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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-03

We make the following extracts from letters received
from friends in various quarters, since our last The
spirit OF the people is up, and the cry every where
is, REID, FREE SUFFRAGE, and VICTORY +!
MADISON, N. g., June g. 1882
am delighted with the Baltimere nominations,
and so are all our friends here. NV opinion ia we
carry the State against any ticket the Feds NAV
start. Three cheers for PIERCE, KING, and REID!
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-03
SURRY, June 26, 1852,

- SURRY, June 26, 1852.
Enclosed you have $40 for your paper. The olo-
rious cause OF Democracy is going forward finely in
this section. We are all pleased with Pierce and
hing; and as to David S. Reid, the author of Free
Pect to give him. here in old Surry, larger MAORI
ty than she ever gave him before.
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VIM. WHITFIELD,
JOHN @. TERRELL,

CENTRAL ROAD. The annual Meeting of the
Stockholders in this Road will be held in Raleigh,
on the 9th of July The interest generally felt
in this work will insure full attendance.
Work on the Eastern Division is progressing rapid
". The masons are at work putting up the abu-
mens the bridge Little River, and the carpen-
tiers will commence operations in three or four
weeks finishing it in the of three months from
the present time Mr. McRae, the contractor on this
Division, will commence to lay down the iron by
the first of October, or AFTER We expect to be
able to travel at least halfthe distance to Raleigh
the Road by Christmas Colds. Rep and Pat.
GREENE COUNTY. From the correspondence pub
lished in to-days paper it will be that DR.. Ward
has been nominated candidate for the Commons by
the Democracy of Greene. Our friends in that coun-
ty have made a good selection, and We have no
doubt they will rally unanimously to his support.
With united efforts the election of :heir candidate may
be set down as an assured result. Speght and Ward
compose strong ticket that the Wings of Greene
cannot Defeat.
We are requested to announce that Dr.. Ward will
address the citizens of Greene county at Snowfall on
Saturday the Sd day of July. is hoped that there
will be general attendance, of both Wings and
Democrats. Goldsborough Rep S' Pat.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-03

Person, June "a, 1852.
The Democrats of Person met at the Court House
on Tuesday of June Court and nominated John w
Cunningham, Esq, for the Senate, and G. S. Win
stead, Esq, for the Commons. The selections could
not have been bettered The Democrats here are all
reloIced at the nomination of Pierce and King-they
will take like hot cakes in old Person. There seems
to general muttering and backing out on the part
OF the Wings in this County, account of Scott's
nomination. never saw party more cast down.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-03

~, YADKIN, June 26, 1852.
The startling news Gen. Scott is the nominee of
me wing convention reached US this evening. His
nomination has met with cool reception in old Sur-
ry. All are dissatisfied and disappointed, and MANY
express themselves utterly Indifferent to his cleo
lonesome few Wings aver they will not support
MIN under any circumstances. If present appear
ahces indicate any thing, shall have little to fear
in August and less in November
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

NJ The Catholic Church Of the Holy
Name of Mary, our Lady Of the Isle,
will be opened on Sunday next, 25,h
inst, services to commence al 10
o'clock, A. M.
The Church, not being entirely COM
plcted, will not be consecrated, but
blessed, or, what is generally termed,
dedicated This opening be,omes nee
essary in consequence Of the Church on
the Hill being too small to accommodate
the increase Of members. On this occa-
sion there will be music, u pon,ifical
mass, sermon, &c.
To accommodate these who are real
~ interested, tickets have been provid
ed, as the House. thoulh otherwise
large, would be filled by the curious
alone. These tickets may he had by
those sufficiently interested to pay one
dollar towards this ornament OF our
town. Of Mr.. Mahony, at the Vestry OF
the Church, at any time previous to
Thursday evening. All who are not
provided with tickets by that time, will
probably be too late to secure seats.
[, is one OF the most beautiful Churches
in New England, and We have no doubt
but that it will be filed on this interest
ing occa,ion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

