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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRHGA, ks.

"BYRoN, UENEsEE Co, N. r.. OFT n, lB{7.
"Messrs. NJ. T. WALLACEI 4 CO; Some time last wio-
er my wife became debil!ated from the effects Of L.
or,h9d and Nursing Sore Mouth thai she could lin h~s
hid or perform any household labor Her medical
varied according the advice and prescriptions
u the most eminent lhysoians, until skin exhaust
10 useless efforts. She became very skeleton the.
L the time she commenced taking H,1nfs Aedielis che
eighed than eghy-fve pounds but by the
he had taken bottles sle became perfectly
r- is 80 erfect that she enabled to do ali neces-
ny household work, and gained thirty pounds Of flesh In
our weeks Yours truly, z. Il. 0ALENTlNE"
The reader will observe that Mr. GALEsrAE saws "ssr
.gILL" He, we informed by z. 8. TERRY ESQ.,. VI
be same place, has studied medicine.
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TIE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULNON-
AIRY DIS EASES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved in New England, Can
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during a period OF
TWENTl-SEVEN YEARS,
by Emia,nt Physicians. Ger
gymen, Professors Of Colleges,
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ANGLERS CURED.

!. o. g. KINNEY merchant. Clinton. O-ridI cevrtv
" informed us tst cHncc r-doctor in sand cousty
'rm. wuult.fu cares Of CtScEHs 'urou, tine efficacy
. HbAhi'S PURIFYING EXTRACT 4 eiahsr-Gecfev
lictuc county, ~ Y, IL also using said FuKIIGR. Mr.
i SHTrLE d1igl lat at CaGsjo joharie, Mons omrry coun
:, y. has Informed Us Of an important " CAM
~ Of lrIs standing, which effected aged lady
Tins place. IT, therefore, this PURIrER cures Caacer ~
lrrl!yis, healing power wnat impure disease Of tho
Ooi can II not -ol Seven years experience and us
.n there none but hat IL will cure,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

Theological Sssnayes, Scientific aud Dustin guish-
ed u5iic Msa,--and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others it Is recommended by
Rev. Dr. IyMAS BgEcHER, late President o
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Dr. LEuSARD WooDs, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. lion. DASiEL 2. THoMpsos, Sccretar,
Of State III Vermont, aulhor of"Grecn Mountain
Bows, ,""L ok Ansden," &c, Montpelier, W.;
N.F. WILLIAM, Esq, lorInerly Collector %
the Port Of Baltimore, Md. 4; Rev. v.JosEPHLIrcH,
Philadcphia, Pa; B. Z. FERSALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
la connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now put up 81 size, IA large square botfies vafh
rich enamei,d blue wrappers, gih directions, and
fac simiie Of VIM. yon'n Cutler, containing nearly
fur times the quantity Of the smaller size.
Beoars ~ Countotnts and limitations ~
Enquire for the article 10y ITS WHOLE NAME,
"vEGErABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & co,
Druggists, Boston, sui sold 10y Apothrcaries aud
Country VI ,rchln,s generally. Price, large sizc,
II ,OOj small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport 10y X. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
jy1 6n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

"ATrIcA, 0enesee Co., february I, 1919.
amt WALLACE 4 CO.-GenHeneni ! was, fer more
han year. afflicted with disease Of the stomsch could
any t erensy substance without causing great
,ain, sickness, and vomiting and continually aictsA
sith sour stomach. us an experiment. tried one bos-
de- OF BRANT'S MEDICINE which, 10 my utter disap-
2oinment, eased and reercd he usual pam aJtey euae
used second bottle, which has eomple cly cured
he disease. well and hearty, nnd ent smoss
anything without being palned the stomach becoming
,Olr. Yours respectfully, T. y. NILCOXp
Dir. Wilcox is n respectable merchant oT Auica.
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(signed)

