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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-31

Tho Governor rose ar .uprr, pul on his
rlonis-. nud rhllsdu GmnL ilN result WE
lhn be- directed % repduve ipr nn hopr' md
urdcrts 4l,s rpuu uurliDl ca rnrri hili' inuut'
diHlrlY. u WnH no. long lmidfr llir cahH
WmIi.l nsHaulIrd iu too WeHrDrr -oi ~"
fuyrTuW,
,t,rulIomeu, ha sirl, 'yrl have lodnd .ol'
eu Howard guilty 0f rrusuu iuwHr'ls N'ia
Majesty, Kng GrnrHc, Lrl ufe know Why
Captain knprui. you have llir principal e'i-
drnrr, M ir,d,
pnln wtli ugr, ,ri msft0 cDulrnl' lla Cap
niu bundled Su GIy lrlnrf WHICH was
proved Ia be- ii iir band writing Of llin prs
f,urr,
Goof Genfrai Udfh'ag'oil My Vie Wotlh
bless YOU. have lrnrun ~ ll1nw ilrl
nrHre ys,ll soou iio declared, tnd 'grui a.
luvr n word a. suy dlIpui ~ Cav 'gHoion
Had liu hGru IL, roulhaud ui lice Royal Army
ut ilp cnunauccWeHt of lhr 'vrr, iu' r. -
MndauL-liunnur tlink We should have
srtlri III difficulties Wi'lrut trouble Nmin
say, Cod hleHH you
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-31
OuT lNfrllWcAs i.Hnl,
NOH&l = HOW AAN-

"rnwt inut"
A dn0 wtf oPeued mod toward willi h,s
sialer rnlafel. llin Gptlnlor rannd ins
hauds leo hl- ryo-, iur lcuf wi7 ,lr-rrudiuF
'liowHnl, Jou are perdur,d, ,ou nee l're
90 80 Nhcrr luu pIrusc. am glad to hrni
ilmi Cay Carleton b. remembered viii wy
usur rs uh American
Thr bruilirr md sister rushed iIi0 euch
nl!n'rr Hrnia
llosoB 10 Vur MEuouN oF Guf Cana.
roA, vur L,tr liuyAL Gu. lUNoR o. Mn
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

~ We would call especial attention
to the communication in another column
In reference to the beques. of Gen. JACK.
SON, and request careful perusal as it
will soon become time for the people to
act in the matter. New York, as usual
is before us, having appointed committee
to investigate claims for the Gold Snuff:
box.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25
Cur Album
oF ORIGINAL AS. WELL AS sELEcTED
sRR1NGIINas.a ~
No.s1.
Cur Album
SECRECY.

80 .
Secrets with girls, like loaded gans with boyD,
Are never yalued till they n,ake noise.
70 show how trusted they their power display:
Tossso@ how worth they their trust betray--
Like pence ID cfildrens pockets, secrets lie,
In female bosoms.--they. mus, burn or fly.
(. igi&.i.a51 tsii.si DEATH. t;ys ~.
j There Is perhaps no feeling Of our nature
so complicated, SO vague, SO mysterious, as
that with which we look upon the cold re-
mains Of our fellow mortals. The dignity
with which death invests even the meanest
Of victims, inspires US with an awe no living
creature can create. The monarch on his
throne ia less awful than the bcggar in his
shroud. The marble features, the powerless
hand, the stiffsned limbs. the eye closed or
glazed. Oh who can contemplate these with
feelings which can be defined! These are
the mockery ofall our hopes and fears; OF our
fondest love and Of our fellest hate.
1t Is in the rich mind Of memory that we
dig for happiness, and the deeper we dig tho
purer 10 the gold.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

The Cholera was raging very severely
in New Orleans at latest dates.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

The Senate ofWisoonsin, on the 3Is,
ult:, pissed n resolution by q vote Of ii, 10
., lnsI'rucling Senator Walker 10 resign
tor n his nanly conduct in r,fasing to vote
for the Wilmot rravlso, l''s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-25

aT The amount of Treasury Notes out
standing on tho lst of April, we learn from
the ofiicialrePort of the Register. in the Ma.
'tional Wing, was $7,0'2, 800 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
DR.. Jaync'S Family iIedicines.