r. II. R-nad offensive brenih-stomach ont Of
ord~r-Take ten drops Of r. X. r. every morning in
little water, and rinse out the mouth; also, swallow
some of the R.li.Eit will neuiraLe the acid the
stomach, make II sweet and clean, and remove from
the mouth and teeth all tartar bad taste. Persons
troubled with sick headache will find immediate
lief by using X X. X. II there are any suffering
with Neuralgia, Tootharhe or Rheumatism, we guar
antec that Radway Ready Relief will stop the worst
pains in n few minutes. Price rs cents, so cents and
81 per bottle.
n. u. The following complimentary notice of X.
X. Il. Remedies il taken from the Sunday Dispatch.
Il X. MOL
Railways Ready Relief will stop the most eISru-
aud externally. The moment IL 10 taken or applied,
the patti feels its healthful glow coursine through
the system like elrctrity, Instantly relic wing the
most eNrrcntDg ortur~s and srrestiDg the progress
Of the disease Ii cures Cramps, Spnsms, Neurslgia,
Rheua Ism, Sick Headache, Chills and Fever Diar.
sufferer from the most torlrnting pains in few
minutes For NIL AGATE pnlns, Rndways Rendy Re-
lief will instantly cure aud speedily the cause
from the system. Price of II. II. II. Relief 10 IS
cents, 50 cenis, and 81 per Bottle.
RI X. No 2.
R,DwAys ResO,ATI>G ResoLvskT nAKss TINS
BLooD RiCH, rrRe AND nrALrHy.--lt 10 called
"Re ovating" bt'Hisr II TenoN aies the whole sys-
tenn II ncts upon the blood and Gle aDses 10, puti-
H~s IT, enTthes h, aud trees itsnd all the fluids Of
ths - strn-fron all poisonous humors lT impnrts
life aud strength to the Nerves. II 10 called Resol-
cles, joints, aud solids, all di'sas'd and poisOnors
Deposits, by which IL cures Ulcers, Fever Sores,
Scrofula, Cancers TumOrs, Carries Of the Bones e,-
phills In the most nggrnvating i0rms Bad Hnmors of
the Blood, fnlt Rhrum, Mercurnl Complaints, Clan
dnlar sw-lling., SC. Price X. X. X. Resolvent el
per bottle,
sohi in Newport BY II. r. HAZARD n CO,
Agents X. II. X. Ofce, l62 Fulton st. jyl7
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Mdrrte0.

IN Wickf ri, 18th ult., by Rev. Mr.. Allyn,
Mr.. James &. Babcock, 81 Warwick, and Miss
Ma tina T.. daughter Of iIenr, X. Reynolds Esq,
Of the former place.
At West Point, 7th inst, VIM Il. Franklin,
U. Typographical Engineer, and Anna Loui.
~, Youngest daughter Of the late NJ. 81. CLAIR
Clarke, Esq.
In Providence, 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Hobart.
Mile. J. Fletcher, Ct Indianapolis, Ia, and Jane
NJ. Hoar, otP.
In woonsocket, 9Th inst, Henry NJ Cobb. NJ.
d., Of Woonsocket, and Miss Catharine A. Taft,
Of Smith6cld.
In Portland, Oregon Territory, 18Th ut., by
the Rev. WIN. Roberts, Mr.. Samuel T.. NAV, Of
East Greenwich, X. L., and Miss Rebecca S,
Parrish, daughter Of Rev. T. J., Parrish, Ma.
rion county, 4. .''.
IN Washington City, 18th inst. Mr., Henry r,
FAINT, Of Warren,on, Viz gna, and Miss Louire
4. Morgan, Of Kentucky, sister Of Lieut.. Morgan,
u. n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

