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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-20
:H3a f .9tl From the Alta California.
Col. Frcmont's Railroad ExpIora-
a. 5i .1ft lion. .a... .t', 4.-..'

Col FrcmOnt's Railroad ExpIOra-
ac 5..'t ton. ',
= On The 18Th Of October Col. FremonlleltI
81, Louis, and on the Is, Of November start.
ed for the frontier with his parry of eight
Americans and Ten Delaware Indians, ali of
.them experienced mounlaineers, and men
who placed great confidence in Col. FIRE.
,rnonl. as he in them. = t'.t a..a (.
The route up the Kansas and across to
The Arkansas was made. over beautiful
country. On The 3O,h November The parry
arrived al Btpt's Fori, where they saw, Ihe. |
lhsl white man until they arrived al The Nor.
mon sellsmpni.1 From The Fort, they tray,
.eled up Inc Arkansas and The tIueriano--
The caaaify here is hilly,. very we wa,
Nered, covered with grass, and veal ,imbered
hh pine. The soil is of sandy cast, and
ihihe valleys is very rich. On ihe 5.h The
Kparly entered mountains, crossed ihe divide
beween The Eluerlano ane The head waters
of The Rio Grande a, the Sand Hill Pass,
@some,imes called Williams Pass } and pass.
ing over TO The CocheIope Pass, crossed TO
tho waters of the Pacific The Coche,ope
Pass, in the main range Of The Rocky Noun
iains, was crossed on The l4Ih Of December,
and had then but four inches of snow.
. 3" Alter crossing the summit, the party
struck dawn one of the tributaries Of The
Grand river TO that stream, which they fol-
lowed down 10 near tho Spanish trail and
,hcn went of due west TO The Mormon sell
Element Of Parowan, where they arrived on
the 9th Of February. The country from
the back bona 10 Grand River is covered with
excellent pine timber, and great deal Of the
soil is ofoan excellent quality. Indeed The
whole country east of Grand River to the
western line OF Missouri, a disiance Of 800
miles, is 50 suitable for dIlage and grazing
thM the farms can touch each other for The
whole distances. From Grand River TO Pa:
rowan, about 15o mics, is d country with.
out iimbeS'and with poor soil, but other
wisefavorable for The construction OF a road.
just before getting into Parowan, one 81
the party, Mr.! O!Fualer, or 81. Loifs died.
Hewas aibrave and energetic na6a, but the
cold. exeriion, and hard faxe @eeeaoo much
for him. and he died in'his saddle. From
T thetime the party entered The niouniaine un.
!, til they reached Parowan, they encountered
.s>aegood deal Of difficulty. l,was midwin,er,
the grass in many places was bad; The an
irnals required grea, deal Of attention.
Col. Fremont was determined 10 pufsuo his
course, and to mako oil the explorations
which the strength Of himself and party
would permit, and game was wild and dscarce
The party arrived a, the Mormon settlement
arayel-worn and much reduced in flesh.-
They remained there twelve days, which
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-20

Tis BENTON TRiuMPn IN ST. Lofts -
The recent election in ST. Louis, In which
the Benton candidates uiumphed by an av.
erage majority Of twelve hundred, has seye-
ral points Of general interest, and Of No In
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-20
Rates or Advcr1isinr.

One squae lS lines or less) three weeks, sl co
Every subsequent insertion, 20
One squire, three months, /: ;: co
One square, six months, -: /: OO
One square, one year, :; =: s 90
One hall column, one year, :: 90 Oh
Three-iourths Of a column, one year, :25 co
ohe column, one year, 80: 6: 80 CO
GTAdvertisements not having the number Of in
sertions marked on copy, will be continued unti1
forbid and charged accordingly
UCasual advertisers must pay in advance.
uJOb Printing, of every description will
be executed with accuracy and neatness. IT,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-20

ONE coNsTITUTIoN-oN DESTINY"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
DIR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.

