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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Severe Deafness Cured.

IL. ,llowus extract fom letter lately received
from -AnsuIshal ply ysician in he state of Virginia
~ n. crnirU, VI. D.--Dear Sir One Of my patients.
unkunwn To- ne. obtained your Garanic BeI aud h,eL
lace with tho Magnetic Fluid for n serious affection of
Deafness The that Of lady whose Nervous
sy stem much disordeted, and her general health
poor Much done previously to the application Of the
Belt but with very little success and feel only tixh,
90 tell you that since she commenced wearing tie Iel
and using the Fluid, but few weeks sgo she hn.
ENTIRELY RECOVERED UFR HEARING aud bet
general health Is better than for several years"
r. Every case ot Deafness, II IL Re Nervous A. n
geneIaLly IS esn Le cnl-d by ibis Mon4eIlnl IemedI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
1900 Gases Of Palsy and Paralysis

E'r been reported 10 DR CHhsr and his Agents whis
the last two years, which have been entirely restored
t't. C,r. ANprEw y. Tcurs Of brooklyn, NJ y. he'd
rccn able TO walk step for naa four years, and
helpless that he had to bo FED rhc most ceebr rated
ply ciJns gave him up In Eve days after he cOmmsncs<
caring the GALvANic BELT, NrcEt,cE ,Sp BH,c.'.rs
he walked the room aud in three weeks he had pe
ccty recovered his health. Captain Tones is seventy
tt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
INTERNAL ULCERS.

This cure is n triumph the skH Of the best phyr-
e,srs in IN. city of Philadelphia and IL POSITIVE PROOF
that internal ulcers be cured easily rs external
when BaAsT's PuRiFytsG EXTRACT is used. Mr.. Johs
H,pburn, one OF the most respectable gentlemen IN
Auburn Coyuga Co, " Y, informed us in Oct ie<I
that he had been afflicted with three FIssURgs or
UicERs so situated internally 10 allow Of nm examn-
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of the fact and Of
their location. Tie said that he had spent year in
Philadelphia under the professional advice OF the best
physicians. and Obliged 10 return TO Auburn, with.
out cure or help. when DR. r. A. Hunt, druggist, Of
Auburn. advised him To try BrdnfS Purifying ETtrot
the bottles of IL effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

The mcancst man in the world lives
in Weh Troy. In helping him out
of the river, once, man tore the
collar OF his coat. The next day he
sued him for assault and battery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

In Brazil, he ccmmdh form of in
PRODUCTION is said 10 be n. follows
"Sir, allow me t. introduce to your
acquaintance my friend, NJ Jones -
he st,aLs anything am accounla-
be"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
kinsley's Expres IS.

=. ~, lgIFy,a The Subscriber continues to run
-th-.Sssy an ExpREss, from this place,
loiIv. by which packages, &c, may be for.
warlcd and delivered Ivy faithful men, To any
part of the United States. All orders and
packages left at ~, Ofee, No. II, TA0me'
o,est, Nev,or,. will NEE, With prompt nilcn
I'm r v. klNST rN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Farm TO Let.

FVN1E Farm now occupied by Jostrh Pate.
Il man, cnrtniuing ohoul ~ acres of excel
lent Land, with pryIl'gc of Sea Weed. end
Tho right oi selling stones and gravel y
large and commodrus dwelling house, which
wi accommodate 10 bufrdcr., a small Il use
fr the tcnaLt, With suitable ~ pnralus Gr
cHking two large harms aud crib With all
o,h'r cut buildings For terms apply 10
THOCAS = PFrEHAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
DR.. cHRisTis's
CALVANIC NECKLACE

Is uel Tor ell oompiainlI sfec,ir6 the Throo Head
st a. Us Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat, Nervous
aa o.,N Headache n41ness of the Head, Ncuralgia in
ill., I'r Buzling Roaring in he bars Deafness which
scue-iy Nervous ead that Distressed complaint called
q, p,lorauE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These alarming and terrible complsints are slwsys
csnsed by dstaigsm,ni of N, kuru The Brtr
BH.o,Lst' 40 tLtiD will cuie nssrl, ever, case
DC. hOkbEAD, N - General agen
hc UnttcdStttcs
II! Bt adway, New York
II : lIAztROhgrn, h-. y vrot'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

