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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-27

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE, has just received a
IL new Novel-Mary Prce-by Renolds. We know
it;to be better than the generality of novels.
jan26ss SAMUEL LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-27

:, VI ole Bull it is said, cleared twenty five
thousand dollars by his late musical tour in
the West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-27

hJThe stock of the Crystal Palace Com
Pany In New York, is now selling for $3.50
per share.
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a. ]. ROBERTS & CO,

GENERAL =
COMMISSION. FORM ARDING AND WESTERN
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
No. 62 Poydras street. New Orleans.
Particular attention giren to the purchase Of
Goods on orders.
Recommendations JAS CoDnoly & Co., A. Brother
Esq. q. c. Laihrop, New Orleans: ID. A. January d
Co., Riggs, Lh erng Co., Smy the & Tore, ~. Louis;
J. A. Skill, ESQ.,, richardson, Gardner Stone, Cin-
cnnati; A. Thurston Esq, Louisville KY; II. Mar
ing. Esq, New York. T. Desha 81 Co.. leaycns Malone
Il CO., Mobile; s. 4. Gilbert, Evansville. iai.e5
LAW & JOHNSON
CONTINUE the practice OF Law. Gwathmey's build
~ ing LIST street between Main and Locust Evans
vile, Ind anl will bestow prompt and careful aen-
ton upon all business entrusted TO hem in of Tie
Courts the State. Particular attention paid to the
purchase and sale of Real Estate, collection Claims
dc JOHN LAW,
cct4lyd NORRIS S. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-27

Mr.. MEAGHER's ToAsTs.-At a supper
given by Mr.. Meagher to the committe who
made the arrangement for his reception IN
New York, he offered the following sent-
ments which were all received with great en-
thusiasm:-
The President of the United States-He
wears no crown, but wields thunderbo!t-
his title torule is incontestible, for it pro-
ceeds from the people and no mistake.
Ireland-The most sorrowful of the sad
nations of the .earth--may the sun Of free.
dom soon waken her from her restless dream
into healthful life, and her JOY be as bound
less as her hope, throughout her agony, has
been inexhaustible.
The press of the Republic--May it become
the textbook and testament of freedom
throughout the world; may the good it is cap
able of doing be as indestructable as thu
power il Yields
TREMENDOUS HURRICANE oFF.THE ENeLIsr
CoAsT.-The late arrival from Europe bring
news of tremendous gale off the shores O
Great Britain, on Christmas last, which j
said to exceed in severity any hurrican know
since 1889. Several fine ships, some of then
emigrant vessels, persisted amidst the fury O
the gales, and in one instance more than for
ty unfortunate creatures met with water,
grave. The total number of lives lost is sal
to be one hundred. 1t would seem that tn
effect of the hurricane was first felt OF
! Christmas-eve, and after sweeping round TIN
coast of Ireland, burst over England. Tn
velocity and power Of the wind far exceede
anything which has been experienced OF
those shores of late years. In places it trav
eled at the rate of between sixty and seven
ty miles an hour, while the wind guage exhib
tied the extraordinary pressure of from thirty
eight to forty pounds to the square foot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-27
LAW & JOHNSON
BALL AT PIGEON SPRINGS.

A BALL will be givei. vt Pigeon Springs Wednes-
N day eveDng, Jan. sGtl, to which the Dancing pubs
lie is respectful, invited Every arrangement will DO
made for the comfort and pleasure of those Who attend
omnibusses will be hand convey passengers TO
from the springs. Price OF tickets S-to be had at tho
saloon. jane43t
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OFF FOR OREGON.


NTOTICE-A first tate farm containing go acres with
y 14r acres under good improvements, situated in
Knight Township, will be sold at great barg sin- For
further particulars enquire Of IL. j. HART UNPnREr
FicKAs, on the place.
jani5--f UNPHREf FlCkAS-
XJIESTERN RESERVE CHEEsE.-e5 boxes just
w received and for sale by --l -
S. Il. GILBERT CO.. IS
sycamore. near Water.
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Dry GCOdS
-f.A.t

1873 "A blind shirt
ing d sheeting.-.. "a
"a 20 DO do 1Ua
Adams blue and or
ange prints. .
Robson a. Mcrimack
blue and orange
prints. .-......-.. Q
Sprague 81 Aliens
madden prints:..: .;
Fancy light " dark
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
Iie0.

