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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

LOSTs
ON Saturday morning April 2sd Main street above
" the Canal, the residence Of Mr. Hammcrstein,
a Red Leather Wallet containing promissory tote Tor
63 dated July ih 1852, aud made payable years
after date by Messss. keis IL Krener TO Niceaus Hill
All persons are hereby cautioned against buying said
Note, payment has been stopped thereon. A liberal
reward VIII be paid to delivering said note
10 MIR. Hammerstein Ut his Grocery. on Main street,
y boye the canal. (ap24-3D NlCOLAUS HILL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

II HHDS Fair Fuil. Fair ani Prime. j"-t rec
4 ~ per Mary Hunt on consignment, lo Hhirh "
would ask the attedton Of merchant. buii in lois.
will sell At the lowest points for CASH or .otiab
paper pa, able in Bank. GEO FOSTER e. CO.,
apo Commission Merchants, Warehouse on Canal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

CURTAIN GOODS, CoRNiCES AND CUR.
~ TAIN PISs-Just reed lot OF Satin Damask., ors.
ted do, Cotton do very handsome Muslin Curtaina .rh
Lace do: large lot nf Window Cornices very rich nat
terms and new Also large lot Of Curtain Pins tie y
aud elegant designs. Corices prepared for tns win
dows and put up if desired. Please call aud examisS
at COLBURN e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
api9 tr Fosters Block, below Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

I,NRESH LoBSTERS-1n and pound cans. guann<
tecd equa in every to those just aken from
the she'll Try them s. h. GILBERT q CO.. q 4
ap24 Syc. near Water.Es
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26
FOE SIZE ar.I1rrIoN


M Saturday ait rnonn rri Goth, will he sold IA
~ String Town. the Girm OF q ROGER SchI.r Tho
following properly. viz:
One Mare. head ofCa tile. hrfud NJ valuable Co1s.
- Hogs, Wagon: Corn and uneuyl.s leionrur To III
farm of Mira. M-nizer. = -
B.-ih- Farm viii be sold at private sale, or rsnt
ed ,uahle term. q IS ~ p ~ - -
IL ? Terms will bc made known on tho day ofssies
spl9 dSsta+
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

1t is stated that several hundred Russian
wagons, with provisions and ammunition,
were overtaken by snow storm and lost,
and that Sevastopol has provisions for only
fourteen weeks.
THE DANUBE.
A dispatch from Bucharest Oh, says that
forty thousand Turks, and one hundred
guns, will be embarked at Ba tschcls aud
Varna next week f'r The Crimea. One ler-
iment remains at Bucharest.
Danisk Bey replaces Mussa Pacha as
commander. Mussa supcrintends the EN-
barkation.
THE. BALTIC.
Three more ships are ordered home
About the 10Th the remainder will leave
Napier has obtained leave to return direct.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
Russian Guards and Grenadiers are ad-
vancing into Poland. Thei whole first in
fanry corps, under Gen. Sievers, is being
concentrated on the left bank of the Wis.,
tula. Two additional battalions are added
to the regiment of the Finland army. Sixty
ba,talions of sharp shooters, &c, are being
enrolled from the peasantry.
The state of siege at st. Petersburg is
suspended.
A Greek conspiracy has been discovered
in Bulgaria and Roumelia.
LATEST.
SEIGE OF SEvAsToPoL.-Vienna,T Thurs
day, Dec. 9.-Advices from Sevastopol, of
the 9th OF November, have been received
here. The siege was severely continued.
Reinforcements to the lumber Of nine
thousand had reached the Crimea.
The Duke of Cambridge was expected at
Constantinople.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28
HE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2S 1854
MARRIED..

Ia this city. 20th, by Rev. J. LoveJoy, Mr..
George W. Goodspeed and Miss Rebecca Alger
both OF this city.
y In New York, on Thwsday, Dee. 81. by
Rev. 'r. skinner, John J. Townsend to Caihai-
ine Il, Robinson, daughter Of The late Arthur
Bronson.
Ia this city. Monday evening, Dee. 25ih, by
Rev. ur. Adlam, Christopher Y. " hite. OF
Liule Compton, and Mary II. Cranston, dangh-
ter of WIN. y. CranstSn, Esq.
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"FAcrs ARE SrUBBoRs TH,ses."--Cuts.
wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, internal aud eS
'erpal pains, headache, rheumatism, chilblains,
and various ether ills and tormeuts are almost
totally banished, seldom heard of,and cause very
little trouble when they do appear, prov acd the
individual or persons affected. Immediately re.
sort to that never-iailing specific .-D,er's Heal.
ing Embroca,ion. This !. all fact. Please
make a note of IL. HAZARD & CAsWEII
aud X. J. TAYLOR, Agents for Newport.
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CINCINNATI, /

