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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24
NEW BOOKS,
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JAMES HAMM oND,S.

Life Of Roger Williams Founder Of the State
Of Rhode Island by " illnm Gramm-l, A. NJ.
Professor of Rhetoric in Brown University.
Beecher'S Lectures TO Young Men on various
important subjects.
Temper aud Temperament: or Varieties of
Character by Mrs. Ehs.
Laneton Parsonage, II tale by the author OF
"Amy Herbert" &c.
Stories from the Italian Poets, being a sn,nma-
ry IN prose of The Poems of Dante. Pulci, Bolardo,
Ariosio, and Tasso by Leigh Hunt.
The Trapper's BRIDE. tale Of the Rocky
Mountains, by Percy Is 81. John.
Blanche al BrdndywIne, cr September the
eleventh. l177: a romance combining the Poetry,
Legend, and History Of the Batle Of Brandy
wine; by Geo'ge Lippard.
Harry and Lncy,with other tales, BY NJ. Edge
worth.
Aunt Pa'iy's Scrsp-bag, by Caroline Lee
HeuZ.
Red Rover; tale by IF Cooper.
Father Darcy. by The author Of 1.-TWO Old
Mems Tales"
Amy Herbert, by Lady, edited by the Rev.
w. Sewe
Fanny the Little Miner ; or the Rich and the
Poor, by Charles Rowcroh.
The Wandering Jew, illustrated in two vol.
umes, BY f.. Sue. sept 10.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MospAy, Sept 81, 1876.


At Market about 2sOO Cattle, more than half
of which were Beef A0O Sheep, and 1895
Swine. Several hundred Of Beef Cattle and
also of Stores remained unsold.
Prices-Beef 'altle--We report, except for
thin Cattle, to correspond with last week-ex-
ira SO first quality $5 a 25 second rs a
4 IS third $3 a 81.
Stores-Two year old $8a Ia; three year
old Sl6 a $24
Sheep..lots from ST. toe IL.
Swine-To peddle 3,l.4 and 3 3-8 and 4, 4 J. 4
and 4 3.4 Al retail from 10 s l.2c.
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.A SHIP NEWS. a.
PORT OF NEW PORT.
A Il RIv T. ID.

THURSDAY, Sept ~.
Schr Ophir, Colburn, FIN Gardiner. Sloops
Isanc n Borden, Dunning, i'm Fall.River for a
Sailing Party Jane, Hawthorn, Smith, I'm
Pawtucket for Block.lsland.
FRIDAY, Sept Is.
Brig Orion, Randall, fin Piciou for Prov.
Schrs Shyiock, Crocker, I'm Phila ioI Boston;
Excel, Bnrkei, fin Camden for Fall River (;
Statesman, Ingrahnm, I'm Camden; Lncyanna,
Waite, I'm Gardiner Maria, Baker, fm kenns
bee.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10.
Brigs Mon,ezuma, Thomas. fn Digh,on for
Boston; iiaidee, Fitch, fm Sauga Ia Grande
for do.
Sohrs. Samuel r. Jackson, Winchell, I'm
Prov. Tor Phila Convoy, Kelly, fm Bath lie.
70, Merrill, I'm Portland Franklin, Nick-tron,
I'm Bath Daniel, Kelly, I'm Harwich Ellen,
Kelly, fm Bath, all for Fall.Rivsr Alexander,
Doughty, I'm Phila Abraham Brown, Frsncb,
fn fro,. for rbIls. SlooPs. G.pj. Warren.
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To George f. Stanton
Dedford, Srpt. 1. le45.

De1ToTd, Srpt. Z, Ie4o.
working, and in short time the calf of my leg
broke out in pimpes, which by scratching soon
became fever sores of the worst description
The irritation and swelling was so great that |
could not rest day or night used but one bottle
OF your Liniment, and I am now entirely well
was also affected by a swelling in my groin
from the same causes and the application of the
Liniment relieved me al once, and most con.
fdenty recommend it to the public as an invalua-
bic remedy. RICHARD MOSHER.
Newport, r. J. TAYLOR-Portsmouth.-
JOHN TALLMAN,-Fall River--CUSH-
MAN g. WOOD, aud by drugg lists gener.
ally throughout the State.
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FARMeRs ALMANAc.-We acknowledge the
receip, ofa copy Of the Boston Farmers Al
manac, for l847 This Almanac was for many
years published by the late Robert b. Thomas.
], is now published and sold by jerks and Pal
mer, and contains, as usual, much interesting
and useful matter. Il is ftled for the city of
Boston, but will answer for the adjoining States.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CONSUMPTION,


