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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

"There has been "another anti.
rent outrage" in Nassau, New York,
where Mr.. Henry Lord, 10 years OF age,
was taken on, Of bed at nigh. by Tnjins,
and maltreatei. fIis offence was the
delivering Of notices informing the ten
ants OF the Van Rensselaer, manor Of
the willingness Of v. r. to sell them
the land they think they now own. The
old gentleman was released upon prom
ising no. to serve any more Of the no,l-
ces.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG & WIGHTMAN.
FULTON MARKET, no. I, 8 AsD9, sIwroR

FULTON MARKET, no. Z, SAsD9, EIwroRK
BILL OF FART,
embraces every Kind and variety Of Meats, vege-
tables, Fish, Fowl, &C., for Breakfast, Dinner
and Tea. and the prices FOR eating are SO small
that persons visiting the city, will find by calling
at this establishment tina, il is, In the cnd NJ MUCH
CHEAPER TO EAT THAN NOT TO EAT
The reputation that this saloon enjoys 10 asurs
guarantee TO the stranger who vis,,s New York :.
Of being well taken Of, and kindly treated, nc
avery small expense. IN fac, the ex psnse Of liv.
ing here need not be more than about 81 La ets.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they .Aays
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. X w. would respectfully invite their fiisnds
to give them call when visiting the city, sssur.
ing them that no pains will be spared to make
their stay agreeable.
CIV. KELKoGo. A. wIoWTMAI.
une7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

SrARrLIHo FAcr LONG continued indi, .
position results in wearing out Of III, eoats 81 the
Stomach; in partial paralysis Of the organs viii, h
should convert the food into healthy blood IN
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowels; and finally, If not checked and subdued,
in death. No sane man or woman deliberately re-
solves to encounter these terrible evils, and yet
thousands annually DO encounter and fall victims
to them, who might invariably be saved by the
use Of HUrcHINs' VEGETABLE DYsPLPsIA
BIrTERs. Iftime 10 important in matters ofbusi.
aess, il 10 douby 30 AS regards health. An early
resort to this great Alternative, tonic and restors
tive will at once relieve the languor. depro ssion
of spirits, disorder Of the bowels, feeling Of hol-
lowness in the stomach, indlsposition ior active
employment, fatulence, headache, and oppression
after meals, which precede confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this melancholy disease has obtsined
firm hold, and Influenced or less all the lunc-
tons Of the internal organ, il can be expelled ard
radically cured by a persevering use of this great
regulator and renOvator Of the digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures. and the high estimation in which this Med
cne s held by the public press, can he had Of the
agents, free.
PRICE so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, N. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

VttOUlD most respectfully inform the Ladies
w at Newport, that they have opened during
he season, u Branch of their we'll known
EMBROIDERY AND FANCY BUSINESS,
and woull be happy To display their rich and
choice selection Of goods, Comprising the follow
ing articles, viz Rich Commencia Embroider-
irs, Purses, Bags, Por..mcnaies, Fans, Baskets,
Card Cases, Sc, also, II complete assortment Of
Patterns, Worsteds, Canvass, together with a
good stock Of D,ess aud Mantill, Trimmings, /,
suitable for the season,
Soliciting your Kind Patronage, we only add
that our store is located No. So North Touru ST.,
nearly opposite the Atlantic House.
All orders will bc pro,nply attended to,
iva. N. VI. PEYSER h co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

U1Ths following capital toast was
sent by Mr.. Foster, one Of the editors
of,he Now York Day Book, in reply to
an invitation to attend a Fancy Co.'S
tune Bal at Cape May:
The L0die' at Cape Mdy:-Accep-
ted tokens OF the progress Of the age
In oldcn tme all ocean bore but ono
Queen Of Beauty, now an Aphrodite RI
scs from every wave"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
INDIA.