"THE POOR YE HAVE ALWAYS WITH
YE."-The following eloquent remarks
from Rev. f. NJ. p. Wells, pastor of chap
el for the poor in Boston, commend them
selves to all of us:
| suppose the qu 'stion often arises in the
mind, az | know it frequently proceeds
from the lips, is there no end to this doing
for the poor? To this | answer, No. Not
while mans selishness continues, for that
must be counter.acted by the sight and
sorrow and suffering. But are We always
to be thus harrassed about the poor Is
there no end to this work No--not it
you do your duty, until the rich man and
the beggar lie down in the dust together ;
ill the splendid and exclusive tribe of Dr.
YES, and the suffering, limping, weared
tribe Of Lazarus walk side by side through
the dark gateway. This side of that gate
way, the wealth and luxury of the one, and
the dirt and rags of the other, drop Off and
they enter the world eternal togethcr-no
longer dependent on each other, but both
dependent alike on God. No-unlil we no
longer need to beg of God, may We expect
to be freed from begging of each other
When our Lord shall revise the prayer
which he left us as a legacy, and erase
therefrom "gve us this day our daily bread
thcn--not beforc--may our dependence on
each other cease.
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In the Supreme Court at Washington last
week, in the suit Massachusetts rs. Rhode
Island, Attorney General Clifford obtained
a rule upon the defendant to file an answer
to the bill Oh or before the first day ncx'
term
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

MURDER INA BALL RooM.--The Macon

MURDER INA BALL RooM.--Thc Macon
Georgia. Beacon, Of Nov. 18th, learns from
a gentleman of Columbus, that most out
rageous murder was perpetrated in That
town on Saturday night last, by Joseph
Nash, on the person of a son OF Judge
Whitfield. ltappears that young Whit
field was talking to a lady in the loom,
which reused Joseph Nashs anger, when
he caught him by the hair and cut his
throat killing him almost Immediately.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

The Legislature Of Florida has elected
David L. Yulee, as U. s. Senator from
that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

DEFIANCE sALANANDER SAFES
ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
mannisctnrcr in the United states of the
al,ovc celebrated Safes, aud +. G. GorFIS's
IurgStrRABLE DEFANcE Lock Avn
ss-lihHs--The best Safes and Locks com
bnod IN tn world, to whom The highest premi.
ulns have iust teen awarded. by the Committees
~ the Ne,ropolnan Mechanics institute oiWash.
ington and the American institute, New Yofk 20
rnics Uf ai sizes on hand fJr sale and mnac to o.
der OF the Depot No. I92 ro,tl stree, one
door below MniGcn Lane, md ~ tie Man.
.l'c'o'y Nos. 90. 81, 6i and 10 Cannon 81. n
dI6 Ga
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE annual meeting of the Newport Gas
i Light Company, Tor the election of Office, ;
and the transaction Of other business, will be
held at the office Of the daily News, on the sc.
cond Monday oi January (Sih) 1885. 10 o'c lock, ,
a. IN. w. "a. CRANSTON,
dlo-dSw Socr'y,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