Gen. Jones, deceased, is to be sue
ceeded by Lieut.. Col. Samuel Cooper.
GTAt no period since Newport has
been a fashionable watering place, have
there been such large number of beau
tiiul private carriages here as this year
although there were more last season
than usual, we Ieel quite safe in saying
that there are double tho number this
year. Some Of them are very beauti-
iul, while all arc neat and comfortable.
Our summer visitors are building ex-
pensive houses here every year, and we
are glad OF this, for il tends to make
property generally more valuable, and
to a,,rac, larger numbers ofvisitors here
each year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

SINGULAR DEATH OF A Boy.-Thomas
Larkin, l3 years oi age, while bathing
in tie river AT Winsor Locke, was
heard TO utter Il cry Of pain, and sink
with "A backward motion as if drawn
under. The boy who was with him saw
him sink, raised an alarm, and Mr.. VIM
b. Turp n, Of Springfield, who was at
work in the vicinity, Immediately pro-
cceded TO the spot and dove in after the
little fellow. lie found him about 90
feet from the spot where he was seen to
sink, lying on the bottom, with his face
downward. When taken from the water
he was dead, and upon examination the
fleshy part OF his leg appeared To have
been bitten as il by large fish. Upon
one side were seven :ncsions to the
depth OF three quarters of an inch, and
SIX upon the other. They were evident
ly made by the teeth OF IL fish, but Of
what kind is Il qucstion.-Sprincfeid
Post, 10Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

A KITTEN TRANsLATED.-On the 5th
inst. as gentleman of this city was
looking out IA window, he raw a black
kitten l;,ll past him apparently from the
top Of the house, and expected to see il
dashed dead NJ on the sidewalk but
contrary TO his expectations, when il
reached the ground i, b, gan to walk
Some children, supposing it 10 be injur-
ed, took il in and gave il some milk,
which il Tapped in the usual style. The
next morning the lady u the house went
into the cellar to give il some more milk,
when, strange to relate, il darled past
her distance OF twenty feet, without
touching the ground, and went out ofthe
house. ascended upwards into the air
more rapidly :han it had fallen down
the day before, and was soon lost TO
view among the clouds. Improbable as
these statements appear, they were made
to us by medical gentleman Of sanity
and love of truth we do net entertain a
doubt. We recommend this singular
phenomenon to the attention oi the editor
Of the Spiritual Telegraph.- Boston
Atlas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

NEWPORT AND IRIS IlorELs. - II has
been repeatedly and pertinaciously sta
ted that Newport was deserted this sea-
son, in consequence Of the passage Of
the Maine Liquor Law, BY the Rhode
leland Legislature-a law, by the way,
which does not take effect even nominal
ly, until the 10Th instant.
Having occasion, a lew days since. to
engage State Rooms in one Of the Fall
River Steamers, Tor "A large party, bound
for Newport, We were not little sur
prised AT the immense crowds eastward
bound. We found mos, Of the state
rooms on board these magnificent
steamers taken up Tor severoI days in
advance and learned from the officers
that they were landing an unusually
large number OF passengers al Newport,
daily.
This morning we have received a pri-
vate letter from Newport, from a per-
iecily reliable Correspondent, informing
us that there are now Fire Hundred
guests at the Ocean House, and the
daily arrivals are overlooking the town.
We also learn that this delightful Wat
ering place was never more full, fash
ionable and gay. The Germania Band,
n, the Ocean," performs nightly, to a
brilliant saloon full of dancers. Mad
anne Bishop is abou, to give Concerts
there Ole Bull and Jaell are on the
way; and the Swan of Erln," and
Madame Alboni will be there before the
close OF the season.
In repl, T. our friends polite invitation
to ''come and see for ourselves" we as
sure him that we cannot resist his at
traciive invitation. As for the "Maine
Law" our Correspondent says "it will
only make the wine taste bctter;" on
The principle, we suppose, that "stolen
iru, is always the swcetes,."-N Y.
Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