BY tho Overland Mail. We hare ad-
vices from Bombay to June 25th, and
Calcutta june iAth. Tn, rainy season
was proceeding favorably. The Gov.
'srnor-0ensral and Commandsr-in- Chief
ofIndia continue al Simlah. A move
men' has taken place al CaIsu.ts, with
The view Of placing British and Ameri
can vessels, trading with tha, port, on a
more equal footing than they st prsss n,
occupy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
FIRE WORKS FIRE woRKsii
HOLMAN & HILL,

No. lS9 Hidar ST., up Stays, 2d dor bcisW
Fui'or ST., Nsp Fork.
have uv~ in s,orc on cons,gmnent from the best
Houses in the Union, a full assortment vf YfRn
WORKS, consisting in part ofPALh rREus, BAT.
TERirs, MINES, DiAMosD BATrEaiEs, Bhs
hives, Plain aud Cold Rockets Of all sizes, Ro-
MAN cASDLEs, WHEELS, ITALIAN STREAM
GRs, SCROLLS, TRIAEGLEs, PIGEOks, rLow-
En- PoTs, BEsGoLA LiaBTs, sfRPEHTs, Pa
WAeei,, Bi-s Lshts, 7S,psdOs. India Fire Cresa.
rs, &c.
An Fiv- works.soh by tie IN are warranted Of
the hest qualify, and they particularly invite al
who may he in want oi any Of the above goods. 70
can on them when visiting the city, and examine
their stock and prices. as they charge nothing for
showing goods and are confident that they can
give better articles for the same money thaa cas-
I.e found at any other establishment nj ia the city.
Rene mher the No. I89 William 81.
New York, yuas y. 3R.
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PERFUMERY, COSMETICS AND
FANCY GOODS

A fresh supply OF Lubin's, Wrigh,'s and Rous-
sells Extracts Tor the handkerchief, Lustrals,
Pomadcs, and Toilet Soaps in great variety. Eie-
CANT Gu, Glass Bohemian Bottles for the Toilet,
a fife assortment of Terra Gotta Ware, English
and French Ha,r Brushes, Tooth, Nail, Flesh
and Hat Brushes, German and French Coognes,
Hair p,es, Of the most approved kinds, fine Ruc-
case Work Boxes, Tooth Pastes, Cold Cream,
Tortoise Shell Dressing and Pocket Combs, B"i
ialo Horn Combs in great variety, Port Monnics,
fine Gilt Boxes, Wax Vestas, Berli Iron Match
Safes, and Ash Stands, China Shaving Boxes,
Cream anu Brown Windsor Soap, &c, &c, for
sale by G. &. G. HAZARD, Druggist,
i,2S next door north Post Of'cc.
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DENMARK.

The Senate Of Hamburg has placed
severe and almost prohibitive restric-
,ions on the transport Of emigrans BY
the agents Of British shipowners. The
Senate has also requested the Prussian
government to adopt similar restrictive
and hostile measures, and il is stated
that the city oi Bremen proposes to fol-
low the example set by the city of Ham
>burgh. Our correspondent laments that
the British Consul and Vice Consul at
Hamburgh should have allowed these
measures 10 pass without the most strc-
,nuous opposition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

LOOK OUr.-Counterfeit $40 bills Of
the Bank Of Newbury, at Wells River,
Vermont, are in circulation, payable to
B. Wells, dated Jan. I, 1851, signed
Robert Harvey, Prest.; y. c. Hale,
Cashier. Also, IS bills on the Thames
Bank, Norwich, Conn. - Bost. Daily Ad-
rsTtissr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

ANrr SriMuLAsr AND Toric.--Thoss
who have use the OIygenated Bittcrs
for Dyspepsia can attest the superior
efficacy Of this medicine. Its health-
restoring and invigoraiing qualities not
being subject to any reaction froa
stimulants, 10 tho ssere, Of its great SUE
eess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
WILLIAM II.PEEK .