In Washington, cn Sunday l,.t, Elizabeth,
only child oilIon. George q. King, OF this town,
aged 10 months.
At thu Arsen,l, Mount Vernon, ALBANIA, on
the 26th ut,ino, Lieutenant A. II. peai iborn,
United States Army.
Ia Providence, on Tuesday, 18Th is,t., Mrs.
Eliz,beik Simmons, wife of Gideon Palmer, and
daughter of the lac Jonathan Simmons, 9. New
port, aged Ss.
IN rortsno,th, X. J., Ittk inst Miss Fran
eis Cha-s, daughter Of the lat. Albert Chase,
sssd 80.
la tAi.trs,, Oh TaH@ay evcsins, Mr. S:eph
en Svnhwi'sl, agsl II years, fsr 46 years
m,mbn oil the sacoal BsYtist Church III tai.
tow-.
Ia Wson,sckst, 90 Wednesday, L'ui.n, wifJ
Christopher Robinson, ECO, in the 3sh .sNr
Thar aga.
In tins town, os Ttnr.dny, Mr. StrlLen
D.hlo;s, in the 69ih year Of his age.
In Providence, % the 18th inst Albert Otis
lIawh.s, son Of Otis Hawkes., aged I'll years, Q
months and days.
10 Westerly, 18th Inst, Mr.. William ID. Hall,
san oi Varnuu s. Hall, aged 26 ,s,rs.
In fiavans on the 9th on board brig John
Bach, Mr.. Joscph J. NTH, So" OF MIR. MAJ
thanicl Smith Of this town nged 27years.
In Providence, 18th inst., Lois I. vile Of 81
las W. r!mpton. in the i4th year oi her age.
In Hopkinton, 10th inst, George W. Hold
ridge, Esp, aged 81 ears Mr.. ii. ~as meu-
bsr OF tho General Assembly Of this State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
THE TMES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING MARiI 2l Sja
DIR. WlsTAR's BALsAM OF Wild
GlIEUDN


IL was known many years ago that the wild
cftry tree 1T this climate POSSESSED valuable
medicinal properties. lmired, this fact was
known Ia the abnI iDes, aud - decoc,ion nf the
laves or b;sk oi this tree has .ver been reg1sdtd
by their ply ysici,is as one ofthe most tls cua re-
medies in many diseases. This fact ssvsiai Years
since, arrested the atiention Of Dr. Wistar, a
highly respectable praciitiost of Virginia, ii.
investigated ith cs,re, ,rhe healing p,opti ties ~
the Wild Chery-tested ITS effects " hen admin-
istered alone, and when in combinalit,n ilh oih.
er remedial agsnts. lie found thar it's natural
virtues might bs greatly improved, and " COM
binins Il w,th ingredients. whose properties we,e
well proved and generally r.cognized, "a medicine
was produced which Constitutes n resaedy of great
value in pulmonary affections and diseases Of the
chest and throat diseases which are prove, bnl-
ly prevalent in our cities aud luge tow ns and Of
ten prove fatal, swelling The tills Of mortality TO
II much greater extent than is the rsss ith most
others, We had almost said all other classes OF
diseases.
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PUn.
CHASING.
The genuine Balsam is put ia bottles, with the
words "DR WlSTAk'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" Phila." blown in the glass each
bottle soaring u label on the front, with the sig-
nature OF
t.F t" H. wIsTAR, NJ. d.
This will be envch,p~d hereafter with n wrap
per copyright secured 1914, ON which will always
appear the written signature Of al. BUTTS"
Any one cosnte,ieiting the label or wrapper, or
forging the signature Of the General Agent. viii
u punished with the utmost rgor Of the law.
Originally prepared by " illiams & Co., Phila.
dephr,, now prepared and sohl, wholesale and
retail, only by Seth ". Fowle, Boston, Mass., 10
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale b, his agents.
Agent tor selling Wistar's Balsam:- X. J.
Taylor, Newport; :. w. Brigs', Bristol; Ed
ward canders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
'soath; William Cory, Tveron 4 CORNERS; =
5. bteere. Greenville. ml72w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
Mdrrfe0.

