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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

The undersigned wholesale Druggists the city of New
York, have sold Dr. s. p TowNsENDs CoMPoUND EXTRACT
for several years, and consider the O
giat and Genuine Dr. Townscnds Sarsaparla and that it
the first introduced to public notorcty
Boyd & Paul, 40 Courtlandt-st
Walter b. Townsend & Co, 2IS Pearl-st;
Leeds s Hazard, 12l Maiden Lane.
John Garlic & Co. I53 Waer-st.
M. Ward & Co., S3 Maiden Lane.
J. s. J. F. Trippe, 92 Maiden Lane.
Graham & Co, 10 Old Slip.
Osgood & Jennings, 133 Pearl-st.
r. 3. Havand & Co., Office III Broadway
Jackson, Robins & Co.. I3I Water-st.
Thomas & Maxwell S6 William-st.
William Unlcrhill, IT, 1873 Water-st.
David 7. Lanman, 60 Watcr-st
Marsh & Northrop, 60 Pearl-st.
Norton, Babcock & Wood 139 Maiden Lane
PenfOld, Clay s Co., Fietcher-st
Oleott, McKesson s. Co.. 127 Maiden Lane
A. B. & d. Sands, 100 Fulton-st .
Schiefelin Brother & Co, 1o4 and i0G John-st
Lewis s. Price, 30 Pearl-st.
Havand, Reese s. Co, 80 Maiden Lane
Rushton, Clark Co, 1IO Broadway 10 hstor
House, and 273 Broadway corner (hambers-st
Philip Schieffelin & CO., 107 Water-sf "
Pom s Palanca 96 John-st
Sherwood & Coffin, 81 Pearl-st
Rust & Hougiton 50 Johnst.
l. Minor s. Co., 2I4 Fulton-st
Ingersol & Brother 230 Pearst
Joseph E. Trippe, I2S Maiden Lane
Haydock, Corlies s Clay 2I8 Pearl-st
Greenleaf kinscy. 45 Courtlandt-st
Dr. A. G. EVANS & BROTHER are the only wholesale
and retail agents. here, for DIR. S. p Townsand Imnro
yea Extract OF Sarsapara where may found at all times
large and select stock of Drugs, Medicines Paints Patent
edene and the many fancy articles usua, kept in the
Wilmington, n c. June %, 1850 42-sf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
MILES COSTIr

w. II. j. VANN.
INSPECTOR Of Naval Stores and Provisions,
L [2S-f1 Wilmington, n. c..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

WILLIAM A. GWYER,
GENERAL Agent, FOrwar riding d COmmf ssfOn Ier
VI CHANT take pleasure in informing my friends that
prepared to give all business entrusted me, ecien
and personal attention have wharf for Naval Stores
with ample accommodations Spirit House, and Warehouse
Consgnments of Naval Stores for sale Shipment and al
kinds of country produce solicited Cash made
consgnments.
Wilmington, n C, May "a, 1850 37-l2n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FUR SALEs
TTE subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land lying on
the East of Black River, the Black River Road.
about twelve miles from Wilmington containing Five Hun
dred Acres good Tar and Tupentne Land and also
ing it large quantity of Oak Wood The above Land
situated at the forks of the Black River and Long Creek
Roads, and would offer very good stand for Tavern
Country Store Terms will be made easy, Apply to
JOSEPH E. LEWIS.
Moore's Creek New Hanover CO., Nov p, 1850 Him
LOOK AT THIS.
THE undersigned having determined moving South, ,
offers for sale his plantation whereon he resides
upn county, lying the main road from Fayetteville
70 Newbern, three miles west of Kenansve containing
bout 900 Acres, onehalf of which cleared
state of and he has hesitation in saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the neghborhood The
Dwelling House convenient and comfortable with the best
set of out-buldings in the County.
Also, tract of Tar and Turpentne Land the all
Road three miles below Stricklands Depot, containing
bout 600 Acres.
Also, valuable Steam M of ten horse power) located
at Strckand good order and superior of Horses
Wagon, &c.
A bargain be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy.
JAS. M. MIDDLETON.
Tmnlin 25 1870 7-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
FOR RENT.

