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was afflicted, fonr years with ulcer Ia the leg, &C.
casiun.lly accompanied with ryspelatous inflammation
and excessive pain in the leg and ANGLE joint. Several
eminent ply sicans eXerted their skill upon it, but with
out permanent benefit. In this case five bottle
Indians lanacea made pei feet cure.
MARGAREl A WEST, 1871 Market
SFor sale by HENRY BrNNABEL druggist, acen
to: tie pr"w'ieors, Tchoupon!as street l6
NEW ORLEANS S s NAs 5Hy RAIL ROAD
TTNHE stockholders Of this company are hereby no.
Il tilted that by resolution of the board of direc-
ton passed on the 18th inst. the call made on them on
mo 18th February last for te payment of five dollars
share, was rescnded, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VII, .REAS, b, resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been rade the stockholders
OF the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
for the following payments the the stock held
lively by th"m, viz:-two dollars per share, payable on
the first day of September next; two dollars per share
payable the first dav of December next; aud tw
dollars per share payable the Fl st day OF March
uex Now therefore be il resolved that the secretary
OF this company shall notify the share holders therein,
through The public pr OF the city that in conformity
with the sixth section of the charter, they arc permit
to postpone any payment called in the stock nf said
csmpay for the term of sixty days, from and utter the
dry on which il is made payable with the express con-
d',ion however, that if regularly paid within the
said proongaon Of sixty days, from and after the day
on which it should have been paid that en the stock
on which said payments should have been made is aud
rema =: oreited TO the company, the charter that
point being imperative. In conformity therefore, said
call all stock of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to pat off the payments on their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first Sep
tembcr next, may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the 3s day of October next that
the payment o: two dollars per share called for, and
due on the first day Of December next, may be post
poned unit, the Both day of January next and The pny
nen of two dollars per share called for and due on the
first day of March nex', ay be postponed until the i
day of April next
Extracts OF the minutes of the board.
june 81 \ Il McNilN, Sec'ry.
WOO. HATS, in cascs-2j dozen white Woo
w Hats, for sale JOHN Il GRAHAM.
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nOILE. n MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
4 } ':,crs, No s CarnHdclc street, two doors from
Canal street.
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ROCK EMERY.

2GE.Esa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
WING NOMINATION..
Political Notice.

The Wing ireemen of this town, are
requested to meet in the Representa-
tiycs Chamber of the State House, on
Monday evening next, at half past I
O'Clock, for the purpose of consulting
upon the necessary measures to ensure
the success Of their candidates for Con
grcss, at the approaching election. a
punctual attendance is earnestly re-
qucstcd. Aug. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
August Q, 1889.

august u, lG0J.
"My Dear Sir
" received the paper containing
defence Of Mr.. Cranston's votes, a
few days since. 1t is well done, and |
have no doubt will have a good effect.
These votes instead orbcing a ground
of objection, are certainly tho strongest
evidence of his manly independence and
of his foresight
How Justly did he predict for instance,
the result of the Cillcy Investigation
He stated at the time, that the nvesti-
CATION proposed would be converted in
to nero party question that when
this should have been done, at the en-
pensc of months Of the time of the Ma
ton, the party would Of themselves put
an end to it without coming to any con-
clusion.
If the spirit Of prophecy had possess
scd him, the result could not have been
more clearly predicted. The party did
make party engine of ibid use with
it, nearly three months of the time of
Congress, to the exclusion of every
other business, and then, as if TO ag-
gravatc their own shame, and render
his prophecy complete, they did, them
selves, lay the whole subject on the
table, without coming TO any conclusion
whatever.
lie iorcsaw all this-prcdictcd it
refused maniully TO sanction it, either
by his voice or his vote.
And now the adhcrcnts Of these mis-
users and abusers Of power; these
plundercrs Of the time aud money Of
the people, turn round upon him and
dare to tell his constituents that he
should not be reelected, because he
would not join them in their ms-d, eds,
bat had even pointed oui in advance
ihcir nclarious purposes
For his wisdom, and stern, mbcnd-
ing Independence IN ,hi' particular, nc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

deserves Statue. He did not only
see the evil, but he declared il, and OPP
posed it from the beginning. Now how
stands the question ? Why thus.-lC
a majority Of the House had voted with
him, and agreeably TO his advice, the
rhoie seren months Session IF Congress
would hare been deroied 10 Inc legitimate
business Of Congress-the business of The
people. The majority of the House
voted against him, and the consequence
was, that nearly one half of the whole
of that long session was spent in an an
CRY partizan investigation, gotten up
for party purposes, and ending at last
in nothing under Heaven but heart
burnings and i'll will, precisely as he
had predicted.
If | were a candidate before the peo-
pie, | would want no stronger argument
in my favor, than to be placed in the
exalted position in which he stands, in
relation to this whole matter"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