Ia this tswn, on Sunday evening, by Rev
Henry Jackson, Mr.. Eben Bullock and Miss
Annie L. Taylor, both Of Bristol
Ia Providence, l4,h inst, by Rev. Geo. X.
Darrow, Mr.. VIA. II. Rogers and Mrs Laura
Dart, both Of r.
At BrAnt's lroa Works, Washington No.,
18th inst, by Elder &. NJ. Lewis, Mr.. William
l. Spencer, Of Coventry, and his. Maria Ken
yon, pf iIopkinton.
In Fall River, by Rev. u. II. Davis. Mr..
Henry A. Cssw.ll and Miss Fanny {. Read, both
oft.R.
In Miid,tewn, 18th inst, Mr.. Thomas 3.
Pockham and Phebe Is Congdon, daughter Of
Mr.. Daniel Congdon, both Of ,ha, plme.
IN this town, on "Wednesday evening, 10th, by
Rev II. Jackson, Mr.. Frceborn Z. Weaver 81
MiJd'c,own aud Mrs Sarah A. GiLbs, Of Po'ts-
mouth
lnFaIl River. 18th lust, Mr.. John Spink, j.,
Mud tli., Gath rine Butler, both Of that place.
&In Provid,ice, on thc 18th int, w i'v. Mir.
Cumming, MIR. Charles II. Ahhnu, OF T., end
Miss Mary Il. Remington, Of Johnston.
In Fail River, 18th inst, Mr. James Cour,ne,
and Miss Cathnrine Gallagher.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
~, 900 PERSONS CURED
M RELIEF, NO PAYi
'J'HE Public are se,pecIru, informed that DT
Il Tobias h,s adopted the above NJ his motto

\ dIt tliat I'is
! l. Tobias h,s .,io,,ted the above M his motto
SINCE la. has introduced his inv.h.ble
VENETIAN LINIMEAT,
On salc ia the Uniu.d Stales-now over thr, e
YEARS.
During that period. every bottle sold has
heen warranted To give RELIEF, used nrcord-
eng IL tue directions, or the money would hc [" :
lialed; and M Agent was allowed to have or
sale without he would warrant II.
THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
Have been sold, aud Sor oNE - THOUSAND
HAVE btks REruRNiD'
:" hercver ~ has been in'r"d~rd, 81 has
tuperceded every other I.inin,ni, anj wi,h sca'c,-
+, y ANY advertising, has ln"iiy Won pn'iic c",i-
hchco' Now, there are hundreds oi L'iniiies that
are never without II. his has l'tn done 10y
! private recommendation, ch'cily Rom these "h'
nave been cured 10y II oi obstinate p,'rnsr',-
"".n er"y ofA@ ,'m'"y hd' F''p'' 'n.n'd""f'
h""y persons have sali, on ira'li"e my Iam-
phiet, that It cURks 700 sAAY comPLAiNTs
but have replied, use II according I" the dir
"ctnons, and II you do n",gc' rel'e'od' your mor
WIZ INC returned more cannot SAY ,or u
co'',' no oeh.n, ASH ho eh"n''"~"' AZ 'h"'
shSkcd ~ u lar umF: t'en Am assured there
VIII oe no dissatisfaction,
=, ~ 10 WaNNAN iEp ,Oconc
cn"'era' 'oc' Dy,nn"fy' .'""p vomiting,
rea-s'ckneSs Chicnic iSheu,h''ish' sore ihroats
ot., nn,n'' Chl,oS'"S, o"e"ng'' o'd SORES
m .o"s"., N'""l "u'"pr' ma, p"u ,'a0"''
"e"S. S",n' h",,oe'o n'.s' aus T.'pi'a-
Ion I o. me Iiea'' We'nmrs III ,he L,ns' na'h'
'rL i a,'c,. - - - . Il,
Wv
depot.
w r"'i d'recuohs "raplru up "Hhc'q pot'e.
LhbiE'
Va" "''" "o "'cu '',' WIZ 9" u'"ny an" h"."'-
WW'sy ,s""Ne In"P,e' ana h"'chcs "o'" INC
''e'A' '"e anu 'i""', '',,n,,n
-, ~ NH',r' ~ ,
Mn'on ca'Ivs on hu''''iedS o' chi,nfen "hhea'y'
Isn W.s M a'erMa ny .he ,'l"e'y app'lra'"n o' 'he
,ehc'''' ,''n''heh'. u Earen's """'n observe
'ne'' ch'ufeh' anu "htn ,he ,yeS" are ne"'l, :"
tue o''a'h'"s shsm'y ,hrh' .hry """'a w" tue
lecn % anu cnes' Wen w''h tne 'h'eh'' 'n' never
"o"" nave 70 snuer 'nat a,,rrss,ne ro,hp"'''
ohhoN'c RhEc VIA iH"'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO CYSPEPTlCS.-
DIR, ]. s. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG, tie
great lhysiclo- ical Chemist, by J. ).
HOUGHTON M. d., Philadelphia. This
is truly 4 wonderful remedy for lNDlCES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIV-
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlels containing Scien.lf, evidence Of It's
cs!ue. furnished by agents gratis. See no.
among The medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
AXALU Of The TINES.