THE, - e SoniEing complsn,s are is.us.
diasiy rsitsus. . he application Of the G,Lv.rte B,tr
NrcAL,cG Ftu,p. The Belt diauses the Eectrichy
the tiuid acts directly upon the affected nerves Ia
these distressing affections the application NEvEE
FAILS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Palsy and PARALYSIS,

t physicians acknowledge That these terrible 5serss
% caused by deficiency 81 Nervous Energy in the
affected limbs. DIV. CHRisrih's Gsyanc Articles will
supply this deficient power, and q complete and entire
d, T. ti.,,o, t,I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Was believed past Cuye !

Mr CORNELIUS II SMITH, merchant. collin. Centre,
Ere Co.. ~ Y, January l6, lG49 said "lor BkANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM ard BRANTI PU.
RiFYISG EXTRACT are nearly all sOld and want in.
nleia,ey another supr y, for they cell rapidly and
oire better salts Gc'o than all tlc other medicines have
for sale. Tue Pulmonary R1isdm hus rsed Il lady her.
from bed uf dangerous and severe scknrss, which AL
the doctors had given up ISCURABLE. They said
MUST DIE Witi Cy7syayfioH ~ Ns Lungs. Amer all hW
pronounced the case HOPELESS shc commenced taking
" L Z 4 1 Il ra LIN - nn.L-L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
CHRONIC DYSENTERY,
nd SUMNER COMPLAINTS, IN cIHAen or groicn perso
ired iciliout any failure rhJicrsy. Also
CHOLERA MEANTuM.

No mother need mourn The death NJ her child by
tBt Ild-desituynt complaint, when t,ethog in wann
weallcr- Ch0ieyd LfyEt,-, what II called SUMNER
ComPLAiNT-if "BEANrS PULMONARY BALSAM"
administered the child l. should however, in such
eases be used in nrioe nyge pofon' the directions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
D1. HRiSTIE'S
GALVnNIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service n of Cony or ps
spasmoir tomplants aud general Scrton Affections of
the Head and upper eXtfcmtes Also n rnlsy and rsra,
SIS and all diseases caused by q deficiency Of POWER
or Nervous Energy in the limbs other organs Of the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Coul6 not Live q pav lcncer !!

Nesers r.. y. CALDWFLLa co. Of East O.,reg,. o.
gry1 g. 5. S. respectable druggists, wrote 10 us We
us heard through Mr. WLitcmon. respectable cu
zen OF s place, Of an important cure Of C0H'Ugpi0n,
which iR'Su'- EpikS PyLNoNNRY BAIsAN hos produced
Tie .t' uf Ec0uau auGuce Cf Es. w,o resides in lhs
uWn Ot PUeraIo IN ihs county She had been ionr
lined 20 her bed and dan crousy diseased TIN. her
friends believed It upO-s bie for her 20 lire tiGn ONE
DAY LONGER Eu', when al other hone utterly 'uilcd,
-hc commenced taking IHiNV"S PIiNONiHE Bii.
s M ANA n. med cal cncucy has rniscl her from ~
BED, hint shc il qoqg GjoUt and CtHa'ag ~
icy d0Uy' hoylo'G ys aHiG iGG'lcs. S" acEuuweG
and Is very evident. that s indebted 10 BRAF1s EAL.
SAM for Ter from long severe, and dan scrous
r.It ilya. MI
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DIR. II. &. PG.2Y'I
YERMiFguE or "DENu SHOT.

w VI a T. bfs va ~ 7. - Cilc
tor worms. Il hls1ly vdu,alr prlora-
ion, capable from the lr'mI rIuce Il us C.
ion, ct clearing the =! stem IA few hou>
Of every wo. IN.
Mlrh pains mas hecn taken Il, tie oiigina-
iorut THIS c"mpuun 10 leg, u cJrEI ara we
mer!,s I th' principal Vcrmilugr Irrllr~-
uyn>. OF th' dy--auG WIN" II is f. !.k Y ac-
kuowlcdgod that n.any Of item are often
successful a"d 81 gfya' "ood, he i. as.ur Il
thu tins combines AL, antag-s Loose ed iy
no o hyr Ferm,iuLc-- ana having Witnesses
f.r a srr.C- "t ycal, ia a u'nr hrld Of lrac
,lrc It's cJnpicIe tiilnph oErr eSrry other
rrcp,r,t!on he has 9,rnilt n TO 60 f tA It,
. messenger OF tel q to al wh, ia,o, VI der
las >prci > II huraE sun ring.
Ihuu' ,Hd- OF testimonials ~ ght be here
adducrd to slo' is sPi y increasing tame
~ tue SogIh AMI Nc>t- but lie /, entirely
VI ing to rest H. rep damon on uial f It's
owu merits
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