II TIE fREAT STANDARD
/ - REMEDY Tor all PUL NON
II RI ssrr,,tF-> AIRY DESEASES -Extcn.
II II taAt",p pta, sivrly Used, Tested ami Ap-
I 't:I s.SSoM,. proved in New Eng land, Cam
Il So, rccsis ada, and the Bi;i.h rrovn-
II | HsM,s ccS during period Of
II "A &c., "iHk TWENTY -SEVEN YEAR,,
II IN "raHg by Emm,m PhySic,ans, Cler-
TsssASS9iA-A gymen, Professors Of (CoHfgsS,
II Theoioecal SernavIes, Scientific anil Distinguish
Il ea ublic m,---and in fact, by all classes in the
II community, Among others ii is recommended by
II Rev. DR.. LYMAN uEEcHER, late President
H Lane Thrologica Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
H Rev. Dr. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
| Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Il Mass. Hon. DANIEL Z. THOMPson, Secretary
II Of state oi Vermont, author ol l"Grcen Monntain
| ,""L ok Amsdrn,' Sc, Montpelier, W.:
Il ". T.. WILLIAMS. ESQ, formerly Collector Of
the Port OF Baltimore, Md. Rev v.JosEPHLITcH,
|, Philadelphia, Pa; B. e. FERNALD, Portland,
II Me-, and many others.
II In connection with our old 80 cent article, we
now pul up n ~ size, an large squire Gofties unh
nci saqmsi,d blue wrappers, gilt directions, and
fac aouie Of fWm. .Ionh Gutter, containing nearly
II fur times tie quantity OF the smaller size.
i Beuars Of Couatcrt'its and limitations :!
\ Enuurs for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABIE PULMONARY MlSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggids. Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
/ Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
| 81 90; small size, so cents.
| For sale ia Newport by X. J. TAYLOR, amp
! II WARD s. CiSWElL.
| jyl 6m
A PROFOUND Sensation about to be pro-
n duced A Splendid production Of Genius,
TIE KNOW NOTHING.
Aud whether it is or not an cSpositon of
Knownothineism, will best be asccrtaned by
reading the book. One thing is certa IN, that
not shadow of doubt will remain upon any
ones mind after its pcrusil, that the anifor or
auhoress, whoever he or she may he IL
KNOW SOMETHING.
In fact, we have no such manuscr ipt offered
us since the Lamplghter, so says our reader',
and 80 the Lamplighter stands out above aud
superior to all Other emana,Ions ol the American
and European Press, as the great book OF the
wear 1854, 80, unless all who have read this
new manuscript are greatly IN error viii the
Know Nothing become the successful issue Of
the year 1855
Why the above was selected as its title the
sequel will show.
The above work makes a handsome volume
uI about $50 pages, and Is sold AZ ~ per copy,
atTliLtY's, opposite Post Office, dI
PlNKiNG.
THE Subscrib.r having reed n new machine
i,r piuking I,adIrs's Cloaks, and Taluas,
he is now prepared 10 pink Ladics' Tnlmss, y
napes ior 80 ctr. ar ~ l.2c per cape fnunccs
icent per ward. Alspat,erns that have on hand
shall pink at the above prices except The oak
leai +. u. GREEN,
do No. SO Thames street.
NALL ON PHILLIrs, ~ $50 Thames st. Mon.
Oday, Dec I, Isl, >, and ex anime the great va
riety ~ new Goods. Among them may he found
rich EmbrodrredCo Collars, Uundtr. sleeves, skirts,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28
Resident rly ,ician Louisville Marine Hospital
Luupo> KY lnril 9th 1870
IouIsvILLg. IalY l2lh. lSIa

LOUISVILLE. Jaly l3h, lSi9
have examined the st OF ariicsh that COMPOSE John
Bulls Extract OF SnrsaIr and have hsstat ION in
saying that II IL safe and valuable compound. would
prefer 20 any ~ use for the diseases al sny
from in pure stat OF t. blood tHut OF the system
| cOniil-itiy recommend II to friends being a
powerful Extract, mud 'Le that believe viii cure all
Glasses u diseases Tor which il Is recommended If used
according to drec ciors | brlNy. IL 10 b. IA vsuab =
sucr-drueum 10 Mercury Nav, ! have my doubts
whether ia the most violent and protractei of
syphilis accom- HHil with Nodes ophe, IN carries of The
bones whether ought not 10 succeed cyry other remedy
:. H. M,CONACHIE, NJ ID.
Honorary member Of the Medical Seciety rhaie phia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

0J5~Tlear. what Or. Sapp PHI sican VITO stands at
the top OF hs Iof-sson OF JOAN Bus sarsaparla
have been u,iug john Bars SsrsRpsrilla in u great
variety Of chronic dis.a,-s with happy effects
aud have no hrsitstion in recommending TO The public
for the cure of scrofua phi- aud all and
glauduiar diseases. Yours, most ierventy,
LeMi.nort KN. Annl G. Nig MM SrApp. IL ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28
list OF CHEAP GOODS.

GEO. w. WARREN g. Go
INVITE attention 10 the following list Of New
L and very Cheap Goods, of good style and
quality.
WIEN MONEY Is HIGHEST,
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST.
100 pcs Ladies German Cloths at 81 80.
25 f" Luiin's bin 5omb,zInes, 81.
BOO" London Prints, 10 CTS.
100" French do yard wrle, one shilling.
300" VI de Lains and PersianS, one shilling
500" Printed Cashmcres, 25 cts.
90" All wool NJ DE LANES, 25 cts.
1OO" 4 Indiana Plaids, 81 IL
800" Gala laidS, 81 l.2ct
500" Cashmeres and Thibet Cloths, all quail
Ties, at one third less prices Of last y ar.
Raw Silk fia'ds, at the same discount.
6-4 French Embossed Table Cloths, 81 so.
800 Boys and Gents Shawls. $3.50.
Al Black Silk Vclvets, $3.50.
Cashmere Long Shawis, OF the best manufacture
SIS.
100 pcs Plaid and Stripe Silks, so cts.
5OO" " 8, Is cts.
superior Blanket,, Ssi pair.
Fianncls aud Co.tol goods, OF all kinds, sold
AT retail at the Agr1i's hwest cash price.
Bay stale >hawIr, Of all X nis, At Agents low
est ca'h price.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28
pA1ENIS.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS

" ~ II J.. u. -. ~ Nv U VT lNi.p
NAs iiiNGTDN,
20. 76 srATF, oPPoSIrt KiiBN 81, BOSTON.
INiOkrANT IAFOItMAl llNN 10 IN.
l IEHTDRS The siulsrrilfr (l'tr Aa"ni 'i
The 4. -. Patent ohcr, ntrr III" ArI al IeoI
determined to rperrni advani"g' ;, ~ hiHlii'g
g., patents, sure,tm Ia thosr "I"ird tav-n''
b, Uthcts has made aIIang'u'h'r ~b''it "b
applications "a, pared ara roi"im IA" lN him.
Thirty DOLLARS (ihstrad "l f-'mg, ~
paid bach bS othrts,) will be rtmli''d 10y hIn' ~
ca.r Of iniinie To OBTAIN iair'd. aah m. With
dyawal throJ2h HIM within ihniy days alter The
r.i-rtiop. Caveats, SPECIFICATIONS, A Assgnn"his,
aud all necessary papers aud d,a"rngs, i"r Pro-
earring patents ia this and foreign coun',ier pre-
pared, and advice rendered Oh legal and stleni-
6c matters respecting inventions, and infringe
nen,s Of patents.
Inventor. c,n no, onl, 1crr obtain their speei-
(icaiions on the most reasonable terms. but CA,
avail themselves oi the experience OF ~ ye",s'
practice, aa extensive library oi legal ann me-
chanical woyks and correct accounts oi patents
granted in this and other countries; bes'des be.
ing saved Journey to Washington, the "f,ni
great delay there, as we'll as all person." trouble
- obtaining their patents. Copies ot claims oi
any patent itrnished by remitling one dollar.
Assignments recorded at Washington
X. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents
during the tine ! occupied the Office Of Com
m,ssioncr "f Patents, Il. u. Eddy, Esq, of iios-
ton did b,,sinsssat the Patent Office, as Solicitor
oi PATENTS. There were(ew, il any, persons act
ing in that cAp,ci,y, who had 50 much business
before the Patent OMee; and there were none
who conducted iiwnh more sk III, fidelity and sue
cess. lregrd MIR, Eddy AS one of the bst in
formed aud most skillhl Patent Solicitors N the
United State :, ana have 40 hesitation IN assuring
| inventors hat they cannot employ person more
competent aud trustworthy and more capable OF
| putting their .ppli, atons IN form 10 secure for
them AN early and favorable cnnsidera' ion at III
Patent Office EDMUND BURKE,
II Late Commissioner Of Patents"
II pATcHT OFYice, -
II ar. II. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass.
II "SIR Your facilities for the prosecution OF
any business connected withthls Once, are equal
to hose of any other agent. AN very respect
fully, Yours, &c.
THOMAS EWBANK,
II d6 3taw ly Commissioner Of Patenis.'
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Bp Vcle9rapb.
FALL RIVER, Dec. 10.

FALL RIVER, Dec. 10.
ATTEMPT TO KLL.-A man named Con-
nor came here last night after a child, which
he says is his, left in charge of his wiie's
sister after his wife's death. On being re-
fused the child, he knocked down the wo-
man and her iather, and some others inte-
fcring, he drew knife, cut one man in
several places on the face, and made his es.
cape. To-day he was arrested by the po.
Ice while making another attempt to get
thu child and confined in the watch house,
from which place he broke out and was re-
taken by the police, aud now awaits an cX-
a nnalion. 1t is said he married, near
Provi lencc, about six weeks after the death
of his wife, lie is the one who stabbed
man in Tiverton few years ago.
CiSclSSATI, Dec. 90.
CoNviCTIoS OF ARRIsoN.-The case OF
Arrison was given TO the jury this evening,
who returned verdict OF guilty Of murder
in the first degree, after being out only 3
hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoricty
nom its Of every variety OF pulmonary disease,
that il is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi-
dences Of its virtues in any community where 10
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures.
that almost every section OF the country abound.
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appsr
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what aniidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous aifec-
tiUns of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs. hut for the mlder varieties
OF CoIDs. COUGHS, llOARsENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN il is the pleasantcst and safest medicins
that can be obtained.
AS il has long been in constant use throrgAD>sr
this section. We roed not 90 more than assure tho
people its quality is kept up to the best that il ovr
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZARD & CASWE ',uld K. J.TAYLO
NTNr0TT.
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The Semi-wcekIy Tribune