~ All laccounts from Washington agree
that never beiore, ia the history of our
Governmest, wac any administration so
heset aud completely run down wl'l sl-
hcs-seekcrs, as is :he prcsent..' PicsI-
dent Pierce and his Cabinet are nea arsy
worn out, and scarely dare venture jnJ'
10 the street, so intolerably are they
bored by these hungry mendicanis. II
Is said that on an average there are
twenty applicants for every Office in the
gift OF the administration each aspiran,
claims TO have been the frs. to suggest
Pierce's name for the Office which he
holds, and each one Is blowing his own
trumpet Of praise as 10 how much he did
40 secure the election, and how fatal the
consequences would have been to the
party and 10 the country, it he had not
lalOred just as he did.
These are tie pure and disinterested
patriots, who, during the campaign,
were SO anxious for Pieces election,
merely for the good Of the country -
Well, We pity the President and his
Cabinet, lor we are su e that they have
anything but bed OF roses TO repose
upon Tor some months 10 come and
when all the Offices are disposed Of, and
nineteen out OF every twenty applicants
for each Office. high and low, great and
small, really feel their disappointment,
then look out for breakers /; or, as the
Ananack makers say, about this Tine
expect "a storm and Il change Of
wind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24

N5T The unterrfied Democracy had
aprivate meeting, few days ago, to
dev.se ways and means for The s ring
slec ciion by levy ing assessments on the
candidates. for National and Stale off.
ces. |, was a very rch affair, and We
are halt inclined to give our readers
their harmonious proceedings in full
There was some rather sharp-shooting,
and fome wry faces when amounts
we're named one boIted and another
kicked. An apI licsn, for an office in
the Custom House said that a candI-
date OH tie State ticket ought to pay
down three hundred dollars Tor The good
Of the cause the State candidate retail
dated and said that the office The Gus
tom House candidate desired was worth
rs much as his, and that AS the Custom
House man would be cure Of his Tor
tour years, file got il, he ought to pay
four times as much as he, the State
candidate v'z:-,welve hundred dol
lars. This made The Custom House
man hopping mad, and he declared tina,
he would not give over ten dollars
The meeting dissolved without coming
10 any conclusion. We iorbea, ior ,hc
present, from giving any further par
Gculars but would simply suggest
that perhaps Gov. Allen would honor
draft, about this time, for charitable pur-
poses, such as clothing the naked and
feeding the hungry! Gentlemen, sup
nose you feel ol his pulse 2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
tFrom the Irish American.i

AsAPrEAL To COMNOS SENSE.--It wan.
do. at this ay, 10 advance au opinion vitlout riy
ing reason for it. We might tell the cubic in
every issue Of our paper, tsat uUrcuINGs yyo-
IrABLE DYsPEPsh BIrLERs were \ specitc
for Indigestion, ana AL the diseases growing ON,
OF il, but they would u believe our ipse DIM
without We gave them the Why and thc where.
fore. We therefore state, as the rctult Of lcr.
sonal observation and from the concurrent t,sti
r,ny of all our fricns and acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have srrn It ui,d, that
its tonic, ,atcrstivc, aud restorative properties are
altogether uncqualled. That IT b.accs the .,,t,m,
restores the appc'tc, raises the spirits, impart-
6rmncss to the nerves, aud yigoracs the const-
tuition; anil that ts 81 nulating effect is followed
by ~ reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best sto'nachia which u,otical science bas
ye, given 90 mankind.
Circulars, containing tho certificates Of remark.
able cures, aud tho hs. r.tiInalios in which hi,
Medicine is held by ti' public ptes., can bs had
the zgents, free.
PRIeE 50 oES1s PER BotrLI.
Principal Office, l22 Fl.i1n street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
~ Notwithstanding tha Medic a