THHE Wharf just above the Rock SPRING known as An
/ Halls wharf together with large Warehouse i4
it, (now barrel factory near the water and COM
Portable office being tin roofed will make it par
cuar1y cosuensent for Packet Steam Boat Landing
for the receiving and forwarding business Possession
given Immediately. Apply to E. ID. HALL:
October II, 1850 5u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
MRS. SHAW'S

FASHIONABLE Millinery and Dress-NEaIzing Es
tablishment Secondstreet, opposite Mr. O. G. Pars
leys. Always hand handsome assortment Of Cloak
and MantilIas, of the latest styles
Wilminpton N G. Nov 22' 1850 lily
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
AN ACADEMY TO RUHD.

AN ACADHA1 IO
TTNHE Undersigned Building Committee for Long Creek
Academy, will receive proposals for the erection of
Academy building at Long Creek Bridge Said building to
be of wood, placed brick pillars three nigh to be m
ty feet in length twenty-five in width and two story high
For further particulars and specifications, apply to
JOHN LARKINS,
r. c. HALLETT,
JOHN JONES' Committee
PATRICK MONTGUE,
C. ID. HENRY,
Long Creek, New Hanover county, Nov 22 1850 lift
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

T-1OR Rent-The dwelling and lot situated Chestnut
street. at present occupied by Mr. S. p. Cause, is for
rent from the first of October next. Apply to
Sent both 1880 2tfl N. N NIXON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

SPORTsMEN, ATTENTION.
IH7E have just received our Fall supply Of com,
wv prisi the largest and best assortment OF
Double Bird, Duck Deer Guns ever offered In tne
State. Also, Rifles, Pistols, Premium Caps, F0Waer
Flasks, Shot Pouches, &c. POLICY & HAIL.
Guns repaired and made to order.
Oct 4, 1850. Att
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

One year, In advance, within three months a. so
"hen payment is delayed over three months g 90
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LOST OR MIsLAID.

BOUT two months sncea for So Is, given by Jonah
n McFarlan to NJ c. Mills, bearing date, Feb 1st 1850
All persons forbidden receiving trading for said
ELIZABETH MILLS.
Nov. 29th, 1850 12-2t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

NaEW LIsTs.-A large supply on hand and for sale 10
~ at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06
TO RENT

TO RENT.
the first of October next that two story Dwell
ling House, Front-sreet next door to the corner lin
of at present occupied by Mr. VIM WILSON
Price $500. Apply to H. b. ElLERS:
September u 1850 Stf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

NOTICE
rs hereby given to the Justices of the County Of New ano
ver that majority of their body required be present
at the next December Term of the Court Pleas and Quar-
ter Sessions of said County elect Spernendens of Com
Schools for the ensuing year.
By order. l.. H. MARSTELLER. Clerk
Nov. 22 1850 Tl-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-12-06

DRESERVES, Pickles, eSc.-We have just received
and opened large assortment of Pickles, Preserves
Brandy Fruit, Tomato Catsup, &c. which
mend very superior articles and offered low for cash by
J. WILKINSON & CO.
n B. Pickles in half bbls. for Hotels and boarding hou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22
BRASS FOUNDER,
pIIrMRER AND COppERS MITII.

The subscriber +, spcrtiiilly informs his friends
and the pslic that he is prepared To execute or
dcrs in the line oi les business AT the shortest
notice, and ou the most reasonable terms. All ar
ticcs usual, in the Foundry, Plumbing and Cop.
pcrsmith line, are kept manufactured, constantly
on hand, aud repaired in the neatcst, most eNpcdl-
tious aud substantial manner. lie has inr sale "A
yer, large and beautiful assortment oi the latest In
ycuiun Copper and Iron Pumps, among which
ma, l' enumerated Fanam's patent bnullc Ac
tion Forcing and Suction Pumps, Patent II ydraul-
ics Double action, lift and force Pumps, Sl ip and
stramhoat Pumps, and great variety oi others,
which are kept always on hand and will l'c fitted
in the best manner and warr,ntcd not to fail, until
worn out.
A huec supply oH.cad Pipe is kept constantly
ON hand, which will hc fitted To order in ANY 81,
that may be- dcsi.cd.
The Celebrated B,ass Crotnn Faucets, may AL
WAYS h, loun, in ever, variety, and Al allpri,cs.
4 large az sentiment oi such articles a. a,c usu-
all, found in AN establishment of this KIND. will
ever IT, on hand aud tor SALE. All kiuds Of job
Wmk ia this branch of business, will lc careful
|, attended 10 on the most reasonable tlnIs.---
Ord,ls lfl At the stone will hc o>cr"tcd with dcs-
patch.
share Of The public patroragc l. solicited ,and
the m"st ample satisfaction viii bc gwen.
Store "a door North of TIE Custom House.
NM CIiiFEE.
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WEBSTER'S QUARTO
nICTIONARY.