There is, perhaps no disease, with which our
country is affected, which sweeps OF annually so
many victims, as that tell destroyer oi the hu-
man race, Consumption. What vast amount
OF suffering might he saved the human family II
they would but avail themselves III season OF the
remedies which nature has provided Tor her
children, aud which science ha, reduced To such
a form as to be within the reach Of all. Fa, he
il from us to Linper with those who a,e suffer-
ing with this painful disease. In offering you a
remedy, we do not ask YOU to rely upon the rep
resentation Of those who might be actuated by
selfish and pecuniary motives but we give you
the deliberate testimony OF some Oi the most res
pectable physicians, that Wistal's Balsam Of
lid Cherry, has established for itself a reputa-
tion that cannot be assaied. DIR. WIN. A.
shaw, oi Washington, N. T.. writes under date
Of May I, 1916, as follows -
81 have heard OF many cases OF decided bcne-
fetal effects from its use, especially in Asthma,
and Chronic Cough OF Spasmodic character.
have used the Wild Cherry great deal IN prac-
tice, aud with marked good results Ia those ca
ses of great nervous mobility, and irritability IN
which phthisic,l patients are subject. have no
doubt il is the best form in which the effects Of
Prussic acid may he had rs u sedative on the
constitution without danger 10 the patient. Ev.
cry one knows the reputation oi the TurpentRe
and Balsam constituents IN protiacbd coughs -
The combination OF these principles in Wisiar's
Bal.am Of fWild Cherry is ingenious and judi
cious.
"Medical men are justly dstrnstful Of Patent
Medicines in general, hut candor must discrimi-
nate between outrageous nostruins aud humbugs
and those medicines which have proved saluta-
ry, and in many we'll attested cases, curative"
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams 4 Co. philadel-
phia, now prepared aud, sold wholesale and frial
by Seth w. Fowie, Bos on, Mass, To whom all or,
ders should be addressed and tor sne by his agents
Agents for selling WisIar's BslsaIn, X. j. Ialior,
Newport, =. w. Briggs, BristOli Edward sanders,
warreni Nathan Dennis, PurtsmOuthi MILAN Co
y, Tivesion 4 Corners :. :. steere, Greenville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
OF THE TINES EEWPORT R. THURSDAY MUhN1N0 MAhLH 1904
Mdrrte0.

On the 3Ist Of January, in the Fhst Preslyte-
rian Church in Augusta, Ga. by the Rev. T.. L,
Rogers, Mr.. Thomas II. Stafford, ofPfovidence,
X. l., and Miss Sue s., daughter If the late DIR.
Samuel Farrow, Of Spartanburg, South Carolina.
In Middetown, 2S,h ult., by Rev. s. Adam,
Mr. Alans on Peckham, and Miss Rebecca H..
daughter of Joshua Peckham, Esq, all Of Mid
dletOwn.
In Midway, 9Th nit, by Rev. ID. Sanford,
John +. Wheeler and Fannie T.. daughter Of AL
fred Daniels, Esq, all Of Medway!
In Warwick, ON Wednesday,Is inst, by Rev.
G. A. Willard, Rev. Mylon Merriam, OF Sha.
ron, Mass, and Miss Hannah Greems, da lighter
Of Capt. Richard w. Greene, ofWarwick.
In marlborough, Mass, 2Sih nlt., Mr.. Shu-
bael z. Edwards and Miss Jrlia Atwood, both
ollNew Bedford.
In New York, 27lh u,., by the Rev. Mr.
Cone, MIR. u. L. Moore, OF Sacramento, Cal =,
and Miss A. Frances Wood, Of South Provi.
dence, 4. !.
In Tunity Church, Washington City, Feb.
%, by Rev. G. NJ. Butler, DIR. Richard IT,.
Coolidge, United States Army, TO Harriet b.
Rmggold, daughter OF Commodore Charles Nor
ris, u =. Navy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

