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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-18
IFrom the Irish Americana

AsAPPEAL TO COMMON SESsE.-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance opinion without CIV
ing reason for it. We ight tell the public in
every ss'e Of our paper, that HUTCHIsGs' VEG
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs we're a specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing ont
Of it, but they would NJ believe our ipss DIRT
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result OF per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent rsti-
Tcny Of all our friends and acquaintanccs who
have tried the article, or have seen IT tried, that
its tonic Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether unequalled. That it braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impa,ts
irnncss to the nerves, and inv vigorales the consti
tuition; and that It's stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider it the
very best stomachic which mc.ical science has
yet given To naikInd
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in whrh Ibis
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had OF
the agents, free.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BoTTLE.
Principal office. l22 Fulton street.
In Providence. 2Otl, inst, Mr.. Sturgcs Davis,
OF Providence, and Miss May n, only daughter,
Of the late Capt. Daniel Is. BARNS, Of Warren,
X. /.
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Mdrrte0.

At Portsmouth, on the 9th inst, by R'N =.
Adam, Mr.. William n. G.. Weaver, Of Middle
town, and Miss Oreana f., daughter o, W ilI'am
Carr. Esq. Of Portsmouth.
In Providence, 25ih ut., Mr.. Samuel A. Lind
sey and Miss Rebccca +. Stewart.
In Prov idence, llrh inst, at the First Congre-
ga,iona Church, by the Rev pr. Hall, John A..
Rose, Of Boston, aud Mary second daughter Of
Ward Cowing, Esq, ofP.
In Warwick, 7tl inst. Mr. Henry Gavtt and
Miss Abby Lanphear, both Of Westerly.
At Taunton, 18th ut., at the residence Of II.
b. W.therc, by Rev. Mr. Brigham, Seth Will
liams, NJ. d., and Miss Hannah Pratt, both of
Frcctown.
In Holliston, by Rev. Mr. Blagden, Mr.. George
Batcheldcr, and Miss Hannah kingsbury, both Of
IL.
At Amherst, OH inst Rev. Henry NJ. Storrs,
Of Lawrence, and Cathariuc, daughter oi Rev.
Dr. Hitchcock, President Of Amherst College.
Al Frederick sburg, Va, 9th inst, Hon J Pal
estier, late Envoy To South Eastern Asia, and
Mrs Caroline NJ Thompson
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Sloop Monitor, Davis, L River, Bedford
Marietta. Sietson. Chatham, NY; Leader oa-
yiii, Prov, Westerly.
SATURDAY, March l3.
Srhr Andrew JacLs,n, Atwoud, Noiwith, n
Bedford; American Belle, Crowel, n y, Eost.
SUNDAY, March IA.
Bark Rhonc, Carlisle, Prov. Cas,ine.
Brig Marietta, SiaPpol', y, Saco.
Schr Empire State, Ed, idee, Rosi, Perth Am
boy; Wm Wilson, Gibbs, Frcdcrlcksl urg, '"s'i
Nourmahal, Kendall, n Y, Ru,khnd; " llliam,
Killnrn. Bali, Bath; Emicc C'lb, tIowh,
Bristol; Oceola, Doan, n Y, lIaiwich.
MONDAY, March -
Brig Round Pond, Pierce, Porto Platte, E.st.
Schr M.ry, Chase, Prov, Va; Sarah Anh'
Cook, Camden, Richmond Va.
Sloop John VI Parker, Chase, Prov, New Bed
d.
MEMORANDA;
Sailed Gom Wilmington, y &, 9th Lrig l.l''n
Hayden, Smith, for Mai,nzas.
Schr. Eliza Jane, S'nowuan, was 1T Porte
Platte, - Domingo, load'g tor luIk, mch I'd. )
would sail in d da,s.
Brig x Rhodes, II ,mblin, went ashore on
Block Island, ON the 18Th INST, .hc is from
Charleston bound To Providence, and ID loaded
w,th hard-pnr flooring
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DicO.