W !iIHll he recommends with the grsates,
w confidence, being Ia " persuaded from
'aNl experience, that they will give very gene.
raj II not universal salslat ton and he assure,
ne public, that they need not t,ar either to Use
recommend theW, a. they are perfectly snet
nd will IT. an eminent degree. perform all
hat is stated ~ the directions ACCOMPANYING
'ht arllcle-ihey run,iSl Cf
JHPVE'S EXPECTORiNT, for Coughs.
Cold, Consnmction, A>thmi, Dronchiti.,
Hroup, 3r.
LIYNE'S TONIC pERNIFUGE, a ole,s-
IN and vip1be Worm Medicine.
JiYNE'S CIRNfN1 B7LSAU for
nmmer comp ain's or Darhpi, Dy>cniery.
Cholera Norb II Cramps Cholir and derange.
Eeni g"nctaly r' n stomach and bowels.
JiYNES SiNIfIpE RUS for Liver
Go nplainS, J,undice Dyspepsia &c.
JiFNL'S AZ FERI1UE Tor Kings Ey,l
bhne SWcllirsS, Ulcers scr iruiors, Gamer
rus and lniOlent Tutnonrs, Goirre &c The
various diseases ofths skin and all others orig
nailng irnln an impure >iale oi the blood.
1i.fES ; HliR T0UC. for pronoling the
'rowth "i the hair. giging u rich glossy 81.
pearanoc and removing Scnri aud dabdruG
JiY.NE S nam DYE, for chaugiog the
hair from any other color ioa beautif u subura
o, perfect jet black, without staining 3 The skin.
AT wholesale and retail, by
a. H. HAZARD. Agent for Newport,
near the Couu House.
July d ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
HO! for California.

NOTES al a Military Kecnnno,s, ,anrc from
~ Font lcayenw"rlh IN Missouri. 10 San III.
Z, in CalIlornli NC, by W. Il f nory
bre'et MAJ Corps Typographical Engineers
Three "er@s IN IN" Gold Zines, or Adventure.
wi!h the tioli Digs"rS "fCalIorni,, IN August
ielS Map Of The UniIed States the g. iish
Provinces. Mexico Nc.. slowing the routes OF
the U. :. Mail SIe Packets TO California;
and plan OF the Gold Regions. with gren.
variety OF Oiher new Books. Pictures &c., re,
lallhs 10 hat Country. For sale al
iLLEf > Newspaper and Periodical Depot
Dec. 80 NO l22 Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC,
REXISED EDITION.