A SURE and Pleasant remedy for COLDS,
N CoUGHs, Group, WHooPlNG-CoUGH,
Asthma and If lungs sufficient are left to sustain
life, "a CERTAIs CURE FOR CoSsUMPTioN
Safe Tor the Infant OF the Invalid, in any stage
.. weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY is at last discover
ed, Consumption can bc cured ! and Coughs
and Colds, the parents of that fell disease that
often brings woe to the homes OF Our hand, vanish,
as ifby magic, before this sovEREiGr REMEDY.
This IL that which has 80 long been sought for,
and is in full faith offered to the public as GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoopng Cough,
Group, Asthma, aud Consumption, aud will IN
any case where lungs sufficient are left To SUSTAIN
lite check the liberation and RAISE the patient to
health This is not an idle boast, nor Is this
remedy sent into the market without a thorough
trial, but has proved beyond a doubt that what
has been asserted cAS ne DosE!
N. Ii BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs, and
observe the following Promissory Note, with the
f,c simle signature OF the proprietor on every
genuine box
"tS0O05l On demand promise to pay to
the bearer FIVE MILLS for value received.
WILLIAM DEVINES."
Certificates oi cures to lie relied on, found in
the circulars let with the A 'ents. Let all the
afflicted try il faithfully. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Ifthe I.o.enge is dissolved, and absorbs The
sugar in wtich il is packod, the virtue Is there
vet, aud better than ever, save the looks. SIM
pLE hut PowERrUL. Try 1t linly.
The discovery of this great remedy, about two
wears since, was almost miracle, aud the favor
It receives where introduced, aud the almost un-
oaraIleled demand, show 3 worth.
Nlso sol by all Medi~Ine Dealers throughout
the country.
Ony Is Cts. per Rox--Fivs Boxes for 81.
SD. FULLER n CD, General Agents, No.
fremont Temple, Bosros.
The Depot Tor Dr. llibbard's Wild Cherry
Biuer., DIR. Hibhad's Pills aud Circass'an
Balmj
Fowlcr's "Macaronick" sure cure FOR PiLEs;
Yankee Extract, or tar, paint or greasei
Dr. Cornoll's Pain Expellcr;
ilerrick n Co.'S =. G. Pills; IIerrck 4 Co.'S
Plasters,
Gallup's Brier Root Syrup Tor Dinrrlra; also
large variety of popular Medicines-sold cheap
fur cash or approved credit.
For Sale in Newport by n. J. Taylor and liar'
ard h Caswell, Aug 20 Iy daw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
IMPORTANTLY TRuE.-A Paris CORE,

IMPORTANT II TRUE.-A Paris cores
pondent of the Times mentions the fol-
lowing remarkable discovery
A very remarkable discovery was an.
nounced to the Academy OF Sciences
by Nj. Dumas in it's last Siltng. He
STATED that Nj. Saint.Clar Deville had
succeeded in draining from clay met
al as white and brillian' as silver, and
malIeable as god, and rs light as glass
1t is lusible at moderate temperature.
AIR and dampncss do not effect this
metal, which IS called aluminium II re-
,ains it's briliancy ,and is not effected by
nitric or suIphurlc acid, either strong or
diluted, il the temperature be not raised.
1t 10 only dissolved by very hot chlorhy-
dric acid. Several specimens OF this
metal were exhibited TO the academy
and on the proposition Of Baron Them
ard, il was voted unanimously that
sufficient sum should be placed at the
disposal OF Nj. Saint-Clair De'iIle TO
enable him to make experiments on
large scale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
m9 3w pd

Theoiogical Semiaarics, Semitic and U'stne ea,sh-
ed uJiic Men, and in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended 10y
Rev. DIR. LYMAN BEECHER, late President OF
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abbou Prof "f
Theology in Andover Theological Semin ry,
Mass. Hon. DAsIEL p. THoMPsoN, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author ol"Green Mountain
Bows" ,""L,ck Amsden," Sc, Montpelier, W.;
N.F. WILLIAMS. Esq, formerly Collector o,
tn p, IT of Baltimore, Md. Rev v.JosErnLircH,
Philadelphia, Pa; b. &. FERNALD, P"rtlandi
Me-, and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, We
now put up 81 size, an large square botfles uuh
rich ,nameied blue wrappers, gM d"ecti"ns, and
fac siniie of Wm. Jon'n cutler, containing nearly
four times tie quantity of the smaller size.
Be,Care of CounterfHs and mutations :!
Enquire for the article 10y its WHOLE NAME,
VEGETABLE ULMONARY BAl.~AM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggists, Boston, ami sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 90; small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD s. CASWEl.L.
iyl 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
T.-jte0,

In Providence, 2Sth ut., Bryant W. Blood
in the 25th year Of his age
In this city, on Friday, Mr.. lEnoch Hazard,
aged 80 years.
Lost overheard from on board the brig Henry
Marshall, February 4lh, David Aaron Burroughs, f,
(sccoHd mite,) of this city.
la Providence, 2Sh ult., Mrs Betsey n. Cole
wife of Mr.. Anson Cole, aged 40 years.
In Eat Greenwich, l.t inst, Wm. G. Bowen,
in the 55th year of his age.
la Providence, ON the ID inst, at the re sdence
OF her son-in-hw, Henry B. Anthony, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Allen Rhodes wife OF Christopher Rhodes,
OF PawtuSei, aud daughter ei the late Thomas
Allen, Of North KingStown, aged II years.
AT Rose Cottage, Fruit Hill, Vim. II. Barker,
in the 4Ith year of his ave
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

