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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET April 81.
At market-900 Beef Cattle, no Stores, %
pairs Of W orking Oxen, l26 Cows and Calves,
1000 Sheep and Lambs, and $500 Swine. The
following were the prices:
Beet Caitle-Exip SO 50; first quality, Ss;
second do. 81 5Oa7 75; third do. s6a6 50; orl-
mary 50 50a5 rs. .--..--
Working O.en-Ss0, SO, 90, lC0, 40, 1875,
al40,
Cows aud Calves-Sales ut S2l, ~, 26, 81,
35. 40a45.
Sheep-Sales, 81 so, S5a5 so. Extra S6,7,
SaS9.
Swine-6 "a AT s.4c. Retail 81 DC. Fat
Hogs 6i.2e.
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Court Of Probate, Nuport, Afrii Is, 1853.
DETER Z. kEMING1 ON, Administrator on
i the estate of GILES BARNEY, presents
his final account said estate Tor allowance;
the same is received and referred for considera-
ton to Court of Probate to be holden at the
Town Clerks Office in Newport, on Monday,
the 10th day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M;
notice is ordered to be given thereof by advertise
ment Tor three successive weeks in the Herald of
the Times, that all persons interested may appear
ut said time and place and be heard thereon.
s2l Is. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. CI'k.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.

In General Assembly, Jan'y Session a. d., 1853.
Upon the petition Of WILLIAM ANTHO-
y NY ct al, against the Rhode Island Turn
pike Company
His Voted and Resolved, That the said petition
b. continued to the next Session Of this General
Assembly, and in the mean time the petitioners
give notice OF the penoency Of their petition by
causing Gardner Thomas, Of Portsmouth, to be
served with copy Of the same, and with copy
ofthis vote, and tha, they cause a copy Of this
vote to be published IN tie Newport Daily News,
for three weeks prior TO said next Session.
A True Copy,-Attest
nils If A. POTTER, Sec'y.
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OvsIcs Beoolso.-CorWin's AdUice.
.Akoat thvea WAN RI aOo n ouno unn