THIS valuable 5, hooi Book contains ths
cha arl.rislic- Of lbe lurneT cation. ~ great
ly improved 0Im with Snrh rrtciions anu
additions as The aaHis ol The lines demand..-
Il has been alrrad, very extensively adopied W
place Of lie old edition, aud is received "'lp
he mos, unqualified approval.
Adams- New A hnclic is almost The only
work on Arithmetic ns 1 in extensive secliose
of New England. Il is us.d d N every paIi of
the Unit q States aud ~ the siate oi New
York, is the Ttxt Book IN ninety three oil tfs
ons bundled and 6ily FIVE Aradsn'ies which ~
port 10 The Regents 81 the Univrrsilv in l64L
IL hn. he. adapted 10 TIC currency Of and re-
pub ish.d IN Canada. IL has been translnleo
and fe.pubshed ia Greece. wfib@iandDS
The multiplication OF Arihmeirs, made uE4,
imany Of hem. OF the material of this work.
4 il has Increased in the pnblIc favor and de-
mand.
Adams's Arithmetfcal Serics
! The attention OF P,orretoI> "f Academies
\ Teachers ard Snpefinirnd, nia N our CommoD
school. and all those interested in education,
~ invited 10 the fun series VI AiithmeIica IL
Works nav published. Copies will Le furnish,
Il fT examinaio ion on applIcaliOn 10 either u
URINARY ARITHMETIC, or MEN,
lTAL OPERATIONS IN NUMBERS being
an introduction u Adans's New Arthmetie
revised edition.
u.-AD>MS's NEW ARITHNETIC RE-
VijED Ed ION; being a revision Of Ad-
ams's N"w Ariihm"tir, first published in 1927.
II KEY 70 THE REV. ED EDITION
OF ApA, S'S NEW ARiTiiMETiC,
! ". -MENSURATlOIN, MECHANICAL
! POWERS, AND MACHINERY. The prin-
ca le> Of mrn,uralion analytcally cxplaine /.
and pact call, applied to the measurement 4
lines supe,iires, ard solids also, phi'osoph:.
cal expanalion oi the simple mechanical pew.
ers, ana their application 10 machinery. De-
signed 10 follow Adams's New Arithmetic
(ln pres4)
| V. BOOK KEEPING. This WORK con.
ainS u ucid explanation ofthe science OF &C.
counts, a new, concise, and common sense
method OF Book. KEEPlNo by SINGLE ENTRY.
aud various forms OF receipts, orders. ires,
bonds. mortgages, aud Other instruments nrces.
-,ry for the TRANSACTION Of business. Accom-.
panied with Blank Books for the use Of learners.
Published by
PHILLIPS & s. ..MPSON. Boston.
COLLIN Il BROTHER. New York,
J.W.P pr MISS & CO., Keene, n. II.
| nov ~ 6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

& HumIoHnohIRhlllAh\ -,
&aaM PlLAS:AY ~ca'ain,npg @ ns' b fox; f1y
-=X- Ills. '
Il lea .,p oi Roberts e. I'm. q.
uu Il : aisaptIiila over all olhei p-ep-
ons Il saralarlla and Pills, is II ir con.
aied form aud puIity Of the extract,
WhI'h, be ng mLind with Other getl,le
'Atric,S ender lem The most PURIFY Z o. all
'icipeS.
The pc, uliar virtues Of the Sar.aIi rilla root
ave for long me attracted The q ention Of
he medical pro >>ion ard the 4 bite and
.reat interest has cen 'iiCc'td toll develop.
nien,S OF us medic ''''r' -. .'Hu us syrup
rnctures, and Decoclions have been Prepared
,iom il. all of which have been iound to con.
am little or none of the valuable pl.I ertes Of
he root. Medical men are aware how slightly
II e root yields lis vir,ue> b, maceIal ion il a
.r. and The impoSsibilv of relai;ibg 1t when
prepared ~ Alcohol. Hence the great value
JI he solid extract of which these pills are
p pared. One box OF the COMPOUND OF ar
aparIla Pills c'n'ainS more nt ;he Sarsapn i
ia than is Scontained IN two bottles of The Syrup
Isn IT., u.ea.
The proprietor expeT;:ented for seve a
wears TO obtain from ihe root Sold extract.
which should possess all its valuable properties
~ their INST concentrated form, which he
combined into the tom Of Pills, and has used
,hen in his practice with The most aston Shir z
ucceSS. end, al the suggestion of many friends.
IL now offers them To the public at q pIlce
~ irh makes them The cheapest medicine in
the world, with the lul assurance that they will
be 10 md TO be the best medicine prepared.
Tue Compound Sir>apaIIila Pills are used
Tor the permanent cure ot those diseases which
arise lIoH an impure Sate of The bl' cd and
morbid Scrce'inns of the Liver and stomach,
viz: E'ySpeaS, Scoiaa or Kings Evil. u.
GERS, Scaid dead, Db>iinaie CmaneouS Erup.
tionS, i'lotrhcS, BUilS PimpleS, sore. Weak or
lnfamed Eyes Giandu al Sweliags. Rheuma,.
nc AneclionS. Pans of the kon.S aud Joints
DTop>y, dyspepsia, ASthu Diau IA Dysen.
tery, coughs, Colds. Inflammation Of tho
,.ungs. Influenza. Indigestion. leada, hr, Jaun
lice. Grnelal and Nervous Debility. Female
omplains, Eilou> Disease, and Diseases
irlsing from IN injndciouS use OF Mercury.
md whenever medicln. is required 10 purity
md invignrate The system.
Tnry are n uuicr vegetable compound and
nay be used by persons of all ages. They are
.ieaSant /" The palate, and produce no nausea,
incaSi"ess OF grlping IN their -DeratlOn. Hun .
ircds NJ ceuIi"ate- could ne gwen oI persons
rho have used them with The greatest benefit.
purchasers viii bc,aricular to ask for Rob.
'rlS' Compound Sarsaparilla Pills" and OBJ
serve thai The wrapper on each box has fac
,im,le Of The signature OF JOS. RDbERTS,
VI ID. travelling agents appointed.
All applications tor Agencies, and letters on
The subject of the medicine. must he addressed
tpaid) 10 &. y. FAY, New York City. G-:
= Agent ~ the Ubiied states, BriiiS and
e India rovinceS.
TA Il n and C G. c. HAZARD
re- Is for y wpon.
G, Isl w.
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10 Chlrchmrn and all others in
tcrcstpd,

