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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01
REMARKABLE CURE OF MRS.
IlTiEE nERIN

MRS. JOSEPH BERRY, wife Of III. Hon.
Judge Berry, of Neubury, Vermont, was attacked
last sp, ing with BRONCHITIS Of the most vio-
lent grade. Her physician Was DIR. p, who
has since removed to New York city, to become a
Professor in the ". Y. Medical college. Alter at.
tending upon her for some time without Leneht,
until the disease had assumed chronic form, he
declared that further attendance WAS usel, SIS, as
her disease was ncurable. Having heard tina,
Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Liruwort, Tar and Ccrohais /
aqua was an UNFAlLING REMEDY in cases
of this kind, she resoltcd to il, and WAS entirely
and perfectly CURED by The use Of iuo bottles !
The high standing Of the parties reie rcd to, ren.
ders comment unnecessary.
CAUTION. None genuine, unless there is on
the buff wrapper, "A note u hand, signed with "a
Pen, by A. l.. SCOVlLL & CO.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail by a. l..
SCOVlLL K co. Proprctors, at their Itne'-
pal Depot, GOTHIC HALL, No. 3l6 Byoaduay,
New York, to whom all orders Tor the Medicine
and letters relating to agencies, should he address
ed, ros.-pait.
ALSO, for sale IN Newport by Il. Il. HAI-
ARD & CO., and X. J. TAYLOR.
pricc-In large bottles, 800, or six bottles
or $500.
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Mdrrte0.

In Ccotral I alls, 18th inst, Mr.. John u. Jc-
rauld, Of Pawtucket, To Miss Amira A. Thur
Der, oi the former place.
Ou the 2d instant, at Alexandria, Viri inia,
by the Rev j. +. Johnston, A. B. Fairfax, Esq,
u. :. Navy, to Miss +. Norris, daughter OF
the late Rev. Oliver Norris, rector OF tmist
Church, in that place.
In Boston. by Rev Mr. Mr L",hr"p, MI,
lanes Lawrence 10 Elizabeth, daughter Of
William II Prescott, Esq.
In Olneyvi'Ie, 26lh inst, hy Rev. II. Whit
tcmorc, Mr. UIoratio n . Williams, Of Cranston,
and Miss Ecbccca +. Paine, Of North Provi-
dence.
In Providence, ed inst, by the Rev. Mr.,
Phelon, ol Apponaug, Mr.. Dan'elb b' Bu 4, oi ~
and Lucy A. Brown. of Apponaug.
Iu Southboro', 25h inst, by the Rev. Moses
Curtis, Rev Baxter Newton, Of Leyerett, and
Miss Mary l.. eldest daughter Of the officiating
clergyman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

The vote throughout the otate, al lne
coming election, will be the largest
which has ever been polled in Rhode
Island. There are more names, ny
several thousand, on the Registry List
than ever before, and very large por-
portion of these will exercise the cleo
tive franchise at this time. Both par
ties are very active, and both are maxi
ing the greatest possible exertion TO
bring out their strength.
This election is a crisis in the politi-
cal history Of Rhode Island. The qucS-
ton is not simply who shall hold offices
in the State during the year it is one
offar greater and more vital Importance.
The real question is whether our ins itu-
tons shall remain as they are, or whelh-
er these shall be trampled under loot, and
their places supplied with all that is dan
Qerous in the doctrines of Dorr, and all
that 10 disgraceiul in the ultraism of
Tammany Hall Locoloccism, as urged
and pressed upon us by Beach Law
rance. Ii 10 a question whether this
State shall be ruled by Rhode Island
men, according to true Rhode Island
principles, or whether it shall be ex-
clusively controlled by foreigners and
ambitious demagogues from other
States, who never could secure NOM
ination even for the smallest and most
unimportant Office, from their own party,
in their own State, where they are
thoroughly known. George Bancroft
and all the prominent Democrats Of
New York laugh and sneer at the peo
pie of Rhode Island for electing Will
liam Beach Lawrence TO Office /; they
know him there. and they never advanc-
ed him in the slightest degree. Has it
cid Rhode Island are wiling TO take
up and nurse into political being, men
whom the Democracy Of New York
would not countenance 2 We hope not.
Men Of Rhode Island, reflec, well upon
these things. We state lacts, well au-
thenticaied facts, which cannot be con-
troverted and We ask you, for your
own welfare and happiness, as well AS
that of pros,eri,y, to deliberate well up
on these. things, before you act.a the Bal
lot. Box. All the ultra measures viii h
were proposed at the January session
ofihe Assembly, all the ridiculous reso-
lutions which were offered such as in-
suring the State House IN Providence,
which is owned by the people Of the
6tate--were introduced by this New
York Lieut.. Governor, William Beach
lawrence and every movement which
he made wns for political effect, irrc-
spective Of the true interests OF the peo-
pie OF Rhode Island. Vote for Samuel
q. Arnold, Rhode Island man, who is
descended from an ancient Rhode Island
family, and who will be influenced in all
his actions by what is best Or the vel.
fare OF HE native snd beloved State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