"Hsve you ever broke a horse !"
inquired horse jockey.
No. not 'zac,ly" replied Simon ;
4" bu, I've broke three nr fpup w5g.
Oii,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

ttpDtsuon:--
erryTY, New Jersey, July a. isis.
.' 4. T.. CFHIsriE-Dea. Sir; YoI wIsA 10 know "
LAT ', tccN rgsui: in my own case, or the srp-
- ..r Of 1lI.. GALVANiC BELT AND NECKLACE
Ht ,y!! lsas !"Howg:
-.. syout Aserly ytus had been suffering from Dys
T"fs'-. livery year the symptoms became worse, n'f
r,IIi obtain permanent Iec' from suy course OF med-
r-atmen whatever About fourteen years since, ia
ueUce Of frequent exposure TO the weather in tho
t,cA4Ee of my pastoral dUti.s became suNsrct 30
hrpnic KheumI'!'H which oT year after year
,ars, me ,u1escribabe anguish Farther: ~ the winter
g. sUj 40 consequence Of preaching greet deal
~ end various other churches in this region
attacked by tie bronchitis which coon becstae so
20 require al Immediate tpS@sDn al ny pas
ttra shurS NJ system thoroughly pros.
,isd sal rsy Bronchitis became worse 50 aso did
l,4rcpsn and Rheumatic a'ectionthus eyircing that
se disorders connected with each other through
3d.. ..um oG tic SeryCrS system ~ the whole phA.'
uscop"ia there seemed 20 he remedial agent which
could reach and recuperdte ny Nervous system every
uuS that had TIED for this purpose had completely
J,tel - last was led by my friends 8 examine your
e.,ions, AMI though with very ssuguine hopes Of
heir euciency) determined 20 try toe effect Of Tie
application of the GALFASlC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This WAS az June, l54e.
To Ny GNEAT IsrOSiSHIENT, ~ TWO DAYS nY DYHgrsiA
usp Gosr; riGHr pAYs | ENABLED REsuNR
LAHous; SoN HAyE .ircE OMITTED SINGLE
.ruyi,E ,ccoUrT rHE BRoScptriE; Rnrr.
MtrtC AFFTCroT HAS EsrIRELY oeAsED TO IRoyELk hE.
Such the wonderful and hnppy result: Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO many
who have been likewise suffering from Neurslgc aiee-
tons They have tried them, Win H.,rY sssutrs. l
bELIErF, n EvERy CAsE.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
RObEnr W. LiNDIS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We state this cure. 10 prove the POWER SAVE LIFE
Nlrn tis BAISAM is used ner the person is
!,ed bv phsciaas and friends be in the last stages |
disc1sc- actually pYING-und, in this case, so FAR GONE,
mn he suRoup and nURiALCLoTnrs t-se bought! For
r particulars of this case und the respectable and Und0Ubt
ID pyo5 of all the circumstances and facts we refer 10 our
PAnPHI.ETs. -. .-...--..
THIS cure was effected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKEMAN, OF
BIistoH sra, Saratoga County ~ L. We prove, be-
youl doubt many others, almost equally hopeless and in
Spmcyable cases of Coughs and CoHsuaptiOns CURED,
which were pronounced iacuable BY sxLFUL PHYSICIANS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

Nj H. 5. TERRY, nieyci0Ht RVvor Gepesee county, y.
wrote Ausust % lGi3 ERANT'S MEDICINE. r. is doing
wonders here. II has cured man ol Consumption that G
the physicians bad sad must de- When he commenced
taking Brant's Medicine. he could 'aise his hand
his hoad he tei at tie lungs and every eymptom seemed
TO indicate Tint lie die but astonishing TO NIL he s
ahic labor, and rides all the CO MY. lie used
only fpe boacs IL has also cured yOung lady OF toa
sumption in Orleans county, which her iue Gays no doctor
could cYen
Mr. MILLER merchant Of the same place has certi
E..It. IN. n. ~ tL,.u uhn,,. ltutn tnIunr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
CANNON * VANCE.