Ia Phenix Village, Tuesday morning, Will
liam Easton, second son Of the hate Nicholas East
on, Of Providence, in his 56,h wear.
In Washington, ID. C., on Friday evening q e
9th instant, Justin Buucrfcld, Jr. late OF llli-
nois, aged thirty-thee wears.
lie was son of the Hon. J. Butterficld. Commits
s,oncr Of the General Land Office; he visited this
town last summer, with the hoIe Of bcncftting his
health we becainc acquainted with him while
he was here, aud esteemed him for his many ex,
ccllencics ofcharaCtcr.
At Alexandria, Va, on the 9th inst, Louis A.
Cazanove, Esq, in the i5th year Of his age. H..s
In Tivcrton, 2d inst, Mr.. Thomas Francis, in
the 67th year Of his age ;on the id, Mrs. Betsey
Currie, in the Add year Of her age.
In New Bedford, 10Th inst, Mrs. Mary H.,
wife of Capt. Humphrey NJ. Seabury, % years.
month. q days.
In East Greenwich, 10th inst, Thomas I.
Greene, aged 26 years.
In Groton, n. H., 18th ult Lydia Burnham,
aged I04 years and months.
In this town, Saturday morning, MIR. James
Mumford, aged ~ years.
In Sasapnah Ga, 9th inst, Hon William Is.
Buoch, aged 70.
On board schooner B. l. Allen, on her passage
from Panama to San Francisco, Dec. %, Mat
hew Kcath, ot Rhode Island, aged 20
On board steamship Panama, on the passage up
from Panama, Jan. Both, Conan smith, of Scit-
ua,e, X l., aged oS
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Sd nlarins Jntsllierntt. ia,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
AliliIN Ed.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY,, March 10
Brig Mont Cristo, Phila, Boston.
Sehr Mary Hall, Fredericksburg, Prov; Mary
Chace, Norfolk rilot boat Moses III. ,'rinnell,
Law, cruise. "
THURSDAY, March II.
Brig Aurora, Gardncr, Dighton.
Schr Cicero, Cas,ow, Phia, Bo.t.
SI.op Resolution, Baker, Wrkfhd; Hard
Scrabble. Simmons, Bristol, New Bchtold; Cot
che-.er, Jarvey, NY; Pct'equamsoutt, WhaIe,,
South Kingston,
FRIDAY, March IL,
ssohr Emblem. Doanc, welhcet, No'lolk En-
poriun, Atwood. do, 30; islla Rookh, Wa, hcw,
Provincctown, doj T. " lizard, French, Mrhilcci,
do; Montezuina, SWEET, do, Tangicis, Indiana,
Browu, do, do; Mar Elliot, Atwood, de-, Nor
f,lk; Robert ID Rhoues, Atwood, do, do; Jose
phine, Cw,i-. do, do; Ella Frames, Cobb, dodo;
Maria Theresa, Baker, do, do; J n hopkins,
IIopki ins, do do Emily Franklin. N,wconb, do,
do; Ocean Qucen, smith, do, do, ralo Alto,
IloIbrook, do, do, Sarah Franklin, Ere man, d.,
do,
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DEATH Is THE TERMINATION,

But too oitrn, of what, in its inception, was
lightly treated, and G,tali, neglected ms a common
cold. The snow-hall docs MT increase iastcr b,
rollins, than does DAsGLR iiom AN HcL'cim
Cough or Cold. When inflammation once seiros
upon the delicate tissue OF the Lungs, the progress
OF fire is scai ccly swiier or fatal than Il at
Of Pulmonary Disease, through its various stag :,
to its terminus. Death Yet it may be- arrested
in all cases ly a prompt resort To JT Rogers
Syrup Of Lircrr2yt, IiW and Cdnohaiagaa To
this vital truth, many among the first men in the
land have appended their aticsting signaiurrs.-
Read their testimony in the pamphlet in the hants
Of Agents.
CAUTION-Nons g'nn'ns, unless there is ON
the buff wrapper a mite Of hand, ,igncd with Il
Pm, by A. l.. SCONll.L < co.
FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, Wy A. L..
SCOVILL & CO., Prop,ietors, atiher P,inoipoi
D,pa, GOTH HALL, No. 3l6 Brood,oy,
New York, to whom all orders for the Mcdicnr
aud letters relating to agencies, should he addless
ed, postpaid.
ALSO, for sale IN Newport by X. u. IiAI-
ARD g. CO., and X. J. TAYLOR.
pricc--In large bottles, y 90, or sin bottles
for $500
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-18