J'iiE German in Americai or advice and in
l. slruction Tor Germans in the United States Of
America, also, n Reader for beginners in the
English and German languages, by +. w. DO.
gen. Contents, General Remarks; Advice, &c,
SC. Constitution of the United States; Sketch
of the Life Of Washington; Sketch OF the Life Of
Franklin.
The above work is printed both in German and
English, on opposite pages, and the price is ex-
tremely low; Tor sale by w. II. PEEK,
a6 80 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

The Russians have a singular method
Of exsoriing disclosures from prisoners.
In their libations is mixed drug, which
has the effee, Of rendering them delir
Gus and IN this state in,crroga,cd, when
secrets are divuIgcG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
SPAIN.

The Madrid Journals Of the aid inst,
have reached us. II was confidently
asserted that one Of Mazzini's procla-
nations had been widely circulated in
,nat city, recommending tho Spanish
dema gogucs to be prepared to net at
the first signal, as the time is approach
ing for the overthrow OF all the thrones
in Europe. ItwIs believed, however,
that such inccndiary publications would
have but little effect amongst the popu-
Iation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

n The New York Mirror says; at
10 estimated that Jacob Little has made
$3.50, 900 by the recent change IN the
money market, having beer short OF
stocks' A trend Of ours who had ST.
<l.o0o TO pay in two days this week,
was compelled TO cell Erie at ~, which
he I've bought back again ~ 70, making
some t30co OUT r. VI, err .eccssi,iss"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
HOLMES N. YORK DAGUEKREOTYPES
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

Ladies and Gents Newport as yon admire a
superior picture and wish to preserve AN everlast-
ing likeness Of yourselves and friends g. TO
Holmes the only artist in X. |. who received a
Silver Medal from the American Institute in New
York for Artistic Dasuereot,pes and the only
man who ever offered fine pictures for one dollar.
Parents and children who wish To have pic
tures taken will save expense trouble and disap-
point.nent 10y visiting the New Gallery. Pie
lures of Com. Perrv's BURIAL Ground and Monu-
ment, the Round Tower and other views, or sale
by ). 4. HOLMES, near the Atlantic Hote
Newport, aud 2s9 Broadway New York.
CECOND Hand Piano Forte, for sale or to be 'et ;
Oenquire Of WILLIAM II. PEEK, SO Thames
Street. jy24.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
Charles =. LITTLE,

SUCCESSOR TO osBoRs X BITTLr.
Tnport,r and G,nTai Dealer in EngiiSh, Gu~as
and Amer,oan Harduave, Cniuy, &c
MOS. 80 and - Fulton 81 New Yo,k, oppo-
~ site the United States Hotel, where the busi.
aess has been carried on or ninety ycsrs past, res
pcctful,y invites the attention of country mer-
chants, mechanics, and others to his very esten-
i've assortmen,, comprising every thing IN ths
liur, and to whch new and crrtsnt supplies are
beinr added, Ill of which are cs.cd q, the loves
markc, prices for cash or cu spPro'.d eredh
Cut aud wrought nails, locks, ia'thes, knivs
,a,or,, .cf-sors AND shears IN pcat varwty,s
,ta,r., .h,e,, sleigh bcllr ooss aod strapped
.bovcls, spades. hoes. suks, scythcs and snsibs
rides, hI,cA lead pots and sand crucibles, Pom
f,r wells ~ cistcrns, scotch water OF Ayr stons
Tor marble polishcrs, Turkey oil stone dressed
and undrc,sed, Amc's pump sus,rs add rhim-
ucrs, mor,ree and boring machines, turning sthts
COOPER's TOOLS
in great variety, Of AItvrss,ns, Conger's, bsr-
ton's, Rochester, Iiorton's, and other maser'.
Mouse and Ship Carpenief and MdL~rfhv'
..ise tools. Coach ussteo trimmings. Hoose
md shin lprliers hardware, honsf furnish
,,v hardware IN great variety, iroo. Msss, cop.
~, AMI ,,ecl wire. genuine i'srlsIn " asd
Nurelpt<r Save. '"n~<' w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

Our greatest glory consists not 10
never falling, but in rising every time
We fall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

