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means for an extensive commercial inter-
course between the South and West. In
deed, it is not easy to perceive how this
trade can be carried on otherwise than by
means Of Bills Of Exchange and Bank
Noes. drawn and issued by an Institution
having corporate existence in several
States.
In tho mean time, our Brigades of Engl-
ncers are all organized, and in active and
successful operation along the whole line,
executing the scientific surveys directed b.
the Stockholders. AT their meeting in
Knoxville, the Company informed the d.
rectors that on these surveys "too much
attention could hardly be bestowed" :" that
ga hasty and inconsiderate decision may
save present expenses, but it may be
followed by the expenditure Of millions %
overcome difficulties which might at first
have becu avoided !; they regard it there.
fore as true economy, TO incur in the first
instance all the expense which may be ne.
cessary TO complete examination and sur
vey of the whole ground, by the most skill.
ful and experienced Engineers
The time that must necessarily clapse
before these surveys can be properly exc
cuted, will, we trust, enable the country TO
revive from its present embarrassmcn's.-
No further instalments will be called for;
until this change shall be produced in
the condition of the country, and the practl-
cabiliry and cost of the Road shall be clear
" ascertaincd. In that event, with sub
subscription of one million Of dollars on the
part Of South Carolina, and o.thrds of the
expense of the Road within her own limits,
assumed by the State of Tennessee, (for
which she stands pleJged) with Bank
having corporate existence in three or more
States, we should certainly have reasona-
bic prospect of success. At all events, it is
to be hoped that no premature abandonment
of the en:crprse-no jealous spirit Of dis
trust-no despondency-but above all no
groundless imputation of unworthy motives,
will be allowed to disturb that harmony,
defeat those efforts, and paralize those ener.
ges on which the success Of the work ell.
tirely depends. Let us not too soon des.
pair of the country, nor The true means of
restoring the prosperity and securing the
happiness of the people.
ROBERT Y. HAYNE,
President Louisville, Cincinnati and
Charleston Rail Road Company
Charleston, May 81, 1887.
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n!ng bronze, anl somc remains Of II arc
Yet to be seen on the central door. This
bronze w&s taken oil in the time Of the Ro-
mans; bu. Adrian caused them 10 be
covered again with Two tables otwhi;c mar
L.c, on wEicA :h> Christians have depicted
in later times two images rf SAINTS. at a
period when tie part Of the propylea situ-
atcd al the cas-, was converted into Il
church. These paintings arc still prcscrr-
CO. There arc some traces Of the remains
Of this church Still 10 be seen.
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.4aiiquities Of Athcns.-A late