No "E,a's Parting" subject 'aten
from Uncle Toms Cabin. written by
MI,s Mary II. Collier, Music composed
BY +. james; published by G. Z. Reed
& Co., II fremont Row, Boston. This
is the tile Of an exceedingly interesting
song, founded as stated above. The
words are very beautiful, aud we are
informed that the music is equally good.
II will soon be in The hands OF all the
Piano Forte players, throughout the
country. For sale BY w. II Peek. 90
Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

o." American Female Patriotism" !"
prize essay, is the title OF a neat little
volume, 10y Miss Elizabeth Wc,hercIl.
au'hor oi the Wide. wide World,'
u eechy," &c. This noble and inter-
esting little work is prize etshy which
was sci, cied from multitude Of others,
Of great meIit, by one OF tie Magazines
which offered prize Tor the best essay
on this theme. Il is worthy of perusal
by all ; for sale by W. II. Peek, 90
Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

WEDNESDAY Jul, II.
Schr James Bennett, Smith, Warren, Rondont,
Mary aud ;, san, Marble Somerset, n. y, Dart.
Philipr, Taunton, do, Somers, Adams, Phils.
Yachts Ceres, Carr, Prov, Excn sion Cor,iel;n,
Edg,r. Excursion.
Soop Henry Gibbs, Gray, IIar,forh, Prov,
Report, Johnson, Lyme.
THURSDAY, Jul, 10.
Schr Mary A Roland, Ram, r River, Ph,h:
Radien,, Wells, Prov, Rond.mt; ~ u Tallnr,n.
J"kn,on, Dighton, Gr--np.u; Stag, Tow nsend.
Va, n bedford; Boston, Kelle,, Prov, ny:
Martha Collins, Collins, Va.
shop Increase, Simpson, Prov, Tro, Indc-
prn-nre, Davp, do; Tho W Thorn, Duiee, y
River, Albany; incidcnt, Case, Prov, ,t.reenport;
Oregon, Churchill, do. n Y; Translation, CL,rk
2 River, do; Iisrrir', ilarrir,, do, do; Con-
merce, iiallocs, Bristol. Greenpori; Sash, LIN.
cola, Taunton, Ny; Neptune. Racket, = Riv.
rr, d"; Eir. A Jsac, iIu,e Albany.
SATURDAY, July ".
Schr Cinderella, Files, NY, Bos,; Augusta,
King. y Bedford, Ny; Mt v,rnon, Mat. rws,
Bangor, Prov; Elisha !Iol,ne., II.wes, Var.
mouth, fishing; Hector, keInble, Ny, Prov;
Meteor, Perry. Prov, N Y, Chs II Prind,e,
Payne, u Island, N Haven,
Sloop Laura Tompkins, Reach, Newark Bcs,
MONDAY, July 10
Scm Frances HsIe', Clifford, Prov, Phir,
Boync, Teele, Calais, Prov; Leah, ssurde',,
rh'lai L.''rangc. Young, Rockpor'; Msrot'lu,,
Rart-,, Barg's, P,",; Mestchos, Grif'r, kton.
ng'rn; fr-.',,d'r. Baker, Anary Con-eyan.s
Hh,s liitnuf santutse,
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"The occasional dissati.lact tiol

