drs.hs having ew unoceupd woa be hscoy )
mike ens seu ents viii snides ~ DAILY
SovERsEss. Addrs" Mis- LIND, Hsr.dry ofcs, No =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
FEvER-SORE CURED.

Tie Row RICHARD DUNNING Pastor Of ups Pres
y,rran church, Adams Basin Monroe county, New Ysrk,
vro's TO have Just received letter from Mr. CNAH
vr Dvssise relative to the Of his Fevor- Ysu
aay depend on what II states for he is Chys,an
nd elder In Tho church. Some years since he ~
Of his legs cut af his hc In qusns>
Fever-sorv. The otssr leg being now afee.>i. sad
bout 10 be smputascd. rsesmmended BRASfs Nrpi.
Read the result He II hare ussd eay tA~cs
cTTLEs Of BRANTS MEDICINE. placed ALL nopS,
fom yspr recommendation thaf MoJseins and esH sew
ay that, with the blessing OF God, has sed a "
W fsy'" Sec Pamphlets for full particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c { s :.

MAY always be found at the Subscribers, o
wi most approved patterns, aud set with care,
and warranted Ia worn we'll ALSO, lin and sheet
iron ware on L,nd, with other articles usually
kep, a. sucb . store. Tin, copper, and sLee
irps -, I, ss1s o srer. Orders solicited.
WIN. BROWNELL,
pprss'tc the rnion Rsrt
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MSy $50 ar .aJIHsF.aH p fOAis7
1A AYERS
HSOA ,di n ,aisr
80! :! PILLS.
FOR AlIvTHE PURPOSES OF a soa
FAMILY Y@sPHYSIC

THERE has long existed public domand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
s1re and perfectly safe in Its operation. This has
teen prepared to meet that demand, and an extern
sive trial Of its virtues has concusiyely shown with
what success il accomplshes the purpose designed.
It is easy 70 make physical pill, but not easy to
iaske the best OF all pills - one which should have
every other, This has been attempted here, and
With what success We would respectfully submit TO
the public decision It has bsen unfortunate for
tho patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not i,Manys of them produce much
gripping pain and revusion in the system to more
than counterbalance tho good 10 be derived from
them. Thesestnl6 produce no irritation or pain,
unless It arise Gom previously existing oostruc-
vegetable, harm arise from their use in any
quantty but II Is BETTER that any medicine should
be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases to which they are ap-
plicable are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
OF Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, Lstessnsss. Irritabity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious feyes, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins ;for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As
aperiont, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
livencss, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Huinors, Scrof
nla and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the body,
Ulcers and mpnrty OF the blood; in. short, amy
and every case where purgatiye is required.
They have also produced some sirfgularly sue
eessfh cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the eprng Of the year. topurify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasioual dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
lite and vgor Thcypurify the blood, and, by their
s,imulant actioaaen the circulatory system. rono-
,ate tho stSong th of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
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Worse than Hopeless !!

Now hear Mr. HASKIN'S statement Of cure! He ssM
.My wife procured one bottle Of BRINT'S YIk9
EXTRACT, Of BisA r. Leonard, druggists Of Rome
commenced using that and began ss taf That bottle
enabled me TO get e6 Nv bed whsrs had ,esy eonnaeA
s.s year the second bottle enabled ea Of sAssssS
he hiyd bottle enabled tcd NO mdss, - komo Cen
no. where procured sir boHs more; and when bad es
hed using he out OF fsceNty ulcers had Aaall
sp-and three bottles effected PERFECT CURB Of
M tho ulcers and restored me 10 good health"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

This is the case Of dying who yet Itss. He -
svsd Of a worse Of SCROrULA, BY only tsefrsbss
ss of Bfants Purher than cured By the use o.
ceps OF the best Sarsdpdy0 that waa ever made
Ssrsapara has not nent medosl 70 eject the csr
u such yeyoltingiy hoJetsss case -
Mr. J. B. HASkfN, of Rome, Oneida Co, ~ y, had Scy
IA four ,edrs- conhped his bod tho last yedr-
Uas so much diseased debiased as 70 be unable
ruise hi, hand his head He had the b: sedtol ddvs
had used ALI OF the best Sdysapdyas u no good ehect-
TOT csrse and iooyse and considered TO be In dr.
"a H. and could not live tioentvow hour ong, when b.
commenced using BRANTs PURIFIER. Ap nsek va.
pffn nearly Of Eom hole tcas estsu nyot0l
s ondrire under his chin, that he bresthed through
he hole; his eaten around that Il could be iVes
~ ont OF is place. only holding by mail psesj the asf
n one arm was destroyed by two ulcers; ulcer under
hs arm. large mans haS& had nearly ssss. vsseA
ks ride into his body Thus he afiica' with fvvtD
sch pur,d acrid offensive ulcers, vatAa parts Of be
1ersvu For further and full particulars. sss our FAM
sHLETS. III
iDr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most skifhl ply
,lcuns OF Rome, called to Hashin the dsr Mr.
Se commenced using Branrs Purifier. Dr. w. examined
AIM and then told him that al the med~ss n ~ eovSs
thafh IL raao WI
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NuRSIyG SORE MOUTH, LuCORRUGA. As.