OvSics Brooiso. o.--Cor0ins AdVice.
About three years ago, a oung man
presented himself 10 Mr.. Corwin TOR n
elerkship. Thrice was he refused ! and
s'ill he made a fourth effort. Ills per-
severance md spirit oi determination
awakened friendly intercs in his wei
fare, and the Secretary advised him, in
The strongest possible terms, 10 aban-
don his purpose, and go to the West, IL
he could do no better outside the De-
par,menls. "My young irlend," said
he, "go 10 the North west /; buy l6o
acres Of government lahd-or il you
have not the money to purchase, squat
OH il; get you an axe and q matiock
put upa log cabin Tor habitation, and
raise little corn and potatoes keep
your conscience clear, and live like
freeman your own master, with no
one 10 give you orders, and without de.
pendence upon anybody. Do that. and
you will become honored, respected, in
fueniial and rich. But. accept clerk
ship here, and you sink at once all in
dependence your energies become re-
laXed, and you are unified IN few
years lor any other and more indcpen-
dent positio". may give you place
to-day, and may kick you out again to-
morrow and.tf src's another man over
at the White House who can kick me
out, and the people by-and-by can kick
him out and so we 60. But it you
own an acre Of land It is your king
dom and your cabin is your castle
you are a sovereign, and you will feel
il in every throbbing ti your pulse, and
every day of your life would assure me
ofyour thanks for having thus advised
you"
Il the thousands who so ardently
strive for places under the governmen,
would ponder we'll these words, and ex
ercise 4 sound discretion III their appli-
cation, many young and gallant spirit
would be saved from innn,ion. to be
useful to the world, and JOY rather
than griei TO its possessor.
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One OF the most important discoveries OF mod
crn science, for the cure Of pulmonary affections,
is the Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and the credit of
its discovery is due TO the celebrated DR.. Wisars
This valuable compound has restored thousands
of sufferers to health. 1t is expectorant. tonic,
and demulceni, and is said to be purely vege-
table preparation. Under its magic influence the
most obstinate coughs, colds, and bronchial irri-
tations disappear. We have used il, and can
recommend it, particularly at this season, when
the great cause OF disease, East winds are 40
prevalent. -
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WIS rAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
was introduced in the year 1888, and has been
we'll tested in all the complaints for which II is
recommended. For ten years II has proved more
eiicacious as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, lntu-
cnza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, IN
its incipient stages, than any other medicine.
From the Dedham, Mass. Gazette, Feb. lS, 1919.
The introduction Of this famous medicine to the
public, by Seth w. Fowle, has been OF more
service, probably, than any other article that has
yet been discovered, and has effected more cures
Of various eompla,ntsIhat "aesh il heir to" than
all the miserable compounds that have ever as
yet been trumpeteh throughout the country. The
numerous certificates in his advei tisem. nj fully
substantiate the virtues Of il.
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS AND
COUNTERFEITS.
Remember, the original and only genuine arti-
Gle always bears the written signature OF j.
BUTTS, on the outside wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams Co., Phila
delphia, now prepared and sold, Wholesale and
retail, only by Seth w. Fowe, Boston, Mass, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and for
sale by his agents.
Agents for selling Wistar's Balsam:- X. J.
Taylor, Newport; s. W. Briggs, Bristol; Ed
ward Sanders, Warren; Nathan Dennis, Ports
mouth; William Cory, Tiverton 4 Corners; y
y. Steere. Greenville. a2l 2w
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CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No III EXCHANGE STREET, ET,-PRovIDENcE
LJENRY STAPLES & CO., offer for sale os
IL the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, made to order, at short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bill, and Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printing Paper, Of all Baleing Paper.
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made to Shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper.
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
Tea Paper. Druggists Paper
Tailors' Pattern Pa Box Paper.
per Straw Taper.
Manila Paper. Dry Shrathing Ia
Colored Medium Pa per.
per. Blotting Paper.
Groccrs' Paper. Straw l'oard.
Tarrcd Shealhing Pa Hemp Board.
per. Envelopes.
Cotton Twiuc, Wick, and Batting
Also, highest cash price paid for Rogs, &c.
HENRY STAPLES & CO.,
n6 1yis I'D. No. II Exchanee-st
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"MY MOTHER DID NOT HEAR iT."-A
southern correspondent Of the New
York Times: writing OF Hugh Legare,
says that while Senators and Represen-
,ativss were congratuluting him at the
close oil one of his mastery speeches,
he remarked. 1t is all nothing; my
mother ,oas n9t there TO hear ii %
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
lMPORTAN TO YSPEPTlCS.-
DR., J. :. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG, the
great rhysico- icaI Chemist, by J. :.
HOUGHrON, M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TiON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle!s containing Sciennfo evidence OF It's
caiue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
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IL am a man, aud deem nothing winch tcntes
mau foreign To my feelings"
YOUTH IL MANHOOD.