~The occasional dissatisfaction
which was expressed by some when the
, 'ominaiions of The Whig National Con
veDiiOn were first announced. has nearly
nll passed away, and most all these gen.
tlemen are now coming into the ranks.
aud maniiesting "a determination to give
warm and strong support TO Scott &
Graham. This is right and proper,
Tor no party can long exist, unless all
IT. members abide by the Convention
nominations, and support the regular
nominees, be they who they may. We
have conversed with many gentlemen
INV here from various parts Of the coun.
Try, and they all give us the most ell
couraglng accounts Of good feeling and
unity IN the Wing party, in their va
rIous sections. As soon as lle warm
wesiher Is over, and the excitement of
The campaign fairly commences, the
whole Wing party will be aroused TO
action AS tl.orougIy as it was in 1875
Al candid men are satisfied with the
administration Of Millard Fillmore. tor
there 10 no act oi his which can rcasona-
bly, be found fault with and we ull
know that Gen. Scott, il elected, will
continue the policy which has guided
President Fillmore, and caused hIs ad-
Ell IN h.. I.I r.,
my Presidents who have the best inter
e~ts Of the country at heart. As u state,
man. Gen. Scott has been repeatedly
uied IN South Carolina. on the North.
crn frontier, twice, and in Mexico and
on all occasions he exhibited high or
der Of talent independent of hls military
genius and ab llIes. The duties which
he performed OH these occasions were
OF an exceedingly delicate nature,-and
he was fully equal to the emergency,
aud hOnored his country and added to
her tame. His talents as "a sta .esmaD
are OF lar higher order than those oil
Gen. Pierce, and he has had Tar great
er experience and been much more Sc
vcrely tried than the latter.
The majority OF the people Of this
country are 'vhigs, and we have only
10 make a grand ra ly, and we are sure
of the lection OF Scott 4 Graham, by
triumphant vote. Scott was never de-
~a'ed, and IN whatever position he has
been placed from Chippewa to the City
oi Mexico, he has always added new
lnstrc to our national renown, and given
increased power TO our National char
Hcter. Now we will ill the measure OF
his tame oy placing earth's greatest civ
ic wreath around his veteran and hon
ored brow.
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Dte0.

On board U. :. brig Porpoise, about the 18th
Of February. Joseph, son pf James and Ruth
Phillips, aged 40.
In Washington, ID. C., 18th ult., DR.. Dennis
burke, aged 100 years, native Of ireland. Dr.
D. was we'll known to the Army, having been AS
s'.,Nn, surgeon at We" Point, for many years.
In Providence. on Thursday lmorning, 18th
inst, Mr.. John d. Barlow, formerly OF Newport,
III the 4i,h year "f his age.
In this town. Saturday afternoon, Mr.. John
Pwvis, Of Courtland County, New York, aged
about 40 years.
New fo'k papers please copy.
In T,yerton, 18th inst, Mrs. Abby D., wife
m Mr.. Daniel DwcIy, aged 81.
in i'pp''t Village. 10Th inst, Mr. John Gar.
pentrr, aged II.
In this town, on Tuesday morning, Henry
Bo~on, sun Of George Bowen ESQ, and grand
sou Of Hon. Edward W. I.awion, aged Is years.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, M 3 o'eloek.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

OhiGiN OF TmE WORLD !. BLACK
ouAnDs.'- In all great houses, but par
ucularIy in royal residences, there were
a number Of mean and dirty dependents,
whose office il was 10 attend the wood
yard, sculIeries, &c. OF these (tor IN
the lowest depth there was a lower
still, } the most iorlorn wrc,ches seem TO
have been selected to carry Goals to the
kitchen, halls, &c. To this smutty reg
iment, who attended the progresses,
and rode in the carts with the pots and
kettles, which, with every other article
Of furniture, were then moved from
palace TO palace, the PEOPLE u derision
gave the name Of biackSuar,i,-a term
since become sufficiently familiar, and
never before properly eSplained.-GD
forts Notes to Ben JonsOn's Plays.
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READ TIiB FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
From the Hon. SOLOMON FOOTE, Member
of ,nngIeas lInm NeImaui

WfSHINGTON, ID e.. June ], 1886.
d.. Geo. ~. G,ssn-DeO S6.-In your note of
Biiiers" II affords pleasure To state, that from,
the experience lhny. hnd, IN its curing a severe at
tack of Dyspepsia in my own family, and from tho
wonderful effects which il has produced In other
nj more severe cases, arising In families of men,
bers Of Congress, with whom ! am acquainted, I
think II All inpaipdts medicine, and hope that such
circulation will be given to IL will bring within
the reach Of all who are afflicted with that dlsires.
rng mnlndy. Respectful, yours, 4. fOOTE.
The pamphlets accompany ing the medicine abound
with csrthcaes of the most satisfactory character.
aud such will convince the most incredulous, thsi
II is invaluable as \ cure for Dy spepsia, As,hms,
General Debility. Bronchitis Nervousness, &C &e.,
The, can be had of the Agents gratis. .
REED, BATES n AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists,
26 Merchants Row. Boston, General Agents. .
Also, for sale in Newport, by Z, q. L. HAZARD,
u. HAZARD & Co. and X. J. TAYLOR.
PRICE-ln large bottles, sl,OOj or 6 hotties fov
A5,OO.
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IErom the Irish AmcIican.l