The following extract of letter, ad-
dressed to Wing in this town, by a
distinguished member Of Congress, who
voted in favor Of the investigation of
the Cilloy duel, shows in what cstima-
tion Mr.. Cranston's conduct on that
occasion is held, even by those who
held different opinions at the time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

IMPORTANT FROM TExAs.-An en-
gagcment took place on the 10Th July.
seventy five miles N. w. of Nacog.
dochcs, between large body of Indians
(Cherokees, Caddos and other Indians
and the troops under command of Brig.
Gen. X. II. Douglas, in which the enc
my sustained heavy loss. The Tex
ians loss was . killed, wounded NOR
tally, and , slightly The cnemy's $ loss
was l3 killed. The number wounded
not asccrtainod, as they were carried
oil, as usual, by the Indians immediate
y.
Another severe engagement took
place on the nth, between the troops
under command of Gen. Rusk and the
Indians under Bowlcs, in which BorIes
was killed. The contest lasted nm hour
aud a half, and The Indians were driven
from their station with considerable
loss. The TEXANS lost , men killed
and upwards Of 20 wounded.
one ufths coal minr. near Potts, lie ~ ,,bi.h
Hrch"ni1N 81 on hfo last wirt,r, .'.lt ctif u,. A.,
burn ~ hrfrriy cy"t 10 spite ~ 'c vliDt nttrr
which have bcsn nindc H. c,'irguish H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
BAD NEWS FROM FLORIDA

The Charleston Patriot of Monday brings
us The subIoned painful intelligence, fur
nlshed by its correspondent at st. Augustine.
OFFICE OF THE News, }
st. Augustine, T.. +. Aug. 81, 1889,
o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
Thursday, Aug. 10Th, 1899.

The above is picture of our free institn.
tions, as illustrated in the different branches
forming the great connecting chain which
binds our Republic together. The "UNIoN
or THE STATES" TEMPLE OF LiBEg.
TY"-"THE CONSTITUTIONS AND THE LAWS
-"TnE AMERICAN fLAG"-Tus nAMMRE, THE
PLOUGH, AND THE woRKsHOP--arc all sub.
iects which form the glory and honor Of our
country.
"Wuh Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER Us ~
we may yet for ages preserve our country
from foes without and foes within.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

surprise of Col. lIarney's command reached
here this morning, by express. Col. Gates.
commanding East Of st. Johns, has transmit.
ted orders for immediate defence of the posts
South
ASSISTANT A DJUTA VT GENERAL's OrrIcE, }
.7rmy ofhe South.
Fort Brooke, f.. F) July 20 1889.
Sr-lt becomes my painful dnty to inform
you OF the assassination Of the greater part
ct Lieut.. Col. flarneys detachment, by the
indians, on the morning of the 23l instant,
on The Coleosahatchle river, where they had
gonc IN accordance with the treaty at Fort
king, 10 establish a trading house. The
party consisted of about Ia men, armed with
Colts rifles; they were cncamped on the
river, but unprotected by deences of any
kind, and 1t is said without sentincls. The |
Indians in large force made the attack before !
GAVIN OF day, and II is supposed l3 men were
Killed, among whom were Major Dalham and
MIR. Morgan, settlers.
The remainder, with Col Ilarncv, ESCAPED.
several of them severely wounded. 1t was
complete surprise. The COMMANDING
general therefore directs that you will in.
stnntly take measures TO place the defence
at Fort Mellon in the most complete state of
repair, and be ready at all times to rcpe an
attack, should one be made. No portion of
your command will in future be suffered to
leave the garrison except under a strong es
cort The detachment at Fort Maitland will
be immediately Withdrawn. Should Fort
Mellon prove unhealthy and the surgeon re-
commend its abandonment, you are au,hori-
sed to transfer the garrison and reinforce
some OF the neighboring posts.
/ am sir, G. II. GRIFFIN.
Assistant Adjutanl General.
Lieut.. W. f.. Hanson, Com. of Fort Mellon.
This settles the question. Gen. Macomb's
treaty must now be considered as a mere
nulllty, and, painful though it be, the govern
mcnt and people must make up their minds
to carry on the war, at whatever cost, until
the Indians are exterminated. Ii is an awk-
ward dilemma for us to be placed ina hard
choice we have to make, between the con-
iinuance OF such n war, and the open ac- |
encouragement Of defeat by handful of
maraudIng savages-with strong suspicious
of right on their side and not on ours. Bu,
such - the choice before us and so far as |
we, individually, are concerned their is no .
hesitation about taking the first alternative. |
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
THE WAR RENEWED.