CONSUMPTION,
And the best medicine known to man for
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Shor,ness of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side,
breast, &c, and all other
diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
A very important disease over which this
"Balsam" exerts very powerful influence, is
that OF
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eficacious than any remedy hitherto en-
ployed. and in numerous instances when pa.
tents had endured long and severe suffering
from the disease, without receiving the least
curry has been resorted to in vain, the use of
this Balsam has restored the LIVER to healthy
action, and in many instances effected
PERMANENT CURES,
AFTER every known remedy had failed to produce
this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disca-
ses above mentioned, we also find it very ef
fectual remedy in ASTHMA, a complaint in
which it has been extensively used with deci-
ded success, even in cases of years standing.
1t not only emanates from a regular Physic.
ian, but has also been well tested in all the
complaints for which it is recommended. 1t is
not my intention therefore, either TO cloak it in
mystery, or in any way deceive the public by
overrating its virues on the contrary, shall
simply endeavor to give brief statement of its
usefulness, and fiatter myself that its surprising
efficacy will enable me to furnish such proofs
Of its virtues as will satisfy the most ncredu-
lous, that Consumption may and "CAN BE
CURED" if this medicine be rcsoricd to in
lime.
None genuine, unless. signed ]. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
sept 81.
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4 TEMPERAMENT.b by Mr.

vTNEMPER 4 TEMPERAMENT. by Mr..
Il Ellis; Memoirs aud Essays by Mrs.
jameson; The People, by " M'ch,iei; Con.
suelo by Georga Sand The Redskins, hy J, r.
Cooper Pictures from Italy, by Charles Dickens;
The Fair Isabel, by Eug,ne Sue; Tower of
London, by ". H. Ainsioorth Temptation Of
Wealth, by Mrs. Cdrirn; shores OF the Medi-
teranean by r. Schroeder Scenes and Thoughts
in Europe Sketches of Newport Stationary,
Letter aud Note Paper with Envelopes to match;
Pen Racks, Fancy Holders; Letter Clips !;
Fount, Screw, cap and Pocket Inks Paper
Folders, Perlumed Sealing Wax Motto and
Transparent Waters Also, handkerchief Per
fumes, French and German Cologne, Combs
Bushes. Hair Dyes, &c. Aug. 9th.
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HOW many persons are suffering from
- ,hls CO ,mplaini. who, by the use Of Dr.
McNams Acoustic OIL, might obtain imme.
d,atc relief and IN all probability regain their
hearing II is also a sure relief IN all cases
Of buzzinp noises IN the ears. &c which
are but symptoms Of approaching deafness.
Let the afflicted make trial Of this article
Sold only At 81 Cour,lHndt street Pncc 81
per Hssk. For sale IN Newpori by
TAYLOR
Sspt &
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Bailey's American vcrmifugc.

nECIDEDLY the very best and most effect
- ua remedy ever yet discovered for Worms
While 1t inviroratcS the whole system. II at the
some time destroys and errels all the worms
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24

The Medical Journal advises people who
wish to preserve their eyes, not 10 read in rail-
road cars when in motion.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-24

smith, T. River for N. York Hudson, Colt,
I'm Prov. for N. London.
SUNDAY, Sept, 90.
schrs Oscar CoIson, Thurstoa, FIN. Prov
Tor Norfoik Equity, I'm do for Green
ton for Boston Vigiiant, Heath, sld Tor New
York; Midas, French, f,n. N. York Tor Prov.
MONDAY, Sept 81.
Brig Creole, Meas, I'm Dgbion for N. York
Schs. Champion, Hatch, fn Dighion for
Bangor.
sips. Juno Allen, I'm Prov. for N. York f.;
Thomas w. Thorne, Durfes, fm T.. River for
do.
TUESDAY, Sept. go
Schrs. Mercury, Nash, FIN Albany for Prov
Diamond. Barlow, fm Prov. for Sandwich ;
Georgianna, Godfrey, fn Prov. from do Hol.
der Borden, Rhodes, fm Prov. Tor Phila lnde.
pendsnce, Brown, I'm do for Sullivan.
Brig Unicorn, Jerome, Prov. for Sidney.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 90.
Barquo LsBaron, Price, I'm South Atlantic,
800 bbls sp and 20 bbIs Blk. Fish oil.
MEMORANDA.
Towed to sea FIN New Orleans, I'd inst,
Brig Confidence, Cozzens.
Al Smyrna, 9Th ult., Bark Huma, Weeden,
fr Boston, 8 days.
Arr at Norfolk, Sept. 18th, Brig Prince dc
yoinville, Dennis, FIN Matanzas, bound to New
York, with sugar, coffee, and molasses, in dis
tress. Encountered the gale on the 9Th and
9th inst, and carried away jbboom, fore top.
gallant mast, foresail, &c. lost boat from the
quarter, and sustained other damage, besides
leaking freely, having had at one time 3 fee,
Of water in her hold.
Spoken, May 9TH, Ship Audley Clarke
Griswod, mos. out, 200 sp., another accoun,
says 200 VIII.
Arr at Honolulu, April 5th, ship Luminary
Cleveland, of Warren, r. /. badly stove by a
sea; IN lat. SO N. $50 w. lost second officer
doctor, and men overheard.
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YOUNG'S CONFECTIONERY:
Fruit and Fancy store:
ICE CREAM SALOON. &C.
No. l79, Thames-strt,
NEXT SOUTH OF TOWN HALL