.4mi1H'ties of Ahcns.-A late Paris
Journal furnishes from the Greek Courier
of the 7h February, some interesting dc.
tails rcspcsting the researches and Wncov-
crng Of the Dropylea under the heigh's Of
Athens. On the 22d Of October, MIR. Pit.
,akrs. very Jealous antiquary Of that city,
who las been employed in experimenting
the antiquities in place Of DR.. Ross, began
his labors, and has happily brought them to,
close without employing, for The purpose
more than 500 drachms. The Pmako.
,hehe which forms the north wing Of the
Propylaa, has been entirely cleared, as well
as the S oa and the PropyIca themselves.
IN n, Pinakotheke have been discovered,
the t,.o easements which arc opened Oh the
two sides of the door. The ancient pain
iings upon them are still in good prcscTva.
ton, made with red, blue and green col.
ours. The architect of the AcroToiis has
been employed to copy them exactly Mll'I
Tie co'ors of them. ii. Lander, q shi!ill
chemist. has promised TO anajlzo, with care,
he remains Of the colours, in order to dis
cover the substances Of which they are
composed, for in his opinion, they diIier
entirely ftH& tic preparation Ct colours
how in Use.
The interior i,"r; Of The door (hc sill
un&cubtsdlv) is formed Of the s'onc Of FL
cuss (black marble.( The Pmako:hckc
rsclfiS constructed Of dazzling white mar
- which is surrounded with ccYn;ce Of
considerable sz: (about an English FOOT
or. .:.arS.an marble. The porch was
nsn, a9.ir"ly of white marble, bu: it has
~n.js.'. .i.sappcarcd--tha. Of tie s:oa has
nnvay,r been preserved. rs well as the
onraa Of he propylea with its steps: The
,r.rD>t of tho doors Of this admirable cn.
.raca Cha middle cnc) by which, s:ace
,:,s Panat cnca, the sacred car entered, IS
a.; ir,.lx ami wholly preserved. The t#o
caves Ct this door as well as those Of thc
:, =. .,.,.s. w.r,. rny"rt! w :.,;t"S q: S.
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THE pLAGUE.-An esteemed friend has
given us the following interesting extract Of
letter from Constantino?lc, dated Feb. Is.
National Gazette.
Commodore Porter is expected to re-.
turn here in a month or two, his health
much improved by his Journey. The pla.
Cue has decreased, after having ravagcd
ConstantinopIe. Ii is said that upwards of
one hundred thousand persons died of it the
last summer and fall.--Somc Of the forci On
Legations have met with the most disas.
trous losses. A few days since the Danish
Minister lost his mother, chaplain, and two
servants. An American from Bosom late.
ly arrived here from Alexandria, Egypt,
with a specific to prevent contagion, which
he offered to the sultan. His highness
placed him in hospital to prove his efficacy,
which he did. The following from the
Smyrna Gazette, will better explain it to YOU.
The original is in French, which | now
translate:
Mr.. Brown does not pretend TO cure the
plague when aperson has actually caught
II. but only TO furnish a preventive against
taking this terrible disorder by the use of
his specific. Blu: if this specific had no
other immediate result but that of enabling
medical men 10 attend upon those who have
the disorder without DANCE. to themselves,
it would be all immense advantage at which
humanity would rejoice. For beyond all
doubt the greater part Of those that die of
the plague do so for want Of attention and
medical advice and attendance, which
would afford an opportunity of relief and
treatment for this dreadful disorder, rs has
happened with analogous disorders, Every
body offers up VOWS that Mr.. Brown may
succeed i'll his experiments in which the
government of this country feels a very
deep !n:crcs:."
"IIc remained in the hospital with ten
pcrSocs WHO had the disorder about ten
days, during which time. he slept in their
beds, touching their juJoes, and attended
them at the great risk of his lie.-I feel 4
deep interest in his success, which thus far
promises well. As however, the contag-
ion has nearly subsided. | apprehcnd his
lighness will not feel 50 much Interested
as be would have ,!"nc .vu months
rr. >
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SOS-Y'EgEEs,A' I'RH,sC