As Russell, the vocalist, was recently
singing The Gamblers Wife,, in All
English town, and having uttered The
words
'IIush, he comes not yet,
The clock strikes one y
he struck the key to initiate the sudden
knel OF the departed hours, when a
respectable, we'll dressed woman eiacu-
lated, TO the amazcmcnt Of everybody
- Wouldn't have fetched him home y
All of Mrs. Caudle's lectures were con-
centrated in that little sentence.
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The origin of a large part Of the unhappiness,
misery and unpleasaniness Of this life, 10 doubtless
owing to the great increnss and prevalence Of that
disease peculiar TO civilized lite, known ~ l,y'-
pepsia, and iis effects upon The nerves. Al lhr,e
things can he prevented by the use of pr. SieI len
Jewcu's Health Restoring Bn,ers, which me .
true remedy for The above DISEASES, and sl di.or-
der- Of the stomach aud bowels, ie,ioriig The
nervous system to its proper tnnr. Sc wi'ien-
oes and advertisement in smother counn NhcIe
the, can be- had.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lNPORTAN To EYSPEPTICS.-
DIR, J. $. lOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluii, or Gastric Juire.
prepared from BENNETT, m the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
prea, PhysicIo- ical Chemist, by J. ).
HOUGHTON NJ. D.. Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle,s, containing Scien,lf; evidence OF is
value, furnished by agents gratis. Sec no
lice among The medical advertisements.
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The ST. Louis Times states that there
are three hundred families in that city
preparing TO emgrate to Salt Lake city,
to Join the Latter Day Saints, The
contemplated emigration 10 the great
valley Of the Salt Lake this season is
five thousand souls,
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Provisional BIsBoP IN Nrw YoRK
The Standing Committee have rcccv-
ed memorial from thirty one Of the
Clergy, and from Lay members ol twen-
~ two parishes, requesting the call Of a
Spcciul Convention Of the Diocese for
the purpose ofelcctng Provs 'onal Bis.
hon. and hare declined TO make The CALI
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PREMIUM pI.OWS.

bNtMIl VI fl.oN -.
MANUFACTURED ny II. MAkTlN CO.
THESE PLOWS combine ncw and important
improvcn.nts, adapting them 10 the diicic
qualities Of soil and the various modes and sls.
lems of cultu,e.
The character of these Plcws Tor ease 81 draft
and IN marcmrni. and the excellence Of their
uork, though well established "a the minds Of
the farming community, we most inlly aud sat.
isl,rurily exhibited to tl'e public at the late grand
,ris of Flows by the Massachuseus AgriculIur-
al society at Worcester The hi hest premium
1850, was awarded ~ the manufacturers of
those Plous. Aso Silver Pitcher was award
ed to them by the Amrr,can Institute Of New
lark.
ALSO,
The celebrated Iron beam Ph~s manufactured
by J. u. " hiitemorr h Co., which need onl, 10
he uicd to be approved fot sale at
No. 20 Rro,d street, w
MIA CORNELL 4 DENNtS.
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DR.. Isaac Thompson, who was ccle~
brated twenty years ago ms the propric-
tor of "Thompson's Eye Water" and
also made n fortune in thai business,
died in New London, Conn. last week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-18

Fast Day in Didssdchusets.-The
Governor Of Massachusetts,, with the
advice Of Council, has appointed Thurs
day, the 9Th Of April next. to be observ
ed as day Of public Fasting and Pray
er in that State.
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UThe Temperance Advocate says
that Lieut. Governor Lawrence expects
to gain thousand votes by his violent
opposition to the Temperance cause
Hear that ye jealous locofoco Sons OF
Temperance, and tremJle in your boots.
The delegate from Tammany Hall had
better wait until after election before he
talks about his majority; we'll bet he
runs largely behind his ticket.
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WORK I,l STEAM,