7 wish to inform my friends and the public
Il generally, that have taken the above nam.
ed establishment and intend keeping as great
variety of goods as can be found in any similar
store in Newport. have just returned from New
York, where have made arrangements TO re.
ceive all kinds of Fruit as II comes fresh into the
market. have always on hand aS good and
large an assortment OF Candies as can be found
in the state Nuts Of all kinds Oranges Lemons,
Pine Apples, &c. TOYS Of every description.
Ny Fancy Goods consist olevery article usu.
ally called Tor at such Store silk purse, ,pock-
ct books hair tooth, cloth aud shoe Brushes ;
combs of all kinds, bird cages, fancy and work
bvxes, canes of all kinds Willow Cradles aud
a great many other things too numerous To men
uon. PcrfuBncry OF oil kinds, soaps, Hair
Oil, PomadeS. C0ogneS. Sc &c., all of which
will sell ri the very loweStprlces.
Ice Cream made pure, and fresh served up
every hour in the day and Families supplied on
the most reasonable terms Entrance To Ice
Cream saloon by the North Door, or through
the Store. Goods delivered free OF expense.
n. n. Young.
N.B. Ihave a large assortment ot Hair
Work, which ! will close M at oosi
Newport, July Cd iet6-im.
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HINTS FOR THE WARM SEASON.

HIN rs FOR TIE HE WARM SEASON.
FIhls wonderfol compound combines MEDl-
l. CAL POWERS over all other p'spsra-
hons ever formed fer the relief of those dis.
eases Tor which u Is recommended, such ~
iiendach., Dizziness, SIerpin~ss, Noises in tho
Head, Bad Tssts in shs Mouth, Nausea 40
sickness On the Stomach. Loss Of Appetite, Ia.
d,sss,,"", Dysprpsis, Fever and Aaue, PsiW
ni'e' Eating, S"uf Stomach, Hsssiburn. ysaa-
dice, Cosiiyeo.ss. D1t1fminsiiou of Biood TO-
,hn Head, Piles, Coughs, Colds. Pain in the
side. bnck, limbs and joints, Rhrsns,ism, all
Chro"c Diseases, ScrofuIous Bu,nsrs, Sale
Rhsuin, aud all CutaBsous Eruptions of the.
skin. General Debility, &c.
The Dundsiion and Tomato Panasss is psvz-
ticniariy recommended in canas Of lndiResti.n,
and Dy spspsia The following mrs s,,ne ~
,is distressing symptoms PSlpilston or tho
heart, hes'Ibar0. loss Of appetite, pain sftsr
eni'ng, luryuor. msisncholy, restlss.nsss. &C..
II will cure tho wovst diseases of
Mes~ofism,
and will eradicate merruvy from tho sysiam in
hnit"Iy fssier and better thsa tn. common
sarsaParilia PREPARATION. T'hs Dsnd~iion aud
Tomato PaDness is, NJ al muht b, aware, from
the 'ngr1d,-nis of which il is compounded, tho
beet as we'll as the ssfsr
Spring and Sxmmrr Medicine
now bsfors the public. Spring and Summer
arc the seasons when
Oys.nttry & DiaYrhca,
prevails, only use a wine glass Of the Panacea'
one or two mornings, and II will complete .
cure.
Joundies Compiainss
are most prevalent Tho symptoms Of these
complaints are
D'o,csiness, Dizziness Of Sight, &c.
It la. proved itseIrs most astonishing aud
eSset"al remedy for that worst Of oil maladie,.
The Piles.
bccaiise " cI~snses aud enables the stomach i0
d'sohargs int" fhs bowels und causes free dir
cuIaii"n, and regulates the whole system. and
thereby prevents
Costiueness.
In cases Of Cosiiv eness, either Of recent ~
lons standing. II has proved itself efectuai sf.
tor all other remedies nave failed.
Serofiia. or Kings Evi,
and all other eruptions Of the skin arc caused
by the impure state OF tho blood, and to have
pure blood medicine should ba occasionally
taken. The Panucea is wonderful IN ito effects
for purifying and
Cleansing The Blood.
and is therefore preventive for nll eruptions
Of the skin and will eradicate
Hupors
Of long standing, and in fact it /" requisite to'
ths promotion OF
Sound Health.
from the most exhausted constitutions
CAUTION.
1.-THE Purchaser will he careful, to sse that
ny name Is SIGNED on tho wrapper Of each
bottle as there ara " orthless avttciss mt M i'm
smaller hotties. pretended 10 produce the ssme
result. but are not safe To use Be snre ihero-
fore and enquire Ior Ransom 81 Stevens Dsnde.
lion and Tomato PanScrs. which may he OBJ.
tain-d Of my dnly appointed Agents. ard
by all the respectable Druggists. aud sp.
pointed agents in town and country aud sold
by JAMES K1DDER. Jr. Proprietor.
Druggist and Chemist, Maverick Square. East
Boston
Also for sale by DR. II. II. Hazard, c. G. &,
HAZARD, and r. J. TAYLOR, Newport, X. /.
July 10Th. 1916
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Court of Probate, Ifiddieto,On. Sept. 81, 1886
4 PPLICATION was made for an Admins
IA traitor to be appointed on the Estate OF
PELEG SANFORD, late of Middletown,
decd. II is ordered that the same be received
and the consideration thel eof referred to a
Court of Probate. to be holden at the Town
House, in Middletown, on the third Monday of
October next, AT one o'clock, p. NJ, and that
previous notice be given, by publishing copy
of this order three successive weeks in the
Herald of the Times, for all persons interested
to appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true Copy--witness,
JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob. elk.
sept "a.
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CLARET vINE,--cf choice brand. for
\ J,nle by bIinm Novtos,
Aug. 9th 10 lh'mcs su'r''
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DIANO FORTEs for sale at I40, Thames
l. street, made by the very best workmen in
Boston, which will be warranted in every re.
spect, and kept in tune for one year
july2 j. GOODSPEED, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
(FTom The ". o. P,eayune, March 49,
FROM MATAMOROS.