III A noted locoioco from Block Island
was closelted for a long time yesterday
with William Beach Lawrence directly
after ihic, the Block Islander went into
n store and asked Tor ii piece Of string,
it was furnished him, and he tied up
n large roll of Bank bills with il? What
does all this mean WAS this money TO
purchase hay-seed with, for that green
Isle Of the sea2 We should not be
surprised if Beach Lawrence was anx-
ious TO raise II large crop OF grass this
year; the seed is usually sown Town
Met ting day.
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OF RHODE rISI,ND, sc,

IL UeneraI Assembly, Jdnl Ncss., IeOZ'
ITPON the petition Of Powell u. tapr''ier
" Jeremiah Hazard aud others, iur an act ot
incnrpordtIjn; ior tie purpose ct establishing u
communication Ivy steam ycsscls or mhcrwise,
from Newport to South kingstnwn, b' the n'n1o
OF the "Narraginseu, Cunn'mlcut aud Newport
Steam Ferry Company" "
Voted and Resolved that the sad petition and
the ball acconp ,n,ing the same, bc ontu'wd un.
al the MAJ Session ~ the Genesal Assembly, aud
thu ~ the mean time the petitioners give uotlcc
Of the pcndency thereof, by publishing u copy oi
thi. vote, iur three ssyvsslse weeks AID within
six weeks after the rising of this General Assem-.
bly, in the Herald of ,ha Tmss, ssd in some
paper printed in Providence.
True Copy, Witness,
nj, sw POTTER, s,ul.
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OF THE TIMES NEWP0RT r. THURSDAY MORNING April 1882

it TO Panama, Mr.. John Z. Ruggles, of this town,
only son Of the late Hon. Nathaniel 5. Rugges,
aged about 25 years.
la New Bedford, 2Sth inst, at The residence of
Lineas Wood, George &. Hale, son of Hon Levi
Hale, Of Warren, X. ]. aged 10 years and II
months.
E Ia Nol tn Belliagham, 18th inst, Mrs. Char
louc b., wife Of Nj. Stephen A. Coomls, and
daughter Of Mr.. Wade Luilborongh, formerly Of
Newport, aged "a Years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01
[Erom the IRISH Americln.l


ASAPpEAL TO COMMON SENsE.-lt won't
do, at this day, to advance opinion without CIV
ing reason ior it, We might tell the public IN
every issue OF our paper, that HUroHIsGs' VEG
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were spccilic
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
of it, but they would mt believe our lpSs d'It
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, a. the result oil per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent testi-
rCny OF all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have sren 1t tried, that
its tonic Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether uncq'alcd. That 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa'S
iirnncss to the nerves, and inygornes the ronsti-
tuition; AMI that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider 1t the
very best stomachio which me .ical science has
YET given To mankind
Circulars, containing the certificates OF remaik h
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by thc public press, can lie had OF
the agents, free.
Price 80 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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Die0.