A VIGOROUS LIFE JR A PREMATi RE DEATH,
kinkein on Sei| Prese, Uafion-on.t - e,ntS.
Vul- book, just published, il iltd with useful u.
L formation on tn. inilruitrs ard diseases of ~.
human ~ stem. II addresses itsoli alIkc To- outh
Manhood and pld hge-tO all whU sprtehvhd or tui
fer under the dire consequences ui enT a. prolonged
indiscret"nsto all who feel the exhaustive fleet,
ol bNuclul hHbits-to all who IN addiuun declining
physical energy, the victims ofrcrvrus and mcn-
tai debility, uud Of mopug and melancholy dcspom.
cncy-to all ,uCh DR. would SAY
READ THIS BOUk
The valuable advice and impressive warning |
gives will prevent ycart oi misery aud suffering
save annually thousands of lives
Parents by reading will lenru how TO prev,nt7
destruction Of their children.
~ remittance at ~ cents, enclosed in letter
addressed TO DIR Kinkein, Ihiladeiphs, will eUhnie
n book, under envelope per return oI mail
1T Dr. X, Is years resident Physician, ". w cor
nef oi 81 aud Union street, between spruce and Fu
PhilHielphR may he consulted ouihdrntinlly.
lie who places himself under The care OF nr. II. :
may re niously con1de In his no, or ~ gentleman
aud confidently rely upon his skill NJ u phN sicnn.
Persons nj distance may address ID. n ty letter.
(pie FAid) and hc cured NJ h. me.
Packages oi medicines directions, SC forwarded
by sending remittance, AID put up sscur, from dan
nre or curiosity.
booksellers News Agents, Pcdlnrs, Cnvsrser,
and all "hccs supplied with Tie above ~crk nj very
ow rates. npA ly daw.
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The Union says that q. in distributing
the official appointments the Admins.
tra'ion has in view primarily the good
Of tho country, and incidentally the
welfare Of the dominan, party" We
are afraid that the incidental protec-
ton in this case is quite as much
matter OF concern as the direct juiy.-
Akr. Gazette. ...H .f
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pA gang Of rowdies amused them:
selves Saturday night, by tearing down
barber's pole, destroying Gas pipes,
throwing ploughs over fences into yards,
and other becoming tricks OF the same
kind. 1t is a great pity that such evil
minded persons could not be detected
and punished severely as they deserve.
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p- Why SHOULD WE sYMPATHlZE
WITH those who suffer persisting in
their dogma that Rheumatism is incura-
BILE, when II tried and reliable remedy Is
within their reach thousands have been
relieved and radically cured by NOR
TIMORE'S RHEUMATIC COM
POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
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3HA ttlarine Intelligence. 4k,
.. PORT OF NEWPORT.
MONDAY, April 25th

Arrived, Schooner Wakelor of Me-, Z. Z.
Johnson; sailed from Savanna, Georgia, April
Is, bound to Richmond Me. experienced heavy
gales, stove buwarks, and splii her g,b; lost
over rboard part Of her deck load put in here for
n hsrbor.
Arrived, same day, Sch. Keuduskeag, Has
kell; also Brig Charles Thomas, Saun iers, both
from Wilmington, N. e..
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Mdrrfeu.

Ia Providence, by Rev. Francis Smith, Mr..
Peleg Dawley and Miss Lucinda W. Barney
both ofP 'N IN't
IN Providence, on Saturday evening. 10th
inst at the City Hotel, by Rev. r. A. Eaton,
Mr.. Charles %. Colley, OF New York, md Mary
J. eldest daughter Of Asa Willard, ESQ.,. Of st.
Johns, N. q.
In Wsverly, " Y, Itth inst, Mr.. Albert G.
Howard, of providenos and Miss ELLEN Murray,
NJ Athens. Pa.
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PkovipsNcE, RI.
Once in Franklin House, cor er OF South Ms,n an
College streets.
Insure against Fire and Marine RISKS on ~ fnyoTa-
bic terms rs other Stotk Cunpnnirs
Capital 10000.
This Company affords the same security w other
Stock Companies with the additional advantage TO
the Insured Of sharing equally zith the Siockhoid,is
IN the Nett Earnings OF the business, without sny Ia
biity 10 asssssmrnt
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Hardness, Amos Y. Beebwith,
Drfay Tat, Hsnr Lipptu,
Truman Beckwith, Hosea BHlluu, IT,,
Thomas !. stead, Henry q. MH'hrwson
William 4 Robinson, JHncr g.. Anthony,
james \. Smith, lrhn \ Mhs"n,
A. ~ Dke, Dsprl DAY,
BilNrgs Bsrtow, pdpafd lrntcs,
Charles a. Dsinsy, George W. thspf~,
haflcs l.. FISHER, Nilltam J. KING,
Cyru. Taft, Joseph, arpcbt.r,
C,rus n. Manchester, Seth psd,lofd,
Errl y. Msson.
TnOdkS HAHkNEes, President
GEn. G. ARNOLD, srcr'y.
AppH anon rer mail for Insurance 10 Tits Conla
nv will fsc'rve prompt attention.
R3 d&wly
DLAsTER Hair, for sale by
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, UMr James n. sandsrson ia sbou,
toefcct q mammoth iron hotel, to cos,
atoo, 600 on Filth Avenue, N.
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r. rECKHAM. r.. DAVIS.
PECKliAM & DAVIS,
AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.
FaR SALE or (AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL,)
GROCERIES, GRAIN, PRODUCE,
SHIP STORES AND CHANDLERF,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, BUTTER, LAkD,
Oils, PAINTS, TAR AND VARNISH.
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
~ CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
i2O
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PREMIUM SEWING BIRDS.