TUE sul scrilci, aying enlatg' Il bis shop Hnd
Il aIl led Sicam power to be s'hn't!, n
nov Inevared ~ ,N,tuic al cidtrs ~ bIs liue.
Sashcs, glazed bnd unghnd Blind,, painted
aud uupainlcd, constant, ON hand, Also' D'".
III vatIuus fiycs.
~ thus arnuunsirg the fitting M ~ h'' Msns-
facto,y, he rciufns thanks ~ his tu'itm'u,
throughout the state, Tor then hlrial patronage
bestowed on hin ipr The h-' few ,'als.
MO sIMON MCFfIl
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UThe Providence Post, in speaking
of William ID. Lake, of this town, styles
him Rep. William ID. Lake; this is about
as near the truth as the Post ever gets.
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urIn the Lunatic Asylum nj Wor-
ces,.r there are no less than six women
who have become insane on account OF
the departure Of their husbands to Cali
fornia.
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The sum of $3.50 is appropriated
10 the restoration of the Palace Of ST.
Cloud, which is TO be the summer resi-
dence Of Napoleon the Little.
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"A ~
s.sasEfN3 reputation, for so long period
% time MANY eminent phy yslcians do not hcsi-
tat to acknowledge its superiority, and with en-
tire confidence to recommend Il To their patients
as a super ior preparation, which has been toundto
I've pc, lcctly s,ir, convenient, and highly eiica-
cious in all diseases Of the Ihoai, Iaosgs, and
Chest One who has used il thus speaks 81 IT,
"CLINroN PARE, \. Y, Dec. 20, 1850.
Mrssrs Reed x Cutler Nearly seven years
ago | had a violent attack o. inflammation ol the
hugs, which was treated by my physicians with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with hulc cfcc,
for the abatement of violent pains about my chest,
Nv cough was almost lnccssant, accompanied with
eNpcctoralion uf the most putIid and offensive
Kind, part of the time mixed with blood, both
Of a dark aud pink color. Several large ulcers
broke on my lungs, which came near suflocdtlng
me. | had continual night swcais, and was ie-
duced almost TO "a skeleton. Nv case Was consid
cred hopeless, no, onI, by the ph, .icians, bat b,
an who saw mc. Accidentally hearing from y
nciphbor of the cilcc which the Vegetable pul.
monary Balsam had produced in n similar case,
was indmcd to Try q. Before ! had used one
bottle ! hogan to imrrove, and hy the nsc oi
four bottles was restored To usual h,;th. had
used variety of other medicines wbich gave me
no relief few weeks ago | WIS similarly AZ.
tackled, and am now us,ng the Bal.am With the
same beneficial results. This statement is unso.
lcitcd aud 1t Gusts you nothing, but II il will be
of any service 10 any one, my o "ct j. accomplish
ed. Yours, &C.,
(Sigped.) 'WM. =. NONEN,' ,'P. NJ"
Nov. I, 1851 New Ccr iicatc,, to ALMOST
any extent, might be added if deemed necessary
bul the proprciors feel that the article has Lccom.
~ universally wcll known, ard It's vituc, so re =
craliy Acknowledged 10y Physicians and o,hcls, n.
to make " unnccessar, ~ offer, at this irne, & e
thcr proof of the merits ofIhIs highly popular ~.
ticc.
tpJ- BEWARE OFCOUNTERFfITS AND
INVITATIONS, such rs CARrLR's Con-
roUSD PULnoNArY BAIs,M, AnERitAN
PULMoS,Ry BAtsAN, and hcrs, IN part lHar.
ing The n,mc Enluire lpr the mtr'le hy III,
whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAIS
and see III i has the written signature g. w..
Joss CurLrR upon yellow E.bcl. 90 tie he
wrappers. Each bottle and sal - sinmpcd
Vegetable rulmonatv BasHn." F"
Prepared by REEL, CUTLER n 60 In
po,iers ard WHOLESALE Dealer. ~ M'dirr,s, e,
Paints, Chemicals and Nv" Stuff. 30 lndia Stret.
Bosom, aud soll 10y Druggist, hrothe,ru'cs, and
Cuunuy Merchants grnctHlly. for parli,'ilts
| anil rccotnrnen a,ions, scc . pamphlet socumTanN
! ny each both. .--"rice so cents. For sale IN
! Newport by &. q. G. HAZARD and X.
TAYLOR. n20 6m
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-March IL