We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any of " the ills that flesh Is heir to- call Dr. John
Bulls agent ard lsst copy Of Bulls Family journal
uRATs aud for the sake of humanity, we hope that
single individual will be found lbg give Bulls
sarssparln after reading and recolecting the
tne that Is impossible for the Doctor publish
the part Of the number OF certificates
cures reformed by his sarsaparilla The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered ON DR. Bulls sHrsaparilla
from we'll known and distinguished individuals, both In
prblc aud private e has been perfectly overwhelming
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HASKINS statement Of euro! He sslQ
Mywife procured one bottle of BRANT'S PURIFYING
EXTRACT, Of BisseH y Leonard, druggists Of Rome. ]
commenced using that and begds 20 get better That bottle
enabled me 10 get of nv bed where had ,ecp confined
sc yeor the second bottle enabled TO get of A0uss
the third bottle enabled pak too miles, " kome Cen
where procured sir botdes more and when he'd In
shed using he scyeteen Of ffn ulcers had Aesil
p-qni three bottles more effected PERFECT CURE 81
ali tho ulscrs. m good hAuih"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE old origina' Or. HARRINGTON, con
tnues to lie consulted at hs old estab 1shed office
lilo l-2 North Main street, Providence. Cal,
and see. DIR. ID. &. HARRINGTON.
N. Is. All letters g. be directed 20 ll5 IL
Moth Main Street. ilStf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
uom its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the of its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
In persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
ever every other medicine of its kind is too appar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidOte
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec-
tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
taeks upon the lungs, but for the mldcr varieties
Of CoLDs, CoUGHs, HOARsEsEss, &c. and for
CHILDREN it is the peasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
Sell in Newport by HAZARD * CASWELL,
and K. j. TAYLOR.
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=. NJ. PETTENGILL g. CO., Newspa
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
and the Herald of the Times, and are authorized
to re- Give Advertisements and Subscriptions at
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as payments.
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to" PRINCIPAL OFFICES, No. = GiIscy
Building. Cortlnnd.strcct. New York and
No. Fifth--trcet. Lonisvillc, Ky.
Sold in Newport by HAZARD 4 CASWEIL
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oJ-Hear what Or. stapp, ply sician w8o stands at
the top of his profession of John Bulls Sarsaparilla
have been u,ig John Bulls SsIsaparilla in n great
variety o chronic diseases, with the happy Effects
and have hesitation in recommending il the public
for the Of scrofua syphilis and all cuaneous aud
glautuar diasascs. Yours, most feryently,
LeMkport, Ky. April ., 1919 WM srAPP, NJ. d.
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I0UIsViLLE, July 18th, 1873
have examined the list OF articles pose John
Bulls Extract Of sarsnpnra and have hesitation In
SAY ing that IL Is safe and valuable compound. would
prefer it any article In for the diseases arising
from impur. sta- OF the blood tant of the system
confidently recommend il To my friends being a
powerful Extract, and that believe will cure all
csses Of Diseases for which IL Is II used
according directions believe IL TO be 4 valuable
succ-dsueum to M.rcury Nay, l have my doubts
~h-ther IN the violent and protraced cases Of
syphs accompanied with Nodes Trophe Ia carries Of the
bones whether ought 70 succeed every other remedy
3. u. MUCONACIItE, VI b.
Honorary member Of the Medical Society Phiadephis
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Rev. 4. ". suHON,-Rey. n. sTEyENsON.