~ Notwithstanding ths Medical
Faculty have hope!essIy given up Tie
idea OF radically curing Rheumatic
complaints, let those who unhappily
suder from this dire complaint bear in
mind that MoHriMoRE's RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND has never yet Jailed in
aIleviating and curing Rheumatism ia
each and every one Off various forms,
either chronic or acute, no matter Of
how long standing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
m9z7 z7z4zs 1..,',,I Oa.,s',rIN7M
HAS lssiSap = Ms s'stfVllr c.,cuurtA|
MaES.sslsasso SET on pApea.
RA-xT
DESTINY
CAREFULLY tAIt CtATED


ARRIVAL fIR. CIV. RGBN v Il New YORK.
The celebrated pr q. W Rnhn,' ON sw, ed, n
| Professor Nslruocv. kstfoHomN, 4 ui h,larN, sld
Geomnr cy, having just rTrlNed itom lhilhdelphia,
| where he it- with the m'rt r\IrH, dhhT, sn-
ir tue last iour oi his service. I,,
ih- citi7'ns al New YORK. and lts vichiy, q.
Rohack beiag the seventh Of the .,v.nh sen D.,
hiyiI male A.trol"gy hs slusivv study siuee the
early age of niiten ,ras, ~ jo,s nG,ahsg.. d.iN,A
rom trsN ling NJ H. cton. that SIs y, sssss,d ~
none IN this cuuntrN .uT ~ tb'otr NJ hsine - e.
tel 10, Nature M having c,vHtd ihrsr Ilts,-d riit.
he IL prepared ~ adapt them to the hluwn q is,t,
and the immediate toittniI nitn tf the t.llSwiIg
topics Io can he cousLltrd With ~ his on sr B.,
letter il PIE ssd, and hr l. prepared I" make uss &C
h- paw or IN ~, Ui ih- following tuIic,,: bushes.
Of Hll dr,crplois usvsliIg 10, lard ~ sea; couf,
sh,ps ayis,. gwen lOr tvir sus'tsrit nee ~nl lsk
mrnt ecuistii IL st,'ks. Hrf' h-I szs "r uHl q.
inir the Itc,'e.mg oi gacis III dlsl ute iho Iuc
rhSsmg nf ", \, IL shd the shi ~ ct sii i-h
sl>o ha, hsd the hui ui rtcri,u ,,rtfci'- f.,i
the Ii.l nrshlr & Johr RriNAduue inrH,ib King &c
sweden which ii " ~ give him g,,ai ltr-ue ia
,bsvinu ~ th,>s who VIII HNor HIM ~iih 'an 10
also alters h'- .rTvl re-. 'ciitg h'tHh wealth shd
IN ,rriasr love Hau- iuurur, - rv -uits, diis,ilIy
bu,ncs tr,u, i'knts- ,rd death ESi, pre- tbt asa
future events sud MI rrrH oi life, sud invites
all those wh" li'i, II corp rally ~ mrntSl,.--
rrrn.-t rdi,s 20 dtnts.; grhileIssp ~. Nst,uiss
calculated rrd read ~ u, according IL the pIA,les
and niss, ulmc sigI ldr,s sli teH' rmtn so
Nativtss uihitd net utdtte 10 CceH nEcy, for
dies -, IN ntil ~ gcntl'nrp 81, in iul sa:-IS
sous " distsi,e ca" have their nstivtrr aiswrfS
sening the date al The day of teir birth. ALI ]
t'rs c.atslu,ig the above lee viii rr6.,e IN nst
Of tho In ted States, written "u durable paper. All
letters oi the above topics II tort-rsi", vii
he an-wrrcd sras. Iils Office isNo " huo str c<
few blocks sclO~ broadway. j. 10 o& NIy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24

eS-We learn by IA gentleman from
Washington that Js!ge Joslen's pros
pec,s 70: the Post Office are very good,
and that everything indicates his sue
cess. We are in favor OF restoring til"
Bourbons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24

