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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-08

THE STuMp.-The Hon. Andrew Stevenson is
in training for the Presidency. He has taken
the first step, in being announced for the de-
| livery of an Agricultural Address at Harrisburg,
on the Goth instant. This is following in the
footsteps of General Cass and Senator Douglas.
As for General Houston, he made his first move
ment in Temperance addresses while the only
thing that has been done in this way for MIR.
Buchanan is the republication by his Pennsyl-
vania friends of his Fourth of July Grafton
against the war, which he delivered in 1916.
Republic.
The speeches Of these gentlemen should be
published in book form, together with that
speech made everywhere by Mr.. Fillmore, and
the Richpbnd and Boston speeches of Mr.
Stuart, in the former of which Mr.. s. declared
he would not have q secessionist or an aboli-
ZIONIST among his "dependants," and in the
latter exulted that Virginia stood the equal of
Massachusetts in her regard for the Union. We
are particular about these last, because without
them history may go all wrong, especially when
it is alleged that all recent elections have shown
Massachusetts, to be thoroughly an abolition
State. Mr. Stuart is a very nice gentleman
under all circumstances, and may, as he has
promised, prove a good schoolmaster in the
Old Dominion, having graduated in Massachu-
sets in single day; but be this as it may, at
speech-making he is aperfect dabster-he plas-
tiers the crowd before him thick with fattery,
even though he should strike some unfortunate
ticks backward, as at Richmond, where the law
firm Of Fillmore q Hall stood directly in his rear
Let us have Mr.. Fillmore's speech and Mr..
Stuart's speeches! Itwould delight Messrs. Ste
venson, Cass, Douglas, Houston, and Buchanan
to find themselves enshrined in such company,
though we think ''Old Buck" might be permitted
to append q recantation to that grafton of his
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-08

AT n secret consistory in the Vatican, accord
ing to the Autographed Correspondence, the
Pope conceded to an English company the exc
cution Of railway between Ancona and Bo-
logna.
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The Havana Consulate.

The gentleman who was selected within the
present year to discharge the duties OF TINS
important position, but who, on recent tragic
occasion, eyinced his utter unftness for the sta
ton, has had the benefit of trial-the people
of the United States acting as jurors In other
words, the public sentiment OF the on.eu
States has been ascertained IN relation 10 MS
imbecile conduct, (not to use harsher term,
when upwards of fifty of his gallant but mis-
guided countrymen were summarily and cruelty
usbered into the presence Of their Maker. In
the journals published in every part of our
widely extended country, north, south, east and
west, we read the verdict of an indignant peo-
pie, upon the unfeeling irresolute and pusillanl-
nous course Of Mr.. Owen, upon the occasion
referred to. Their verdict is not of mere dis
approval, but of condemnation in the most
scathing and unmeasured terms. This ava
lanche of public opinion cannot be resisted here
in the federal metropolis, and we cannot forbear
expressing our qualification that the Administra-
ton will soon move in this important matter.
If our information be reliable--of which zoe hare
no dou5t-Mr Fillmore has determined, after
full consideration, to dismiss the delinquent
consul. The entire people Of the United States,
and especially the bereayed and afflicted rela-
tives and friends of the butchered Americans
the martyrs of the Castle Of Atares-will thank
and honor him for his decision.
The name we have heard most prominently
mentioned in political circles in connexion with
this place, is that of Col. JAMES d. WALTON, OF
New Orleans. This would be a most fclicitous
selection. Col. w. is a native Of the " Crescen,
City," and has "grown with its growth, anG
strengthened with its strength" He is a gen
attainments, and winning address. In the lat
war with Mexico he commanded the first regi
ment of Louisiana volunteers, and we have
heard veteran officers in the regular army de-
clare that this regiment equaled in discipline
soldierly appearance, precision in drill, ant
effective service, any corps of the regular army
The lamented and discriminating Taylor otter
Walton's command. During the last Presidentia
canvas he was member of the Wing executiv
committee of Louisiana, and vice-president o
that gallant and irresistible political corps, tn
&c Fillmore Rangers" His political position will
therefore no doubt prove acceptable. A noble
hearted American, lofty, generous and human.
in his feelings, an accomplished linguist, speak
ing and writing the French and Spanish Ian
guages with fuency, he would, as the represen
tative of the United States at the city of Ha
vana, grace the station; and the intelligence O
his appointment would impart qualification t.
the people Of both the great political parties 0
the sugar State"
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SIS REWARD.