Persons residing at points where mails arrive
ofener than once week are requested TO ex-
anime the Semi-W eckly. We regard it as the
cheapest paper, all things considered, published
in the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

A FRESH l,t 90. Chr-nu's uni rhsll,afl this1s ~
y rrrriveI 81 ia 1atues street hb
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NEW rOIT.

rllEAP FLnnels Cotton aud wo | Flannels
" very god 'ronr - TO 25 cruts. Nil widths e.
qualities red ami colOrcd fk~ncs very cheap,
for sale 10y WV. q. CDHLENS s c.. n2I
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MOSS RUDs.

IUST rerh At y. ~. GREENE's. No. ~
~ Thames street, large assortment OF Ar,ihc.
nl Fiwcr-, comprised of Ms, Buis, EosrS,
and fancy Grass, which all be sold 20 low ~
can be bought IN the CITY. d6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

GOING Ualy 10 cent. .--Tb"s. velvet ca
VI srs vi'h nirtUrr. ior ~ cts aie gong
Thrsr are tLr ch, n,,esi yi'imos 80 ie h,d NV.
About = aulpn 81 tu' wcktt sbe, a. ble "bly
tro,n Th,rr ere nnu' >" haH'l) rad ,'niv.iii-
,,, c,r ro,s,trt 4, fnpIni'us. AZ msits'd
~,u A., ..H 100 c.dl -sr.n al ihe new DagHrto.
,,pc Room, " Nh,hu gton P'ar,. N'r,h eide
,.,,r Ar,,hrr,ti,,' tialt TItttN'.
N,D re VS.. n. S.oh ".
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Re,. Z. ". sEmON-Rcr. K. srEyENsoN.

hev. r.. w. sEUON,-hef r.. kTEVENsON.
CoSCLusIyg.-Rsv l.. ". stlon wfely and generally
known us AL eloquent hud accomplished pastor of the
4. church aud kry Stevenson been known as one
Of the talented and zsaIuus members that the Ken
tucky Coufcr.u-e could boast of r many y.srs and at
this time hing the high and
for the NJ T.. Book Concern
LOUISVILLE, May Goth 1919
We have used John Bull Sarsaphr and have known
Il be used, with entir. satisfaction and We have no
hesitation in stating b-Ic that i il safe and
valuable medical compound aud calculated to produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and Therefore
would cheeriul aud most earnestly recommend 10 the
afflicted ". SEIION
iSgnej) L. STEVENSON
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A PROFOUND Sensation ,bout to I've pro-
n duced A Splendid production OF Genius,
TIE KNOW NOTHING.

Aud whether it is or not an cSp0flton of
Knownothineism, will best he asccrtained by
reading the book. One thing is certain that
not u shadow of doubt will remain upon any
ones nind after its pcrus,I, that the anihor or
authoress, whoever he or she may he is a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

lust RECEIVED anothcr lot of Talma-,
" selling NJ Ss. 90. Al-o lot of Over Goats,
which Twill sell cheap for cash DO nj inrget
that large assortment d Burn Mlurns and
Gloves, nor that you can purchase u good PAR
Uf knt WOOL socks Tor rs c.nts. ia
m I'DIZE\S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with
any Of " the ills hst flesh Is heir to- TO call Dr John
Bulls agent airi yet copy Of Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS; and for the sake Of humanity, hope that
single individual viii not be found NIiing Bus
Shrsaparia al. after reading and rrcOpct the
same time that It impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part Of ia. number of certificates
cures reformed by lis sarsaparila. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily sowered on lr Bulls sarsAparills
from well known and Distinguished iudiyiduais, both in
pi bc aud pr,al. Lie Las been perfectly overwhelming
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-28

1'uE Subscrib.r having reed uew machine
! i,r piuking I.adms's Cloaks, and Tauas,
he is now prepared TO pink Ladics' TNlmss,
capes ior - ctr. ar ~ l.2c per cape fnunccs
lcent per ward. Allspat,erns that have on hand
| shall pink At the above prices except the OAK
ieai. +. u. GREEN,
d6 No. SO Thames street.