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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
The g. CrOix Valley.

Now that our friends in Saltwater have
succeeded in having a paper established
there to promote their interests, We doubt
not, this heretofore, comparatively neglect
ed section of Minnesota will command that
attention Of the immigrant its position and
the fertility Of its soil deserves. There is
no better section Of Minnesota than this;
and there are no more enterprising men any
where than are embraced among the origi-
nal settlers of this locality. This is proved
by the fact, that Notwithstanding they
have been almost entirely unaided by the
press, they have succeeded in drawing to
them as large a number Of settlers as some
other localities who have had the benefit of
the services of the press to that end.
The pineries of this region are inexhaus-
tible; and already the lumber sent into
market from them yields handsome annual
revenue.
Minnesota does not presses within her
limits more skillful farmers, and men of
more enlightened minds than are found in
the St. Croix valley. We trust they may ex-
tend friend CABLE, Of the Union that sup
port which will enable him to spread before
his readers the advantages possessed by that
section. In speaking Of the st. Croix valley,
the Editor of the Union in his first issue
says:
1.-THE Saint Croix valley embraces an ex-
tensive scope of country. Her lands are
rich and fertile. Her pineries cover an i'm
mense territory. The facilities of transpor-
tation brings her within the reach of market
Her hardy sons are already seeking the
forests to fell the timber and prepare it for
the trade. In the dead and solemn stiffness
of mid-winter, the nsise of many axes will
reverberate in these dense solitudes. In the
spring, when the ice shall have disappeared,
we shall see the result of their labor, float
ing to our shores in shape of logs"
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MORTALITY IN CHICAGO. - The Board of
Health Of Chicago, report that the total
number of interments in the city of Chica-
60 for the month of September, was 500,
of which lS4 were of cholera. From the
LIST to the 18th of October there were Ia
deaths, u of which were of cholera. We
had hoped, and supposed, that the cholera
had entirely disappeared from Chicago
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The Manchester Mirror is very much inter-
ested with the lact that the names of all the
Cunard steamers end with a, as Asia, Europa,
Niagara, Cambria, &C.; while those Of the
Collins line end with c, as Baltic, Arctic, Pa
cifc, &c.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference have
appointed committee to inquire into the
cause Of the failure of the house of Raper &
Go. Of Cincinnati, the Rev. VIM. H. Efye, o
clergyman of that city, having been charged
with being secret member of the firm. He
denied the charge.
The eccentric Ann Royal, who died lately
in Washington, desired to be buried with Ma
sonic honors, because her husband had been q
Mason. ...
The clerks in the stores in Albany are agi-
tating the subject of closing them at an earlier
hour in the evening, with some prospects Of
success.
The Philadelphia Ledger says there is talk
of transferring the Crystal Palace to Phladel
phia.
The dullness of the freighting business is il.
lustrated by the fact mentioned by the Tribune
that one of the New York merchants, extern
sively engaged in the shipping business, has
had first-class ship offered him for twelve
months voyage gratis-nothing being required
by the owner but guarantee that the vessel
should be returned to him at the end of tina,
period in as good condition as when she was
taken.
An adjutant of volunteer corps being
doubtful whether he had distributed musket.
to all the men, cried" All you who are with
out arms hold up your hands"
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Newport Safety Fund Bank Failed.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday last con-
tains this news: ..- ......-.-
The Newport Safety Fund Bank, to which
we referred yesterday, has failed. This is an
event which need excite no surprise, as it is
the result of inherent weakness, and if the pub
lie had taken our advice, given year ago, it
would have been put out of the way then,
when its circulation was probably not half OF
what it is now but its safety fund.-" which
consisted Of stocks and mortgages, the latter
of which nobody knew much about, Offset in
the eyes of the community the most glaring
and dangerous deficiencies in its character
Well, we shall see whether the safety fund -
will be sufficient to redeem its circulation
No one need suppose, because this concern has
gone, that others must follow.
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POrxroEs FOR Exroxr-DsriDg the past
month large trade has been done in ship
ping potatoes to Galena and st. Louis
The yield of this vegetable the past season
has been unprecedented, and the drought
below enables our farmers to realise hand
some remuneration for the labor bestowed
in their cultivation. =
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FINE CoRN.-The finest specimens of
Minnesota corn we have ever seen were
placed upon our table yesterday. 1t is of
the Yellow Dent variety, and was raised
near Bald Eagle Lake by HUGH I. VANCE,
Esq. One ear measured thirteen inches and
contained eight hundred and twelve kernels.
This fact will answer all the enquiries made
relative to the adoption Of our soil and eli
mate for this article, We are told that the
ears sent US were not picked ones, but taken
indiscriminately from the field. This corn
can be seen in our counting room.
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Highly Important News.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, FOUND.
MONTREAL, Oct. q.