"BYRoN, 0ENrsrE Co. N Y, Oef 10, l6fT.
"Mes.rs. NJ. T. WALLACE co. Some time last WIN
sr my wifs became debated from tho effects Of L.
o,,hs nnd Nursing Sore Mouth that sho could lin her
child perform any household labor Her med treat
varied according the advice and prescriptions
II the most eminent hyscnns, until Iiu was exhaust.
I'd in useless Efforts She became very skeleton the:
Al the tme she commenced taking Byanrs Medicine she
weighed than sighty-fve pounds but ty the frs
he had taken four botne, she became perfectly well The
AIRY household work and gained thirty pounds Of hesh IN
bur weeks. Yours truly, G. q. 0ALENTINE."
The reader will observe that Mr. GALEsrrNE says "sS~
gill" He, are informed by T. 8. TERRY Eco, 81
he same place, has studied medicine. u. - = -.
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ANGLERS CusE0.

Nr. o. q. KINNEY. merchant, (1iEfos. O,~da ecss.fy
%. Iaf"lnS ~ thai chc-r-ioctor In said county
Ecuu. wundc-n cares Of CANCERS nrsugh ie rfirsry
Z BRASTS PURIFYING EXTRACT A ssre~-asst-r
t!rcue county, ". " II also usng said PuRiyrn AR.
si1TLL druggist, at Csnajohare, Meagomsry eVan.
', Y. has informed us Of an important snre W aCAk.
~ Of los standing, which Effected aed lady
fihht place. H. therefore, this PuRIv <nnos BY
srurfying, healing power, wnat impurs disease of the
GOD il not elrei Seven yours experience ana vi.
Inph says there none but " hat twill cure.
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BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bar k
Notes, &c. and for the collection and payment
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES Boston, IL State street; New
York, | Wall street, corner Broadway; Phi'a.
delphia, SO Chestnut street; Newport, 19O1ham,
trcet; Fall River, Main street, (Niount Hope
Bock.) jy3.
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TOYS.

T'lit b'cri',er has inst received a nice as-
4 s"rinent ~ Toys anil Fancy articles, nnd
Preoeh Confectionery; ahp w,il be we'll sup.
piled with all kisds uf ireIh Ca iiies, Sugu
Toys, Drops. Fancy Cakes, Pier, Sc.
O. -MUNCHINGER,
No. 20 spring-st and corner ~ Thames and
1923 Prospect IIiil sue,t.
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The,iosieal Semindries, scientific and DistiHgu
ed nIiic Men md in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rev. Dr. LyxAS BEEcuER, late President
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev Dr. LEONARD WoODs, Abbott Prof of
Theology in nlover Theological Seminary,
Mass. Hm. DAsiEL =. THoMPsOs, Secretary
Of State oi Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys ,''"L OK Ams1en," Sc, Montpelier, VT;
NJ. WtLLiAss. E'1., formerly Collector of
the Port Of Baltimore, Md; Rcv.JosEPHLIrcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. &. FERSALD, Portland,
Nc, and many others.
Ia connection with our old 80 cent article, We
now put up n 81 size, in large square Lo'ti's unh
yi,h tnam.ied' biuc r0rdppsTs, GIT d'roofiaHs, and
f,c sioids Of Wm JDn'n Cutler, coataining nearly
. f,W tunes tie quantity Of the smaller size.
B,toare of Counierfats and mutations -.
Enquire Cor the article 10y ~ WHOLE NAMT,
"vEGE FABLE PULMONARY BAl.SAM"
Prrpay,i only by REED, CUHER & CO.,
Driggirs, Boston, AMI .old by Apotbrcaries AID
Oprp'iy M"rchint generally. Price, large size,
81 90; -nlii sire, 80 cents.
For sde in Newport by ". J. TAYLOR, npp
iliZAHD 4 CISWEIL.
pl ON
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl to the and the at mft
is accelerated, and the other gradually sS
,resed TO prevent Of the dssas that fequeut
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~ " q. ~ H ..f ...s
D. I's-,i, i~vsice ~ Green snl RLek Teas.
sfsssfy es-Iss I, ans prize. hhw ebesis ~ hat
f-gers = s;-a, sw,isr, 50r g, +b. blsek a. m
q, 70. q. Or-sH from 20 20 soc.
a. n 1UtNG, rafsds ccrnrr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY Tor all PULNON-
AIRY DIS "a SES.-Exten-
siveIy Usc!, Tested an. Ap-
proved IN New England, Can-
ada, and the Bri:'sh Provin-
ces during a period of
rWENri-sEVEN YEARS,
hy Emin,nt Physicians, Chr
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

4, Mr. HASKIN has to me above Aets and the hsa
We Witnessed and certified TO uy DR.. T. T.W1LLIAMS-Nr
r. BROWN, proprietor Of the Wsst Ress sHofs-hessrs
slSSELL LEONARD, wholesale and rstan rgGsste
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

U-IIear, What Or stspp, phi, siciln VITO stands at
the top of his profession Of John Bulls Sarsapars:
have been usns John Bulls sarsaparilla in great
variety Of chronic diseases, with the happy effects
a'j have no hesitation in recommending the public
for she cure Of scrofua phil aud all and
gairiulnr diseases. Yours most feryenty,
: I,e~hport, KY. April ., lS49 WM. srAPP, NJ. ID.
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One Dollars Worth !
cANCERoUs scRoFULA!

