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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-12
nle0irines.

Heaven forbid that we should deal in an
article which would bear the most distant re-
semblance to Z Townsends article ! and
which should bring down upon tae Oid Dr
such mountain load of complaints and crin-
mansrsc from Agents who have sold, and pur
chatios who have used ) J. To@nscnt's Fer
menting Compound.
We wish it understood, because il is the al.
solntc truth, that ) Townscnd's article and
Old DIR jacob Townsend Sars1parllla are
heaven. wide apart, and infinitely dssinilar
that they are unlike in every particulars hav
mg not Que single thing in common
I As Townsend is no doctor, and meyer
was, is no chemist, no pharmaceutat.-kno
no more OF medicine or disease than any othr
common, unscentlic, professional man,
what guarantee can thc public have That L >
are receiving a genuine scientific medicine,
containing a ! the virtue, OF tic article U.cG u,
preparing il. AMI which are incDYb'G %.
changes which might re der thcm h ig'at-
of Disease instead OF health
/ But what else should b. eXpe- ted from one
who knows nothing comparatively OF medi
cine or disease. ii requires person of some
experience TO cook and serve ~ even a com
mon decent meal. How much more mpui.
tanl is il that the persons who manufacture
mrdi icine designed for
WEAK STOMACHS AND ENFEEBLiD
SYSTEMS,
should krow well the medical properties OF
plants, the best manner OF securing aud con
lcentraling their healing virtues, also m eSten-
siyc knowledge of the various diseases which
effect the human system, and 10 adapt RENE
! ii = 10 these diseases.
is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate. to
pour balm into wounded humInily, 10 kinjlc
hope ia the the de,paring bosom, to restore
health and bloom, and vlgor into the crushed
nj broken, and 10 Danish lniirmity that OLD
DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND has SOUGNT
and FOUND the opportunity and means to
bring hi.
GRAND UNIVERSAL CONCEVrRATED
REMEDY
within the reach, AID to the knowledge Of all
who need it, that they may learn and know by
joyful experience, llS
ITRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL.
Principal Office l0I NassauSrcet, New
York City.
T'r General Agents for Rhode | land,
CHAPLIN 81 TIlURBER, No II West
minister stret, Prov idenc.
&c. D. EEID,e,
Thr hrmeS Street, Agent for Newport.
Jan 3, 1919 ".
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SOL hat lime 10 ia ., have ielt no pam, no
hcancs,, no distress aud am now as Slrongand
Inly as ever" ;.
whcr internal piles cases ol- long standing
i vie cnlArsemenlS have become reimarenli
and II produce healthy action Immediately,
AlvNAtu1l'y and certainly cncct cue. !
Whe the most unAc,uallug confidence, proved
ay my own experience, 'ud iou several eases
ulsJ,re | have recommended a lIiaL' i gives
"a pam
for further particulars respecting cnros per-
,0rmci, and TOR General directions, refer Ia
~, printed plmphlot. II. D\LLGf, iuvcntor
ana prupI ieior f the original and only scnu-
me DALEY . MAGICAL PAIN TX
+ tACTJR
Orr0t-il5 Br,l1vay, New York
n jTlrE.-l haven ems in Nv York
Ci'v, t. ~'i' nay Article
ss. q. AHAiEte, Agent rog N'wporl
T. Ill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-12