The following account of the trcacherous
surprise of Col. IIarney's command reached
here this morning, by express. Col Gates,
commanding East OF st. Johns, has transmit.
ted orders for immediate defence OF the posts
South.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
ONE PRICE hat sTVKE.

- For cheapness and durability, not surpassed ny
W here toiore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, lishtnes dura
bity and ustre the reduced price of 81 Their sale,
for which the necessity charging the gooc
for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
xamne their Hats BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re-
tail warehouse No l7S Chatham Square corner OF Nett ST.
New York. mysl-3m
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TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1882


~ MILITARY GARDEN, (Brookyn)--TO RENT
M The premises known Military Garden, Brooklyn
for rent for one or more years. with all the build
and the large double three story house adjoining suitable for
extensive boarding house, ass small two story house. sta
bles outhouses &c., the whole being in complete repair The
Garden covering about two tasteuy laid out the To-
cation snurpa>sed and to person in need 81 such an esta
bllshment it offers advantages rarely to De met WIN The
urntures Of the which complete in every
spect will be sold at fair valuation. For terms apply on tho
pre- misses. auls-eosW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

Lorsos MoNEy MArxrr, July 3.TwELvr O'CLOCK
svsrn.sc, aud H.. Honorable East rpdia csmpsny have this
morning received important overland dispatches fcm China
All that al present ascertain h that the China trade
had been opped and her Maey supernteudents aud Bt
tsh merchants made prisoners by the Chinese authors We
believe the dates from Canton TO the 10th Of April from
Rohav Ia the attn Of June and Calcutta to the 2lst OF May
opnons upon the affairs Of Bank Of England must for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

LEARN TO BE WISE.
If ardent a teaiion should meet with success,
Be it far more TO practice and less toproess:
Division, Peck slip, Duane Ann street forego-
For zoe lead to wisdom, while they lead to wo.
If nature win have her wild way, let US think
Who better can lead fro IN the reacherous brink,
We think and know well what art restore
Health, any may find il at Centre ST..
Those quack cries have hecn delusive too long,
They give the hroud both the weak aud the strong
Their charges great while the knowledge small,
Then GIRARpIr will cure you or pay not al ali
One bottle will cure you, those sages will say,
But others Will follow it day after day,
Till you fail T. exist while they fail 70 restore,
And their pocA cts exslt at the "one bottle more"
anl1 81 M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

{05- CLIREHUGH, invites all wearers and conposeurs 10
inspect his newly invented ventatng and perpetual fitting
Wigs which, for ganc- lghtess and durability may be
placed among the first productions OF modern art In their
they differ all Others made here The hair
being ngy inserted and equally distributed as to appear
issuing from the skim la their form they cover no more
Of brow than the natural hair does and having no metal
lie spring, all disagree able pressure is obaed They are
particularly to those residing climate,
they be made sn weight and thin as gosss
#lff
For this inventions, and the advantages connected with
Asrican nsttst svaded the first premium and competent
Isof Judges have them the very Of
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms 307 Broadway, Of Fulton street
aul6-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

= r@ aHPEorLEs LINE FOR ALBANY.-
Srrykra--5 Direct without Landing, -Pasengcrs win
-ssHsesS- find this the most convenient arrangement
they will be moestcd the landing receiving
gers by the their baggage berg also more secure, the
baggage win locked leaving the wharf AMI open.
cd uati the arrival ofthe boat at Albany
The and fast sailing Steamboat UTICA, Captain M. H.
Truede leaves pier between the foot Of Couandt and
Liberty This Afternoon, Tuesday August Goth, at Eve
o'clock.
Fer passage freight apply 10 the Capaa board, 10
CRO0RE K FOwKs, corner Of West and Liberty streets
or to 7. &. SCHULTZ, al the Office or the wharf
Ali goods freight bank bills specie ether property takcr
shipped board q this boat mutt be at the risk Of the
err thereof my22.1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