"Dr, Valentine Mott, Jr., Of New
York, has accepted the Professorship
oi Sugery in the Washington Universe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
FIsKE MEDICAL PRIZE CUES.
TION9

TIONS.
THE Trustees Of the Fisks Fssd ., the annul
L meeting Of the Rhode Island Medical Society
held at evidence, yuns 26th, 1851, ssssunced
ihs, the prsmism Of fhy doIlsrs, essssi b, them
Of ' ~ w. ~ '''''"'' on ''' 'e'
"Mom1opathy 90 called, as history s~d rsfs.
tatioa had been awarded to the author VI ;hs
dissrtion BEARING the motto
"Folly IN wisdom hatched,
Hath wisdom's warrant and the help of,chool,
Lowe Labor Lost,
Aui upon breaking the seal of the accompany
ing packet they learn that ihe successful cobpe.
,itor was WoRrHiSeroS HOOKER, NJ. D., Of
Norwich, Conn.
They propose the following subjects fuf 1862:
No. ! Displacements of the uterus, their local
and constitutional effects and best mode Of
treatment.
No. 2. "aas,ro Enteric d, sease," its nature,
complications and best mode of treatment.
For the best dissertation on each OF thess sub
jects should m award I've made, the Trustees will
pay the sum Of fifty dollars.
Every competitor for premium is sxpe c,ed to
conform TO the following regulations, viz:
To forward 70 the Trustees on or before the
10th Of May. A. d., 1852, free Of all expense, =
copy OF his dissertation with a motto written
thereupon, and also accompanying a scaled pac--
ct, having the same motto inscribed rpon the q ut
side, and his name and place Of residence with
in.
Previously to receiving the premium awarded
thea author Of the sucressfull dissertation mUs
ira sie, to the Trustees all his right, title ami
interest in and to the sane, for the use, benefi
and behoof Of the Fiske Fund.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessful dis.
sertations, will bs DESTROYED by the Trustees uno.
fsned, and the dissertations NAV be procured by
their respective authors of the Trustees 20 whom
they were directed. ifapplicp,ion be made there
for within three months.
HIRAM ALLEN, Of Cumberland,
WIN. A. SHAW, Of N. Kirgstown,
JOSEPH MAURAN, of Providence,
Trustees Of the Fiske Fund.
8. 4. ARNOLD, Secretary. July II 6w,
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AUSTRIA.

We learn from Vienna ,hatas rsr
cen, loan Of eighty millions OF forms
was concluded on the 24ih inst, be-
,-ee, The house Of Ro,hsehld and
company II bankers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
RIBBONS

RIBBONS.
A very elegant lot Of Ribbons just imported and
n said to be the most splendid styles ever
brought to the United States, for sale by
WIN. e, COZZENS X CO,
No 72 Thames street.
Also other new and desirable fancy goods, op-
ue this morning. jy8l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
IVORY rABLECUTLERY.
A new supply this day received by
N2s II u. TISDALE & SON.
NIT COTTON SOCKS,

KNIT COTTON SOCKS.
VERY fine Knit Cotton Socks, fer sale b, the
Y dozen or single pair, at TURNER'S,
SO & 81 Thames ST., formerly occupied by II.
Sessions. yS
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UNITED STATES UMBRELLA
MANUFACTORY.
JAMES wOUbb,


MANUFACTORY.
JAMES wOObb,
2g2 Pearl Street, New York.
COUNTRY Merchants who may be in ~aA
" a first rate and Fashionable article Of
Umbrellas, Parasois, Parasoiiefis, &c,
Are invited to call and examine the Subscribers
Stock, which comprises every style and variety Of
color and quality. The subscriber has now On
hanl Superior assortment Of Cotton, Gingham
and Six Umbrellas, Of superior manufacture
which he offers for sale ior Cash, or approved
credit, at prices which defy all competition. In
the article Of Parasols, &C., his assortment is ~
all times such az ensures the appreciation OF ths
trade. lie has long been engaged in this bust.
ness. being the successor TO T.. Smith, Son =
Co.. and hundreds Of merchants in New England
will bear him evidence in the honesty Of his pre-
tensions.
He can only hope that HIS old customers viii
continue their generous patronage, while new pur'
chssers earnestly requested to call and exao-
inc his stock and note his prices.
iune20 Gin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

