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A MIRACLE AT DUNDEE. ILL.


Read the f,owins leii.t from A. : Hol'stct, Esqi
lew week. since NAV in village sufe cd with D
sovc.c ntacs of RhronH uud WI. 30 constant pan
,rtvn,lays. X Il. 4 recommended und applied IN
las4 than houfs hr Tree hnm pain ans 81 jN'd %
psn.sut sleep Fot a paus hnd o an instun, remedy
Il srk headache, nrunlg1, dlsrn"Ns 'nli- 'no
sni all the other complaints gut down 10 i' aa''i
Gur ysician. use it, and endorse iis qncA iu
A : HnIIISTER, pundcc Cook TO. ~.
\ b. RAILWAY $ Rcady R'l.f cures The lame, Tth-
inntod, rheumatic, Md neutaia suheefs 1t instantly
tvriy day We receive intelligence Of ic QUICK efficacy !"
r. r. B,htf in siup'ur pniu aud removing Us cause u
cures Rheumatism and iHfhnl u cures Neun llia a""
Chil Fever. Il cures thoti, ua,s Cioups and Sism'.
SICK Head ache aud Tooth arhc. u ncuscs pu-"ns nnt
acids o. ndcis Nusria htfns-. n-t he ADD health into
ihe cold aud chilly blood o. feie-bs. anil nerortes -
acts upon tho stem, rendering the unrs STRONG
ard rsn prroi aatst disease. We do unt claim th1 N X
Reiiti u o compliance i- prepared o. euro cen
tain di.rnses aisua from initiating causes ull kHtumtc.
urir Nerv,us. sud Nll1fiou- diseases 800 acute p.ns
For dt.e,s.s nisag hae, 40 BLOOD.
r. II. h. No. 2.
Foul and Corrup lumoi. hick aud Bld blood. sorer
Of uii kinds, sci Rt.um cruuil ~ Nus Dance, Chton
re- ni.casrs aud al disc s,d acpos's quickly removed
y the u.c tivay'- Reloving Rcsoivett. u IS pn"
.fiul s.ucng aud pieusatt and ,ne q, ar w poo uet
a wonderful uocI. 1t is cettun cure for 81 humois
Price {
RAIN, AY q co. 100 Fulton street, opposite s. rau'
f. R-niedrs nfe Tor sale boy itugatsts gtuttailt.
Q-gaGEO. ". NJ DEBT tittemoni, \. u. Gencfa
Agent tif New Hampshire .nd Nefmout :. l.. COLLINS
& rCOl q FIELD, Mouiptlcf. uo'JN
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First Rate.

The following will call up pleasant remem-
brances at home the old homes Of the Vernon
tiers at Rock Island. We recognise some famil-
lar names in the list Of officers; others will
doubtless be known to some Of our readers; and
we venture to say there is not one Vermont Wing
who will not be pleased by the spirited resolu-
,t,,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

Goid By he Ton icifhom O,cnersi The cor
respondent Of the London Times, writing from
Melbourne Australia says:
One circumstance Is not perhaps, altogether
undesevng of notice. There Is now at Mel.
ooarne large quantity Of gold, which was sent
IRON The dIggings by escort, and which has new
er been claimed. The amount is stated at eighi
tons, aud these eight tons of gold are watched
and warded by corporal and five men,"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

CO'reciion-The Autograph and Remnrker'
requests us To say that the Green Mountain Free
tain was once the refuge Of MIR. Johns, brother
10 the first settler Of Huntington, and his com
rade," whereas il was an uncle of his.
There, Nj. Johns-are you satisfied?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

\ pRoprR GIrr.-The Wings OF Nash
vile, Tenn. have presented the editor Of
the Banner, General ZolIicoiier, with a hue
silver tea set, in acknowledgement of his
services as a staunch advocate Of Wing
We know of no editor IN the
Union to whom an honor So high is more
properly due.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

Hon. Chas. q. Atherton was, on Tuesday, elec
tel by the House of Representatives Of New
Hampshire, U. 5 Senator for six years from the
an OF March next, TO succeed John p Hale,
whose term expires at that period.
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TOYS s FANCY GOODS.