Il 0ST National Hall, Saturday, the 4th inst,
Ia DARK BLUE MOROCCO COVERED ACCOUNT
BOOK containing a Land Warrant and Accounts of
workmens time, which would be Of value whatever
any person except the The finder will receive
above reward by leaving the Book with James b. Lokey
on Maryland avenue, between "A and 9th streets.
oct
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RATTLE.

THO be disposed Of by rattle, the required
i number of subscribers be obtained, q very fine
young S0RREL MARE and substantial CARRYALL,-
both of which can be at Humphreys stable the
of 9th and streets For particulars inquire
the Refractory corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvania
6-3taoA
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TO COACH-MAKERs.

TINHE SUBSCRIBERS now receiving a large assort-
i ment of COACH-TRIMMINGS, all of which are of
the most modern styles, and will be sold low the
articles be purchased in the Distrctconsistng
in part of the following Plain and Patent Axles Bright
and Black Springs Hubs, Fellows, Spokes, Bows and
Shafts &c Plain and Enameed Canvass, FASTING, Seam
ing, and other Laces Tufts, Scanning Cord Hooks and
Eyes, Knobs Buckles, Loops, Top Props, Stub JOINTS
Curtain Frames, &c. LINDSLEY BADEN,
oct ct Penn. av. bet 9th 10th SITS.
GAlnx Gazettal
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AS-Sons OF Temperance.--The annual SEES
sion OF the Grand Division Of t. District of Columbia
Will be held in the west of Temperance Hall to-
morrow, (Thursday0 9th instant, at o'clock p. M
r. GRAY CAMPBELLL
oct o-ltf Grand Serbia
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-08

SUPERIOR OLD WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
II NAME IN PART wines-Heidseick Co.'s Cham.
i payne, Claret, Hook, o. H. p Madeira, Sherry, Lon
don Dock Port Hunt Co.'s Port Liston, Cicy, Malaga
&C., &c.
Brandies-Old London Dock, 0tard, Dupuy a Co.
pinet Castillon A Co., A. Seignette, &c.
Whisky-Irish, Scotch, Monongahela and Old RYE
Also, Stoughtons Btters, Swiss, Absinth, &C. &C.
Fresh Peaches received every morning
JAS. T. LLOYD.
sep 11-tr Pa. av., doors east of 18th st.
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CARPETINGs, RUGS. &c.

CARPETINGs, RUGS, &c.
HAVING fitted out room for the sale Of Carpetinps
IL we intend to keep large and general assortment
We have just received large assortment Of all grades
Also, Rugs, Druggets, Oil Cloths, heavy Mattngs
Damask Linen, Floor Cloths Stair Linen, &C.
Ehose In want are respectfully invited to give call
VERIFY A MILLER,
sep l8-lm No. 0, Pa av., bet 7th and Sth sts
MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL-In pint
Ifl bottles. Just reccived-and for sale by
w. ELIOT,
oct y corner and 18th streets,
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NOTICE.

rNHB C0PARTNERsIIIP heretofore existing under the
i firm Of N. M. Iardella a Brother was on the 25th
umo dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted
10 the late firm requested to make payment N. NJ
Iardella N. NJ. IARDELLA,
+. c. IARDELLA.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERs.