lust received at TII.LEY'S, i22 Thame
j stree, Swords Pocket Almanac, containing
lists Of lhs i'hops and Cergey, in each Lilo
ceSc, aud an AIphaberi'a al li>i OF the same.
with other statistical information of The Pro.
le'tan' Episcopal Church in The United States
or 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
Gifts for the Holidays.
last opened and for sale at
II. Al. 'EISDALE'S,

100 rhA"E' SrarEr. lnew No) an
100 extensive Gni valuable assortment ol
.AA,i - ID Of American, French and
English IN lnulaclure, suitable loG The aplo och'
.i.g iioliday's; which are offered al The low
Ct prices, consisting ~ part oi Gold lewelty
superior Epg,i,h Pn"ke Gallery, Toilet wares
rIencl perliiirerv, DRESSING Gases. Locies
Desks, Work Gases, Eu,elOpe AMI card "a
.e>, Embroidered Purses, Jewe! Cases Veg
,Ivpcy ornarnenls. Paper Weights Porte Mon
Iai-s, Pa el"rie,, Opera Glasses, oi!ve' FIui
Knives, AXE Baskets, silver Cups. Per>pec
ives, Stand.sheS, China Vases China Tea SetlS
James. Dominues. Chess Sc, WIKI , variety
# cheap fancy articles. Also, Lamps, of new
md b aulilul pItlsrnS, fnr burning ~. Burn
ins Fluid and Pho,cene Gas, which from lheiI
perulidr construction and properties are al
nrobly adapted 10 enliven the" Merry Christ
mas festival or illGnine The ingsess OF the
l"linppy New Year. These, with the ya;:et,
OF rich goods before enumerated present oppor
lun,ties for the selection Of ">uitabir Holiday
Gifts" rarely met with il any place not digni
lied with City Form of Government.
| Dee. IA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
NOTICE.

IiiE subscriber having moved his Soap and
l. Candle establishment from the Stone bulld-
- 81 Broad shr"t, 10 The building uu sheI-
"an I.ei, formerly the old meeting house,
ued nd used tor u >hou Time a. u soap
,"u>e BY San ord ell where h. has on,
a"d hard aud soft Soap, mould AMI dIpp"d
aud,es ofequal quality 10 any made IL the
a'e rlsew here. All Stor, kerIeI luILi>h.
ed At The lowest prices and seni to hem tn OF
expense. SILAS WARD.
Newport, Dec. II, 1913 dvwll
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Notice.