At market 600 Beef CauIc, No Stores, Is
pairs Working Oxen, so Cows and Calves, 1900
Sheep and Lambs, and 1900 Swine.
Pric~s-I,eef Ca,tlc--Exna ST.; 1st quality
Sc so; I'd guilty. 8 5 so; 81 quality, S4a
4 so.
Working Oxcn--S75, SIS, 95, 100 105.
Cows and Calvcs-S 20, 23, rs, 2S 81.
Sheep and l.anibs-SI 75, 2 OO..a 90; Extra
4 so a q 90.
Swinc-5 I l2a 6 I &c; Retail 6 7 lie.
RENARKs-prices have advanced from last
week. Sales o,ilck, aud market bisk.
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DoUSSEL'S AMANDINE, a fresh lot I"st
~ received. The most popular and use'ol rcm-
edy, Tor chappcd hands, OF harshncss OF the III"
a, Alphabetically, X. X. HAZARD CO
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ZINC PAINTS.
WARRANTED PURE
The New Jersey Zinc Co,
WAREHOUSE 45 DEY STREET,

WAREHOUSE 45 DEY STREET,
NEW YORK.
A RE prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at
N the following prices
No. White, ground in oil, DC. Ter ~
No. 2 White, ground in oil, Sc, Ier ID.
No. 3 White, ground IN oil. &c. per Ib,
Brown and Black, ground ia oil, &c. per b
Dry White Of Znc, 6c, per 10.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aeer thorough test in Europe and the United
States, has been found TO retain It's lcau'y and
protective qualities longer than any other aint.
For whitcness and brlliancy it is un, walled; it
is Tree from all poisonous properties - common
and dangerous IN other pigments; will cover,
equal weight, from 40 TO 100 per cent. ore space
than lead and is, therefore, much cheaper to the
consumer A. an inside paint, il will not Turn ,sl.
low, even when exposed To the sui phu ous gases
Of coal fires or the fuul air % ships. Their
White Zinc ground in yarnish produces the PER.
:cain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in a few hours form hard and solid metallic coat.
ing upon wood, brick, iron and other metallic sur
faces, and are remarkable fer their hre-rrooi
properties. They are specially adapted for ma
r,rc purposes, having been found To icsist the
corroding action Of salt water, so destructive to
! other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING & SQIIER,
| mis- 3m Agents, A Dcy ST, New York.
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A GOOD CUP OF TEA.


HOW delicious and refreshing is good cup Of Tea
j | And how many there are who pay 30 cents, and
even - cents, puund Tor common Tea, when they
can have uT the same mOney ur less NICE, fresh,
and sweet Tea, newly opened, with an aroma ana
taste which inpau delightful, pleasant glow and
an inyiguratipg influence. An Teas are injured by
being exposed to the air, aud nse Their goodness ny
remaining long IN the chest after opening. such Is
not the case with the Teas sold 10y Rcdding x Co.,
at their "China Tea store" No. l9- NNsHtNGIos
srrrrT, Bo,roN. This store has been in successful
operation five years, and Tea, Coffee aud Chocolate
only sold there Thousands ol chests ui Tea are
received by the Proprlctors, and disposed oi annu-
ally and their stock, for variety Of Kinds, is nos
eqlaed IN the city. Besides, dcvoting Their sole AZ
tenton To the sale of Tea It gives to the purchaser
an advantage in knowing where lac can always seI
fresh, sweet, and choice qualities, alta
VERY Low PRICE.
To enable Families in thc country b. lay in sup
ply for their own use, the prupretors offer Five
Pounds good sweet SoUCHoNG Tor Sl.25; Five Pounds
Op.rGE PEKoE Tor ! l.75; Five Pounds NISGYoNd
for sI.50, Five Pounds Fine loUNG HNsoS ioT SO;
Five Pounds OID IIYsoN for S2.JD ald toffEt,
ground at their own Mills, Ten Pounds best 'rHA Tor
sl.20, Ten Pounds hest Java for Sl.GO Ten Pounds
best MocH, Tor : l.sO, ground
D1r Orders from the country, enclosing the money,
may be sent at our risk and the package viii bc
carefully warded, strongly packed. Orders by
Erpress men Immediately attended 10.
Address REDDlNG CO,
China Ttd Store
i9s W.smSGIos SrsIEr, Bo'ro
dill 6m COW.
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VEGETABLE
PU M0NARY BALShM