In Providence, 23d nst., Mary Olivia, daugh-
ter of Oliver +. aud Mary T.. Du,chcr, aged 10
years, 10 months and % !s.
In Providence, on "wednesday. the 2itl, inst,
IIeur, Anthony only child oi tna,hs J. and
Pailas =. Wheeler, in the fourth YEAR 1t hls age.
IL Providence, 23d inst, OF hydro,horas, Hart
ford Tmglcy, in The 6jth year u his aye
In Providence, 23d inst, Mrs. Hannah VI
Bowen, wife. OF Wm. Coilis Bowen, IN the 2sth
year oi b r age.
In this town, 2Jth, Miss Mary Greene, aged
50 years.
IL Portsmouth, 9th ult., Susannah Earle,
widow of Daniel Earle, member of the >Oriet,
OF Friends, in the s3d year OF her age.
~ Lyons, Clinton CO., Iowa, Fse. 2s,h, nj the
residence ul her brother Benz. Lake, Mrr. Nancy
l.. Scott, relict Of At'rt 7. Scott, 10 the 10th
year Of her age, formerly u Fall River, Mass.
In New York, Sunday evening, Of Panama fe.
,,r, vhich he contracted while on eu,incs, vi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01
IMPORTANT.

BY the ll,h section OF the Secret BAL
10, Law, all Registry Taxes must be
paid TO the Collector BY SIX O'CLOCK
NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON
that lie, the law requires the Collector
10 be at hi. Office from l2 TO 6 o'clock,
for the last six days before the fourth
day proceeding the day Of voting. We
hope to be able fully to comprehend this
foolish law, after awhile.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
INPOETAN TO YSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGIlTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluil, or Gastric JUICE,
prepared rom BENNETT, or he
FOURTH STOMACH OF The OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
prea, rhysicIo. ca Chemist, by }. ;.
llOUGnTON NJ. d., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGf,S-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDlCE, Lll-
ER COMPI AMT, CONSTIPATION
and LlTY, curing after NATURE ;
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. PAM
phlcts, containing Scienuii; evidence OF IT'S
value, furnished by agents gratis. Sec no
lice among ,he medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01
Mr.. EDITOR
The communication in

The communication in
our paper OF Thursday, relative 10 the
plan Of building an iron fence around
our Park. seems TO tnke very well in
our neighborhood. ] think that such
plan should be brought before the Town
meeting This Spring. Although do
not live in the immediate vicinity Of the
Parade. yet lam very desirous that tie
thing should be done. Let The thing be
thought OF, and let The reople see the
improvement, and am sure they would
not hesitate moment.
OLD SETTLER.
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IT, ttlarine Intelligence. ka
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, March "a.
Schr South Hampton, Mason, Prov, Suffolk;
Hard Times, Gladding, Bristol; Susan Chase,
Snow, liarwich, NY; } Bowhy, Sparks,
Prov, Norfolk.
Sloop james iIil,, Luce, Edgmtown, \ Lon-
don; Hem, Castof, Carr, ", r,ov; Mount
Hope, Phillips, Taunton, n y; Gulliord, Rob
ms, y, Matapoiseit.
Schr Honduras, Ross, Prov, Norfolk Mary
Fulker, Smith, do, Bait; J DiNun, Corson,
Bristol, Phila; Almeda, Welden, Prov, Norfolk;
Sloop Nancy Jane, Gardner, lianltmg, tt;
Monitor, DAVIS, Prov, n Bedford; Nm u Bum,
Smith, do. Hmtl,rd; Independence, Davis,
Bedford; Betsy Ramson, Stanley, Dennis, Y;
VIM Mount, Payne, n Bedford, do.
FRIDAY, March 26.
Bark Norumbcga Baxter, Prov, NY.
Brig Metamora, Baxter, Prov, NY.
Schr, Lagrange, Young, Camden, Noifolk, +,
Fremont, Ridinet,n, do, do; Frank, Handy, n
Bed ord, NY Watson Baker, Weldrn Dennls,
Norfolk Edward Franklin She,burne, Ware
ham, NY; Jacob Raymond, iioar, Bedford. n
Y; Vhginia, Ridingion, River, NY; Larkin,
Shubrick, Wareham, Phlh.
SUNDAY, March 2s.
Schr Minstrel, Could, P,ov, Ilawich; IIar-
vest, Piesby, Taunton, n y.
| sloop u cdSHoH, NIhS, IfoN WARY jaw,
Harding, Wareham; Simon = Cole, Gage, Prov
! Bedford.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Mary Powell, from York, IN going in
to Wilmington, n &, night Of 18th INST, got il
contact with bark Sarauac just arrived from Ma
tanzas, carrying away the banks jibboom and do
ing her other damage.
At Savannah, I9rh, hark John lIa2ar'
Gardner, and big John BaIch, Melville, dis
charging.
CID AT Wilmington, N c., 9th, bark Saranac
Bi,ley, far.. Havana. ca at Savannah, % BRIG
Random, Burdck, for Havana. Cid At W lining
ton, 25.h, brig Annawan, Alny, for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