The schooner Equity, Capt. Place, arrived
here yesterday from Malamoros. Capt. Place
coutradicls the report which the press gave yes
terday morning OF the Imprisonment OF Mr..
Schaizel the United States Consul al lha, port.
Captain Place had conversation with MIR.
Schaizell the night Of Tuesday The 10Th instant,
who told him that such rumor had been cur
rent in the city, and that it was utterly untound-
ed. The Equity sailed in the course OF The same
night.
We received no papers by this arrival, but lei
ters we're received by her. One from Mr.. Scha,-
zell particularly audes to the above report, and
states that the whole was an idle hoax, BY which
many there had been deceived
There were various and contradictory rumor,
in Matamoros in regard to MIR. Slidell. The
mos, important was 10 the effect that he had been
invited from Jalapa to Mexico but our Consul
putle faith in this. One letter dated Feb 2eth
states positively that Mr.. Side had been received
but another from different source throws dis
credit upon This. II is quite probable that later
news from MIR. Slidell had been received al Mata-
moros. Our last accounts left him al Jaapa on
The Dist of February. We regret that We cannot
clear the matter up.
There was only the usual force at Matamoros
when the Equity sailed-irom twelve 10 fifteen
hundred men. Capt. Place reports that all was
quiet there.
The u S. brig Of war Porpoise touched at
the mouth Of The Rio Grande the plight Of the 9Th
inst, bound for Arkansas. Two OF her officers
boarded the Equity but remained only few mo-
ments. She bore away The morning OF the lUth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

A, large meeting Of the Democratic party OF
Prince Edward, held in the Courthouse on Mon
day, the 10Th OF March, (hat being court dayD
Mr.. James Wilson was called 10 The chair, and
w. A. Leigh appointed secretary.
After the object Of the meeting had been e1-
planned, Mr.. Samuel c. Anderson was nominal
ed as gentleman highly qualified 10 rePresen
this county in The next General Assembly Of Viz
einia; which nomination was seconded by Nr.
n. f. Venable, in long and able speech.
The chairman then asked, il there were any
other nomination 10 be made ? and there being no
other, the vote was taken, and Mr.. A. was unan-
mousIy chosen as the Democratic cand date 10
represent This county in the next Legislature.
A committee was then appointed 10 inform MIR.
A. Of his nomination, and 10 inquire OF him II ne
would accept il.
Mr.. Anderson, having had shor, conversation
with the committee, came into the meeting and
accepted the nomination in short but eloquent
address.
Mr.. VIM. c. Flournoy then submitted The fol-
lowing resolutions 10 the meeting, which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That The Democratic party OF Prince
Edward are highly pleased with the course PUT
sued by Major McDearmon in the last Legisla-
lure.
Resolred, That We the Democratic party, in
convention assembled, will do every thing in our
power, consistent with honor TO etiec, The election
Of Mr. Anderson.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JAS. WILSON, Chm.
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as6rfeoo1oogp azeyeate6rer~