NilTs dsy received at BROWN Il ~ N
L FORDS, very cheap lot at Fall and
Einter Clothing, ef The latest Fashion, an,
arranten ~ cheap Sntanv other store
". u. Also, good assortment Of rice,
"od- "f the Fall aud Winter style whlcf
ey will m IKE TO order IN the lates, styles o,
n suite their customets
eDe - -. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
NEW DRESS GOODS.

NJ \DONN\ Plali>, I.am,rtine Slripcsr
N1Drab Alpaca. Figured Alpacc 'Aago
stripes Just received and Tor sale al Ieduc-
ed prices, By LAW ION d SBRUo.
Oct I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

NAY ALWAYS be found at the subscriber,
wi oi most approved patterns, and set wnl
aye. and warranted to work well. Also, Tin
and Shee, Iron Ware IN hand with Other AMI
cle- usually kept at >uch store. Tin Copper
,ud sheet Iron work M Ide To order. Order
,oliciled opposite L. l. U.lon tank.
WM BROWNELL
| Oct 4, 1913 dI,wtf
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Magical Corn Salye,

WARpANTED to effect speedy cure il
w the directions are Slrctl' complied with.
causing NO pain whatever, ,-n.at'y put up u
boxes with directions. at the low price of ~,
cents. Prepared and sold " G. L. ilazaid
.JrugglSi, No o7 Thames Street
Dee. -.
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Give itn trin1.

DfERS Cough ConleclIon, a pleasant anC
~ eifectual remedy iul Cough, Colds. tioarSe
ueS>, &c. For sale by
Dec ~. d&w C.G. e. HAZARD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

INIE efficacy of The Pink Root rs power
Il iul md safe Vetmifug-. j. well knuNn ant
1t sted b. It's very general employment, H.
both domestic and professional practpe.-
'hiNetirhri preSsnlS IN n convenient lW m To-,
y'ti"e~ ol the root, combined with SuiFic,en
'en"a lo ar as a cslhsrlic, aud wil hs found
~, ,geihet preferable lo ~. ordinary infusion oi
: Worm Tea" For ale tv
81. TAYLOR
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To Let.

To Let.
THE tenement over the store formerly occupied
i Ivy Thomas !. Pcckham, on Marx ct Square
S-'d tenement 10 comprised OF \ or ten rons
In c'ie of Natl IAN STANTON,
On the premises.
UARTlNE'S LOTION, Kidi IIorsr Lini.
ID ment, and Crspo's Lin 'nt-or sprains
wind-golls. ring-bonss spawn fresh wounds stiff.
ness OF the joints, nc. in horses-a new suplyJ
Of the above is received at II. r. HAZARDS
Near the court House
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@AhtNl g

&A..GS.
CAMES Of Oregon,
VI Race OF Improvement.
Bohemian GIpscy Girl.
The American Eagle.
The National Game of the Tourist
Mrlh for Many.
Beau and Belle Conversation Cards
Punch Comic Conversation Cards, at
Dec u. &. T.. lIAMMETT, JR.
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= arrangement for PrOvi-
deIsce.
Fare IS cents.

y-gVY0N VN dHT dTItT TSWVNUH1
Dec. lIIh, The fare TEL
'AE3fn5D Steamer PERRY, viii he
ss'7scS---SSs advanced ~ winter rates.
The Hl-ame reIry. capt WuoIsey, Will
cave >ayerS wharf ior Providence ddIiy (Sun.
iIi:tt' '-j) /; v'clocka IN.
RHIURNl NC, Will leave BraStow wn.....
Provldrnce, same days n "A o'clock p m,
" Fleishl taken al ihe usual low rates.
Dec 10 Isis,
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Goldfish,
New art 4 taliIiornia Company