MONTREAL, Oct. q.
The Herald Of this morning has the follow
ing In our Extra of yesterday evening, We
informed the public that rumor was current
that the remains of Sir John Franklin and his
crew and their ships had been discovered
We Immediately despatched special mcssen-
ger to the Hudson Bay COmpany's House, at
Lachine, and through the kindness of the Gov
ernOr, Sir George Simpson, are enabled to Law
before our readers the following outlines of a
despatch received by him yesterday, from Dr.
Rae, who has been absent on the coast since
the 18th Of June, lS45, and returned to York
Factory on the 28th Of August last, from
whence he forwarded letters by express to Sir
George Simpson, via the Red River Settle
ment.
After briefly noticing the result of his own
expedition, the difficulties with which they had
to contend, he proceeds TO state that from the
Esquimaux they had obtained certain inform
alton of the fate of Sir John Franklin and his
expedition, who had been starved to death, af-
ter the loss of their supplies, which were
crushed in the ice, and while making their way
south to The great fish River of Buck, near the
outlet Of which party of whites died, leaving
accounts Of their sutferings, in the INITIATED
corpses of their shipmates which had furnished
food to their unfortunate companions, and the
remains of their broken ships.
No doubt is entertained of the truth of the
report, as the natives had in their possession
various articles Of European manufacture
which had been in possession of the whites
Among these were silver spoons, forks, &C.,
on one of which was engraved Sir John Frank
lin, X. G. B., while others had crests on them,
which identify the owner as having belonged
to the Inflated expedition. Drawings of them
have been sent down. This fearful tragedy
must have occurred as long ago as the spring
of lS5O.-Dem.
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e The State Prison at Auburn, NY,
it is said, has ceased to be burden on the
State, for it now yields monthly surplus,
but it Is as much of burden to the inmates
As ever. People in this world are never sat-
isfed. '', '.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

Ray~ We have often heard of the italian ac-
tor in Paris. lie was as gloomy and unhappy
as BuIwcr. lie consulted a physician. Ills
physician advised him to mingIc in scenes OF
gaiety. ESPECIALLY" said he, "go the Italian
theatre, and If Carlina docs not dispcl Your
gloom, your case must bc desperate inlcc,i-'-
Alas, sir" replied the patient, Il myself am
Carlna."
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

CRIME IN MIcHIGAN.-At the recent term
of the Circuit Court in Detroit, ~ prisoners
were sent to the State Prison. Three Of these
were sent for years for breaking into and in
juring Scotch Church, and two were sent for
life, for arson. hi 44..d
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

HUMBUG.-Miss Makeah, whose theatrical
debut in New York, as young lady Of the
highest connections, &c, raised considerable Of
fuss among the d,letante, is now said to be o
Mrs. Thomas, divorced from her husband sew
eral years ago. She is said to have rehearsed
before several managers, but had obtained no
Engagement till the new theatre needed an ex-
itement.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

(. To OUR CRY SUBscR1BERs-We have
now obtained good carrier. Those per-
sons who do not receive their paper-daily
or weekly-regularly, will confer favor by
leaving word at the Office, to the end that
the defect may be rcmedied.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