"Wcirtcr's American Dictionary may now I've
recommended without reserve or qualification, NJ
the hest extant "---PrcS,itai Um,g MV eshyd"
Uaircsity, Deeenbo, 1871
81 have always considered DR. Webster + work
in lc<icography a. surpassed in fullncss aud accu-
racy h, none in our language. '--- fr,sident way
land. Of lsr,va Oniruaty, Pro'id'ne,, X. l.
"fhavc been IN the habit Of uscing Dr.W.h,
stcr's Dicton,r, for several years past, IN prcie-
renee 10 all others, because il far cNccls them all,
40 Car as know, IN giving and defining scientihc
terms. "---Pres. Hfchcotk, ot Amhra Collage.
"My judgement and feelings are most heartily
and permanent, engaged in ding all that can
=. mae Webster the standard whr,'r a." Eng
lish is spoken NJ ii deserves To ir, must ,", ~
and " III bc. ."---P Professor Sow', cf Cineinndfh'
Lord R.oupham IN a recent convcrsa ION wi,h
nm intelligent American traveller, remarked of this
work ,---"I II has come 10 lca necessity 10 efpiy
educated man.
"Dr Wcbstcr's great work is the tsft Dcton-
,ry or the English language" ."-- I,on. Hun. Ctuon
Tho Loud. Laro.y Gas. Of April Ut, spcak.
of il in the folowiug ust terms -''A noble mon
uncut of ,riJiliun au adet,tieal'c research
s,NNc rrinicc that aids hlr To ircoinn the
t,,d,rJ Dictionary to ~. used v, the nulncrou.
mi lions Of people vino arNAo inhabh the un''cd
states" !Scncd BY Ie< N,mbvs ef Congres'.
Published by q. 4 &. MERRIAM Splngt"'.
Nass. For sale at the Boo Store oi
Feb. 2l,.. W. ~ bAhph"'
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PROFESSOR A. G. BARKYs
TRlCOPlIEROUS OR INDICATED COM
POUND.