4 IL who int nj Ipining this 'onp ,
"A must - n The sub cripii"n Ii before -
marrow. Tuc.dsy, 2n al : so'rl,ck A. NJ =
fte list vii - lcii NJ he store of II L. b 4
}. r NEWTON u Tor that purpose.
Jan
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Books for the Holidays.
HnARLES Z. nAMlEN, JR., I'D Ihamr,

~ street. has IecrI, ell q hTSt rate assortment
ol hn unl> lor lSl9 and juvenile books. III
elea variety. Among the AnnuaI. are
the Rose Of sharon Tne Garland
Tue Amaranih Ruby
Moss ""se t.'i' OF Friendship
Christian X ep~ake Memenru
Friendships Offering d.hir
Gem ppau do
The Juveniles consist of the best selection,
from the publications OF Munfue y. Fraucl..
g. .. Appleton 4. II Pierce &c. Anon.
them are works 10y Miss Eigeworrh. Nj,
Gore, Mrs LIE. Mrs. Summer, Miss >irirk
land. Mrs. Bubsnld. Mrs. sherwood NJ
! Holland aud Others. In addition to winch ar,
received the va'i"uS ne" publications a. the,
are issued ), a goI d aSS0r nent and reasonob,
prices, hope to sun 'nrss Who will give IN,
u can.
! N.Wuori. Dee = ISt2
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NORWICH, Conn, April l2,h, i647.

NORWICH, Conn, April l2,h, i647.
JAMES c. AVER, Esq,
Dear Sir :-Agrerahly to the request Of your
agent, We will cheeriully state to you what We
nave known Of the effects of your Ch,rry Pee
loral here, and they have been astonishing indeed.
Mrs Betsy Wheeler had been afflicted with sr-
we're cough and was reduced very low 80 low
that little hope could hc rnt, ,rtulncd OF her recoy-
cry. Cherry Pectoral, and TIT Llnne has cured
her. George NilkInron, Esq, had been, TO our
knowledge, mach affected with A thma 10. ELEVEN
years and grew yearly wors. and worre until the
Cherry Pcctoral has now removed the disease anu
he is as free from any Of iis SYMPTOMS A. We are.
rhc Rev. Marx Daniels had been so severely at
tackled with Bronchuis to disable him for hi.
uhhc duties and nothing had Civ, n r, Ii, funiil
! Mr.. Corning) car ied him boiil. &c yOUr Fec.
l. ~ which cured at once and hr now oiIic-
Il ga ~ ut.ai in his place These are three of
,he manv It -, which we have known it sue
ccsstul but never TO fail.
We have great pleasure in certifying these
acts, and sIe yours ,,ry truly,
Rev. DAVID CORNING.
Hon J. CASTLES NJ. sen. Of Preston.
For sale at r. Il. HAZARDS and Il. J. TAY-
LORS, Newport oct5 en-.
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Magazines fOr1Slo.

SuRSCkIPll"NS Will be received for ,ht
~ coming year FOR the following ierIodical>
LitelI Living Age, "a new voIume CON
me"c@> The last of December; Sor linS Union
Magazine; Graham'> Nagnzin. Columbia,
nagazlne Gpdey'S Lady'> Rook; Ladle,
National iI"lden'S Dollar; National Pc,orI.
al Parlor Annual: Nolhers' Mag zine; \.
mrfman he'Iew Democratic Review Black
woods Magazine Nerrv'S Museum Dow
nlnS'S llorlicullnr<t Beriord'S World a. II
moves. new weekly the DIguerreni, pc. and
Tor any other that nay be- ralleI for, NJ
Charles L. IIammcll's, Jr.
Dec. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

An Alternative,
Tonic DiuTentic
and mild Cathar.
lie. fIice 81 IA
ems per box,
'onialning g. fly
Ills.
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LONSuAiPl ION, AS1 hMA, ,BRONC HITS,
COUGHS d COLDS CURED.
CHERRY Y PECTORAL, The REMEDY
IU NEl" 4 YER FAILS.