look at The rapidly with which II IS sp,uaib,o 10
over our State, he will see nlot,re enough ~
cause every lover Of his country TO DC uP a IN
doing. without riding TO Canton TO oyefnea,
dialogue of TWO Wings, 10 find out The m1 ,,oa
of those who are advocating the cause OF euuea
lion throughout Virginia. However, ! suPPo %
pnor "Daylighl" may be excused for drawing %
broad a conclusion from such narrow premises
in consequence Of the dialogue being hea d. 81
important place as the ennui.shunnins Cah'oh
of King William!
But does he think Ina, the Democrats oil Ming
William are mO enough 10 he eulled by nis 'ell'
ing them in one breath, thai the education eA,
element was gotten up by Wing agitalors; ana
in the next, Major Fonlaine, Democrat was
The oracle of The education men? II seems 10
me that il should be obvious cren to him, u ms
ewes are not blinded by The glare OF his peculiar
SORT of "Daylishi," that this movement was sepa-
rate and distinct from all par;yism. There is an
editorial in your paper with "Daylishrs" piece
so appropriate, that must quote sentence or
two: .
"Those who have engaged in this enterprise,
Lelops promiscuously 10 both parties, and as near
as may be- in equal numbers. In their efforts 10
promote the success OF this holy cause, they have
forgotten all distinctions OF party, and shoulder TO
shoulder they labor for the welfare and happintss
OF their country and their whole country"
BETA.
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RIIrke,s Concert.

MIR. JOSEPH BURKE respectfully informs
lVI his friends, and the citizens OF Richmond
generally, that he will give one Concert in This
city, previous 10 his departure for the North, on
MONDAY EVENING, March 30lh, at Ex-
change Hall. On which occasion he will ger
form
/. Grand Fantasia, La Souvenir de Bellini,
(on airs from the opera of |. PiIala and Somnam-
bula.) by Arlot
D lie Trenolo," Caprice on theme OF Bee
!hoven. DE BeIio
3 The celebrated Carnival de Venice with
variations, uresqne.-Paganni.
A. Melange Brillianlc, entitled "The Return 10
America, introducing the following popular me-
lodies, with variations: Near The Lake where
droops The Willow; Lucy Neal Long, long ago;
Take your time, Miss Lucy; Hail Cou mbia
and Yankee Doodle and performed
by,J. Burke.
Mr.. Burke will be assisted by MIR. DUNDER-
DALE. who will sing some OF his admired Songs.
Mr. BURKE begs leave 10 state, tina, owing 10
present pressing engagements, he positively can
cot give more Than on. Concert in This city.
II Tickets 81 each, 10 be had al the Music
Stores and al the Hall. Doors open I, Con-
cert 10 commence precisely al o'clock
March 21-d3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
For The ENQUIRER.
TOI IHE EHqHHe'
MIR GOuGH

MR.. COUGH
Was prevented from keeping his appointment
at Louisa Court House on the 23d and oath in
slanl BY extreme fatigue and exhaustion, during
a prolonged and most successful series Of ad-
dresses in Lynchburg. He will make ample
amends, however, TO The people OF Louisa, (who
crowded to hear him on The 23d,) for their disap-
poin,ment, by coming 10 their April Court and
staying three days
The excellent hotel keeper at Fluvanna Court
House was induced by MIR. Coughs appeals in
February 10 renounce and abandon the sale OF
intoxicating liquor. His first serious trial OF
his new position was at March Court, The 23i.
ltresulled in glorious triumph. His receipts from
the stable and dinner table were greater than they
had usually been from stable, dinner liable and 6ayi
II was owing to the resolve OF many friends Of
the cause OF cold water, in that truly indepen-
dent county, TO save him from all danger Of loss
in his generous course, by giving him their Gus
tom. Not drop Of liquor was in The village,
believe, that day-not murmur was heard al
its not being iurnished-not sign Of its effect
was visible in any mans walk, or speech or be-
havor No husband or father went home drunk
from that court o, if all would but initiate the
example OF mine host, Ballard
A COLD-WATER MAN.
LOUISA, March 25, 1916.
- The Compiler, Republican, and Religious
papers will please copy.