Rev. 4. W. sHHON,-Hey. Il. STEVENSON.
CONCLUSIVE Rev T.. W. Selon J. widely and generally
known eloquent aud accomplished pastor Of the NJ
T.. church, and Rev, T. Stevenson has been known
of the talented and members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast OF many wears and at
this time filling the high and ponsble station of agent
for the VI. T. Book Concern
LOUISVILLE, May Goth 1919
We have used John Bull Sarsapara, and have known
II to be used, With entire satisfaction and have
hesitation Ia stating our belief that II Is safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated produce
much coed and relieve much suffering aud therefore
would eheeruy and most earnestly recommend to the
afflicted T. W. SEn0S,
iSjyuedl t. STEVENSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

FOR sAIS.
A NEW YORK built Pen Wagon, nearly
"A new; also sett OF Harness. very light and
bu, little used. Apply to e.. e. VAN ZANDT
or MAURICE CARR,
ID iIroad IT.
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HALL LANTERNS
DIR. LANGLEy'S ROOT AND HERR
BITrERS.


Day me and III do you Good.
PNoCLAMAT!ON Of War proclaimed d. to he
a vigorously aud successfully CARRIED on from
April !" TO October lsi. 1855. At tho espira.
Dock Root, Wild Cherry, PfickIy Ash U,,s
Mandrake and Thorowun and Rhu!,arb Roo,
and Herb J'undice Bitters, will bc proclaia,ed
triumphant and victorious over the enemy a
man ""d woman. 10y eus'ng all the Spring and
summer con?lailts, such ss Liver Complaint.
yaund'ce ~ ns worst forms, Bilious or Foni
SWmach, Dbspepsn, costiveness, Indigestion.
Tiles. humors OF any Kind, IIe,dache, Dizlnes.
Weakness. i'oss oi Appetite, etc. etc., they
IT, IT, , urea Ny using Dr: Langlcy's IioH anl
Herb B',iers. Now is tho bst timo TO u..
sacm. '' =" use
Only rs cts. for plat and 81 l.2 eta. for o,a,,
bottles. NV
ov'' wholesale IN Provi'lence BY y. r. Ma.
son 4 Co. aud J. iIilch Il Son. aaI !, Ns,.,s,,,,
ny X; >. TAYLOR aud HAZARD & CAS-.
Will. all 6mis
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ENGLIsIi aud Scotch Camel Coal--Just re-
~ c.ivel cargo Of English and Scotch Can
mel e. AZ. at WM J. SwINDURNE'5,
~ ~hsffposi,o foo, " Mafy.st.
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EoNsALk, Cottage With Barn IN the North
IL p.r offhe eifv eontsininr abou, three aus,,.,,
ef ~ sere ~ land, with q rooi ocean anil hs,baS
view, ~ h,s h-en built about three years. P,ies
es.b'o. snjierms mt'le easy. hppiy 10
Vlt GEO. n. WILSON.
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NJ" -ple Dfess, siIt aud Bonnet R,lbon. =
Cheap store 15b Th,mes st %,
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Ono Dollars Worth |!
cANCERoUs scRoFULA!

How much CANCER-how much sYPHILIS-hoW
much SCROFULA-will one dollars DovM Of BRlNT'1
PCRIFIER curel Read the following sts.emens whteA
Il A spccimen of It's
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ALExiNpER's Kid Gloves, Mod. color, a, ever,
IA size, fresh this DAY. WY
sH ,. LAwroN 4 BROTHERS.
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CHANCE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the gii TO tho toodn, and the at ntfze 100
no Is accelerated and the other gradually s~p
ed to prevent any OF the fatal diseases that freuent
N "a nee a fsuc rha
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

Mr. HASkIN has to mo above facts, and the Mcs
ue Witnessed and certified TO uy Dr. /. .WlLLiAMS-Mr
r. BROWN, propr rioor Of the Hsst Ro~'s Hofe-Meases
tlSsElL 4 LEONARD, wholesale and retail drugRstDr
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LlVER-COMP MPLAINT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of StawJo,s Cons, one -
10 oldest and most respectable physicians, sfnie,e
9th Lisey Comptint maLy years. and perfectly
y using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT We eoxN
iame hundreds Of other cases, llso cured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27