COMPRISES TUE GREATEST VARIETY TO BIZ
FOUND ~ nus UNITED STATES
Those Goods al of Importation, made 10 o.
der selected FROM the best Europe one ct
our hrm Or 10y local agents, aud can thrrfoe be
commended 60 the trade superior 40 quality, select 10
stl 10 aud advantageous 10 price
% Mere ants ir"m The country viii 6ud our stock well
worthy of thur atteutiun
Ry-scle Agents for SANDERsONS & LANERG ANS
celebrated FIRE WORKS. Displays furnished short no
lice.
- LNnL
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The observance Of Thursday last or the An
nual /" I thanksgiving" has made the past week
broken one for business,
The leading articles continue to sustain full
prices as quoted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

The following anecdotc, illustrative Of rail.
road facility, Is very pointed a traveller IN
CURED OF a negro the distance TO a certain point
" Dat ponds on circumstances" replied the dar-
key" II you gwine foot, it'll take you about
day; fyon gwine in the stage or homneybus.
you make II half day. but you get in one of
these smoking wagons, you be aim st dar no,g."
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~ or st,vrrotprn.. A cor

VEN ybsr.' d Of slaves asI% from Mason, brscR
en-, \ d other counties IN Kentucky, has been
held, to devise some way Of preventing the es-
cape ofslaves. They would have Slave Protec-
ton Societies formed in each county in Ken
lucky, each to have pursuing committee. A
census to be taken Of all the slaves in each coun-
jty owned by membcrs--a fund raised to pay
stipulated reward for the recapture and the eX-
pcnses Of pursuit Of the slaves Of members-to
pay to citizens of free states for the capture OF
fugtives at the following rates; $500 for slave
over l6 years, 500 for younger ones, and $50
for information which results in the capture of a
fugitive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

general question was submitted to the
people Of New Hampshire, at the late Pres
ldeutial election whether they were IN IA
,or of a law embracing the principle and
provisions III substance Of the Maine Law
aud that question the people decided IN the
negative, by a small majority The Judges
Of the Superior Cour, of New Hampshire
have decided that IN eight several details
lie Liquor bill of last June session of The
Legislature conflicts with the Constitution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

The Legislature of Arkansas have reelected
Wm H. SebustIan to the Senate of the United
States, aud George c. " atkins Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court
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o. The Rutland Herald has dressed itself
throughout IN new type aud makes much i'm
proved appearance. Success 10 its enterprise.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

o. Gov. Fairbanks has appointed as .7idts
de tdmp, with the rank Of Colonel, the following
named gentlemen.
CnAnpioN NJ. FLrTcHfR of Orwell,
liAKvFYskI>G of Montpelier,
G'oHee 4. MERHlLL Of ST. Johnsbuy,
CARoLUs +, NoYrs of Burlington.
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X. * q. KILBUURNE.
DENTISTS.

ORR HHrbdHk's Store .UaiH NJ .NenfpsFisr
fHEETH FiLLED, Sc-wiih rarely iailure-in f6ors,
beautiful sHc'fsJ ai maHHer, cquued th staie
Diseased front tech fs'ord 60 heulh aud preserved b.,
operation pHetsed hy Oiher dentist ia This vicinity
IEEIH iastiied hi PROGRESS lu durable st,l- ii
grcotly reaHeed Pccg. ticr osEblshsd 10 ls52 SSH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

O. Addiction Of Member Of Congress took
place in the Louisville district, Ky last week,
TO fill the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
lion. Humphrey Marshall. Col. Preston, Wing,
was chosen. He is young nah of pleasing ad-
dress, and very popular as public speaker
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

The official mai. for Pierce and King in
North Carolina, Is COB only. Texas has
gone the sane way with a rush.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

Az ILL WlND THAT Blows NoBopY Coon.
Mr.. Phillip Morrill, states IN the Bangor (Mc.)
Wing, that disease, supposed to be allied TO
that which has infected the potato crop, has at
tucked the thistle and mullen (bolh serious pests
to the farmer to such an extent as to annlhilate
them in portions Of that state. So far as he has
observed, none have escaped this year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02

A young man named Gardner Wheeler,
Of Barre, was killed on freight tram, near
West Randolph, one day last week. lie
was one of tie hands on tie train, and was
in the act of Stacking the cars together,
when he was caught between them, as they
started on curve, received brui,c in the
abdomen, and died IA about two hours
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02
hOLFE'S
Sehiedam aromatic Sehnapps.
Manufactured By The proprietor erciusirelB
scfpiedaIIi, in holland,