%The Supreme Court, Chief JUS
tice Greene aud Justices Halle and
Braylon, met in this city Monday af-
Iernoon and arranged the Docket for
t.ial The Court came in Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. The Chief JUS
tlce delivered briei and comprehen-
sive Charge to the Grand Jury, on the
nature OF their duties. Among other
things he stated that no power nut the
Grand Jury coua present a criminal
tor lrial,-not even the General Assem-.
bly,, unless that body was omnipotem.-
This remark vas very appropriate and
well put just at this particular time.
Codding,on Manufacturing Company
va American Insurance Company. An
action on Policy Of Insurance Tor the
recovery OF damages sustained by fire
by Pltf. on the 7th OF March, 1853.
Ames for PIT. Bradley ioI Dlt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

AMosTAsTeNrsHlNG CIRE OF scRoTU,
LoVS ILCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY TIE
MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND
Copy Of Letter from j. Noble, ESD, Mayer Of
Boston, Lincolnshire
To PRorEssoR Holloway,
Dear sir. Mrs. sARAu DNoN, of Lquorpond
street, Boston has ths daN deposrd hefrre me that
for considerable period she wss severely afflicted
with scr"iuous sores and lccrs In her arms feet,
legs, aud other parts of her body and although the
first If medical advice was obtained, at Tie cost ofa
larrr sum of money she obtained No abatement OF
suffering, hut gradually grew worse.
Being recommended by friend Ia try your Omt-
ment she procured n small pot and box OF the
Pills, aud before that I'll used, symptoms Of
meudmcnt appeared Bv persevcring with the n.ed-
icines for short time longer according Ia the drrc-
ions Md strictly adhering to your rules ~ to dri'
&c she WAS perfectly cured, and now enjoys The
best of health. remain, Dear sir yours iruy
Dated August 18TH, 1853. (sIgneD j NOBLE.
AN TRAORD,NARy AND RAPID CURE OF
ERYsIPELAs IN TIE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL
AID HAD FAILED.
Copy of Letter from Mrs Elizabeth Yeates, ofths
Post Office, Aldwick Road, near R"gnor, sussex,
dated Ian. 18th, 1888.
To PRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY,
SRI suffered for II considerable period from
severe attack of ErNsipelns, which NJ ltheih sel'eo
IN my leg, and resisted all medical treatment MY
sufIrrngs were very great, and quite despaircd m
ANY permanent amendment, when wts adNhtd 10
have recourse To your Ointment ard Pills. dih so
without DELAY. and am happy To say the result WAS
crninently successful for they ehet ted radical cure
of NV leg and restored me Ia the enjoyment of
hesllh I shall ever speak with the utmost conn.
dencc of your medicines, nnd have recommen nd'
them to others in this ueihhorhood similarly hiHic'
ted, who derived equal benefit.
am, Sir, your obliged ard faithful SGrv.nt;s
(Sgned) ELlLABtI III hAIh''
The Pills should be used conIoinily win the oih'
ment, in mosi OF the following Cnsts -
Rad Legs Corns (Soft) rheumatism
Rad Rreast. Csuccrs Scalds
Burns Contracted aud Sore Nipples
Buuions sin joints Sore Threats
Bite al Mos ElephHntiasis FLln-Gisehses
chetnes and fistulas, s'urvN
sand Flies Gaut sore heads
CocO-hAy Glandu'ar Jum"hrs
Chrgo-oOt Swrllings, licc'-
Chhliins IumhHgo "unds
Channel hands Piles laWs
Sold NJ ihe Establishment ofrrof'ssoI i'oIi owAN
2il strand (near Temple Bar, LordouD ard Alse
NJ his UoisE an NEW YoRK. ORIERs for Medicines
IN the states addIc ! HOLLOWAY, NEW h"tk,'
will receive due attention. rold also bN MI rtslt''
table Druggists aud l,hl,rs IN heditiE's through
out the United States in Pots ~ 81 60 T.. -
cents aud 81. 20 cents each TO he had "htltsat
Of the principal Drug Houses in the lIi"n.
1-rThcre is a considerable saving by 'ahi'g the
larger sizes
" directions for the guidance Of patients In
every disorder affixed To each l'"t.
For sale by HAZARD 4 CAswEIL, md r. j.
TAILOR Sly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL.
INSI RANCE COMPANY.