POUND,
JNFh LIBI.E Tor renewing, invigorating, and
L bcautif,ing the Hair, removing Scuri, Dand-
ruff, and all affections OF the Scalp, aud curing
EIuptiors on the skin, Diseases Of the Glands,
Muscles, and Intcgumcnts, and relieving Stings,
Cuts, Bruises, Sprans, Sc, &c With this pre-
paration, " there is no such word AZ tail. The
first journals in America, medical men OF the high
est cmInencc, prominent citizens oi all professions,
and ladies who have used it for years IN their
dressing rooms and nurseries, admit with one ac-
cord, that, for imparling yIgor, gloss, uAuriance,
aud curl To the hair, cradicating scurt and dand-
mH, healing wounds curing conuslons, sprilns,
stings Sc. and relieving diseases Of the skin, the
glands, and the muscles, IT has no equal among tic
multitude of compounds advertised IN the public
prints, used IN private practice. In chcapness
as we'll as efficacy, Barry's Trcophcrous Is unr'-
vailed. The immense cash sales oi the article,
have enabled the inventor 10 supply II at retail at
TWENTY-FIVE cents per bottle which is from hit, 10
one hundred per cent. less than the price oi any
other preparation now in use. The scientific
treatise on the hair and skin embracing valuable
dircctiuns Tor the culture and preservation ot Ma
lures choicest ornalnent,) IN which each bottle is
enclosed, is alone worth the money.
The affinity between the membranes which con-
situte the skin, and the hair which draws lts sus-
icnance from this triplc envelope, Is very close -
All diseases OF the hair originate in the skin OF the
head. II the pores of the scalp are cloggcd, or "
the hlod and other fluids do not circulate freely
through the small vessels which feel ll," 'oots
with moisture and impart life to the fbres the re-
suit is sc,lrf dandrut, shedding Of the hair rgray.
ness, dryncss, and harshncss ot the hgamcnt aud
entire badness ~ the case may be. Sumula'e
the skin 10 acathiul action With the Trlcophcr"us,
and the torpid vessels, recovering their activity,
will annihiIatc the disease. IT, all affections OF
thu skin and OF the subslrata Of muscles aud micg
uIncns, the process and the effect are the same
II is upon the skin, the muscular fibre, and the
glands that the Tricophcrous has its specific ac-
ton, and in all affections and injuries ot these or
gans, IT is a sovereign remedy.
Sold in large buttlcs-lrice % cenis-at ,he
Principal Olce, i37 Broadway, New YORK. for
salc by the principal Merchants and Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada., and
by X. J. TAYLOR, Newport, and j. Barh \
Sun, Prnyidencc, RI npr30 6m
VINsLEY a. co.'s. Bo,ion, New nork,
N Philadelphia 4 Eastern Da,y Express, ioi w.
expeditions transmission oi M.rchandite, S"''
Parcels, Specie. Bank Nots. Sc, andio' lhc col-
lection and payment IS l'ills, Notcs, DIalIs, Sc'
OFFIC rs ;--Bosion, II State strccti ,"h,
I Wall street, corner Br"advayi fhiladtlfhla, ~
Chesnut street; Newport, 100 Thames street p
River, Main street, tMoun, Horc BlycOl
iva,
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FaoM Rio JANERIo.-Capt. Lloyd,
of the bark E. Corning, at NewYork
from Rio Janerio, July oh, states that
there was great excitement at Rio
when he sailed, in consequence OF the
British flee, having taken several Bra
lillian vessels, on suspicion of being sla-
yers, and burnt them in the harbor OF
Paraguay. The sickness had greatly
abated at Rio Janerio when he SAIL
ed.
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From the Boston Chrono,yp<

Corsny,vsiys 10 the great curse of our northern
latitude. II 10 the blight Of domestic felicity aud
the despoiler ofteausr. Il rol's the check Of i,s
hesl,hla ,lpow, the Iasrd oiiaA serc'iiy. and the
.ye Of IT, brilliancy. II wastes ihe iorm, d'ms the
intellert, and plunges its vicGn into an early
grave. The young a,Hd os.i tlc seri'us and she
gsy, the city ie< ssi In country lass, arc alike
in prey a,rd il vstins. Ber.ii,gs. ON thc psaD,
tlrcn, ahp~e gerir, and research furnishcd -
wcapons.lo hid defiance b this :; Bweer of tn,
"hrcslod =" lie merits the applause aud .ra,i-
ti,'lc ofagcs-he shall have oars, AT least,
WRIGHT's tsDIAs SEGETABLE Pms ST.
GAR fRosTEp '.-rhe Proprietor of sais popular
Family Medieiw thankfuI for the extensive and
increasing favor with which il IL. received, and
feeling dc.irous. ofinaking every Improvement in
hs power, bcgs leave 10 annouDce, that he has ad-
dcd an OUTSIDE FROSTING To the pills, os
pure White Sugar, whereby eve, ythng disagrcea-
bc t. the taste or smell H. entirely removed, with
out in the smallest degree affecting, iu other ro-
spects, the excellent qualities Of the nedrme,-
The want of AN innocent and conyeniens wediun'
Of dsguising the Pills, generally tslt, is rhus
supplied, and il is confidently antteipated that the
frosting III prove highly acceptable to the public.
The occasional use Of IDc Iic;ae 10 a matter Ct ne
cessity with the great Majoriir Of mankind.
Whatever, therefore, Is. done To reinqye its dis
agreeable associations, ID. public benefit, The
value Of Wrighi's Indian vegcs,hls Pin is well
understood. lpnocent nnd eihcacious. free from
minerals ofevery description, and adapted b, :
the circumstances and eondiii ,ot life, rhey
esteemed beyond all other remedies as the great
rs, family Drdicie Of the day. The frost-cover-
ing is All addition intended merely to conceal the
taste and smell. These Pills will also continue to
IT, prepared without the frosting, heretofore, 50
that all who prefer them in their original state,
may s'iIl IN accommodated,
GE.ERAL DIEEcTIpN.--The ordinary dose
ior grown person is from two to four Pills; hut
W cases of yoIId pam, IN any part Of the dry, the
Isdeio. should b. sikon IN large doses, aud re-
peale5 every night go'ny To bed, (or oitcncr il
the suffering is grea,) Until pain, or distress Of
every bind is removed; aftey which, the mcdic.ns
should b. ,lsen merely " ,th view to keeping the
bowels regular which within short lime restore
the body To a state Of sound health.
For more particular directions, sec the circular
accompanying each box.
For sa,le at Wholesale and Retail by
&. q. &. HAZARD.
Sole Agent for Newport.
ocl20. ". No. l37 Thancs-st.
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80 lllarine lntcIllaente. &H
PORT or NEWPORT.
VN I VT M w u
ARRIVED.