Sir JOHN FRANKLIN.-It will be seen nv
the account published in anotA1 column,
that the news we published a short time
since, relative to Sir JOHN FRANKLIN is con-
frmed. '''
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

FRANK COLLINS is still selling off HYNE
MANS stock Of clothing. They disappear
like "hot cakes" Those wishing anything
in his line should bestir themselves, else they
will coll too latc.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

The GREEK SIAvE.-This boat continues
q favorite with the travelling public. She
arrived yesterday with a heavy freight and
a large number of passengers. Thanks for
late papers. =. srre
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

Among the passengers who went down
on the War Eagle, yesterday, was Mayor
OLnsrED. He goes to spend a few days in
Winona and the southern counties,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
BOsTON, Tuesday. Oct. u.

BosroN, Tuesday, Oct. II.
Geo. H. Finn, prominent actor, died this
morning.
In some parts Of Worcester county, yester-
day, two or three inches of snow fell, and in
many localities of New-Hampshire, snow fell
freely on Sunday.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

Hon. SALMON p. CHAsE:-This gentleman
has been stumping Illinois against the Ne
braska Bill; and is now speaking against
that measure in Wisconsin. -'.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

IA" How is it," said man to his neigh
Dor, that pars0n SnOoze, the --latest man alive,
writes such interminablc scrnons?" why"
says the other, - he probably gets to writing
and is too lazy to stop
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
GORDON SHERRY.

Nd South Side Madeira Wine, Holland Gin Jamaica
"A Rum and Scheidam Schnapps, all warranted pure
and good
These liquors Of cost more but are Just what
every family wants. We have cheaper qualities If de-
sired. Call immediately on
sep26-dwtf BOND X KELLOGG Inner Town
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SAINT PAUL:
Friday Morning, October -, 1854.

~ JEFFERSON fARxR Esq Is an authorized Agent
for TnE PoxR at Gaena to subscribers and ad
vertisements His receipts will be regarded payments
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

~ The Times Of yesterday deals some
" home thsusts" st the Mss~esotion.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27

81 See third page, under Commercial head for rate
Of Money and Exchange, ST. Paul and Galena Markets.
and miscellaneous items
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-27
VERY ON PORT WINE.
RIONONGAHELA WHiSN EY.

"ARRANTE.D pure juice, rich and oily. free fro
w logwood and I'll drugs. b. the bottle T ga Hon
BOND KELLOGG'S CITY Drug store
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Sep20-dtf

ELEGANT, DELICIOUS AND sUPERB,t
NEhave pipe Of very old, soft and oily Pale (tard
w mpuy. The best that money can procure in the
United States and Of the best imported into
minnesota 20 say all the Doctors and Bons vrants
the city. All persons desiring perfectly pure French
article for medicinal purposes had call soon at
BOND KELLOGG'S
City Drug Store, Upper Town.
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st. apatsI Adh'ts.


e. 8. b e l. G IL Z = 4 Co.,
gate VAN DoRxx lnurum, y
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYES, &e., &C.,
MAIN STREET, -
Between Third and Fourth)
.-.., .. DUBUQUE, IOWA
OUR Stock comprises CHOICE SKELETONS .C the FL
~ lowing
OifS,
BRUSHES, A-r
CHEMN AIS, st s.a.
rERFUMERY,
DYE WOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
EASTERN DRUGS,
MEDICINAL LIQUORS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE
PAINTS, DRY and IN OIL,
SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Which offer to the Merchants Of Minnesota at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH OR SHORT TIME!
Having been engaged in the DRrG BrsIyEss in New
York for many years, patrons that
possess facilities for purchasing goods which enables ~
to Sell
PURE DRUGS AT LOW PRICES.
Give us a call.
~ GALL ARTICLES WARRANTED" Gu
C 8. BELCHER
GEO. VAN DOREN.
EDWARD f. CHAPMAN
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nCD enough to stand on its merits ami speak for
" itself Good for n,e.liciDe and for Havorny the
culinary departments Of the Household. At
BOND KELIOGG's
Old brown Drug Store. St Anthony strrei.
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FORBES a. l>II"Y'SllN.