PKoyIDENCE,R X J.
Office in Franklin House. corner of south Main an
College streets.
Insure againn Fire aud Marine Risks on as iavora
BILE terms AS other stock Companies.
Capital 100000.
This Company affords the same security as othe-
stock Companies with the additional advantage 10
the Insured of sharing eduaily with the Stockholders
IN the Nett Earnings of the business, wthou any lie.
bility 10 assessment.
DIRECTORS
Thomas Hardness. Amos Beckwi;h,
Orray Taft, Henry lippitt,
TlL nan Beckwh Hosea BulloIl, Jr.,
Tn , mas J. stead Henry G.. MathewsOn
William A robinson, James q. Anthony,
James Y. smith, John y Mason,
A. b. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings 3ar,tuw, Edward Pearte,
Charles II. Dahney, George w. Chapin,
Charles l.. Fisher, William j. Ming,
Cyrus Taft, Joseph carpenter,
CYRUS B. Manchester, Seth Padeliord,
earl =. Mason.
THOMAS HARKNESS, President.
Gro. G.. ARNOLD, SeCr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance to THIS Comps
ny will receive prompt attention.
f23 d&w ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
No. % ROWERY,
NEW YORK,

IMPORTER OF r.NGIISll AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
BUYERS will find lhc largest stock OF Low
Price and Medium IT, the most eLthuraie Au
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Carpets
ever Offered in the world.
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Easements ~ Vaults
under the sidewalk to cndangcr the health
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room is devoted
exclis,vcI, to one description Of Carpets. The
Wholtsa,c and Retail d' pai,msrts at this estab-
G.hmeut have been enlarged AID an addition Of
two extensive sales Rooms, making wonder.
lul aud gu geous display.
Sales ssOom Ns. 4.
FLOOR CLoTHs IN enormous Stock oi
J,hn Hare & Sons celebrated fngl sh oll cloths;
also, American door oil cloths II magnificent sa-
TN finish, F,esco, marble, ltal an. and Sc!ol
Paintings, from -. Cd, 3S Id, 81. 6s., to p.
per ward, from 3 to - icet wide and 80 long.
sales Room No, =,
IsGRAHAIN CARPETs.-Two hundred and
fd, pieces of Eugh-h aud American Ingram
Carpetngs, allncw style, manufactured eNpiets-
y for this establishment.
sales Room 40. 3.
THREE Ply CARPb scotch
and American Imperial lh,ee Ply tatpellng "t
our own importation gorgeous, splendid ne"
style Of pattern
Low PRICE INGRAHAIS CARPETS - hrce
hundred pieces oi Medium quality Ingram TAR
pets, bcaut iu large and small patterns, manu-
actured Tor the C,ly trade, Incredible low phces
Of "a 81, 3s, t., per yard.
sales ROONs No. ;.
RUGs And DRUGGErs.- -Eugllsh nrugsets
wards wde 1000 ymds of low priced Druggets'
TO 3 wards wide at IS 6d To- 6s per yard, also an
immense assortment OF Mosaic Landscape, M
T,,inI al
Tullcd Rugs at lGs to 2ls each.
sales room Nc,G
STAIR AND HALL CAaPETs.-oO.oooy yhfds
of striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets al
q. 2s Cd, 3, 1861, Is, 5s, 6s and Is.
sales E ON No. z.
MEDALLioN CARPETS, with bor era MO-
sale and Axminsle' of one cnilre piece, can DC
httcd to any size room from 3bO To SloW
RoYAL VtLvyr, Tapestry and Brussels,
from the celebrated Factories Of John Co't'y
Sons, and Mcssr, ilendel sou Co. and "ihers,
England, all Of own importation, some "'
which are exclusively our ov sty aud cannon
be iould ~ any other establishment.
Sales Room No. =.
AUBussoS IARPErs.-Thcy chCItthc warm
est Communications oi every bcholder, excel IN
beauty and uurab,lty, are sold at moderate pti-
ces, aud introduced Ia the market at tins es'ao-
lishment
Sales Room No. q.
VELyLr, Tapestry, Brussels thec ply ana
twilled Veuiiin Stair Caipcting, remarkably
cheap.
sales Room No. 10.
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRaIS CARrETs.-
Gold, PLAN, White, Ruff and Sc oil Window
Shades, al 81, l2-, 20s, iOs to 80 per pa'r !
Tab and Piano Covers, Silver aud Brass sld't
Rods, Parlor Door Ma,s, COR Mating als"'
A.. 81, 5.. Ga White aud Cheek Canton Mat
ting, Sc, SC. -
HIRAM ANDERSON,
f7-6md&w 80 BOwLRr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
Nfa nlarine Jntelliarnts. "a
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 4.
Ship Margaret, Bell, Apalachicola, Bo.t.
Bark CIV Hall, Carpenter, Mobile, Prov.
sloop Chief, Durlee, Fall River
THURSDAY, Mar. 2.
Bark flight, Calhoun, Mobile, Prov; Asa
Fish, Hiukley, do, do.
Propeller fIb,ny, Marble, Fall River, NY;
schr. Hiram mitn, Croveil, Fall River, Al
exandria.
MONDAY, March 9.
Sehr. John Pierce, Melville, CsIlenss.
TUESDAY, MARI.
Schr. Thomas e Barile', Hopkins, Camden,
NY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