TUESDAY, Aug. 20.
Sehr President, Jones, Dighton, n, Carolina,
Boundary, Marsters, Piciou, Fall River; Lake,
Lake. Ph,la: Sarah Matilda, Genn, Bangor; Ex-
IRA. Wing, Old Haddam, Nantucket; Yantic.
Brighiman, r. River.
SATURDAY, Aug. IL
Schr Richmond, Bcechcr, Prov, Bangor I'm
ma IIenn,ng, spooncr, Washington, Fall River
leopard, Hammond. Sullivan, Prov. ZIP James
Gofham, Nichols, Fall River. New yoib.
MONDAY, Aug. 49,
Bart fuoeene, Waite, Charleston; big Com
Iowa, Nrkertnn, Prov, Wilmington seh' Rtlid,
r. syf, Ti'hur,, ciui'e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

A LADY SHOOTING AT AsD CHALLENGING
GESTLEMAS.--The New Orleans pager
give an account ofa case Of great interest
and excitemen, which came off at Carroll
ton on the l7th instant
Mr.. Dcnjamin Mason, an alderman OF The
city council Of Carroll,on, made an affidavit
that lady, who is living alone with her
sister, and whose husband ia now in Cali.
fornia, shot at him with doube-barrelled
gun, with the intention of taking his life,
on Sunday, the 4ih inst. between and 7
O'Clock in the morning, The shot striking
close to him, but doing him no injury
Dep0ncnt further stated that the lady had
threatened his life, and that he was in bodi-
ly fear of her. The affidavit also charged
one K. n. Avis with threatening to shoot
deponent's slave, Maria. 1t appeavs that
Mason was ac'used by tine lady Of having
circulated certain s'anderors reports abou,
her, which reports he obtained fom his ne
gro girl Mara. This 50 enraged The lady
that she sho; a, him, as above stated. But
fnling that the shot had not taken effect,
she sen, Mr.. Mason a note, Of which the
following is a copy;
A" CARRoLLToN. August d, 1850.
+" Mr.. Mason-Sir Having been gross
iy and villainously slandered by you and
your accomplice, Maria, and furthermore
moles,ed by having spies set To watch my
house a, night, demand satisfaction from
you. shall expect you TO meet me with
pistols a. soon a. possible (Sisnsd)
-"
The examination took place. 1t was not
attempted by the defence to deny the shoot
ing. 1t was prove that the accused was
a lady Of unblemished character but the
Justice fel, i, to be his duty to bind her
over to keep the peace for six months in the
sum of $500 Avis was also bound over.
a suit for slander will he brought by the
lady for damages in this case.
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DIED.