Forbes ~ lAllNSDN.
JOBBEHS IN INDIAN GOODS AND DOMESTICS
AVE "n baMI large ss..,ri ,,rnt of IT, .ian Goods
which they offer to the r-a soma lr terms
also Family Gr"eerrs. aiming which an .or,r.cn,
Fruits fresh and preserved Fresh peaches in can.
Star candles, Fre>t Q,inccS.
iaii"w NO Preserve Irarhrs,
Soap. Currant JcIlv
40 f"ney, Currant Jam,
Iian's Ie Fruit.
ieas'Iah kndS, Dates Ci.rons. Figs,
Sugars, Kaisins Sniccs
do Crushed, in sbarrek, Assorted Extracts
Coffee. Spani.b n;y,.
Lard. Lard Oil, prnnes,
Butter, Catsnp, Holsters
Sar,iines, Oysters,
And everything required for family USE all Of WHICH will
be sold Low.
STONE STORE CORNER THIRD 4 ROBERTS STREE
st. Paul, Sept. q. sept2l-tf
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RON SALE.
THE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street
the site of the Sin"mne House. The buildings
new, and offer great inducements any wishing
60 into the Foundry other manufacturing business
ashley were built for that purpose. Inquire Of
81 Paul. Oct. %. 1S54.tr Z. 4 ]. b. GILMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
DIR. WISTAR'S
BAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WITH TIE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF

ON TIE WRAPPER.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WISTAK'S BALSAM OF WILD CHEEKY =,
MA. in,,oduccd in the ,rar 1888, ami hu. been
well tested ~ all the complaints for which il il
recommended. FIR ten wears il har proved more
,ii,acinus ~ a remedy for Coughs, Colds, InAu-
enza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, in
it's incipicnt stages, than any other medicine.
Various con lectures and surlnisee have arisen
respecting its composition, some physicians have
supposed II to contain iodine, other ignorant pie-
tenders ray il must contain mercury, and to some
such substance they attribute its singular efficacy
As such opinions are altogether erroneous ard
calculated t. prejudice aany persons against it..
PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
that il contains nothing of this kind, or anything
the least injurious the contrary, il is compos-
ed Of ,he most simple substances the principal of
which the extracts oi,ar and wild cherry bark
ard tie whole secret Of its efficacy consists in the
mode by which they are prepared.
SETH W. FOWIE, Druggist, No. 1873
Washington street. Boston, Mas... is the sole
proprietor of the orig inal receipt 6r the manufac
urc Of the genuine medicine, and supplies both
al Wholesale and retail, and OF whom agcnt les
can be- obtained.
Price-one dollar bottle, six bot tie. for five
dollars.
Originally prepared hy Williams & Co Thilidtl-
p In, now prepared and sold wholesale aud Irin
by Seth ". fowe, Bos TN, Mass, IL whom all or,
drrs should be- addressed, and Tor sale by his agents
Agents for selling islar's Balsnm, r. ]. Taylor,
Newp0n,s = W. Briggs BrIstoli Edward Sanders,
Warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; " illam Co
y, TivtTton Corners :. S SteeTe, Grcenyille.
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= III tSDERSlGNED, HAVING bEIN III ~
sppoiuteh Agents luT The sale OF thi- uulN IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE, wOr!I r-pvcuuNy ~
vte hr attention Of L!,' g.. Hnd PlHrti"nrt .! NJ"
Pptf nuh SrIiiy. Ia N. gruif rg surrcss ih't IhS
attended it, wh,rtytr introduced. al" is lNPp.
adaptation 10 the cure al all the dsTesfHg 'srhf-
tor which It is offered being those in'i'' ilhI 10
tie respectable frmule, whether married ar sng!.,
aud usually Luown hy The HHlne Of
FEMILE hPLAfNTS.
oiihssr ste PRoLArsrs IrrII' or Falling Of ihs
WOMB F.UCR ALHUs, or Nh'ics tHhoN w
pLAMN,rIuN AND lLCFRATios ~ rns N"hn {;
i>cIDENrAL IIEMoRHnAGE, or Flooding fhs
tuL, SUPPRESSED. AID IrREoi Lar MLNrlttA
TIoN, &c. wlihn their acc' mpan! ing tNh.' 'A "f
eNccp,ed) hO matter how seytIe, or ci how long
standing.
This CATHOILCON il in Every way worth, OF
the Confidence of The afflicted ,ucccssi, sh'e,
mud cheap remedy, is ,onched for hy tue tact "l ''
having received the appreciation and liberal patron
aye oi many prominent nemhen .i ne
NEDICdL FICULIf
the United Sta aud also by the voluntary ies.
tiuonias given ia the pamphlets, from Ladies Al q
Physicians oi IA. highest rcsprcurbiiiy as CeiuLra
by the most satisfactory authority
This pre-, HIation l. not u a"curr all bu' Is ih'ths-
rd expressly for the ahoyc-uauIed complaints, 80
very dis ressing in their nature utd CONT Tnt'r',
and whloh have heretofore resisted the hhll ahd tN
rrtluns 0i the most accom- pllshed PhysiCdts 81 All
countries, Ia II degree beyond that oi re,lhls az.
other malady 10 which the human fimil, il h',f
TIE INGREDIENTS, as orriii,d hi li-h ~,
ionl authurity (scr paru%hlrt) ara ALL NEttlA
~ T., and are not asso, intcd with any Hucl' eh
friendly Ia TIE al!ins economy
REFEHEhCEs
7. q. Peckham, NJ. D., Utica n.
L.D Fleming, VI. D, tanandaisua, \.
ID. Y. Foote, VI. d., syracuse, \. J.
NJ. u. Mills. NJ. H., Rochester, y. \.
j. & Orrick, VI. D., BaltlInurc, Nd.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. D.,
W. w. Reese, NJ. D., city of NCw-Nnrs
w Prescott VI ~, Concord, n. u.
Pamphlets cn' be dad at the brns -lorc- Of
For sale in tIir town 10y the Druggists generally.
MOVES :. pALMLR, Agent, Ne,l.ty.
For sHlr l.. mot ul the Druggist in the state.
u. MAR'iIsl a o., PTuprietors.
Genital Depot, 3UI broadway, \. bu:k. Mlly
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Dyri.sct ShLhaArpER SAtts.--GAv
t.n's sP,tIsr.-RoBLRr NJ. PArnics is the
,ole manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated safes, and +. G.. GoFrIs's
IrrgsprRABLE DErIANcE looK ApD
Cposs.BAKs--The H. y Safes and Locks oom
lthcd IN tn. world. to whom he highest premi-
ups have Just teen awarded. b, the Committees
OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute oiWash.
ugton aud the American Institute, N.w York,
De,o, No. 1872 Pearl street, one doot below
ua,dsr La-', Ne. y,,. fprws'I. % ynhr ~.
dt,Sm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26
EXECETDR,S NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that tley
L have hecn appointed Ex,cutols of the h,t
will and Testament of NOEL CIGGFSIAlL,
late OF slddIetown, deceased, and having accept
cd SAID uust aud given boad AS the Law dir'cts,
request all persons having claims aga'uh ll,r-
tate OF said Noel Coggcshail to present. 'f'm ioi
settlement, and all persons indebted to said rriaie
are requested io make payment.
JOSHUA CnGGESilA l., r..
ABRAHAM g. COGGE>liAIL. h'e'"'"''
Middlctown, Oct 29, 1853.
n3
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NJ TO THE l,AujES :