The death Of Commodore Bolton, at Genoa
which we have already noticed, is ;he sAbjcc
OF tro official letters to the Navy Department
which we find published in the Washrg,or
National Wing. One is from Mr.. w. T
Goodwin, his Secretary, and the other from
Commander Samuel Mercer, of the u. S. shiE
jamestown but neither of them make any
mention Of the Circumstance Of tho Commo.
dore's las, moments being disturbed by the
iryuption OF a revolutionary mob. His Sccrc-
tary says h" fell asleep while debating letter
to the Consul at Leghorn, to which place he
had intended going on tho day of his death, but
was rcstsaincd by his wife and physician. In
reply he said-'' have no care for myself il
is my.duty" Commodore Bolton had been III
for long time. lie died on Washington 5
birthday; on hearing the usual salute for
which, he exclaimed, in the spirit of true
American-'Thank God, have heard that -
These were his last words.
The mortal remains of Commodore Bolton
were conveyed in great pomp to the last
place of their abode, the English burial ground.
Several batalIions of the regular troops, ne
guard, and ar'i ery, opened the procession --
Next came the pail, carried alternately by the
sailors Of The jamestown, and the Sandman
Troops and Immediately behind this walked
IS the mourncrs, large body Of the staff ci1i.
GERS Of the Sardinian navy, tho Americans OF
the Jamestown, and tie English Of the yesu-
yius.
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{llr1ilillts.
CATTION EXTRA.

A man by the name of CLAPP las engaged
with a v, ung man of the name of >. J.. Town
end and uses Lis name 10 pu, up Sarsaparll
= v'ich the "a" ~ HlWnsend's Sarsaparlla
dcromina,inq it GENUINE Original, etc. 1hi.
Towrscrd i. no doctor. and never was but wrs
formerly a worker on railroads, canals, and 'h'
Ike Vet he as,u nes thc title of Or, for Ia,
purpose of gpining credit fr what lo is not
/, THIS Is 10 caution the public not to be deceived
and purchase none lut the genuine original ol,
'Ur l.coh Top nsord S'r+aparln, having on i
tie Old Dr's likeness lis family coat ~ arms
.isnd his 81 su.turo acros tie coat of arms.
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Dallcy'3 Animal Galvanic Cure
Ill!

IN'lIIS inyauallr article has lately been
4 discovered by The same mar whose
MAGICAL PAIN, ENTRAC' OR
ha. performed aud d daily performing such
wonderful Cures.
Tie Animal Ga'varic Cure MI baS cured
Bone SIayin, poll Evil, Stamonfs, Sprains,
Galls. Grease Sores ard Bruises.
s'r See prin''d pamphlcts, aud read The
tcs'rreny lhctcin Cou'eitcd
Ovuci, Of iloI,c. and valuable caille give
ihc Gdi,alic CulC.'a obc fair TRIAL aud NY
word toi %. you VII lc.,r De- without Il aNsi.
vaM L. r. llAHN'D Agent Tor NCw
rur -
l.lijW
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o. j.. G. Squires. rece lily large contri
butor OF lnilan Antiquities 10 the Smithsonian
Institute has received the appointment oi
Charge dc Aii'irs TO Ga tanala, vice I;liiah
li.sc ofKenlucky.
We greatly rcoice a, t is appoinimcnt-
We have s"o~n Mr. SOU Ics for many years ;
he possesses hno talents and all the requisite
qnali' = to discharge the duties Of LIS trust in
most "Vle and faithful manner lie is about
2s years of asa.
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TEHg REST