By process pecuiiar to his o,en f'oior9i
sosd au inaieatod, by the eomnoa harsh berry
but b' thc choice holamcal variety OF iho sionlle =
tai"h juniper ef5f, whose r'oro Emoas eA!so Is o's'
and fecuhud wih fptuous s,vrut, and thus becomes
concentrated uueiufe exquisite dlyof aroma alosoth-
e. arseeoia" "a s cordial and medical popneio aH1
iloll inds GIN hrfeiofoo known.
luGmvel, Gout ard IN ruuaiism Sc obsuortous OF me
haarci and kidneys - effects are prompt decided Auu s
yarahy rel able. Aud 81 only remedy Tor these ma
aides, but 90 ali cases. n which they 9duoed BY drink
ins bad wuter winch = almost unnecessarily the Cause :"
them, u operates preventive.
The distressing effect upon The Stomach, Bowels andhiad
der OF ffveei new residents and an persons az aoeusoa
ed to them, produced By the waers OF nearly al our sfea
TIE large quantity OF deeDsd sesotahlc '"aie .oNtAltu
IN them, ia ste ct solution, Is we'll known as - also
mat q" ,he waters OF limestone regions ~
'alcutt ana rlo.e ~ the manuel. ~" N"O", ~
sCHiEpAM sCIINAPPs 10 40 absolute corrective Of an
these inlunou, prponer ct bad Hner' an" 'on'e9uenE
prevents the diseases "hich me o''nslSn u = a 49,
Tribe cure aGc preventive o Fever aud Asu'i eomplan
caused by he oonIaia effects at vegetable meaa 10 we
atmnslheih, ana seeeaN pne ehu' 80 we Wie', ic
districts ia which a piue,plly prevails me Afoms,e
schedam srHNAPps Is consequently IN great demand y
Pes"hs lFheelans o. h'ou 1" selle IA i"us' f"' "
country, especially We'll as by many "a eseiy eommnu
where has besome known, account OF as Faf'o' ohe'
remedial plqRafiies.
Ia al u dose tendency, !, generally the only
remedy fcqpiei ~hen adopted 10 the early sases o. ns
d'slise, la byspepue maadies, ~Esn 'aes9 ~ PioPs.
Quantities diet drunk, and especially a. onnel, u
found b, unrfm experiences &c be emineaiI eheaolpn' ~
the most obstinate en'es, when eFen me oest o. lne
remedies have failed 20 afford more than mere trm"S}
reheL 10 Of Faueucy, u an immediate ana "sl
uahlo spee'uci and a. may be administered ~ "'Iu
ptoponionate quantities. even 10 young inianir ~ az
pafotysms OF srPins pan n the stomach snd bowers, W
which they especially subject as vel as 10 the e0s "
grow persons.
Its iudirious adoption IN connection with the pTlncps
p'as, when of exhaustion dictates S use nese
fails relieve The debility attendant Pfoliaeiea
Chronic maiadiss low Compartments, and exhausted we.
energy, by whatever cause Induced ihese Sie i' "a.
which many Of tho eminent medical men, bulh 10 ~
and hs uaed States have borne testimony, ana "nA
rObOfated b, the highest wriiteR auh,liiirs
The AROMATIC scHiEDAM sCHNAPps - put up 10
good strong bouie neatiy covered aud lasee asso%ps
eed by al essay upon ~ properties and uses Iy
the principal dIugsss 10 this city and the unted STATES
UDOLPsfO WOLFE,
3n95 Sept. 7. Importer. No. %, Beasarst, New ios.
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Looking Glasses.
Picture Frames.

EVERY variety Of Moulding, and made a. Tho 30,
~ noucc, by }. &. EhEhA.
December l. iS51. u
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Feathers, Mattresses, Furniture n
Shmir.{ Cursniu 10th a T,iEn'gs.
Painted window shades, = q. X q.

A LWANS un hand aud AZ low u,ces--tn Spvuiitns
- Boeh, Head o state street, up stasrs.
J & EMERY.
nncaiuher1 lel1. o.
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PANTS, Ola vARNIsH,

(.LAss aud SASH, aud d sfea, san.t, Of GeucEaiEs
N I'd SCOTT a FIELD :.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-22
DieC,

In Providence, lch ;rs., CAPT Daniel S.
Dexter, in the 95th year o Ii age.
In this town, l4,h inst :, MIS-. Sarah, rel;ct Of
the Late Mr.. John Maxson, in lhc S5h year of
her age. For 81 years shc was a worthy mem
her of the Seven Da" Bap;st Church in this
town. Blessed a q. he dead TIA. die in he Lord.
CON.
In New York, on Monday, he l2h ins:., in
the 7Nth yea Of hcf .gc, Mary, wiuow Of the
late Behiamin &. Min r.n.
IN Providence, 1',r rs E, NJ :. RI" Bird.
widow of the Late C'pt James T. d, IL ,ue 15 /
year of her age.
At Wgsning'oi City, on Mont, Y, Thomas
Mumoc, Eco, in be SlSt ycar of his ;ge, tne
oldest ~ wei as one of the mos, rcar"crabe of
he residents of Washington. Mr.. hul oc wis
one of he earliest COMMISSIONS Of W"shug IN
ci,y, during the admins u ION Of Pres'den.
Washington; AID after the ic, val OF he seat
ofGovernmcn, hi,her o, in l. o., hc WIS appoiat-
81 Pos nlas,er 10 Washington CITY. which of ce
he iilled unil the year 1929.
At Washing on Civ, l3 h inst, Sally, only
daughter Of Capt. A. W. Eeynolds, L. 5. A
my, aged Sye..s aud ii mon -.
AT Notfolk, April 18Th, DR.. N. c. Barrabno,
Surgeon oithe U. s. Naval Hospital at that Sta
tion.
In Providence, l7lh inst Mrs. Rcbccca
Eveleth, widow Of the late William Evceth,
Esq, in the 18th Year Of her a.e.
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Marrieo.