TO H0USEKEEPERS.
NTE have In store large and general assortment
wv OF Housekeeping Goods, rs follows:
10 pieces superior Linen Sheetngs
IL do Damask Table Diaper
Splendid Damask Table Cloths, all sizes
10 pieces best Huckaback Toweling
dozen superior Damask do
40 do Huckaback Towels, all prices
Splendid stock Table Napkins
Brown Linen Tabe-Cloths
15 pieces French Furniture Prints
10 do 0ildressed do plain a bordered
40 do o., 1o4, and 124 Bleached Sheetings
Table and Piano Covers
Curtain Musns
30 pieces Irish Linens, all grades
10 do Pillow-case Cotton, &C.
We invite persons in want of the above description
Of goods to give CALL pay great attention to
this class of goods. YERBY & MILLER,
sep 1S-1m No. q, Pa. av., bet. It'll a. 8th SITS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD-FELLOWs, HALL.

NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TRoUPEl
~ s. SANF0RD'S celebrated Troupe take pleasure in
-. announcing that they will commence series Of
their unique Entertainments in this city on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 49,
On which occasion programme containing variety of
and popular melodies, instrumental Accomplishments
etc, etc, will be presented.
For particulars future advertisements and bills.
eff
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 7th instant, WILLIAM g. TEMPLE, U. s. Navy
to CATLYNA, second daughter of Gen. TorTEN
On Thursday evening, the ID instant by the Rev s.
ANGEL.
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Mr.. HoDoEs JAMES NJ
koBEKTsoN to MARGARET ISABELLA MARTIN all
of Washington. -
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-08

The oldest practising physician in Cincinnati
is DR.. Daniel Drake.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 8.

sun rises Oh. SIN. Sun sets sh. Sam.
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VIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
u OF Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
of and Sh streets where he prepared
TO execute every description Of job Printing; and he
hopes 10 be able to give satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbills Notices, Insurance Policies Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets, &C., &c. printed at short
notice. JONATHAN KIRKWoOD
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 1851.
aB- Any orders left at the Office of the american Tse-
graph will be promptly attended to- sep 1a-tf
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EXCHANGE BANK OF sELDEN, WITHERS &
COMPANY

THIS BANK will be opened hereafter at o'clock a
m and closed at p. m, except Saturdays when the
hours will be from a.. IN. to p. m. oct div
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D0UBLE-BARREL GUNS, &C.
"TB HAVE JUST RECEIVED n lot OF DOUBLE
w BARREL GUNS, and GUN FURNITURE, which
we offer at very low prices.
Also, SINGLEBARREL.
CAMPBELL C0YLE,
sep 20-lm*l Sign Of the Anvil, opp. Browns Hotel.
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PECTOHAL, for The
IA rapid cure of the various affections Of the lungs and
throat just received and for sale by
w. ELIOT,
oct 81 cor n 18th streets
UNEXAS LAND FOR SALE have for sale
il one thousand OF frstrate TEXAS LAND, stu
ated nineteen miles from Austin the government
Any wishing to purchase will please call at my Office
on ~ street JNO. Men. LATHAM
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Washington, Sept 6, 1851.
?. ST. would consider it as fav or, if any
person should be disposed to hand me a copy Of
that libel, and enable me to prove tn at he OBJ
tanned it from any Of the libellers CT.
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VENTRILOQUISM,M MAGIC, AND THE
LEARNED CANARY BIRDSI