VJNO SOUTHERN And WESTERN MERCHANTS
l. r. L. SMITH 4 CO. have open and offer for sale q
large desirable stock French and Italian Silk
Cecds together with full assortment Of Nerns Shawls,
Laces, Hosiery, SsA AT l76 Pearl st. au7-3n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

JNANIEL SWEENEY, III Ann street, returns his snesss
thanks hi. friends for the liberal ssPportthsD
nave UNIFORMLY rendered him he first opened his Reestory
1nd assure. that WIN be his cossan sDdavvr " merit
continuance OF their appreciation His table nAways iurn'ssa
with the the market aord and those who mar honor s
table win prrsssee may depend upon being served VIA
Gle anliness clvity and promptitude. lie
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NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs HI. inenA
IN and the public that he has opened Reiecory te
large eegar. bnsng, No la Fulton street tsh, Flesh
and Fowl are aay. be found his tables and every dsa
ey Of the ovded appears in the MARKET
No will be wanting his part to give g~~ss
sstscss md he hopes 20 find u encouragement
which ne 10 determined 10 reserve.
ilOif j. SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20
WINDOW BLIND MANUFACToRY.

= WINDOW BLIND MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber respectfully seys to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large md elegant assortment
every description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting of Italian and other landscapes p~ph
Chinese Architectural and bancy Blinds which he
confidently their beauty strength and great du
raby they have been 9nown with common care TO last
.e"s. a.s. ~. and sts"s. Sor windows. so@rss.
vary from 81 and upwards per par Blinds painted and ts
order sy applying to n9nGE st s M "a spr,s s !;
mls2m'y
| harm FOR sALE.-For sale, small Farm containing
i about 40 Of land lying Great Neck, Queens
with kitchen attached, apple orchard and
falling spring Of excellent The farm suitably divided
wood plough and sdow land The property delight
fully situated the side OF Great Neck, fronting the
bay hreef1ar,hs Of nile from the steamboat wharf from
very desirable Iosaon Tor gentleman retiring from the
Distance rsm New York BY land, IA miles and about the
same by For further particulars, inquire Of
Gso eodsw. JOHN II. GoURLIE, No. Is Wall st.
AT OTlCk.-southerDers and other Strangers visiting the
IN city, respectfully informed that the subscriber has just
received offers for sale the following goods adapted the
season aad worthy the attention cfhouse. keeper,:-
LAMP5Ofall descriptions consisting OF one and two light
aH,e and Side LAMPS gilt and bronned with rich cut glass
Lanterns with double burners, with large assortment
Of Has Lamps, compete.
ers silver edges handles; Cake Baskets of pat
erns Plated Candesticks with branches; SHUTTERS and Trays
Plated Urns, Tea Sets Toast Racks Vegetable Dishes, &c
CUTLERY-Fne Bala4e Handle lyerv Knives and Tcrks
elegantly fitted in rosewood Also, Transparent Ivory
Handle Knives toniy) msnus.ured TOT SILVER iorss Aso
Beef Slice aud Game Carver Nut fck tine Ten and Pocket
Knives, Scissors, &c
JAPANNERYGothic, Sandwich aud Paper Tea Trays. In
of with Bread Baskets and Knife Trays TO match
Also Dresg Cases Tea Canistrs Sugar and Spice Boye&
NANTEL CLOCKs-Rich gilt, gilt and bronzed, ebony
aabasr white and black Of the latest patterns warranted to
keep correct time
CANpELABRAs-Gft gilt and bronzed, and all bronzed
Of the latest patterns with hgurcs ee
CANT Also, Slide Branches, from TO Sights.
GERANDOLEs-Gilt and hronzes, with and sights,
handsomely ornamented with rich ut glasa prisms.
BROSZED ORNAMENT S--Cssllestcks, lax Stands,
Watch Stands Thermometer Tea Bells. Ike
% Also. Just received from the celebrated house Of Dron
Sons further supply of Brtsrna Ware consisting Of Tea
and Coffee Sets. Urns, &c.
Also, further supply Of the celebrated Chi2ese Raror
Also farther supply Of gesilemens Tool Chests, very
plete.
All the goods offered reasonable prices the
New York General Furnishing Warehouse No "A Maiden
Lahe. (auiAy) l.. DELAYAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

|. C-s-- - ron PEEkSKiLL, vERPLANkS
AcE~3I POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
TARRYT0wN, DOBB's FERRY HAS.
TINGs AND YoNKERs.-The new and splendid steamboat
KOsCUsKO apt D. Haywood, will leave the foot Of Rob
n,on street, text Bsclay every morning. Fridays
epted O'clock stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
cash way. Returning will leave Peeksknl at ocsck.
Breakfast and Dinner on board.
r. s. order ford passengers tme to spend IN the
erent places the Kosciu,ko will leave Peeksk Il 2oeloek
TOR this trip onlyl
For the accommodation of passengers she win make trip
on Friday, Leaving /. above. 80.
For further inform atom, inquire OF HAWKINS Will
HANSON No 81 West street, where packages, freight &c
will he received for the boat. D2-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-20