NJ Every Whig must be careful not
to write his name upon his ticket, or to
make any mark upon his envelope, for
if he docs, Liza vote will be lost Re-
member this, and lie, every one caution
his nerighbor in regard TO the matter.-
You must not write your name on any
Of your tickets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

Thousands of Invalds ~ho had taken advice
Of Physicians, and innunerable medicines Of grea,
pretension for their diseases, have blessed the
DAY when they come to the conclusion TO mike
one more attempt at relief by trying the effects OF
DR., Stephen Jewet,'s Family Medicines, See
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

Prot. Olmstead, OF Yale College, has
in preparation treatise on the Aurora
Borcals, to which, for many years, he
has paid much attention, and in regard
to which be holds an original theory.
His treatise is to be published by the
Smithsonian Institute.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

DISTRIBUTIONS AMONG THE SEVERAL
STATEs.--It is understood that n bill is
10 be reported TO the House of Represen-
tatives by the committee OF ways and
means, at Washington, proposing the
distribution OF the fourth inslallment of
the surplus revenue among the States
in pursuance OF the nc, OF June 23d. 1886,
and making the following appropriations
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-March 20.
At market 125I,ecf Cattle, 23O Stores, no
Working Oxen, no Cows and Calves, Ioio
Sheep and Lambs, and 100 swine.
Pr,ces-Becf CMtle-Exna 81; lst quality
Sc 5Oa675; I'd quality. s Gao %; 81 quality, 50
75a6.
Cows and Calves-Sa'es. $25, 30, 80, 33, 30
a40.
Sheep and Iambs-S3 50, 4, 1 75, 5. 6 25a7-
50.
Swine-5 IA 8 l. &c; Retail 6a 7 l-2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

II is further proposed tha, the Sccrc.
tary of the Treasury shall be directed 10
prepare certificates Of stock for each
State. containing the amount above
specified to be deposited, signed, and
countersigned, bearing an interest oil
five rer cent per annum, payable half
yearly, on The first day Of January and
the first day Of July, commencing on the
first day Of, III the year -. This
deposit is to he made with said States
to transport 10 Liberia, it is further de-
clare., the free people Of color within
said States respectively, snd to provide
Tor aud TO educate said people as such
State, entitled 10 the said stock, may di-
rect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

n,- REMEMBER THAT YOUR REGIS
TRY TAX MUST BE PAID ON OK BE-
FORE FRIDAY NEXT, THE I'd OF APRIL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