The GREAT REMEDY
lor COUGHS, COINS and
CONSLN NPTIONN, after a
trial of iwofy-fr' gears, STAINS
hy almost general consent, nj
the head ot Cough Ncdicincsl
II is the only standing article
that has !ully sustained il.
great and constantly growing
reputation, iol so long "A pcriod
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All suffering with pain are invited TO call at
RAILWAYS Menical Office every day, from 8
A. NJ. To 5 =. NJ. IL il guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains in five minutes or less. A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
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r. r. r.
ISa d ways Ready Relief

vii, stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
I1ES, and cure the most obstinate i,heumatic,
Neuralgia aud Nervous complaints IN A FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
II will stop the most EXCRUCIATING
PAINS in from THREE to.FIvE MINUTES I!
and has cured
Rhcumatism In Four hours,
Ncrualgi. In One hour.
Group Ia Ten minutes.
Diarrhpa Ia Fifteen minutes.
Toohache la One second.
Spasms In Three minutes.
Cramps In Three miutcs.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Ch Fever Ia Fifteen minutes.
Chill Blaim Ia Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In -Four hours.
Influenza In Twenty hours.
Slnal Complaints, SriG Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Chol IA MCrbus
Tic Doloreux,
and all other complaints where there is severe
pans, Railways Ready Relief will instantly stop
the pain, and quickly cure the d-.ssc.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, l62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK
K. Il. HAZARD * CO, Agents.
mil I'm
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THE NEW REMEDY
LATELY rIsCOyERLD EY RADwAY
SEQ, CALLED
Railways RerOyalirs Resolycnt
H. X. IL.
A quick cure for Scrolula in its wo,st ftms.-
RADWAy'S RFNCVATING RIsOLNINT.
u leanses and ruriics tlr' Llood fiom all ScroE
u'"us iiuInors; il ciadcatcs ii,m the homes and
muscles Diseased Deposits il electri6es the
fluids and solids
WITH HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
II IS warranted 20 cue
ScrohIla, Whit" Sw,Einss,
IlumOis, S,philis.
anccrs. Epilrr'y,
1Hnois, J undi,c,
Rickrts, Ulcers,
Sali kh'um, Fever Sous,
Bronchtical Tumors lIackmg Diy Cough.
In either uf The al owe named ds,as,s We Guar
antee that the patient will r~perirnce it. power
iul ELECTS IN FEW liOl is alter taking u.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
it, thrill of health courses the ugh every nerve
ard secretion of he system. Is sh''k Il health
Is felt in the bones, the muschs, the nerves, the
secIetions Of every organ in tie lod.,
In ten Minute.
The patient feel, this MAJ velhns !, M dy vOlh-
ing in the system after taking il.
II EN- ches and purIti.s the blood
2. IL removes from the bones and sccret etions all
diseased deposits.
3. il strengthens aud builds mp the weak, re-
laxrd and worn out parts Of The sysi,m.
II braces up and impalis renew cd an,g, and
vitality Ia the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call NJ the Medical Office Of RADWAi & co.
No. 1862 Fulton street, and give this ~ntI aoI binary
remedy onc trial. Price 81 per bO,ik.
p "A 7 N.
All suffering with pain are invited TO call at
| RADWAl'S Medical office every day, from 3
! A. NJ. To 8 i. NJ. IL j. guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the mos,
severe pains in five minutes or less. A regular
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LYNCEHuHG TO BUCHANAN.
FEtHEOUGH to Lynchburg in "a hours, fare. 81 80
u Do 10 Lexington in two days, fare. 90
Do Buchanan in twodsys, fare. . 90
Ourpacket boats leave Richmond for Lynchbur daily
usual NJ, Sundays excepted and arrive there IN
81 hours.
Passal~s by the Tuesdays Thursday on, Saturdays
boats connect ia Iynrhburg with the boats for Buchqn
an and arrive Z NJ, and with the stage line at North
River and arrive in Lexington at NJ.
The rsveler with economy and comfort survey
the most beautiful scenery in the mountains of Virginia
The view at Balcony Falls, where the James passes
through the Blue Ridge is in itselia sufficient nducemed
for passengers take this line and the whole above
Lynchburg every bend of the James presents combi-
nation ofyer and mountain scenery unsurpassed in any
country.
The distance from the North Riverto the Natural Bridge
is only six miles
Returning leave Buchanan ate \ NJ, and Lexington at
y NJ Wednesday, Friday and sunday, and arrive in
Lynchburg at p NJ.
Below card conference.-the distances between Rich
mond and lynchburg, for fare and hours OF arrival