The great superiority of Roberts Com
pound SarsapaIilla over al other prep
ara.iouS oI5Sarsaparilia and IliIs is their con
Ccn,ralci form, and purity oI The cNtruct
which, bcino combined with other vegetable
extracts, render them the most purifying OF al.
medicines.
! The peculiar virtues of the SarsaTarilla root
have Tor n long time attracted the attention OF
the medical pref, sSiun and the public. and
great interest has been directed to the develop
rNcn'> OF it's medical properties. variuu, syrup
IIucturcS, and DCcocilOnS have been prepared
| from il. all Of " hich have been found lo con
tam lille or none of the valuable properties Of
The root. Medical men are aware how lightly
! The root Yields lis virtues by maccratOn IN wa
ter, anil the lmpos,iJli,y Of retaining it when
! lprcrared IN Alcohol. Hence the great value
| Of he solid extract of which these pills. are
prepared one box oil the Compound Of Sar
Saparlll PIlls contains more of the Sarsapar.l
la than Is iScontaiuyd IN TWO bottle, ofthe SyrUp
usually used.
The proprietor experimental FOR sevcra
years 20 obtain from the root n solid extract.
which should possess all d, valuable properties
in thcil most concentrated form. winch he
combine into the form Of Pills, and has "a ed
them iu hi, practice with he most astonishing
,ucccss, and, ut the suggestion of many friends.
ne now oilers them 10 the public az a pIlce
the Wull', with the fUil Assurance ihatthey Will
be found To- be the best medicine prepared.
The Compound Sarsaparilla Pills are used
.iorthc p. .Tmancni cure of those diseases which
arise tr.m an impure state Of the llood and
morbid ,ercelions of the ycr and Stomach,
yiz Eu spelas, ScClula or Kings Evil, u
GERS, Sc'ld Head, Obstlna'c Cu'arCouS Erup.
tionS, El0tchrs, Byils, Pimplos, Sore, Weak Or
lnilamed Eyes q .andu'ar SwClllHgs, Rhcumat-
ic Affections, Pains OF the Ronos aud Joints
Drop,y. Dyspepsia, Asthma, iilrrtu a ,Dysen-|
terry, coughs, Gulds, Inflammation Of the
Lungs, hnueuza. lnd gcsiiou Headache, Jaun .
dice, General and Nervous Debility Fcma.,
Cump'ai DTS, Bilious Diseases, and Disease
arising from an iniullclouS use Of Mercury
and whenever medicine D. required 10 purify
and 'ugi sorlle ih' system.
Tu.y are % purely vrc,'1hle compound, md
may b. used hy person, ri1.i ages. They ar
pleasant 70 lhc p1l1'", and produce no nausea.
inca .iHCs, Ur gTiIIrg M . rlr operation. Hun
JI,|~ui Ceriihc1'ns conld b" gwen ui persons
who have used them with The greatest bruch.
Purchaser, viii lr aIl''ulor tou,k fer" Rob .
"r's' Compound S1rsaI 7rilla Pills, and ub.
serve ilat ne vfurr,r 90 each l,N hos n tao
.iui'c e. IRE signature 90 JOS. ROBERTS, /
VI. -. Npu1FeIliny accents appointed.
hll explorations lor Agencies, md letters ou
lc subject ui tNc uc'I'.u', must I.r addressed
.pD,. Ts1JpC e.. T.. FAY N.w l1rt Ciy Crn
.ral to.ti fr nc United Su'e,. British and
,lc, in'.a Province.
e.. TANLDR anJ u Z HAHAbp
f,uf. Ipf N,Up,u.
.|'E " i-i4 ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-12

LATEST FROM CHAoREs AND PANAMA. -
The steamship Isthmus, Captain Baker, ar
rived yesterday morning from Charcs, Via
ilavaLa. She left the former port IN the 9ih'
and the latter on the 10Th inst. She brought
to this city $4,000 in gold.
/ A passenger fom Panama who had char
tered big from Charleston, states, that il
was reported at the former place VIXEN he
left, that a large amount OF gold had been
shipped at San Francisco on the ca aiforni,,
and on two ships which were bound to the
United States direct but in regard to a ship
mcnt by the California il is not possible thai
this can be so. The Caliornia's arrival car
hardly be known at Panama I'LL she report;
i, herself
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;siCal lCII killc.

W hKRN>EED to'eilcc, a speedy cure i
w the directions are Strictl, complied with
causing no PAIN whatever, neatly pui up IN
BOXES with directions. at the low price Of l25
cents. Prepared and sold " &. &. Hazard
Druggist, No 81 Thames Street
Dee. -
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Dicictics rorlIlc Sick, &C.
UinSlnN'G ExprCss

---E,r7~gl The Subscriber continues TO run
I'D '.---iJef: an Exrurss, from this place daiip,
by which pack,rrs NC. may be forwarded and
delivered, Ivy faithful men, to any part of the Uni
ted States. Al ,rlrrs and packages len at tho
Ofcc, No. -, T,'~'s arcci, NcTyo1, willmcct
with prompt attention.
dec 29ti X. y. KIN5TEY.
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z: The desire Tor wealth is alya,s morally
injuiious, aud operates as an cajr,ual ,iock
tp ordinary indusry rrcai callh. suddonly
acioired, il seldom 5aGcGci. lo tha p1ss.s.,.s
80 90 90 chilif,n
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor!
Burns and ScailIs.