LouuoS, KY, april 9th. 1850
SR Permit ~" "a address Il" you Sf-s lines aud do
the honor To- reply request that will make in the
couciu,iun Of This .cftrr.
mn rgHlun'r "f lra!s, lyaris Medical University
have pricicr nl-,e ia his Wilderness country, about
five years but eiugtc exposure 20 hitter cold weather
have been rdispo-rl sith Acute Rhcunatism about six
months. After having exhausted my xii in the treat
mrhf uf MY css" md IL riying benefit, induced
to give your Fulp rSE AT or s.EsAPARILA fair trial.
aud accoruslt pnrct.ri bottle ot our medicine from
your agent Mr.. he"re i. Brown about two weeks ago,
and must cubfs that one bottle has entirely cured
J. j. "p'ni"r that preparation Of sarsapars
decidedly supeinr oauy other preparation In use,
had ti take great pleasure in recommending Il to the
afflicted ~ hiug remedial agent aud viii advise the
phy sici,iis to ~. IL IN tarir practice, etc.
K.Hurr tiuLN NoIrs. Is. Il ALLEN. M II.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

Cosr OF LlvING.-Provisions Of all
kinds are now bringing unheard Of prices.
especially -four, potatoes, butter. beef, and
eggs. If -four continues TO advance at
the rate it has been doing recently, there
will be much Distress among the poor. to
whom tits the staff OF lite. There is said
to be plenty OF it in the country, but there
might as we'll be scarcity, for all the ei.
feet it has on prices. The cost OF living
is such as to induce economy among
many who never practiced i, before. To
workman, mechanics, clesks. and all 9TH
ers on small salaries. the maintenance oi
a family is matter Of care and anxiety
at present, and it requires ingenuity and
good management to make both ends meet
financially. Perhaps this is providentisl,
IN view ofthe universal habits of extrava.
gance and luxury engendered by the
recent era of prosperity and inhation.--
These high prices and hard times. it is to
be hoped, will have atendency to restore
things to q more healthy condition. and
teach our citizens the severe but whole
some lesson Of prudence and economy
They should now learn to reduce thei
wants and live as necessity shows then
they ought to have done.
The New York courier furnishes small
crumb Of comfort After making exten'
sive inquiries. it is OF opinion that price.
have reached their highest figures. ane
that there will be a retrogade movemcn
within three weeks.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

80 We are again ander the necessity ol
inforMing correspondent, that their ar,i.
cass cannot appear, unless their names
are given 70 the editor. We have received
some communications. recently, that are,
terheps, worthy ofa place IN our columns,
~ Ne know not from whom they came.
= ne author 81 the article signed "B. P.'
4 informed that We are entirely unac.
lquainssd with him, and that his name does
iaotaPpear on our books ss subscriber.
We searched the tax duplicate, also. ard
wsVe unable to find his name in the town.
atiR kcm which he profssses to hail. II
- wishes Bic ersidls 70 appear. he mus,
piss % hisnans ~ = Subscriber, and al.
% psrmi. HE true name to 90 to the pub.
q; . we do not permit anonymous cor.
essPondsnts to answer articles that ppssr
ih.oar columns ovsr the proper names Of
thsif authors. 5e4a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
From the New York Day Book.
Our Relations with Spain.