VENTRILOQUISM,M MAGIC, AND THE
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!
Positively for one Week onty-AJtternoons and
Evenings.
SIGNOR BLITZ has the honor to announce that he
~ will give his Popular and Grand Entertainments in
the ODD-FELL0WS HALL, Washington city, ID. c.. on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday, and
Saturday afternoons and neutrality-suspicious. 8, g. o. TO-
and IL.
R5- The Afternoon performances will commence at g.
and the Evening at ~ o'clock Doors open in the After
noon ut and Evening at o'clock Admission rs cents
children under 10 years 1914 cents. [oct 4-tf
THE LONDON Art Union Engravings
button at TAYLOR 4 MAURY,S
oct = Bookstore, near 9th street.
CUFF PINS !-Another supply of Cuff Pins Just
~ received together with variety of fancy articles and
Dress Trimmings, at Mrs. COLLISIONS Fancy MILL
merry Store, SIXTH Street. near cor. Louisiana av.
HOODS! HOODS!-An assortment Of Silk and
IL Merino Hoods now on hand, and making daily to
order and for sae at the New Store SIXTH street.
oct TIFF Near corner Louisiana avenue
DARMELE q MASTER, Dentists have removed
their Office near to 9th street, few doors east of
their former place. oct 7-3t
NOTICE TO BARRIERS AND HAIRDRESSERS
INOR SALE Low, FOR CASH, one of the best BAR
about the centre Of the city There is attached to the
Shop frstrate for Perfumery Store. The only
for selling is, that the present wishes to
leave the city. Address OLIVER CONKLINE,
oct 7-3t No. 10 Sharp ST., Baltimore, Md
EXCHANGE BANK OF sELDEN, WITHERS &
COMPANY.
THIS BANK will be opened hereafter at o'clock a.
i m, and closed at p m except Saturdays, when the
hours will be from a IN. to p oct div
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23

SAD STORY or LuNATic CAPTAIN
The i,ih report Of the Inspector Of Lu'
n2'irs IN ireland, states that one man
confined at Dundrum Asylum, Cart >.
on his return from the West Indies, MUIR
dcrcd seven OF his own crew at sea. On
leaving rarbadors he mhorcd under de-
preston, and in II day or two accused
As M te o. exciting Tie sii!iors to mtii-
ny. During tic night he scarcely ever
took res, ani for the last TIVE nights l1y
't,a sofa, with two DATED pilots and
cu,liss by his side api rchcnSivc Of be-
inI at,arkrA. Wien in sight OF th"
Cork codsi, he threatened or arriving III
port to prosecute the whole crew The
mate demonstrated, when Capt. S. rc-
pied, "ShoH your obedience by allow
. ~ me 10 bind you down on dCck."--
Tae man consented. He thea c IIcd IN
the second mate, pointed out what he
had lone, and desired Linn to follow tie
e\amplc. He did so; in fact seven or
eight iniivilnas permitted themscIv's
10 be fastened 20 the deck with ropes
When thus incai able of the defence, he
d.l;jeralcly murdered them in various
ways; the Ell shih escaped into tie hold,
% d was wou,,Led there 10y pistol shot
AZ iH" E3m: :"t pilot boat ran aloug.
J" Cart S. jumped overheard, was
saveI and brought into Cork harbor
with hls vessel iIc is now a religious
'monomaniAc, generally very Tranquil
AMI rati nal, s1hjart, however. II, inter
vlIs, to manaca paroxysms, the fore
iunntr of which H. an excess Of pi, ty,
with Il recurrence 10 tie phrascOIo yet
his former profession. He is still I'M
pressed with the belief that the crew
.mediiaied mu'iny and his death.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23
RouAscE REAL LirE. E.--"Marricd at

RoMAscE IN RsAL LiFE. --"Marricd ai
Rosei.ra'h an HALIFAX Comfy, on sun
day nigh, 7th instant, by James JolieS,
Esq Mr.. Richard Williamson. OF Mis-
souri. TO Mrs. Martha l.. Savage"
The above may be regarded as one OF
those romantic matrImoniaI cases which
oil laIe appear TO he OF frequent occur
renee AID perhaps Il may noi he am'ss
10 give a few ofthe particulars attending
il. 10 they have been related 10 us. Mr..
Williamson is rrprcsrnrcd TO be n very
eriihy o'd gentleman living in the ex.
irene W, stern part of Missouri. In tra-
yelling about Tor health and recreation,
accompanied by IA nephew, he stopped
-, ,frw weeks since ~ the ~ell known
hosp T. bic house ol oar old friend Mo-
Snih. t.sq., who, happening To be
AZ srnt-a iare occurrence with iiim -
Nrs Savage. niece Of his wife, came
to TIE door TO receive the new com; rs (;
: e also waited upon them NJ table, aud
won Their good opiuions so rapidly, thiu
the nethew declared hmsrli enrapt tlfed
with her, and eNpiessed dcteimIna-
ton To carry her back with them to Mis-
'pouri, on their return, # he could pre-
vail upon her 20 accompany them. The
uncle entertaining the same opinion
the nephew prudenuy gave way, and
tne ola gentleman proposed. The lady
f.esllated, and required time for de'Iher-
alton. They proceeded to the Virgin 3
Springs, and on their return, the old
gentleman, with palritat'ng heart,
awaited tic fra decision oi the lady
He was informed that she was a widow,
with four '.resp sponsluiifies, which was
all she possessed. fie said he was
rich enough ,or them all and finally the
mario gr cam, off and they have al
.ar,cd ior the Tar West. May hap.i
ness and success attend them.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPRLaS AND ULCERS.