eess.es " is the only standing article
N CO.., 'stsk that has fully sustained its
IN "'s,I great and constantly growing
5AskYAA reputation, hr so long "a period
OF time MANY eminent physicians DO not h,si-
tat To ncknov ledge its superiority, and with
ire confidence 10 recommend il TO their patients,
as a superior preparation, which has been olmdlo
he pcricctly vale, convenient, and highly efica-
co,,s in all diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, and
Chest One who has used it thus speaks oi It,
"CLINroN PARK, \. Y, Dec. 20, 1850.
Mcssrs. Reed 4 Cutler Nearly seven years
ago had violent attack % inflammation of the
lungs, which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with liuEc cfco
Tor the abatement Of violent pains about M, chest,
Nv cough was almost mccssant, accompanied with
cxpcctoraiion of the most putild and offensive
Kind, "A part of the time mixed with blood, both
of "A darn aud pink color. Several large ulcers
broke an NV lungs, which came near suiiocating
zc. | had continual night sweaIs, and was
,lnc.d almost to a skeleton. Nv case was consid
cred hopeless not only by the ph, siclans, hut by
all who saw me. Accidentally hearing from
ncighbor Of the effects which the Vegetable Pull
mpuary Bilsam had produccd ~ "A similar ease, !
was induced to try it. Before ! had used one
bottle | bcgan IL improve, aud by the use al
t,bnr bottles was restored To- usual health had
used a variety of other medicines which gave me
no relief 4 few weeks ago ! was similarly at.
tackled and dm now using the Balsam with the
same beneficial results. This statement l. unso-
lic,ted aud II costs you nothing, bm II ii will he
of any service To any one. INV object IL accom- lish
ed. Yours, Ne.
(Signcd) 'WM. l.. NONEN, i. NJ"
Nov. I, 5l.--New Certificates, To almost
any extent, might I've added il deemed necessary;
bu the proriciors feel that the article has hccon,
50 universally well known, aud It's yrtucs so gem
orally Acknowledged hy physicians and othcis, ~
to make IL unnecessary tu offer, at this time. v
ther proof of the merits ol this highl, popular ar
ticlc.
tEy- BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS AND
IMIrATlONS, smh rs CARTtR's Cow.
POUND PULMoSARy BALsAM, ANrRtcAN
puLNoSARy BALSAM, aud Others, ~ part bear
ing The name Enqnite ior the uicl, by its
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAl.S
and see that u hns The wr,ncn signature oi " ".
Joss Cu1LER upon yellow hbc, IN th. blue
wrappers. Each bottle aud seal is stamped
Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam "
Prepacd by REID, CUTLER h co In
porters aud Whole, ak Dealers ~ Mrdriucs,
Paints, Chemicals and Dyr Stuff, ~ india street.
Boston, aud sold ly Druggists, Apcihecaries. and
Country Merchants generally For particulars
and rccomInrn laiions, see a pamphlet accompany
ing each bottle Price 30 cent?. For sale m
Newport by &C &. HAZARD and X.
TAYLOR noem
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WHIG CONVENTION.

Tie Wing Convention for the Pur-
pose Of nominating suitable persons TO
be voted for for Senator and Represen-
tatives, at the ensuing April Election,
me, on Friday evening, 26th inst, Si-
las II. Cottrell, Esq, was elected Chair
man, and Charles E, Lawton, ESQ.,
Secretary. Several meetings were held,
and at the last, the following ticket was
unanimously agreed upon:--
For Senator.
ISAAC P. HAZARD.
For Representatives.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
JOSEPH ANTHONY,
THOMAS r. HUNTER,
SETH BATEMAN,
. JOHN L. BUSH.
Messrs. Seth w. Macy, Benjamin
Finch and Joseph B. Weaver thanked
the freemen for, the honors conferred up
on them, and declined denomination
The following Resolutions was adop-
ted -
Resolved, That the proceedings OF the
Convention be published in the Daily
News and. that Caucus be called for
Thursday evening next, to receive the
r eport Of the Convention.
In accordance with the above, meet
ing of the Wings of Newport will he
held a, the Town Hall, tomorrow even
ing, at halt past 7 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of acting upon the above nomina-
lions; let there be rousing meeting oi
oil the good Whigs of Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01
ZINC PAINTS.
WARRANTED PURE
The New Jersey Zinc Co.,
WAREHOUSE - DEN STREET,
NEW YORK,