TWe learn that Cuiico is very
scarce on Block Island JUS, AT this time.
aud consequently is in great demand-
The people OF that lone isle Of the sea
have quite fancy for that which ls
manufactured by Philip Ahen d Sn!
Their patterns last year were very a,
trsctive and very popular there but i,
remains to be seen what the case will
be this Spring.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
Ernm n Y. k'nrnino Starl


TRULY ALARMING The City Inspector
weekly returns exhibit a iclIl" array Of deaths
by diseases OF the stomach s,,I the bow els, aris
Ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can lao more bc in "A hCakhy
siate W en- the stomach is disordcred, than \
watch can keep true time when It's handspring is
Injured. And how readily and paiulcssIy the
digestive apparatus and all ,is dcpl rdcnt organs
car hc regulated aud restored to their full vi or!
The atcrative aud cordial rroucrtie, of UUTcu.
iNos' VEGETABLE DYsrEPsyt pirrtRs will
accomplish this Object with . RECESSION aud cel-
talnty that justify us in pTonomcng 1t iniallble.
The accordant Il stimony OF all Nhu have been
wise enough 10 give tia trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of II, efficacy does NOT res;
upon the statement q. u few patients, bu, upor the
voluntary declaration Of tlVueamLs
Circnlars, containing the certificates otrcmak-
able cures, aud the high estimate, in whlch
this Medicine is held by the pubc press, cas 10
had of the agent, fee
Price 80 cents per bottle
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, Ny
JunelS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
81 MARROW ESCAPE. A small bo

p MARROW ESCAPE. A small boat
was capsized Saturday morning near
Bristol Ferry while crossing the ferry
with the mail for Providence. Captain
William Vars, the keepenof the ferry,
William G.. Tenant and two other
mel were in the boat. They succeeded
in keeping above water until n small
boat was sent TO their rescue IRON the
shore. The boat which belongs to the
ferry was being repa red. --
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GYUSy
: KATHAIR:tS 'A--,~n
? FOE THE s-GQ
] :. N.AIR., -
LYONS KATHAIRON,
FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFI ING
T HE HAIR

"A II H IA "
Causing il L. grow lxuriantly, and giving il "a
sot and curl'ng appearan-r. Of the most
delightful character.
THE KATiIAtnON nentrnIizcs the effects of
L the disease, cliuai-, aud old age, in pi.sriv.
my and restoring HE Hum,n Hair, even after
nIdnets VI many years; ciransing the scalp
from DANDRUEF,
and all its natural Impurities i,nmrtiatsly ic-
l-ves sympathetic attacks of
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
Aud cures all Cutaneous diseases Of the skin,
such ns Salt Rheu's, Erysipelas, Itch, lnfaHiIn-
tions SC. SC. Asa
Toilet Article
For giving the Hair rich, soR, glossy and
curling appearance, nothing has ever been disco
yered Ia equal it's ncontested-its Inconiestibs
virtues. II txhales the perfumr of the mort
delightful aud exotic flowers, and is free from sil
mineral properties, or any substance which can
color the skin, or ,tain lady's hat. For
BALD AND GRAY HEADS
II is pre- cminentiy beneficial.
"The Kaihairon has fully restored my hair.
after abaldness Of IL years.
A. J. COURTRIGHr, 76 Broad street, ". Y.
The use Of the Kaihairon - adopted by the
first ply sician in Europe and America, and has
a patronage and sale unprecedented in the hi.to-
ry Of the Naleira Medica.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout North
aud South America. Europe aud the Islands Of
the Ocean, in large, handsome bottles, Tor 25 cts.
Profits only IN cxens We sales.
Sold TO the trade at liberal discount, Lut
commissioned in no instance
T.. THOMAS LYON Chemist & Manufacturer.
ID. =. BARNES, Proprietor, ,l6l Broadway MY.
To whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD 4 CASWELL, and by all dug
gists every where.
ml9--dSw 3mis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24

TPOur friend Deacon Oman has
been to Washington, seeking Tor The
Goat Island Light, he has returned
without any consolation. Be patient,
gentlemen. ...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-24
TAKE NOTICE.

GOOKING STOVES ofall thv new pattern,
" BAY STATE,
NAY FLOWER,
PEKrEcr UsIoS.
BnuwSELL's COAL STOVES, &c, &c n ;
IS Thlmcs Street. WM. BROWNELl..
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