ALEXANDER'S GLOVES.
A beautiful assortment Of Alexandcr's Light
n Kid Gloves opened this day, by
a5 r. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
ESSENCE of Ancnovies, Of superior quality,
IL for sale by BARBER 4 BOONE,
a6 South side Market Square.
THE Worlds Fair Polka, with elegant title by
l. w. v. Wallace.
Also, by the same Author, Graz dc Polka de
Concert, for the Piano Fo t..
The Cradle Song;
"Iiest rest on Mothers breast,
Father will come 10 thee soon."
for sale by
ak WILLIAM n PEEK
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New York Advertisements

Cxamined by she Medical asuisy n tsens.
by several Boards III Sanity--and BY . great.
nunbsr II cslebssisd Physicians end
Chsmists.
CALvANOsELECTnIC 'HHhUAA.
TlkM CHAINS. OF
+. 0OLDBERCEk,
DATENTED ~ the imp~rial nnj Royal Gov
L srhin.nt ofAos.ris, Franoe, Bavsris, and b.
the Royal t;.veTnmcnt of Prwsis.
These Galsano.EIectric khrumntism Chains
con 'iruc,ed uP'n chemico.physical principles
have been found = thousand lines practicable
against the Gout, Rhemnatisn, and all kind Of
Nervous complaints, such m palms In the face.
neck or hip, too,h-ache, ear-achr, paius in the
breast or back, lamencsr, papr,tion Of the heart,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

DRITISH Mineral Lustre, for cleaning, beau,i.
ID Tying, and preserving Silver, Plated Ware,
German Silver, Brass or Br,tania Metal; at 22
Broad street, by M. FREEBORN & co.
jy3O
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M. M. PEYSER II CO.,

DRUNES in fancy boxes, selling Of very cheap,
L at az RIDERS, III Thames st.
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EVENING DRESSES.

white Ssdhsns. do Bsrsge,
40 Alsinns, do India Muslin,
n Cri.y~d ssd Melted Fringe, for ssIs By
al LAwTOs h BROTHERe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

n-Major Heiss, formerly Of the
Washington Union, has become proprie.
tor Of tho New Orleans Delta.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
CIRCULAR.

CIRCULAR.
TIE sab,criber would respectfully inform the
l. residents and visitors at Newport, that he
has taken the Stable on North Touro Street, op-
posite the Atlantic House, where he intends k-,p-
ing for hire, a Il uitcI numb"r Of HIS baa SAD
DIE HORSES for La.iies' and Gentlemen's .
use. also, several Vehicles with horses. to let.
Lalics and Gentlemen wishing a wc!!traiaed
and saperb Saddle Horse, by leaving their orders
at the stables, be punc,ually attended to.
w. II. DISRROW,
OfNew Yoik City.
iy23 nd
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11te0,

In Prov idence, 9Th inst, Hope Green, dngh-
ofDr. J. T. Thornton, aged l3 years.
In Provilencs, 4ih INST, Alice W., daughter
Of Geo. Earle. aged II months.
In Gardner, Me-, 3Oth ut., Miss Mary b.
Lemont, aged 30 yeau. 3 months and ~ days.
At Fort Hamilton, New York harbor, on SAT-
urday, the 18th ul,i'no, Eeuie Bianey, daughter
ofLieutenant COLONEL. II. Eaton, United States
army, aged ten months
Drowned, 10 Bristol harbor, on Saturday, 9th
inst, Harriet F., eyed Is years, and sarah
Frances. aged o years, daughters OF Rufus Read,
Eco, Of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14
THE ALIiAMBIlA.