AsrosIsHINo AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Cap
Eua Krapp, Of No. ~ Willow st. brooklyn. N. Y
one Of the most respectable czens IN the city. wa
afflicted hve years with scrOiuOus Erysipess OF bo,l
lcgs from the knees to the icct which nfamed
sweed 10 prodgi size and ulcer tatcd. Large decp
ulcers apparently large enough io finger it came
iAto them which discharged daily almost incredible
Quantity Of q Inatursted substance. lie had had tho
sdvce and attendance OF several or the most sklful
physicians. and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without eiiccting curr ard was told by
two Of his physicians that the ulcers IN his leo
would rvr htn oG b,fms long BRAsT's PURiryiss
ExtRAcf has cured these liberated and niamed eRa
so thst nov they entirely healed up and he enjoys
sood health "S~S~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23

Capt. John W. Bennett, OF Boston,
Aa made an Improvement IN The cor
suuction Of lamps Tor lighthouses, by
which one-thIrd Of the quantity Of oil
now used vii produce II more brilliant
,lilht than tie whole qdan'ily usually
consumed. THIS improvement has hrcu
successfully tried on hoari OF the light
ship in Boston hay. aud Mr.. Bennett has
gone To " ashng'on 10 exhibit the light.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23
SALT RHsUM,
INTERNAL JlCERS.

This oure triumph over the skill Of the best phys.
Nsrs in the city of Philadelphia and is rRoor
mat Internal ulcers be cured ~ easily as extern
when BRAsr's PURIFYING EXTRACT il used Mr.. j ~
Hspbws, one Of the most respectable gentlemen z
Lsb~rn, Cayuga Co, " Y, informed us In Oct, lefp
that he had been afflicted with three FIssURKs D.
ULcKRs 80 situated inter nnlly 10 allow Of an exam
son and thus furnish positive proof OF the fact and d
their location. He said that he had spent yenis
Philadelphia under the professional advice Of tho be,1
physicinns and Obliged 10 TO Auburn, witSs
out cure or help, when Dr r. NJ Hunt, druggist q
Auburn. advised him to try Roaf, Purifying Eytra
and the use of seven bottles of 10 effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23

"ArTic, Grrrs.c Co. FcbyuOry I, 1919.
"M WALLACE CO.--GcuHem,H: wHs, for more
than ycar. all cited will disease Of he stomach could
nut any fd gt.sy suhgitact NiGodt cS.us great
pain, sickness, AMI Nunin, pud coIliuIay afflicted
With stomach J. u, AN experiment, 'r,d hot
Il. of BRANI'S AEDIciSE. whir.. 90 n,y utter disRp-
poinmcnr, ed'ed ard J,ed nsHdi y1ia after eitra
there fore used .rcuud br, 'Yi iut cnnpiu 'y cured
the iseas- Hm well uni hearty and eat -'n.
anything whost lem p'iu'd or the stomach becoming
Nuuir u'sl &C. ally, T :. WILCOX"
MIR Wilcox II u rcsptc'sh.y merchant ~ Auira.
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TEVER-SCRE CURED