NOV Is your time To- biy FURS the suh
" sc,iber has JUS received his f,ll 'lpch. con-
si,ting uf Stone Martin Fitch. Grey squirrel,
Mountain VI ,rtin, Jenne,, anl Conev, N,cloriues
aud Gun. also. l. dies DrIb And Black Boa
ver and plain Felt Bounets alsJ, White, nrb,
and Black Beaver aud Felt Hats fpr Girls aud
Bovs for sale as low IA en- he found elsewhere,
by JACOB WEAVER,
III Thames street.
=. y. Particular attention p,il to altering
and repairing Of Furs, as above. ~
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Is sustained - high reputation ior so Iuis
:ei .i ,"hr., 81 which nloic ru,it dlsnI p"int-
iLr -, .nur expectations "i Ih"se who u'c y.
brewers, Steyrrs & tushing. r0ston, Ma't.
IL 4. Fab c,turk Hui & Co. New Yori, \.
Y.--t'irn K Co., Cincinnati, O.-liaraln, A.
ams 4 Go. 81 Louis, Mo. -talllon S' llo'r!,
iowrll, M,1.-F. Scanmon * Co., Chicago,
Hi. y. " ldrr * Co., Iouisvillr, k,.-R
llpliHrr & 60 Buffalo, n. ". l.. 1howp.
son Co., Troy, n. VI Aussou Quebec, {.
Nv /. Baird, Woodstocs, n. B.--iugrham
x Fuller. Bangor, Me- ialch s. on, Prov
ileucc, Il. smith 4 Pierce, Montpelier, Vt.
White x Hill, Nashu,, n, li--and lhahy "ih-
ers 81 the oldest aud most respectable Diugg'ts
and Apothccarirs IN the United States aud EIl'.
ish Provinces.
In connection wlt our old so cent article, W.
now put up ~ size, ia large square Lnis "Hh
rich 'anmsl,d blls wrdpprs, g,h dU'dpns, and
fac smut, Of Wm. Iod'r mlFr, coatar jig nearly
Etr hmo 4 g quantity of the smaller size.
Bsmare If Countsrf'fs and imitdt,oas !
Enquire for the article l., it, WHO'LL NAME,
"VEGErhBiE ULNONAkY BAl.>AM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, an sold by Apmhecarie- aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sizs,
$500; small sizc, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by II. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
Nl2 On
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ANO1IiER LEE SANED.

son of MIR. A. Weuv,r. Of Tuckersville, Conn.
WAS most severely srsldcd in the following manner
his neither had taken pailiul oi boiling water fr, m
the nfe and proceeding out Of doors To put 1t into n
washii tub, when she wnf met In the door way by
the child Who WAS running in, ard srikirk the pail
the contents wus thrown immediately upon its bach
and neck. Mr. w. beir z in the house nj the tuie
took of the chds clotbct al once, and having psr
Of bottle Of Dyer's Healing EmLrocatiOn nj hand
pours the content. Immediately upon the scsld,d
parts and then sent To aheg ghboring store for anorh
eT bottle Of Embrocation ith which he saturated q
cloth .ullic csIily large 10 covsr With ..vers thick
nessrs the 50 aided parts. 1hs child was then put
into he'd and in IS minutes was fast asleep, and no
other application was needed 10 perfect cure wa.
Effected, proving conc tlu,vtlt the ntsu ale value
OF this wonderful preparation, and the advantage oi
Keeping il cop.laLtlS on LaId :ot use in any cnsua
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Pain in nj, part Of the system, hocra Morbus, ID
srrhoed Rheumatism and various other external AZ,
internal diseases.
Al LID (.a,Ccssor to c. DYER. lr
sole Proprietor, Providence, X. !.
For sale In 'twrort b, HAZARD 4 CA5n Eli
and 4. }. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-26

U5 The Marquis OF Turgot has
been rewarded by Louis Napoleon with
u higher rank ia the Legion oi Honor,
for his chlvalrous conduct in the SouIe
affair