In Providence, on Tucsd y, ut Grace Cnrrch,
by the RI. Rev. J. L. Il. llon,haw, George u.
Whitney and Priscilla, second ddunh;er "f lhc
late Hon. Albert Gallup, fJrneLv o. Albany,
New Yo,k
In Fall Rive, on the ] | b irs., NJ. Admiral
J. Warren, %, Fall River a,d Miss ila;. let &.
McCo: ie, o'Iy daush er oiJohn McCoi,ie, Esq.
Of Tivcrtoa.
IL Sou,h Scira.r, IL us E, bv Rev. George
Collins, MIR. Pccg Peck and Mss lane ". Cone,
d,ugh.er o. Mr.. olive Cone, - Scowhega., Ne.
At the city of 81. Domingo, OH the 9Th of
January last, by HIS Grace, the Most Rev. Ia.
ID. Tomas dePoi tesey lnihnte A. chbishop of st.
Domingo, Jonathaa Eliot, ESQ.,, Uol ed Sta es
Consul. o Maria Me.ccd, only daus htc" of Don
Domingo de Ia Roche. cx-Goye ror OF tbe Prov
ince and c.ty OF 81 Domingo.
In Bristol, 5h inst, Mr.. VIM. b. Gray aud
Miss Martha II. White, both Of B.
In New Bedford, l7th inst, b, the Rev Mr..
Roberts, oi Fairhaven, Almou Whiting Griswold,
Esq, of Boston, to Miss Mary Adelaide Perry,
Of that city.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
CHARLES Il. FREEMAN n CO.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & Coz
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,


Ia Broadway, Door South of Liberty Street,
NEW YORK.
IIAVE now Oh hand, and will he receiving dali
III l. through the season, New Goods, direct
from the European manufacturers, and cash Auc-
tions, rich, Fashionable, fancy silk Military
Goods. Our stock Of Rich Ribbons, comprises
every variety of the latest and moss beautiful de-
signs imported.
Many Of our gools are manufactured expressly
to our order, from our own de. gus and pat
terms, aud stand unrivalrd. We offer our goods
fr nett C,sh, at lower prices ih'n any credit
House in America can afford.
An purchasers wiz find il greatly TO their IN
terest to reserve portion Of ther money and
IN IKE selections from our g.e I variety Of rich
ch zap goods.
Ribbons rich for I,onncts, Caps, Sashcs aud
Belts.
Bonnet Silks, Satins. Grapes, Lsses, and Tail
etons.
Embroideries Collars, Chemis It's, Cares, Ber-
thas.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Ed ings aud Insertings
Embroidered Reyelc, Lace, and iicmsttch
Cambria lIdkfs.
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces for
Caps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantillas, and
Wells.
lIoniton, MechIcn, V,lencenes, and Brussels
Laccs.
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, I.isle
Thread, and Cotton Laces.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk,
Gloves, aud Mitis.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, ELslish, American, and Italian.
Straw Bonnels and Trimmings.
m23 2m.
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IErnm th. Ir,sh Ampric

AsArPEAL TO COMMON SENst.-lt won't
do. at this day, To advance an opinion without gl'-
ing "A reason t,r it.. We might tell the public III
every issue OF our paper, that HUroHiNGs' NLG-
LrABLE DYSPEPSIA RULERS were u specific
ior Indigestion, aud all the diseases growing out
OF II, but they wuud MT believe our gss diIH
without We gave them the why and the whc'e-
fore. We therefore state, as the result oi pea
sonal observation aud I. ON the concurrent ~
T,ny of AL our friends and acquainiances who
have tried the article, or have seen II tried, that
its tonic, d,eraiye aud restorative properties aie
altogether uncqacd. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa,ts
6linncss tp the nerves. and inyigorues the consii-
tu,ion; ani that It's stimulating effect ~ followed
by M reaction. We therefore consider II the
very best stolnachh which mecal science has
yci given 10 mankind.
C'rcula~s, containing the certi6ratcs Of remark
able cures, and ,he high estimation ~ which this
Medicine Is held by tho pubic p,ess, can he had OF
the agents, free.
PRIet % eIs1s BoIrLI.
Principal Office. 122 Fulton stIeet.
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY April 22.h 1852.