ton of General Debilir,, '''
VI unprecedented Gag With winch this n.l,,
has ba'n sou 5l ar by ull Glass;. in every mar, NJ M
lA'i Stat Is The best guarantee Of Ills excellence a,3
inIi tn most satisfactory no ,v, m,
II OF II sup rore over all other Medicines for til, d,s.s
TO- Which II Proi:sse' 10 b. At the cerncs solc,
OF nalT ots most pectabl' citizens of various part
country tn pr1ia1rs 'iayh scnd the sO.Ts,
va FeNbt forth ior ls Ial of thu public ony
h1'e N srah ltd Aou IN III sanguae hopes by tb
graf GOOD winch has accomplished sub,on con, Of
o. al Ia CON mani atuns = t2lrad 10. - y
ff'W cot. Jao. Is. H1gdn, Coiicctor OF tie Port of
H'5dr- tor"erlv Senator from tbr counties nj No
bat. Bad'ttn. dc.-Actiag Adj and Ispecio,
GcathH ottic 1rmy IN Tic rteeat Crceh C4mpaipa.
c'c
Monte, August IL ls2C
Gstlrn'n :-)urng The lat, Greek tam,o,pr / ,v.,a,
tai II VOL 'ntlv with iiiou. lnt srm,n cer " Inch ,
I'D ilys confined m 10 quarters iaIassec Yn
ADJ fEEffss FbNsS r,conrn sni.c TO M, md nr
Tn nj, DR. Bnsscr niiy rode Montgomery and hal -
On lay 10 procure bottl which cntira, relieved IN.
enl NJ iora hid taken half Tia, quantity to proceed ~
AL uil II amy At l1lcharhllba Since M, r,urp I
WIS attacked and the for your TOM,
AMI rgr'u to learn III for sale IN Mobile Can
not son nj 50 n To tn, Pac, that citizen, NAV enjoy
tn b'St Noicn oit' sort havs tn d Yo,. ats,
tonto th4raln'st will coat f,oron TIA a'1rt,d on =
BIZ on who has nlraady cNp rs'ecd its h,ns, al lc.
Our oh'.l nj s'rgaaf, JNo. L. HOGAN
EOURQUGEAN q PALMER.
lIhfs@a'e a73 HctaH Ieea:T L4qclbuo.
April 70
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Liverpool ad'i',st to eth1ay.
here -, more PIE s1rsl1tts LeHloa mf,r'.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-24
POLITICAL.
Ffk TIE FINGINiAN,
To .oc1 HAIR.

Wen t,ea sr,aih, NV eari-l carl,
Oh roses tiuam'a with ribbon Blue.
A nag of gold inlaid with pael
could not lows ta.s az d.
Th.se ara bur triains thiaga which
Have known woriai a. hal 10 clsi "a,
eat,ho~, an ensi,d lock from NV
ba, nay, viii bol breathe her narue.
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II, riaglsttpiil,t 'o,sie gid
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In beauty of,cn hart ,lcu howa
Aronndhsr pure All uan {eH brsseL
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Tbs tears that e t t'r lovely cha,
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Andeser, wor1hzrH7- would sPeaa
woad qa,er through her waving eafs.
When 'irgn Spnne would caH H-r iosfh
To pleasant slAs. through saaA1V- brown.
There fragrant bud.. Of tad cror a..
Woad WOO Il, f'etlo tf.ai ta'a down.
And pro<trat, IN ileir nat,v shade,
Cu.b'd b4 Ia - -. n - bro 81 bi..lfn..
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aca siy Il, .asae:s0F:.c au3I chem,
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English silk Hosiery.

Ts'EIE sJ3SCRIBERs hl,c on hanI Of ,l.I.
4 o"n rnpotiatioa. black All white ribbea ' n.,
plan English Sih iio5c and Hose a sr,,os al''
as,orn 1T, which they will sell low. '''''
JAMES {. HUNT kCo
July IL o
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- l. !pefa,c, aaa t.tnrrcd II tie expiration % ~ ~"
iao hluIs. The President thea pronounced n's
md sseu a eiea, lceg.h. adopting til t'aso"4s 81
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23
CURE JAUNDICE EAND DROW
SINESS.