Extract Of ritrr rcclv. d from dis,in.
gGI,hed Lawyer.
EstiIu lc, Va, Nov 2lN. 1917.
Dear Sir.--Iherc have teen sufficient hi.
ais Of your N,rmtuge in this part Of the
coun'ry, with the happlcst success, to war
RAJ M ia cunmrnding 1t as one oI the
most prompt anj ohiracr us rcmodirs wuh
"hlca IN" uun'.n taurly have hr,L bh -, d
and It vii al'OrI m ,I", ulIai sdisfacli,n 10
witness ~ neral rcccl ZION b. the lutiIc
throughout the un.ry,
Very respectfully.
PENNY TENN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

J"HcHOorOu4h, Itnn., Dec. 81, SIC
We, A. the agents OF llr pcc,y, nave re-
tailed large Qunn'i'. "i bis Nelniiugc a
tom tae demand tor 1t, and the praise gwen
10 II by hose wap have pur chased OF u,,and
RED II IA i"elr oN u IlEIiic., We t0NcLv te~-
iailoH III pfonunnclngr one at the tc.t ar-
icl s IN use Tor IL, 4, ,StrLc;ion If wcIns IN
caIldren
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
rITS. FITS. FITS.

Mc,srs j. K. LlPPINCOTT SON. respectable mer.
chants U'gyute. Sfht0a eorUfN Peasg gtuHiI wrote To
a., May - l3i s,d1E, among o,nrr LLSLFls wAcl nl
BALSASi, tut 81 trrr customers iud Wst informed
t.rm iI her cgal, which hat been subject to FITS oy
,rs,aj uc-,s WIS cured ~ lac USE of BRAS1s BdiSdM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
The Rev. John Seger

or Jersey City, an old and highly respectable cler
gy man Of the Baptist Denomination handed in the
following certificate at DR., r. Tow nsends Office
II speaks ior itself
DR. 6. T. TowNsySD-Dear Sir ! am constrained
TO give you statement Of the beLeft derived
from using your Sarsaparila, believing, by SO
doing, shall render benefit to those who suf
feting as have been | reduced for many
months by the Dyspepsia so much that it was with
much difficulty for me to walk or keep about.
had also letter, which covered the most part Of
my head-which was extremely Troublesome snd
sore 1t got 10 lie almost scab. ! used quite
number of remedies for both the complaints hut
received little or no benefit until took your Sar
taparilla, which through the kindnes, Of rrov
dence, has restored me to more than my usual
health, Gs ! am now enjoying better than have fpI
. number OF years ! am now 90 years Of 9ge /
believe it to be an m, suable medicine and recon-
mend II TO my numerous scqushtances, which -
very large as have been minister great man,
years hope tins hasty sketch may he as much
benefit to you as your medicine has to me.
July H. l5.I. JOHN SEOER, Jersey Cny.
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(,,(lH.:S::i',.lIlWPE1.f. H.:::i,.lIW .EgjN