WE have chosen the above coupls Of the OIL the
wv heading Of this sd,ertisemen from sru convictions
OF its truth Having hand assortment Of the hnest
s.Sars imported in ID. United .',s ant seleckd ex
pressy for this esabshm.s by agent at Havana we fee
great confidence recommending them 10 eur friends and tbs
public The comprises the eh,sst and most pops
Notwithstanding the Extra Norera, la Norass Imperial
- ,n Country ana imoor,,s .rrr,, CO.. prrass
and various Others which all whe appreciate the ss
ury Of Good sesar are invited 20 call ard examine.
Remember that sex 81 CESAR street receives h segsrs
direct Havana they selected exclusively FOR him with
the sres,cst BY corPeten, judge ..d hre : 70 Other
place in tbs city where strangers I'D Others cen obtain w
equal certainty the genane and Havana - Cedar street.
i,16.im'
\ sTONEs wATER FlLTERs-Thess srsha,e seea
highly approved Of IN Europe and America for tss lsst
thirty years. accounted surensr hitherto Invented
they combine the properties Of purifying As we a. eany9
the turhd water Is almost needless 70 avert 70 ms
utility and advantages be derived from the 81 well con-
strucied Offering parass as osvioss TO every person sk
filtered rain much wholesome and conducive 70
health ,hsa either spring the former anot nvs
ray containing mineral substances sout,os ana the sater
being impresna,e u deeayed and peId asd ys.ass
adu Diseases sch az feve asoes liver corplasst
Filtered water also Of the greatest Importance or
perfectly the virtues Of coffee. kc the uu
OF which cen easily tested BY making she experiment WITH
filtered and unfered water Manufactured and sold cuy W
J. STONE, Plumber aud Engreer,
300 Broadway, NY.
Ps-Thoss Who have Filters made BY persons 10, under
standing the business, have them repaired fitted up
the Subscriber plan, and warranted perfectly yaam'
ny- TO THE PUBLICs-we call the special at,sn,on %
the public 10 inducements held By srLyrsrss Co
loo Broadway fer INVESTING In real estate usied New Or
lean, Notwithstanding the attempts r,ae by tic ygrs David
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. have good for
knowing that the affair IN question possesses The entire esnf
denee oi the community bcse who
have any aoues 10 call Sylvester TO. Who DESTROYS
Of giving the most full and perfect satisfaction reply % any
in1sres made. el7s
ID l.. SMITH y 60. No. i7s Pearl sirsei importers,
IL. Manufacturer aad Wholesale Dealers in Leghsrn and
Straw Goods, receipt of BOO Bonnets comprs
ing all the eren, style, desirable FOR the fan BUSINESS which
they offer Cor sale ccacr. liberal terms Also 100 cases
Straw Trimmings AMI 20 printed and plain Salts Straw
auT-arn'
Al lLttAkY AND tIkhMENs CAfS-NlLf1ARl
IN HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gan tsses, Case
and Bags Cartridge Boxes. Belts scabbsds and kss
sacks All the articles, Wholesale add Retail Al literal
rrcesase Trs.ts, valces Carpet bags, Hat Bose and
every thing 10 Vi. line Of business .
HENRY 3. GRATACAf
Je2 Broadway, Between White and Walker streets
NB Cemp.nie. ab.utfOrrisg, both Military ndfywen,
furnished with T al the shortest nstice my Asn
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and Saturdays.
FARE REDUCED TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE
= C~ - The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain WIN. n.
Townsend will leave for the above places,
th. day Aug iAh at o'clock from foot Of Whitehall street
first Wharf east Of the Battery
Fer further information apply to
JNo. II. RICHMOND, Agent,
al the ofic. the wharf
Traveller. nav be assured that this boat isiu not with
@ boat that may put against her. but win proceed on her
sus-a !, IL no other boat was in company. je36m