THESE useful and Justly rclebrnted Binds are
. l. nov first offered in conph te form, and are
recommended to the favorable notice Of the La
dies, rs articles which, in point Of utility, dura.
bIhty and beauty, cannot be surpassed. BY the
use ot these Birds au upright position in sewing
may always he attained, ana the Csnger Of Il
droopiI or bent figure tue natural consequence Of
sewing IN an uniivorable position, entirely obvi-
ated. We have arranged for "a constant supply
and will furnish the hest articles AT The lowest
prices. Is. II. TISDALE & son.
m2J
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CURE OF DIsORpIRrD IIvIR AND BAD
DIGESTION.
Copy If a Letter y om u. ~. Krkus. Chtmi,i,
Pr,Sc0t ST. tr, LireTpoOt, dared tth June, le5l.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
rIR,-iour Pills and Ointment have stood tie
highest on our sale list ofPIopr-tory Medicines Tor
suine years customer 10 whom Cau refer lcr
any enquiries, desires me 10 let you know The Inrtic.
nlars Of hri case. sh1 had been troubled tor Year.
with a disordered liver aud had digestion. ON he
last occasion, however, viz nee Of tie attntk
was NO alarming, ard the inflammation set IN 20 &c
vercy that doubts were entertained ui her not he
ing ille 10 bear up under III fortunately 'hr in
dIced 10 try your Pills aid she Informs thrt nf
the first ard eUch succeeding desc, slt h,u gI,uti'.
lief She continued To take Ih,Ju aud although she
used only three Boxes ,he ID nov ~ the sIIoyD,ui
Of perfect health could have seat YOU muhy more
but the above from the rrIty NJ IA. ATTACK
aud the speedy cure, think, speaks mich IN favour
OF yuur astonishing l ills. (HgI ed X. ". KlRKtS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATIC
FEVER, IN VAS DlEMENs LAND.
cory a Ltuer instItfd ~ the Hotorf TOW
Cou'rfr, Of the lst Na,ek, 1851. w Major j. BnicL
Maigaret h'Cunnigsn, bnt teen StYIs 0I nge. resi-
ding NJ New Town. had heen suffering from violent
rheumatic fever for upwards of Two months. which
had entirely deprived her OF the other inbs dr.
ring this period she. undor a. of the urt
eminent medical men IN Hobart Town, aud 10y item
her was considered hopeless A frriN prevail
ed upon her to try olloways celebrated Pm. which
she consented TO do, and in an incredible short space
OF time they effected perfect cure
CURE OF PAIN AND TlGHTNEsS IN HET
CHEST AND STOMAi II OF A PERSON "a
YEARS OF AGE.
From Nessrs TheWS Son, Propyi'tors Of The
LYNN Adrsytisu, uho can touohy0 N. JOHoa ing
st1ism, n,,--lug.G md, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
Sin.-l desire to behr testimony 20 the eLod .fecy
of olloway's Pills. Tor .ome years ,rfs.ud ,e
verely from pain and tighin,s in the stomach which
WAS also accompanied II s., orutss ilTenth. that
prevented me from walking about. ! am t1 ear, uf
age, aud nOtwthstanlh my advanced ttst, OF lie,
these Pills have so relieved ne, that ] am dcriTcus
that others should lie made acquainted with IhtiI
virtues. am now feIder.d by Ih,ir meas com
phratysly active. MD can take eGcrLiSe without in
con yenieI &C or pain, which could net do bei,Te.
(Ssned) hENRi cor,
North Street, lyni y, ,Tolk
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NEW GOODS,