N all Chrisflazcd aud civilized countries, hn. caused
er rlOVOrt Of deaths than any other nahdy That az
a cis ne Auuan family; and unill within few years,
here has not tseu any certain remedy to tlop 10 deYaSa
iiun Of That destroyer. But now
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very large, as nave been minister great many
years hope tins hasty sketch may he as much
oenrh' 10 YOU as your msaiGine mas 10 me m
July IL, l5.I JOHN sEOER, Jersey cay.
Me,ho,I,st CI.,,vm.n.
IN. mi'o~ins "S' Seu' 20 our Sgeht w nan
way, hy NE hey; J. o ~ NIaoN, oi The Methodist
spected IN the connection-and is another evidence
% si'e w,nu"r,ni enects "' Dr. D T. 10" hSeh''
-. - 'I,,"' .,.
yn, .,a aware axnerienca6 ,rest ,,c,araI IaIiii,'
Of my system, attended with constant and alarming
irritation of my throat and lungs ! was at your in,
stance, and in consequence Of having read Captain
McLean's decided testimony in its behalf induced
10 try Dr. s 7 Townsends far famed Ssrssparilla
| tried it, confess, more in the hope than in the
confidence Of IT. proving eficacous but am bound
in candor now ,u acknow ledge that haG not trie'
it long before began to experience its salutary
effects and may now say, with Captain Mclean
,;n :, hns IT, ho. "s @ :. vi, shy consumer
v,n,s rsnedv bs. e ,1ad go ~ '"an amy Pr
deomed Inv Won of any im,ortsnc. ,on Lay. m,
G,lI consa1, ;o n.La !, ,nhio e' ''N '' NY
RAILWAY, August Sd, isi7. J. O. TuNIsON.
-
sSRorOLA CoNED.
This certificate conclusively proves that this
sassparilla has perfect control over the most oh
stinate diseases of the blood Three person, cured
in one house is nprecedented.
Three Children.
On 8. P. Towss,sp--Dear Sir: | have the plea.
SUI. to INFORM you Aat three OF my children have
sscellen, medicine. Tbew were we aa,,c,sd yery e"r
severely with bad Sores have taken only foui
bottles bottles 1t took y them away for which feel my
Y.rv resSsc,fnIlv "'''"'
ISAAC W. GRAIN, IOo woos,er.st
OPINIONS OF puvs1oraNs
n, sp Tov,.,>n :. .Iroos, d.iIv ,..;.
orasr. from phv,ici.n, IN d,earon, r.r,. - ,ns
I,nior
Tbi, !, N c.r,irv ,h,, ws ho r,,o,o,
PLY sIcians of the City Of Albany have IN nnmer.
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MANY Co5lsunlpJ;ons Cursu.

Mr.. S. H. CItRK. merchant Ciiie. UTy9s c-tGg " y,
wrote 10 inform ~ lnW BRANI'S PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold rr.aiy nj CyIy and sUi: " Ii The statements
of OF nust respectable people, and PERSONAL Wis
ble knowledge, he relied It's nsdICul virtues have
cured crsunphrc pc, sons, several OF whom am
QuAin,d lJi viO hupclessly sck as to Ice
sd-rcd, hy physicians ind a euGs pust possibility Of
cure and yet, the facts are, BRA NTS BALSAh has re-
AIIlLll hmm III = !. L
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RAISED EE OM THE GRAVE.

hesss. PRATT ( FOSTER, ne,cb1rh. cC Vet Corn.
rail- Conn, SAID BRhNT'S BiLS.iI Ind effected cures
# such hopeless Of CoSsvIPToS IN their town, thG
other gh-nedlcuc could he sold there; that II
mi y1isi soric UOOn O' CRAvrtume that rlys clans
ui AL the friends said MUST DIE One gentleman, in
'at CUar, 80 far gone taut lis PHI yslcm tod him II
v'rioss 10 iGte GHy medicine He then, whcH
r,,e ieG, began 10 tthr ERhNT'S BALSAM-Cor
NELL--0Hd is rel ercy he Hds!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

TiisBAI.SAM MEALS AsD CURES ULcEss in The LUNGS,
and elsewhere Internally certainly and easily as the Pu-
RIFyISc EXTRACT and heals ulcers externally This
sam cures SNL Of Cough and Consumptoa ou, OF
TES AFTER ali oter remedies have failed 10 do good
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
Thousands of Consumptions

md Chronic Congls aundsny prove it's ugIang efficacy
in such diseases, and s undoubted curative power end
aIoLin heu!n properties. in the following complaints
sId srases viz Splitting If RLOod, Weeding at the Lungs
Ida IN he Breast and SIDE, Agh Scedts, Nervous COM
p,inis Idlpitaton Of the Heart cholera Htdntum, Dysen
ten and Summer Complaints in Children and .fdus und
ali FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS.
Ereasi. Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and n diseases Of a pulmonary nntue-sueh diseases
usually prove 80 fatal under ordinary treatment when they
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Il Derangerlent of the Nervous System.