How much GANCER-how much SYPHlLIS-Aou
much SCROFULA--Nxi dollars worth Of BkllNT'l
PURIFIER cute Read the following stae men,s whio
= 4 specrnen of It's power-
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SCR0F1 1idJLA!

II pousands Of cures Of scrofSn, Ca.ee. SNA1. t 80
Sy impure diseases Of me Blood-Gsf ns Ely sMALk
ceA diseases be any yvoe( f r purifying redicai o'sc
r. Hodens which has subdu'd mud oTeH''N sveh as'"
a. "A -. 4. a., AZ ertdrgsr Edt--
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LIVER-COMP

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of Stamfevi, CssN., one o.
he oldss ard most respectable physiciaus sesn.,
With Isver CorsgLtinf mnry years. and perfectly
usno BRANr'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
.amc hundreds Of other cases, also cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19

LoUHvIILK, July 18th, 1910
have Exam n-d the list OF articles that com pose John
Bus Extract Of sHrsapsrii and have hesitation in
saing that II Is safe aud valuable com pound would
prefer IL any article In for the diseases arng
from impure stat Of the blood tant OF the system
| confidently recommend IL TO my friends as being a
powerful Extract, aud that believe will cure all
classes OF disess.s for which IL is II used
according to directions | believe It to be a valuable
succ.daneun 10 Mercury = Nay, have my doubts
wheth-r IN the most violent and protrcted cases Of
Syphis with Nodes TIophe In carries Of the
bone, whether ought not 70 succeed every other remedy
~ . s. H. MuC0NACIilE, N d.
Honorary member of the Medical Society, Philadelphia
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Brant's is the Cheapest

Aexsuse on< bos of Il has more medical
b il and, IN consequence MORE disssss 10 much "
kue than bottle Of any ollcr medicine =. tcusr
III rhen one bottle OF BRANTs PURIFIER WIN cup
yOUR TIMES more dsease than 9ss eefts q SanapSa
D." BIiANTS PURIFIER would be a. eAsnp n Jvo
Soa,s bottle as saray1ua s dollar Hut BlANTi
PURIFIER Is sold for ouy ONE DOLLAR bottle ~
~ bottle OF has cured and edpake Of curing FOUb
TIMES as much diseaseas bSfs Of xsrsara~a there
ore, Ssrsspsa- in ssusequspcs Of tn t~ss power NJ -
medical efficacy. snould be sold nt more lh.n scsssr
See por bottle To be, a. cheap - ihs PURlFiIAs
pnSd dollar tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-19
Rev. &. W. sgnON,-Re,. E. STEVENSON.

LOUISVILLE May Goth, 1919
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparia and have known
II to be used with entire satisfaction and have no
hesia In stating belief that IL is n safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated produce
much good and relieve much suffering; aud therefore
would cheerfuy and most earnestly recommend 1t the
afflicted T. W. SElION,
(signed) x STEVENSON
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

sxeA bedine srcry yetpet and bere " ninnaan'
sroof In yroat effected, thai ONE BOTTLE OF con
aims purifying healing virtue. md ncd1ot Jcv1
Nnn there is contained In FOUR BOTTLES Of any Sars
sara, any other medicine that has ever been oneic
pr sale There Is andoubted proof In our paphlet hM
NO yet LIvE-they that were LAME and CNIpPLmn
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Washington sentinel., 1855-11-17
News from Ausfrnlin.

By way Of Callao we have news from Aus
tralia dated at Melbourne on the 18th, and at
Sydney on the 18th Of August.
In Sydney the Legislative Council was en-.
gagged in discussing the estimates, in which
the independent members--representat Of
all the large constituencies-have opposed the
government, but without success, owing to the
large official majority placed at the disposal of
government by the defective constitution Of the
colony.
A large meeting was held in Sydney on the
30th of July, to petition the Governor General
for the release Of the Rev. DR.. Lang, imprison-
ed for libel on Mr.. Alexander Stuart.
The drainage of the city of Sydney, and
other public works, we're progressing. The
works Of the Sydney and Paramata Railroad
we're fast approaching completion.
The agricultural prospects Of the colony
we're favorable; the weather generally fine, and
much increased breadth of land sown with
wheat.
In Melbourne a committee had been named
to organize an association to agitate for the
opening Of the Crown lands.
The various diggers are spoken Of as pro
crossing well, several new brushes" are said to
have taken place on the fats near Kangaroo
Point, Freyers Creek.
grand ball was to be given by the French
consul in aid of the wounded French veterans
Of the Crimea.
In Melbourne -four was Sl4 per ton, with
plenty in the market, and more to arrive.
Business generally was dull
Washington sentinel., 1855-11-17
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