There is aclass OF American politicians
who, upon the least rumor OF an outrage
on our flag or our citizens by any foreign
power. make the most tremen Id Gus clamor
for redress. But the moment the govern.
ment undertakes to procure this redress.
they change their tune, and denounce il
for its aggressive policy. This is an old
federal trick. The blue lights of New
England told the old democratic p parly tha,
it could not be kicked into war! As
soon as war was declared, even the pulpit
denounced it as a wicked one, the victo.
ries of which no good men should re-.
joice at.
So it is now. The owners of the ships
which trade in the Caribbean. the moment
their vessels are interrupted in their voy.
ages they cry out with all their lungs al
the supineness Of the government for sui.
fering their packets to be oyerhauled and
fired at. But the moment the President
issues an order to the Navy Department
to prevent these outrages by manly and
righttul resistance, these very men howl
at the bare possibility OF collision.
Now, what is to be done? Shall we
protect our commence or not? Will
Messrs. Roberts and White, and Nor.
gan and Everett, and Brown. and the
New Orleans houses, and the Mobile
houses, and the st. Thomas houses, and
tho AsPinws!ls. the Key Westerns, and
the whole tribe Of shippers, have the good
ness to tell US what they do waE.2 If they
are content to be stopped and sred into,
smen. So be it, soe are not fired into.
We only rsad aoc."t oo,"t it! True it is, some
ships that sail around Cuoa ought to be
fred into, on moral principles. il no otns:.
If they deserve to be hit, let them be nil.
But if they do not in the name of com.
mon decency. Of common justice. let them
not abuse the administration which takes
their part. and vindieates at the same
time their interests and the honor and
rights of our country. No more shutting
gentleinen. Do you wish your trade pro.
tected or not?
''Under which King. Benzonian?
Speak, or die!"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02
There are goo vessels ), Gala,z lor

There are ZOO vessels at GaiHtz Tor
corn.
The advanced squadron Of The Baltic
feet reached Elsinore on the lst Of April.
Russian dispatch from warsaw says
that an army Of I20, 900 men are concsn.e
trating in the Baltic provinces, and 800
guns are afioat. =
GREAT BR1rAlN.-Parliament not sits
ting. The amount and terms Of the pro.
posed loan are unknown. The sum was
supposed to be fifteen millions sterling.
Almost Immediately after the annoupce.
ment funds fell to 9l4. e
Napoleon and Eugenie would reach
LoDdon. on the 10th, and return on the
following Saturday. The weeks pro-.
gramme wasspubIished, and amongst the
ceremonies he Is to be invested with she.
order Of the Garter.
The Earl Of Carlisle entered on the,
Vice Royalty Of ireland, and was well
received at Dublin. a. @
Discomfort exists in Hsnover against
the Kings attempt 10 restore the privileges
OF the nobility. ''' 5'sssf
The Emperor Of Austria's coronation
will take place on the 9th OF August.
The Russian Count Protochi 10 visiting
all the Italian States except Sardinia, ~.
suring them Of the friendship, of Russia.
He ia said 10 have obtained assurances OF
neutrality from Tuscany and Naples.
The Pope had a marrow escape with his
life, from the accidental falling oi i beam;
two cardinals were injured.
INDlA.-Overland mail telegraphed 10
Calcutta on the 10th March Trade in
India dull. News unimpor,ant. No in.
telligence from China. ap e4 sls
The Paris Moniteuf contains remark.
able official document explaining ihs MIL
:!ary conduct Of the allied governments
since the commencement Of the ware
The allies were unable to opsrste in
Ressarabia without the aid Of Ausiris.s
The campaign against Sebastopol was
undertaken not TO remain active. The
immense difficulties Of the siege are point
ed out, generating Napoleon, the plan
nsr or The campaign.
The document caused much excifs-
ment. and was considered IN apology for
raising the siege soon. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-05-02

A ToRRENr.-A Correspondent Of the
Cleveland Herald gives the details OF "a
rush OF waters upon the track Of Rail-
road in Addison, Steuben Co., N. Y, on
the 2lst inst. A number of mill dams on
a mountain stream gave way, and the ac-
,cumula,ed waters poured upon the road
track just as the locomotive and the train
reached that point. With rush at the
rate Of fifty miles per hour. the water struck
the locomotive, dashing it from the track
and destroying it. The cars containing 6
the p passengers had not quite reached the
point Of danger, and NO lives were lost al
though the escape was almost providential
Nine mills and Eve dwelling houses were
carried away. One woman and her infant
child wa s. drowned The track olthe road
was covered with dirt aud rocks washed
upen it, for nearly halt q mile. |, was q
remarkable even and win long be remem'
bered in that locality.
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