consist. IN fact ho they arrest ond cure disease by
ggri application IN place Of the usual mode oi drug
..,. ara ph rsrkiry the t-.tient till exhausted Nature
-,nss auysles,ly under the lnricton
1H,y snsffsn HE whoe system, equdiif' hs circulation
of n, ilo,d yanois TIE s.cefion and do Tie ,hghs
,sf nu ui4eI nrv circumstance. Since their intro
uc,ou IN the United states only three years SINCE. more
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

DEATH OF Ex-Governor SPAIGHT.-Ex-Governor
RICHARD ,DoBBs SPAIGHT died at his residence near
Newbern on the 18th instant, in the 54th year of
his age His character will be found in the testimo-
ny of those who best knew him, and to that testmo-
ny, as recorded in the legislative proceedings in
another column we would refer the reader. We feel
assured that tho high tribute there paid him is not
the mere expression of passing courtesy to the
dead, but the sincere feeling of the living, speaking
in the words of truth and sOberness.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

Southern Rights Meeting in Sampson.
Pursuant to public notice. large and spirited
number of the citizens of Sampson assembled at the
Court House in Clinton, on the 10Th inst. for the
purpose of expressing their feelings touching the a
lar ming attitude which our Northern brethren re-
Gently have assumed towards Southern citizens and
Southern rights Also to consult together for their
common veal as Southern men, when, on motion OF
L. F. Carr Esq, the meeting organized by call
ing Dr. VIM McKoT to the Chair, and JOSIAH JOHN
SON and ]. R. BEANAN appointed Secretaries.
The object of the meeting then explained by
the Chairman in an earnest and patriotic speech /;
after which, on motion, the Chairman was authori-
zed to appoint Committee of five, to draft resolu-
tons for the consideration of the meeting.
The Chairman then proceeded to appoint the fol-
lowing gentlemen to act as said Committee, viz
VIM Faison, Louis F Carr, Silas Herring Thomas
j. Morisey, and Arthur Brown, Esqrs.
The Committee then retired, and in its absence, j.
G. Shepherd, Esq, called to the speakers stand
and by him the assemblage addressed at consid-
cradle length in a most able and eloquent manner.
Josiah Johnson was next called to the stand, and
at the conclusion of his remarks, the Committee re-
turned and submitted the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted viz
WHEREAS we the citizens of Sampson county, (of the
good old North State viewing with deep anxiety the dan
gers and especially the late scenes in
Boston, where only the whole number of the
of Congress which yield danythng
to the South tramped under foot by fanatica law
mob and Southern prosecuted oppressed and final
~ from the city, because they dared to claim property
guaranteed them by the Constitution therefore
Resolved That dearly love- and ardenty as We de-
sire the perpetuy of the Unon will consent to
have Constitutional rights tramped under fooour
pery and lives made incense for the sake of Union in
who naught the Constitution and laws and
| cry peace, peace, when there is peace.
Resord That for the sake of the Union have yielded
Northern brethren but when they require to
yield Constitutional rghour property and honor
we will treat them enemies.
Resolved That recommend to our Legislature in
session. boldly and feaey to assert rights in language
that will be understood by all the States in this confederay
and prohibit ESQ far they have the constitutional
without detriment ineres all commercial in
tercourse with individuals that nimical to
peculiar Southern domestic institutions.
Resolved That upon the question of Southern Rights,
bury all party distinctions There all Wings and al
Democrats believing that better sustain rights
by standing shoulder to shoulder in their defence.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be gnet
Chairman and Secretaries and be published III the
Raleigh Standard Fayetteville Observer Wilmington Jour
nal all other papers of this State and copy be
our Senator and Representatives in the Legislature
WILLIAM McKOY, Chairman.
5so. K. ' sassss. Secretaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-11-29

SUIc1DE.-Mr. SIDDEL, Tuesday last. cut his
left with a razor and died in a few hours. He
was quite elderly gentleman, and said to have
been prosperous manufacturer in one of the North
ern States. He obtained livelihood here for some
time past by vending ginger pop. He vas courteous
and of very respectable manners He is said to have
been much embarrassed in pecuniary matters. Poor
gentleman! He had not the courage to brave the
world in adverse circumstances and with the physi-
cal disadvantages of age He has left wife, we be-
leYe- Commercial of Nesterdau