NFAr m,y not science src, mplish when
W such e,iuerccs as these are shown! Truly
hose are guilty of cupable neglect who do no'
raIl themselves of what IL now within the reach
jf all Tor removing the C,,phs and Colds that
'r 50 liah!e to become dangerous and fatal dis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11
The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A = 6 e. N :.

TesIed by he ETperieace and OJscrraliOn q
Thousands, for uprards Of Ttcentg Years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-11

These BiiteIs may brglven a, cording 10 h,
directions IN doses adapted 10 their age, will
perfect safely and good effect They are tit
most natural mrdcne thai can possibly be usr,
and may justly be pronounced an lnesIimabl,
domestic blessing.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-15
Staanton, Oct. Is, 1876:

'HNIIE subscribers have now received their full
4 stock Of TOBACCO, lSN'UFFS AND
SEG.aRS, which added to their stock Of home
manufacture, enables them to offer inducements
to purchasers to deal with them. The choicest
brands of Tobacco will now be found at their es-
Enlistment, together with every description Of
Segars, both Of imported and home made No
pains or expense will he spared to render every
satisfaction TO those bestowing their custom on
their establishment. Merchants and others will
find tito their interest to examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
c. T. COCHRAN s. co.
Siaunton, Oct. Is, lS49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-15
M a led,

On Tuesday morning last, by the Rev. B. M
Smith, Mr.. SAMUEL E. CLARKE, to Miss ANN A.
RUFF, daughter Of Wan. Ruff, Esq, all of this
place.
On the aoth of August, by the Rev George A.
Shuey. Mr.. WILLIAM CUpp, to Miss SUSANNA
BISHOP, daughter of Mr.George Bishop, all of
this county.
On the Both ult., by the Rev. john L. Blake
more, Mr.. THOMAS c. CURRY, TO Miss MARTHA
ADALrxG RANKIN, daughter of David Rankin, all
OF this county
On the Sd inst, by The Rev Mr. Willis, Lieut.
]. w. MAssIE, of Augusta county, to Miss SARAH
UMBLEs Of !exington.-Uan VaT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-15
j Keady-lnatle Clothing,

from the commonest every day suit, to fine Sun
day and snperfine wedding suit, cheaper than any
other establishment. In the first place, then, they
are able to sell cheaper than other establishments
because they are well acquainted with their bust
ness. They buy and sell for Cash. and know
when and where and how to purchase their goods.
Goods well bought are half sold" Even # they
had no advantages over any one in their line Of
business, they can still pnderseil them, because
they require no large pruats to make up for large
expenses. They attend to their business them
selves, and therefore incur but small expenses.
comparatively speaking, in carrying on The same,
They sell their Goods for Cash, and therefore re-
qulre no large profits to make up for loss sustained
by credit sales. No one will doubt that the Cash
system, together with small profits, is the best
mode OF dealing and most advantageous to the pur-
chaser. II any one donbts this, he will be con.
WINGED Of its truth by calling at the
Clothing enc EsMssesy Store.
Corner of Virginia Hotel. where he will find =
large assortment of all kinds of Nseaav-nade
Clothing, for Men and Boys wear, such IS
Cloaks. Over Goats, Frock, Sack. Bust
ness and Dress Goats, Pants and Vests,
of all descriptions, Woolen Under
Shirts and Drawers, and all kinds Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats. Hanhker-
chiefs, Gloves, Caps and Hats,
together with some Fancy articles, all Of which
they will with pleasure exhibit for examination to
those who call upon them. Their prices are such
as will satisfy every one that this is the place to
buy 81 IL g. . WzN1EsR cEcHI-
~. The subscribers take this method to ten
der to the public their thanks for the liberal Pat
ronage which they have thus far received, and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
FRANK e. CO.,
Corner Room. Virginia .Hotel Buildings.
S'aunton, Oct Is, lS49-3n.