hy"ran church, Adams Busn, Monroe comfy. Sw NorS,
wrote Ia us have u1 received .rttcf from M tuAN
wv DUsSsG relative to- the OF lis krNrrsO iuu
nny depend what u sics. for hs Is Christian
unI elder IN the clhich Som" wears hs Lai
hnv. of his lege ~ his No IN coIseurnc.
Of Fever sore. THE other sg b'nl now pHrc I'D aui
about TO bo snpuilrd, l recommended bRhhT'S Nrpt.
RrRi h, rcru lie u hIIc EScf o.lv Gy,e
BOTTLES Of BRASI'S EEDICi.,L. y!1crd ~ T. norr
oB, recommendation, f1f H'F,iUc, and
say that with IN. bc,sn. OF God. i!hn cb,cicd .y,s II
wv icg'n See PHtnulluis for ril, puri .tulpr.
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AURSlAG SORE MOUTH. LrroUsnGi. &c.

"HNtoH, GESs,EF Co, " V, Oct 10, 1857.
"Mrssrs. NJ. + NALLACES Co. Some time last " IN.
If hrcpiur de-, iurd from the effects of I,-
oo,rh,ra mud Nry.g NORTH lla' she could not In her
child or perform any huI-Ctod rhor Her med cal ifsa-
ncni was varied hcrong ndN ice and prrsc ptiOns
OF the eminent pysic ans rnt' orr still exhaust
I'd In useless efforts. She rctmr very skr,run that
the re commenced un'ns EfGHrs Ncd.oiRe sha
weighed tEuu ." !r'y-t,r pounds but by tho tim.
she had taken fsvr lprs sire hrcHnc perfectly we'll THIS
curs IL prrict that sc enabled O do all
snry household work, md gr.nrd thirty pounds of herh in
four we.ks Yours truly, &, B, GAIEATINE,"
The reader will obscryr t Mr. G,it sriaE snvs our
ssui.." lie, informed hy u. :. Terry, Esq, of
the same plaru, las studied medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23
FEMALE WEAKNESSES G. COMpl ANTS.

No remedy offered to the public hns ever been hdi5
rrsdn aud fScfu6i ~ t'sitHg MI the incidental WohHes
and UrssHiyffS u! the SEX, ~ BEANIs PrtMoSAHY
BALSAM. MAKE. f'TcIc" wlcll"r i, drTNn
nTJ,e',ion cJc'as "r other rcihHSs--u REGULATES
ALL. by freHgthcHinJ ~. sYsfE", "ir0iHy ne cIRcUL,
TiON and soOLhiHg aud 0dyigy SEEvuVS RRIr ABILITY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23

Iy Capt. james K. DassetI's house
in New Bedford. was robbed of 5000 du-
riug the abs nee Of the family last Sun
ay evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23

~ Mr.. .P-hlt Cor shooting VIM, Rod
ley. in PawiuckG HIS hecn arrested ON
d charge Of mUr'erj people b,irg Dis.
satisfied with the PREVIOUS proceedings
on the charge 0i mapSl lughrcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-23
Worse than Hopeless |!

Nav hvar Mr.. HASKlN'S siYtrm'ut ufour.! He tadt {
Ny VII. pr.cur.i nur holi'r ot EH HiNT'SPtRiFi iN~
EXTRACT, of Bi,.ol q IooHaJd, tU 'yht, of Kunr. .
commenced using that and be1r 10 gsi brf'0, That l"'p
enabled 10 get II jed, "i"f" had hr'u confined
sne vcr the se0rd LfHr nahcd M" 10 gf ont ~ H'hD"e
the Hid bottle enabled ~ rJh h0 DHss. io Rome Gen
Irr where procured sir bo8cA mulc und "'ru sd ia"
shgd u.lng h. seIe,cE uut u fr'nig uc"t, lri hcd
uJ,-and thee hotH.a more 't'Ci,d PERFECT CtkE 81
ali tie ulcers. and Restored me io gcod hru!h,'
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