\ NEVER in n Single instance, since 's first
~ introduction by me in 1879, ha, this un-
rivallcd Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds, and what is Of vast inp,r-
tancc, especially to Girls--it heals the wound
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may be savcd-(a (and in extreme cases, life IT,
self by prompt application Of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate OF every
! family,
I rs eaects are instantaneous when applied
: 70 Burns and Scalds it cools and draws out
the fire aud pain in few minutes, and this
constitutes the difference between nv genuine
/ Dallcy's Extractor and the counterfeit articles.
Counterfeit Extracts irr.tatc and incrca The
pain.
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES.
1t may with truth be said, that there 10
scarcely family Of small children 10 be found.
but whore accidents sometimes do occur anp
that these accidents principally comprise
Burns. Scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises. -
To this category Of accidents may be added.
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND lNFLAMEn EYES, REIEU
MATISM, ERUPTlOAS. SORES,
SWELLINGS AND INFLAM-
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CHAGaEs, March &


| All the vc sells and steamers that have eail
ed from New Orleans have arrived, EXCEPT the
GaIrc- ton, and ii is sui posed tha, she is lost
gs she has not been heard of since oho left
A bark from New York arrived here yes.
crday. She was twenty Elk days Uut and
has fifty passengers.
The steamer Orus is running regularly in
the river, but only goes up eighteen miles,
and before leaving This place she puts all the
baggage and freight in canoes, takes them in
tow, aud after running up as far as she can
60, puts the passengers in the canoes, 10 Get
up to Gorgona the best way hey can, which,
Is about twciYo miles from where the stoanbo2.
1T
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Farm to Let.

I'llE Farm now occupied by Joseph Batcman,
L c1nioi"ing about Is acres Of excellent land,
wan privilege oi Sea Weed, and the right Of
selling stones and gravel Il large and commo-
dlous dwelling house, which will accommodate
10 borders. small h use for the tenant with
suitable apparatus lor CO, king; two large barns
and crab, with all oh'r out buildings For terms
apply to THOMAS J. PECKnAM. 2
| Jan -. IT,
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Tsgs. LVAsGEsEN'3
scrOfs,leNs, H2cTc,srilI and Caytn-
lnn-l. Ibi.H.RSnS.

Jhundicc, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billions
Disorders, Tuuor in the Throat, Swelling OF
the Limbs, salt Rheum, Bad Humors, Can
cerous Sores Chronic Catarrh, Headache
Nervor, lrrilatian, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoS,iycncsS, weak and sore Som
ach. Ulcers and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumaiie Affections, ErySipclaN Erupiions on
the face, King Evil ianguor, Debility Diz
zincSS, Sallow Complexion, Loss Of Strength
and Flesh; all those disorders which arise
from the abuse Of Mercury, or from an impure
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Read the following a 'Sivcssing
ease OF Piles cured.

W. jenkins, E,q, Of Columbus. Chlo, Sec.
rc'aiy oftie Ohio Insurance Company, who
was taken 10 New Yorl, in extreme debility,
with piles. 10 have an op'ia'ion performed by
lhc cclcbfalcd Dr. Moi, as ,hc only tharc o.
save hiS llic, accidentally lead oltlc Pain EN-
tractor, states, "lor years my disease dedcd
medical xiii, and grew worse, until life be-
came iriolcialle. \ soon n cOmmruacd
using his Sulve, I rested iu hrd lor The night,
ll'c iiI time ~ many monihs. The Ir,qucn " "i
ihr dr ,t1l",, ahaicd, n q i,u WDt,s iie .,
'hi.lI' .'rtr'Iou va 'nurIt ."ppus ,t md
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Read the following Terrible
hpspu Of :, Child.