DREPARED from receipt originally procured fr m
/ an Indian Family. It was formerly tnown ms the
Ind Corrective, and highly steemrd for its efficacy
for all cnmp mts mentioned below.
In the SIP ing of the year, every H. troubled more
less with propensity sleep aud by the use ol tiS
corrective, il he ob ited entirely For purifthg
ana eradcang all kinds of humors from the boodev u
If they app eNternaly the face, or any part ~ lle
body, il is much better and efhraci us nan any
external ap iction in tact seldom knew II To fail III
proving ectual IN" patient i'll find II opera es more
in the blood than any other prepara ion they ever re-
ferred il is far be tier than salts, sulphur cream TAR
tar or any pref arain Of this Kind, for when the booh
cnce purified with this corrective, II remains ~ an
even temperature through the summer months For u
foul stomach jaundice, general debility, weakness o
the limbs, of appetite bilious and liver conpla nus
head nc he. stupor, For the catarrh, whlcn IS
generally oned by the mpare state OF the blood
thgre nothing extan that has proved so eicclois Us
this purify Ing corrective For all the above complaints
it is seldom known il in proving an rfiectual RENE
dv IL is really worth the public attention. as every one
is aware of the unpleasant, du heavy feeling whch
the spring o the year produces And by the use of tis
corrective it can be obvined entirey-every one who
makes the above prerarat on, viii b" astonshed
Al the mild and gentle effect has on the Hood To he
had by wholesale and RETAIL of VIM. Rrown, 4Sl Wash
ngton street, VIM. .Nard& 60. J. r. HaiJ. ! Brown
Brewers Gushing 81 vena, l.. Holden, A. Royden,
Xiddcr, J. 4. Preston, James Fowe, Seth Fowle. 6.
person, Eestieaux, Frederick Brown, j. j. Brown Chns
r. Rogers. South noston :. Kidder. Chare>iown: H. r.
Brown X IIarri on, Salem Thos Davis, Newbnrypo't 9
Proctor Rhodes, Lynn; Leman, Roxbury; inch,FroV
ience; Babcock, Worcese shattuck, E nmbrIdge
Thornton. New Bedford; shaw, all River; iAf LOk
/ i.ofNe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23
RAIL LIME TO BOSTON.

A stage will leave Newport every day, Sunday
"a excepted, at 81 O'Clock A. M. ana arrive III
Fall River at l2k O'Clock, leave Fall River at
o'clock and arrive in Taunton ut o'clock p. M.
the cars leaves at Al O'Clock p. NJ. and arrive IN
Boston 6a o'clock.
Returning the cars leave Boston every day at
7 o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in Taunton about y
A. NJ. Stages will leave directly alter Tor ran
River and Newport. arrive in Fall River at l2a
o'clock. leave Fall River at l O'Clock, and ar
rive in Newport at o'clock p. M. Stage Fare
S2-Railroad 81 30.
4 stage will leave Fall River every day, sun
day excepted, after the arrival OF the Newpor'
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive al
p. NJ. =.
Returning n stage will leave New Bedford eve.
~ day, Sunday excepted, at A. NJ. and arrive
in Fail River at o'clock. Passengers can have
two hours in Fall River and arrive in Newport
4 o'clock p. NJ. Stage Fare 50.
i. Extra Coaches at all times on reasonable terms
Stage Books at Messrs. Townsend's y Has
! ards Hotels.
RUFUS b. KINsLEY, ,& Co. Proprietors.
| Newport. July 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23

yu%fIE greatest ornament 10 the human h"hy i
n splendid head Of hair. ]. has re'et'y
been discovered that The genuine BUFFALO )
On is sovereign remedy for Badness, prevents
the hair from coming oil, promotes tho growth
continues the lnXuriance IA, d improves the beau
iy. II il far superior +" ANY other animal or veg
ctable oil, and in case of fever, where the hiir
becomes dry and bes TO come OFF, there l. no
application more efiectna IN restoring lis beauty
AID rendering ii in IA healthy state.
1t is put up at low price, that all classes can
have access to it. None genuine unless put up
in fiat bottles, with HAIR OIL impressed IN the
glass. Also, to prevent imposition, II Will be
signed by the sole proprietor. VIM. Brown, Bos-
ton. Isi Washington Street Retailed 81 cents
For sae by r. J. TAYLOR, Newport j.
Ralch, Providence Samuel Shove, Fall River
T.. Thornton 4 Son, New Bedford 5. o. Dun
bar, Taunton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23
"A Proclamation.