A J. l. SUP Y.
nAIRY But,er-Checse--Pork h Reef Hams
l/--Family FioW-Exira Buck. w heai--Led
Lari-Bsg & Box salt--whue Beans Res,
Beached Whale Oil-Stuats Syrup--siuscovada
Molasscs-- Sugars Teas Jsva-Lagunry--
Rio Conee-Rice--pear lStarch-Soap-Adnn
sutino Candles IIomony : Samp : Norihern
Honcy--Shakers Herbs = figs--Spice, ~ all
kinds - Box Cask 4 Sccdless Raisins s--Zant
Crrant.--Almonds &c. shelIbark Nuts, NC.
&c, at 204 T ,amcs ST., by
n27 . HENRY POTTER.
GRAHAM Flour of the uices, qusnlity, for sale
VI NJ the Steam Gra Mill, ~ store OF
m2o J. IL hC W. TER RY.
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WOOD AND coal,

THE subscriber, having urchased the Coal
i and Wood Whar! formerly belonging 10 Mr..
+. B Peckham, and made such arrangements
with parties Of the highest standing in tho trade
at Baltimore md Philadelphia, as will enable
him to furnish Bituminous and Anthracite (Red
and White ASH prepared Coal, Of the best quail
itics, upon the most favorable terms, would take
this method OF informing the citizens Of New
port and vicinity, that he 10 now prtparedt to Mt.
tend promptly to all orders, in thi, line Of busi-
ness. (mD WIN. J SWINBURNE.
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YY81s
J KATMAl
E FOR THE
-. ,;. J! ~ !! Z! y !. !. ~ !.


TIVE KATHAIRON neutr,ii,cs the .stc, sf
i the disease, siimstr, and old ,gc, IL piss~,v-
,ng pnd rstor ng the Hrinan flair, ven after
a ialdness Of many years; cleansing the rcalp
from UANlpRuFF,
and all its natural Impurities imu sdiatey Ie-
licves :, mpathetic attacks Of
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
Aud curea all Cutaneous diseases .f the skin.
such ~ Salt Rhcun, Erysipclas, Itch, lnfan,ma.
tions &c. &c. Asn
Toilet Article
Fer giving the Hair a rich. soft, gl.,,y rrs
curing appearance, nnhing Las eyei hecp lisc.-
vered 20 equal it's conics,~d--iis Ipeouie.iiils
virtues. IL exhales tie perfume Of tive ro,i
dcl'gh aud exotic flowers, and i, ir'e i.un all
mineral properties, .r my iuisisnte wbieh un
color the skin. or ,taln lad,'s hat. For
BALD AND CRAY hLADs r
Il il IRE eminent, lept6cial.
"The kaharoD has fully rst,i cd ny haif
after badness of ~ ,rais.
soft and curling appearance, VI the most
delightful charaster
A. J. COURTRIGHT, rs BROAD street, Ny.
The Use of the Kaihniron 10 adopted by tie
first physican in Europe and America, and has
patronage aud sale unrret ed, Etsd 10 the hittp-
~ Of the Mateira Medica.
Sold by all reputable dealers throughout "oIth
and South America. Europe and the Islands Of
the Ocean, in hrgr, handsome bottles, Tor Is cts.
Profits only IN 'xtensvc sales.
Sold 10 the trn'e at a liberal discount, Lut
commissioned in no instance.
f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist & Manufacturer.
u. s. BARNES, Proprietor, ,I6l Broadwa, NY.
To whom all orders should h. addressed.
Sold in Newport, by Il. J. TAYLOR, ard
HAZARD & CAsWELL, md by al dug
gisis every where.
ml9-d&w 3lnia.
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SOAP, New YorS, Ns~pcr, and Fab Rivcr
y Family Soups, aho ,he Chemical and Eseel
.ior and Fancy Scsys n ell tipds, iust reoeiv'd
a lmstl YOt1G's
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INTEIJJGENCE OFFICE.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
THE subscriber would inform the public that
i he has opened an Intelligence Office at his
Emigration Office, No. 7 Washington Square,
where those wishing help Of any kind will awSys
get such as they like; and t!.ose who want situ-
ations any occupation would do well TO call
m23 Sm JOHN ID. BYRNE.
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DLAsTER Hair, Tor sale by
1 NIL J ". 4 u. W. FERRY
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TtWiIU NtTN UUIy YUM,
II. A. WOOD, NJ. u.
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