From the Merchants Ledger, published in
the City Of New York July llth, ldi7.
! 1t is often duty we owe to society, par
ticularly in these times of very great dcccp-
ton, to testify publicly and voluntarily TO such
things az come under our own positive obs,r.
vatlon
/ TO this end. as well as in gratitude TO the
inv, ntor of Dalley's Pain Extractor, we would
state, that a child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon red hot cooking stove,
| Nriking it with both arms near his elbows and
| falling upon his knceo) continued to hang
with his hands, having caught IN The boiler,
| he cover being OIL at the time, I'll! ,ie flesh
of the arms and hands was pear entirely taxi
! en- Off aud the cords of the wrist were nearl,
burnt a,under. Being sent for in haste, We
drove for a box Of Dalley'S Pain Extractor,
and before it could be applied it wa though,
hat the child must die, his writings OF in
jcnsc agony were 50 great. In twenty minute,
alter Tic application was made, ho slept, and
| lille or no pain was afterwards felt, cXccp,
uchings, and the dressings. In about three
| weeks all was well, and no contraction of ,hc
words or even scar is now tobe seen.
Ic Having watched its almost wrarulous oprr
ltlons in this tender case, W!ih that intense
care and anxiety that alone fills parents
breast, we do know that life and death hing
Il upon moment, and feel lh1' IN cXlTemn ca
-es of this kind, our all. yea aimoS' lie ii.elI
,hould be given for a boxot this Pain Extrac-
\ tor, III preference 10 all else.
A CHILD BADLY SCALDED.
\ The following from George L. Pomcroy
Esq, the well known proprietor IF the TX.
press, speaks for itself OF The Importance Of the
| Pain Extractor 10 every Parent
Express Office, Albany, Sept. !.
Mr. Daley,
| My Dear Sir; With feelings Of no orlina
| ~ pleasure address you in relation TO the ben
fit have received from your invaluable Pam
Extractor Lately my little daughter q years
| old had pitcher Of boiling water turned INTO
! her bosom; her screams were dreadful, so That
u Gro vd instantly gathered before tie house TO
learn the cause of the terrible screams. ltOrc
her clothes asunder, and soon spread on your
>alvc, aud she was carried and lai upon Il bed
She was soon relieved from her pains, and
says, Ma, ;eel AS i'll could laugh ard was
soon in sweet sleep. She was scadcd to n
blister from The top of her shoulder over more
than halrher chest and round under her rms
On the shoulder and breast it was very deep,
yet, from The first hour She complained only
when it was dressed The sore healed rapid
ly, and there is no contraction of The muscles
lnow keep pot of your ointment with linen
ever ready at haCd that any one may reach II
at any momcnt, in case of need and from The
signal benefit we have received, could | not
obtain another box, ! wOald not part with
the pot have on hand for one hundred dollars. |
Win my wishes, my dear sir from your
success in The sale of this might Article.
1 ,tyith
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IL Peter Skcn Smith has been appointed
collector rmi1I,llna
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GEO. f.. POMEROY.
DIT Tg

This distressing disease so prevalent and
difficult to cure, invariably yeas To few
thorough applications G. my Extractor. But
It must be distinctly understood, it muI be
Dalley's Extractor. the original and only gcnu-
inc article, procured al my own Depot 4l5
Broadway New York, or from my authorized
Agents. will not hold myself responsible for
The effects of any other Extractor Tor am too
well acquainted with the dangcr-aieuGlr The
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Female Complaints, Family Use

! For all Female Complaints, these Bitter
viii be found the most pure. delicate, pene
lraling and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
to females, with this exception, that ladies o
delicate constitution should modify then
Slightly. Unnecessary Those suffering from al
obstruction or irrcgularity, should use them
freely, until nature is restored TO her proper
action.
Their warming, animating, and Strengthen
ing qualities will b. highly appreciated. They
cliectually remove nausea. heartburn, nCryou.
irritation headache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs, &c, and imparl light vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
70 Ladc. afflicted with Dyspepsia, lndiges
ton Debility, feeble circulation Of the blood
! small Eru2tJnS on The face, a yellow ~ dingy
comp,cS,,n, these bit'crS are or ne,.imablc
;aiuc. |, has been truly Observed that beauty
OF complexion is g:sihlc hcallh' aud This car
only be Obtained By keeping The blood and in
ternal functions, ia a ,oand and healthy conii,
ZION. Beauty cannot exist Independent 0!
,oalth.
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To Let.