4 RE prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at
n the following prices:
No. | White, ground in oil, &c. rer lb
No = White, ground in oil, Sc, r,r ID.
No. 3 Waite, ground in oil. &c. PER lh,
Brown and Black, ground in oil, 2c- per b
Dry Whie Of Zinc, DC, per Ib.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Afcr III rough test in Europe aud the United
States, has been found TO retain It's lcau'y and
protective qualities longer than amy other amt.
For uhncness and b, iIiiancy it is mriyalIcd; II
is free from all poisonous proper les 80 'on mon
and dangerous in other pi9mcms; VIII cover,
equal weight from 10 to 100 per ccnt. one space
than lead, aoi is, thercole, much cheaper To the
consumer A. an inside paint, it " Ill not turn yell
low, even when EXPOSED to the sui lphurous gases
Of coal fires or the foul air % ships. Their
White Zinc ground in varnish produces the ror.
acain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard and solid metallic coat
ing upon wood, brick, iron and other metallic sur
faces, and are remarkable fer their hIc-piuol
properties They are specially adarcd for ma
rinc purposes, having been found To rcsist the
cnrroGng action of salt water, so destructive To
other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms bv
MANNING X SQIlER,
mis- 3m AGENrs, - Dcy ST, New York.
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r. II. r.
always Ready Relief

will stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
I1ES, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic.
Neuralgia and Nervous complaints IN A FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
II win stop the most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS in fom THREE to. FIVE MINUTES
and has cured
Rheumatism In Four hours,
Nerualgia la Que hour.
Group In Ten minutes.
Darrhna IN Fifteen minutes.
Tooihachc In One second.
Spasms In Three minutes.
Cramps Ia Three miutes.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill IIlains Ia Ten minutes.
Sore Throat la -Four hours.
Influenza in Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, ChOLra MCrbus
Tic Doloreux,
and all other complaints where there is severe
pains, Railways Ready Relief will instantly stop
the pain, and quickly cure the disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, I62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
II. X. HAZARD & CO., Agents.
f25 "
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSEM
The GREAT REMED Y

The GREAT REMEDY
for COUGHS, COLDS and
CONSUNPTTONS, after a
trial oi tmeniy-frs ysars, stans
by almost general consent, at
the head of Cough Mcdicinesl
u is the only standing article
that has fully sustained its
great and constantly growing
reputation, ior So long n period
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-01

All suffering with pain are invited to call ~
RAILWAYS Medical office every day, from 3
A. VI. to 3 i. VI. Ii is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less. regular
ply sician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-29
BARRE.

1t will be seen from the following that tbs.
vices Of a well known teacher have been e...
ed for the new academy in Blmoi
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Splullipg .
veteran and accomplished teacher. lcavrs I'D
kersfeldl for Barre at the close of Tie ee
term. Great will be the loss TO FunkHnco.
but great the gain Of Washington. vi
Democrat.
.l,rest for obtaining Goods by false p,t.
At the present term of the Municipal Cont
Grand Jury found an Indictment urainr
Mark French, trader of Barre, Mennonite l,
ing that on the tenth of October last b.
false representations induced Messs. W.
& Button, Of No Pearl street DO ,his r.. .
give him credit 70 the amount of se}i IS. g..
statements which he made 10 Mesrs Wah..
Button were, that his stock iu trade was ,
from $1,000 to $1,000 after paving all Isf-t.
that he owed no debts except ia persons ID d..
ton, and TINT the first of his debts which 81, o..
thereafter become due, was The orc to W-eas.
" Button. 1t afterwards appeared however r.
cordng to the Indictment, that mstosd ol Ok.
allegations relative 10 ls property being fr.r. f
was not ia fact worth enough o. rrr
and that his property was attached r.
A rcqulsitlon on the Governor of ua.
having been obtained, officer HARRINGTON ID
ceeded 10 Barre, arrested French an3 hr
him to tins CITY, Ia the Municipal Court
morning. he was 1rrnignod mud n q rat .lr-
and was ordered TO give bail in elt0uiarla .
pearance ior trial hereafter EoFoa Tran