Whereas the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid, on the I'd day of November
instant, passed the following resolutions, 10
wit:
Whereas it becomes beings dependent
upop the good providence of God. for lie,
health, and every blessing, with gratitude to
unite IN acknowledging His kindness ana
love towards Ills undeservng creatures; and
the season having arrived usually set apart
by our ancestors for the public acknowledg-
mept of the unirrited mCrces OF GOD
therefore
Resoirea that Thursday the thirtieth day
! of November instant be set apart ~ a day oi
Public THANKSGIVING and Praise to Almighty
God And this General Assembly recon-
mend, that the citizens of this State, abstain
mo from unnecessary labor, assemble tose'h-
| er on that day, in their respective places ol
Worship and with drvOut and grateful hearts
unite in thanksgiving and praise to God, ior
all his mcrcies, and the innumerable bonntle5
which he has conferred upon them: for the
blessing of civil Snd religious liberty cstab-
Ilished i'm this State from its commencement,
hy which all persons are entitled to protection
Iby law, for their persons ana property, ana
worship according to the dictates OF thelr
conscicnces for causing the labors OF thr
lhilSOanN!ndn curing INC p"st H'""O' W ~
successful, whereby a plentiful harvest OF the
productions of the earth is sccnrod for our
! sustenancc for tho prosperous condition OF
other departments of Industry and Enterprise:
If,r the health, domestic tranquility and secu-
rty enjoyment by the people of this nation
! during the past year and above all, tor the
! hope of everlasting life and happiness given
MS, in the gospel of our Lord and Saviour,
! Jesus Chli;t, revealed in the holy scrlp'urcs.
| Resolred, that His Excelloncy. the Cover
| nor, be requested to issue his Proclamation
! of these resolutions. and cause the same to
| be Published in all the newspapers riln'ed IN
! this State.
| do therefore, pursuant to the above re-
cited Resolutions. issue this my Proclamation
\ to make known the same, that the good peo'
/ ole Of this State may conform thereto.
i Given under my hand, and the seal of sa'c
! State at Providence, this sixth day OF NO
vember - the year of Our Lord one tho'isan'
eight h,rdrcd and thirty seven, and OF lnde
pcnd?nrc the sixty second.
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS.
3, lis Excelcncy's command:
> Henry BOWEN, Scc'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23
DOING GOOD.

In this season of great revcrscs and real
sufferinp in the mercantile and manutnctut-
ing world, there is occasion for the luxury o'
doing good. The poorest man may lessen
his neghbor's load lie who has no gold
NAV give what gold cnnnot purchase. 1t re-
lrion does not make men VINO profess 1t more
ready to make others happy. 1t is Pretence.
We arc to be judged at the last by the rules.
The inquiry is to be especially concerning
our conduct toward the sick, the prisoner, the
pauper, and the foreigner. The neighbor
whom we ore to love is our next door neigh
Dor; that is. the man who falls in our way -
The Samaritan knew this. 1t was but
small pttance he gave; the poorest among us
NAV 90 and do likewise. Do not allow
townsman, or stranger, or even an cmlgrnnt,
to suffer for lack Of endeavors. II will cost
you but little, but it will do much for him.
''rs little thing
70 give a cup Of water; yet lls draught
or cool reffeshment. drained by fever lips:
Nav give a shock Of pleasure to the frame
More exquisite than when nectar'nn JUICE
Renews the life Of joy in happiesi hours
II is little thing to speak phrase
OF common comfort which, by daily use,
Has almost lost its sense yet on The ear
OF him who thot to die unniouIned, Twill iai
Like choicest music.
Help others and you relieve yourself &c
out and drive away the cloud from that dis
tressed friends brow, and you will return
with lighter heart. Take heed to the llttlt
things-trinng, unobserved language or ac
tion-passing in moment. A syllable mas
stab blessed hope; syllable may revive
the dying. A frown may crush gentle
heart, the smile of forgiveness may relieve
from torture. He that is faithful in that whicl
is least, is faithful also in much; and he thn
is unjust in the least, is unjust also in much
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-23
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