Have not IN single instance. that has been
authentic ,trd, given ihsir sanction to any other
preparation Tor the above complaints, IL has
10 m,ny desperate and violent cases effected ra.
dic,l cures, after patient. had hccn abandoned
and thsir condition pronounced hopeless by medi.
cal practitioners of high professional character.
My office havng been IN a store where this
Cordial was kept Tor sale Tor over three wears.
anl my opportunities Of Judging Of lts effects
somewhat numerous, the vast increasing demand
and that without single advcrlirctucnt, tells fof
itself. have seen a case of weakness which
hal resisted I'll treatment for Eve y. ~, bath IN
this place aid Philadelphia, and the person f,ir
candidate for suicide. radically cured with one
dorcn bottles. lie had spcn, himself hundreds
without relief, and was cured with y-fouf
dollars worth Of DR.. Morre's C"rdid.
A. KENDALL, NJ n.
AGENTS IN NEWPORT,
HAZARD 4 CASNElI,
ArorHEcsRrE' Hat.
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The distinctive features Of this popular and cls-
Gantl printed Lit rary Journal, are. the publies-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

pressed desire to 90 his place of business in LON
bard above Front-st where be could in part supern-
tend business while sick He went 10 that house,
and was soon after taken to his bed and room, from
which, 1t appears. h. was never again able 10 depart.
Mrs. DOuce was then living in the Lombardst. house
with her children. in the capacity of housekecper Her
husband not living with her at the time and was re-
puted to be dead
On the 4ih of Dec 1-j2 the will in dispute was made,
ard on the eth codicil was attached making provision
for child not yet born Of the body Of the white wife.
On the Nth of Dec, Johnson died few days prior
to bis death he married Mrs Nancy Douce his house
keeper at the LOmbard-st House aud his sepaughter
by bis first wife She had four children living with her,
who are named in the viii by his own name and are
called his children. To them after the death of their
mother who has life estate, the larger portion OF his
estate deSccnds.
II is alleged that the will was procured by improper
means. vhile the decedent was under the control o.
Mrs Douce ana Pcrry Tlghman. one of the executors
Perry Tilshman. it appears, dictated the viii, winch
was aterV rds taken to the room Of the sick man and
confirmed y him in the presence o. two witnesses, one
Of them being the gentleman who drafted the viii, and
who testified that he knew decedents intentions as to
his property beforehand The will and codlc both
are signed with cross the decedent not being able to
write
Tie will calls the white wife Catharine Fassitt; and
while it acknowledges her three children, calls them by
her name. He gives to each $50 per annnm during
their minority aud bestOws the property in Gash-st,
y T..
s these three children, share and share alike, when
they shall have attained the age of u years respect
lively.
The case will occupy several days Much feeling is
exhibited between the two giving practical Illus
traon Of the impossibily of bcniing the Caucasian
with the African race Their ealousies of each other
are natural and mutual
Archibald MATT aged G2 years, is missing from this
CITY 1t is feared that as he had considerable money
upon his person at the time of his mysterious disappear
ance he has been foully dealt with. He resided ar
No. 4Nechanicst.. Paramount, and was employed in
machine shop.
This morning gentleman lost check on the Mecban-
les Bank for Sl,743 1t was dropped somewhere be-
tween Fourth and Market and Third and Cherry.sts.
The loser, upon discovering his loss, Immediately re-
paired 10 the Bank where he learned that the check had
Just been paid boy, who obtained the amount in S2)
gold pieces. The boy has not been discovered.
gentleman this morning, lost his pocket-boOk, con-
tanning about $4,000 in bank notes and several thousand
dollars in Government and State securities
Rain has been falling all day.