nP A sad accident occurred at Man
chester, N. H., on Tuesday evening. -
A party Of young men aud women as
ssmbisd, for the purpose Of sliding down
hill, in the new street leading from Elm
street over the bridge across the can'l.
Two young men, Alvin Libbey and
Horace 7. Philorook, and Miss Samnn.
,ha Eastman, got upon one sled, to take
the 6rst slide. They glided swiftly
down the hill; but in crossing the rail-
road track, within a rod Of the canal,
the sled was turned from it's course, and
all three were precipitated into the ca
nal, and in a depth Of IL fee, Of water.
The young men saved Themselves, aud
one Of them made efforts 10 save Miss
Eastman. but without avail. She was
drowned. She was 22 years old, and
was employed 10 the Stark Nlll'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c,
In GmUai ASsembly,

In GnUai Assembly,
JANUARY SESSION, A. D., 1854.
| PON the petition Of MOSES BAKER and
~ others for an incorporation of the Pocasset
Bank, to be located in the Town Of Tiverton.
Voted and Resolved, That the Petition and
the accompanying bill be continued to the next
Session oi the General Assembly, and that the
Petitioners give notice OF the pendency of their
petition, b! causing copy OF the vote to be
published m the County Of Newport, for three
weeks succeSs,yeIy, Immediately alter the rising
Of this General Assembly.
true copy,
Attest,
A. POTTER,
m9 3w rd Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

DEATH OF ANOTHER MAINE LIoUoR
LAWN the Senate Of Maryland on
Saturday, the committee reported unan.
imousIy agains, the prohibitory liquor
law. There s The einre, no chance Of
its passage now.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-09

III The ta|e Of Grace Greenwood
'Haps and Mlshaps' has already reach
ed to more than 1000; and OF Mrs
Mowa,t's Autobiography $4,000 copies
have been sold.
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.

'TuSSIe Hcld, nor TdTtdT Em'fic.
THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY UISEA SES.-Extcn-
sivcly Used, Tested anu APP
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during a period Of
TWENTY -StVEN YEARS,
by Emin'm Physic'ans, ticr-
gymen, Professors Of Colleges,
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY
HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT.

This extraordinary UnCnent is composed of The
most healing iAlsHms aud when used ia sccordancs
with the directions which accompany each pot, vii
insure cures when all other means fail Casts Of the
most desperate skin diseases readily Neld tu IT. sE
fcscy. IL IN famous when used iu Cssrs uf G6ut,
Rheumatism, CONNECTED ar StT Joints. Ia A.ih-
mas, will do wonders If well rubbed into The Chest.
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OIL CoNTRACT.-We learn from the
Edgartown Gazette that Daniel Fisher
& Co. have contracted with the U. S.
Light House Board TO furnish about
20 600 gallons Of Sperm OIL at. ST. l,55
per gallon.