4 farm situated in MilJltown. about tbre
u mi, from Newport, contain ing about on
hundred acres. For terms, crqrirc o.
ianlS-tf JOSEPH SOU'VIIWICK
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Tor C.siilvcl.

4 These Dilcr, may be given according to he
/ directions, in loses adapted to their age, with
Il perfect safety and good effect. They are the
Il most natural medicine thai can possibly be used
1 and may justly be pronounced an inestmabe
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 a =, tG 4. NJ

RECOMMENDED by emf
nent physicians as a ">aie.
convenient aud very cilica-
cious Remedy = as one that
will rot disSappoinl The IN >oE-
able expectations olthosc who
use it, and superior to any
o;hcr within their knowledge, ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-12

NtHWiHU TOW ISrNU SdrouV3rIIIa,
old DIR. TOWNSEND is now about 20
" years OF age, and tas long been known AZ
he author and dscovcrer ofthe Genuine Origi-
nal "Townscnd Saraapar'lIa." Being poor, he
was compelled to limit liz manufacture. by which
means it has been kept out of market, and the
lsdcs circumscrbrd to those OILY who had prov.
ca its worth and known its value 1t has reach
de the cas- of many, nevertheless as those per.
sons who had been healed of sore diseases, and
saved from death, proclaimed its excellence and
wonderful
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HEALTH POWER

I Knowing. many years ago, that he had, hy his
skill science and experience, devised an article
which would be - incaculablc advantage to
mankind when the means would be furnished to
bring it into universal notice, when its ncstima.
ble virtues would be kn'wn and apprcciotcd- -
This time has come, the means supple ; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED PREpARA-
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Police Imtelllxenoa.

Intensive Robbery Of Gold - on the 10th instaut two
French gentlemen brothers by the VI lie Fovre,
from Philadelphia put up at Delmonico's Hotel, In
broadway. oPposits the BowliDg Green. both occupy
ing the room on yesterday Tuesday afternoon
rogue entered their during their absence,
by opening . window which locks into the hall; this
window upfastened, aud the thisf, push ng II
mp, obtained easy access. The two trunks belong
each other found broken open, apparently
done with chise from the marks on the trunk, aud
bag containing t230O In gold eagles Of this last
cDir age, new gold lever watch, valued at $40 pur
chss hat day BY Mr. Leteyre aud placed in hisrunk
for sae Keeping was taken The appears 10 have
been In soDe~bat Of hurry. In the other trunk,
winch he omitted to open, bag containing ths
amount Of gold vas deposited therein The facts aud
have been placed into the hands Of off,
cers Stephens aud Hays, who nov tbs alert In
10 offered for the recovery Of the m 1ney.
Charge NJ Rape-Ofncer Prince John Davis, OF the
lover police. arrested, yesterday, German by the
name OF Carl Fnrbach, keeper of smgrant board
issued by Justice Lothrop wherein he stands charged
with violating the person Of young married woman,
by the Of Lousa Muller the Goth OF June last
II appears from the affidavit Of Mrs Muller, that she
and her husband boarded at the house of the
that during the absence Farbach forced
hand over b,r mouth. while he committed the outrage.
The sgistrate committed the accused to prison to
await further hearing. r.sf r.H.'
Chsrge Of Rob5ing Emigfanf -Onicer Evans, Of
the lower police arrested, yesterday, man by the
name Of Jereminh Waddington. q charge Of break
Ing open the trunk OF Of his emgsut boarder BY
the Of Pinches Davis and stealing therefrom
lot 81 clothing valued 1T 800 At the time the act was
committed W xddbgton Was keeping house ct No. 100
Ceosr street, but has left and nut leaving
tcs Lothrop detained the accused tor further hear
ing