At Clay, New York, an tho 10th inst. Captain
Joshua c. Biglcy, aged 80 years. He was form
erly an energetic and successful ship-master from
this town, where his remains will be brought for
ioterment.
In this own Yesterday, Harriet Augusta, daugh-
ter of George A. Armstrong, aged years,
months and davs.
In this town, the lith, iIorato Nelson Lew
.on Of Captain Hosea Lewis, aged 10 ycars.and
3 months.
In South Kingston, on the Iith inst, Mrs Sal
" Ann Clarke, daughter of Christopher and Pho.
he Ann Clarke, aged 20 years and 3 months.
In Covington, Ky. 10Th ut, Mrs. r.. G. Hill,
wife of Rev. J. J. Hill, and daughter Of the Rev
Joshua Soulc, ID. d., senior Birhop Of the NIctho-
dist Episcopal Church South.
IN ,hi. town, on Monday morning, Benjamin
Mumford, son Of Beulamn NJ. and Mary T.. AH-
thony, aged 22 months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22


The most perfect yemody for the cure ot
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscntery, Summer
Complaints Of Children, and Diarrhua,
either recent Or protracted.
rrIlE public have been familiar with this mcdi-
i Gin, for nearly twenty years; and through It's
intrinsic merits it has created for itself wide
spr cad market both in this and distant countries
II has never been cqualled by any otter medicine,
and there is no probability that Il ever can I've
cccd. Its powers in eiiccting immediate
GU RE in every case Of
CH HOLERA, DTSENTERF AND DIiR
RHGi,
IN every country, and in every climate, has aston
ishcd the world. Physicians have looked on their
diving patients with wonder aud astonlshment, nt
seeing them revive and become restored, when the
las, spark Of lite seemed TO be flickering, and all
hope of recovery had fled. Such cases have been
everyday occurrences. II is not too much To say,
that not single case from either of these Diseases
need he lost, when this medicine is administered
~ any reasonable time, ~ sure IL u to cure.
II seldom require, more than few DAYS to cure
the worst cases and all recent crcs are cured IN
the course oi few hours.
At this season of the war every family should
have IL NJ hand in case OF sudden attacks as the
immediate use of the Cordial will entirely prevent
any serious sickness.
Mas. r.. KIDDER, Invento, and Proprietor.
Sold ~ formcily ~ the old sta"d,
! 100 COURT STREET BOSTON, Bf
MRsE KIDDER a. 60.
! Sold IN Ncwpor, nv DR.. V. X. HAZARD h
/ Co, G. q. G. HAZARD and X. J. TAYLOR.
prug.i my t-2mlv,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

ECONOMY AND COMFORT CONFINED.
~ Put away that dirty, greasy Lamp, that has
caused you So much trouble ly soiIing your Carpets
and smoking your rooms, aud almost causing you
to become blind by striving to wok or to read by
the dim flame. Go To NOUNG'S and let him tx
You out with Can, Lamp, and Fluid, and Pine
Oil he will do il all for about 10 cents, and you
cannot spend 50 small - sum To better advantage,
and il YOU a,c dissatisfied with your purchase he
will refund you the money. Try it.
LAMPS. "A rich stock Of Solar and Glass, ior
Oil or Fluid, which will bc sold for about cost
also rich cut Drops. Globc, Chimncys, Wick
ing, Cans, Sc. Nlayl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

Mas. ANN S. STEPHENS, the editor
Of Peterson's National Magazine, was
at Paris at the last accounts, on her
way to St. Petersburgh.
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krAt New Orleans the Coroner is
kept busy holding nquests on the bod
les Of persons killed by sun stroke, or
congestion of the brain, caused by ex-
posure to the suns rays, He he'd FIVE
inauests on the 4th inst, and seven on
the 9Th, the deaths all being caused as
above
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

II The Rev. T. &. Freeman will
preach at the Rev. DR.. Choulcs' Church,
this evening, a, quarter to 8 o'clock. 1t
w.Il be re;ollecied that Mr.. Freeman was
formerly Pastor of'his Church. lie is now
settled at Matches, Mississippi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

To BE RAIsED.---The U. S.steam fri
gate Missouri, which was burnt in the
bay Of Gibraltcr, is to be raised by
company. A notification OF the ar
rangement was sent to Washington by
the last steamer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-22

IVS Some queer chap says that grain
is treated like infants-when the head
becomes heavy, i, is eradhed, and gen.
erally it is well thrashed TO make it fit
Gnr nee