90 There was an alarm OF Fire,
about 8 o'chck, Sunday night. In
few moments the engines were all out
md the streets were filled with people
running in every direction looking for
thc Fire. II was false alarm, and was
undoubtedly started by some evi-minded
persons for the purpose of hoaxng the
6remen and others it appeared TO have
been a concerted plan, for when the
nlarm was first given, those residing up
town were informed that the fire was
down street, and those residing in The
south part Of the town were Informed
tha, il was up street. Thus crowds Of
citizens and fremen came in contact
with earh other about the centre Of the
town, and il was soon ascertained that
there was no fire. Several times during
che last week in the evening, we have
noticed evident attempts to create an
alarm Of fire, probably made by boys or
reckless young men, who shout some
thing quite resembling fire, in different
directions, at the same time, which is
we'll calculated TO deceive those at a
little distance who hear the sound, and,
supposing it to be fire, give the alarm in
good earnest,--and thus, in few mo-
ments, the whole town is in commotlon
We trust that the originators OF these
false alarms will be detected and severe
ly punished. If they are continued, and
the iremen and citizens generally are
constantly hunbugged in this manner
we shall directly have fire in good
earnest, in the night, and people, being
20 often hoaxed, will hesitate to go out
until they are well satisfied that there
really is a fire e,-and by this delay much
damage may be done. As general
thing, our people ale very prompt and
efficient when there is an alai oi fire,
and is gross outrage TO perpetrate SUI d
impositions as we have spoken OF. The
engines, too, are good deal injured; the
6remen are out in good faith, and they
drag their machines very rapidly over
the large pavements. and in dark
night they can scarcely sec where they
are going this Injuries the machines by
racking them severely. We hope that
we shall not he compelled TO allude TO
this subject again, and that these re-
marks will convince those who have
been guilty Of originating these false
alarms OF fire, and that they will see the
folly anS wickedness ofther conduct
and do better in future.
. CHANGING over page Of Backwood
recently, we met with this observation:
There is but one way OF being correct
and agreeing with every body: |, is TO
suy nothing that can be ol any possible
use to any one.
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We quote from the Burlington SEN
tnel tie following cpigrom," on seeing
1t announced in the Boston Times, that
Lola MopteZ has lost two bracelets
since she has been in this country"
The 1eu T esprit processes TO be by
Our Jim" Ga synonym for J. G
Saxe): but we think it must have been
instigatcd by the Jesuils
Three jewels Of beauty and cost,
Are loss il were hard TO sustain -
But the two in America lost,
She may chance 20 re cover again.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr TO EYSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Flui I, or Gas &c Juire
prepared from BENNETT, or ne
FOURTH STOMACH or THE o.,
after directions OF Boron LIEE'G, ne
great IhysicIo ical Chemist. Nv }. :.
HOUGHFON NJ. D., Phlldelohs. 1Jis
is truly a wonderful remedy of NDt .. =
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JhUNDitt.. '.'V-
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, ning after NATUr ES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OW \
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlets, containing Scienlif, evidence OF lis
value, furnished by ageols gratis. See no
lice among The medical advert rllsemonis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-22

At umke; 500 Beef Calile, no Stores, %
pairs Working Oxen, u Cows and Calves, IiOO
Sheep and Lambs, and 5000 swine.
Pricrs-Beef Ca,ile-Exia 81; lst quality
Sc so; I'd qu lily, S5 80; 81 quality, 81 5Oa5.
Working Oxen-SS5, 80, 100. llOa1i5.
Cows aud Calves-S20, IS, 27a3l.
Sheep and Lambs-S3 50a4. Extra Sos.
Swine-5 IL "A & Ia G.; .elail l.2d7 l-2o.
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Cowugal Afection.-A woman went
into an apothecary's shop the other day,
with two prescriptions. one Tor her hus-
band, aud the other for her cow. She
inquired the price Of them, and the
apohccary replied it was SO much for
the man, and 70 much Tor the beast
The woman. finding she had not enough
money, reflected a moment and said,
Give Inc, at all events, tine cows; !
can send for my husbands Tomorrow