AsApPEAL To CoMmoS SrSsE.-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
i,g "a reason Er il. We might tell the public in
every Issue Of our paper, that HUTcHisGs' vEo-
ETABLE DysPErsA BirLERs were specific
fpr Indigestion, and all the discases growing out
of il, bat they would MT believe our ipss dirt
without we gave them the VIII. and the where.
fore. We therefore state, as the result of pcrs
sonai observation and from the concurrent urti-
IT., nv Of all our fricnds and acquaintance " b0
have tried the article, or have seen il tried, that
its tonic Alternative, and restorative properties are
altogether unequalled. Tim, it braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, 'mpsr,s
frmness to the nerves, and invigoIa,es the const-
tuition; AMI that its stimulating effect 10 followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stomachiG which medical science has
yet given TO mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in hich this
Medicine 10 held by the public press, be had -
the agents, free.
PRicE 80 GENTS PER BoTTEE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

Consis'cncy - The ~ II. Patriot ai-
ter claiming that The Locos are mol res
Ponsible i,r the religious test, on the
ground that they had not two-thrd
majority, cndcavors to lasten the blame
upon the Wbigs at time when their
vote and that Of the abolitionists togeth-
er according to it's own statement WAS
not 900 larger than Of The Locos.
The main question about this matter
never has bean answered by the Loco
Press, and never will be. The Demo
Gratis have Tor twenty years had ma
joriiy over each o, the other partie,-
The Wing towns and counties voted
against the test II the Loco towns and
roun'ies had done the same, there
would have becn no difficulty in sccu.
ring a two-thirJ majority acnins, it,
Bot they gave majority IN taror Of il,
nlJ il s,ill stands
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

UJThc effect Of the Maine Law in
this town has been to deluge some eel.
lars with ardent spirits which hereto
iore were innocent, so far as bottles and
casks were concerned. Intempcrance is
u terrible evil-all will admit hat,-but
intolerance is a greater; the one blinds
its miserable victim for a few bri.i, un-
happy hours, the other darkcns him
for all time. There is something re.
markably ridiculous in talking about
freedom, and submitting to Tyranny
something ineAably stupid in asserting
that man can DO as he likes, when
miserable spy, appointed by law, can
compel you to pay twenty dollar, Tor
selling "a bottle Of wine. Talk as We
may OF European tyranny, there is no
tyranny 80 dcspotic as tla, exercised by
petty men who, unable 10 govern them.
selves, are impertinent enough to at
tempt 10 govern others. No, one gal
Ion less OF wine or spirits will b, used in
Newport than before probably much
more will be disposed, Tor nearly all our
dealers have sold out their stocks
which is distributed among families. =
and il is very certain, for IL is human
natures irail'y, iha, the more liquor u
man has by him, the more and oitener
WILL he drunk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22

c. Raymond, OF the New York
Times, has been speaking severely and
disrespecIiully of Lola Mon,es, and ap-
plying various harsh and unpleasant
epithets in regard to her. The fair
Countess, with characteristic spunk, ad-
dresses letter to her reviler, in winch
she cut. righ, and left, and tells him
tha, if he does not retract and apologize
she shall prosecute If it was our case,
We should apologize, certainly.
We understand that Lola Is TO visit
Newport very soon she will probably
create some sensation here.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-22
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTANr To EYSPEPTICS.-
DIR, J. S. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, Tho
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT. or tho
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LIEBlG. tho
great rhysiclo ical Chemist, by ]. :.
HOUGHTON NJ D., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TiON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
ER COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
AMI DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
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