DICE & PELL respectfully inform the public.
Az and especially the visitors at Newport, that
they have Just compisted and opened
ThE ALEXANDRA,
No. 8 Thomas, corner Of William street. whevs
they intend to Keep choice supply Of wvo.icock. (.
PIover. Soft Crzbs. Fried and BrviIsd oysters,
together with other deIcscss.
Their parIors are we'll adapted for companies
Of Ladies and Genrleiaen, who may need Dim
nsr or Sopper.
Ice Crt ans, Charlotte Russc, Jellies. &C.. and
every branch of Confectionery furnished. Gotta.
ges and parties supplied and attended, at the
shortest notice.
Pic Mic and Sailing Parties superintendej m
supplied.
Evaning Parties supplied with every requisite.
Ep0ythiag desirable, TO eat and drink, will be
found al the Ahambra.
nl5.
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ARTICLES FOR THE SICK.

Choice Bermuda Arrowroot,
Pearl Barley, Tapioca,
Pearl Sago, Hecker's Farina,
Russian Isingl lass, Cooper's Gelatins.
Turkev Rhubarb, very choice,
Gum Arabic, Turkey, very fine,
Super Carbonate Soda and Cream Of Tartar.
Of superior quality, just received fresh, and for
sale by c. q. Z. HAZARD,
Druggist and Apothecary, next door north
Post Office. aug6.
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TAMERISDs, Jus, rssw,eJ ssd voc 's- -
s Nv WILSON
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GERKINS, Mangoes, Pickolli. mixed Pickles
VI and Red Cabbage, just received and for ssis
at 10 Thames street. BY a6 X. WILSON.
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Trinity CHrRCH.

VIEW ofTrriry Church, Newpor', With the
Y suoocssion of Reetors from iees W 1851, tr
sals w TiLLLEY. opp-'s the Poet Ofc~.
bi6 i.i
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ORvIS' Original extra quality Corn Starch
" Just received at ~ Broad Street,
az NJ. FREEDOM & CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-14

GREENS oxyGEYATED BITrERs. The
VI cxp .rcncc II tho pas, four ys,r' N The use u
,h,,e 6ir,rr,, IN Dy,repsia. Nervous D.bllit,, or
recent Asthma, IN. Sonvinerd ne that they are
e,sirc, ureq,,al,ed by snv other proprie'ory mod
leine ever offered TO the public, AZ a remedy 'or
those di.cases; see cs-'ihcaies in another oolrmn
r HAZARD h CO.
Asothsesrss' Hal.
vs.. Va.hins,os syase
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-02-26
DIED,

In the city of Glasgow, Scotland, (whither he had
gone to complete the study of his proessoh) Mr. Aiex
anter Strange of the Hon. Robert Strange, OF THIS
vicinity. -
No more affective intelligence could have fallen upon
his family and numerous friends.
But few months since, be left our midst, in hfen
health and with huoyan spirits. to derive the advantages
of finished education in the eminent schools Of
and those to whom he dear, looked forward WIN
high hopes and fond expectations to his future attain
ments in usefulness and excellence. But alas they nave
been called experience bitter and sorr"wfu d'saP
pointment and bear the burthen Of sad and severe
bereavement p
The subject of this obituary expired on the evening
the 10th of January last in the 2ls of his age aef
short but illness; during which he was sur
rounded by the ablest medical assistance aud tender
nursed by sincerely sympahizng relatives and friends
In the depth of their heavy afiicton, the bereaveo
family the deceased may find just cause OF consoa
ton in the remembrance OF his and shining virtues
Possessed of vigorous and cultivated nelec and COM
bining the qualities of firm and manly mind with an
extremely quiet and gentle temperament, and an anna
BILE and heart he attractive acquaintance
valuable friend and in the closer relations OF lie, an
example of flial and fraternal fidelity.
In view of his high moral and Christian integrity OF
character and his uncommonly rreproachable and un-
baneable life, there is every hope that Almighty dod
in his mercy hath taken him from the evil to come,
and called him away I" to he at rest
Fayetteville Carolinian.