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DR.. ISTiR'>
DR. W T. 4
BtLSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WITH THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
], BUTTS
~ ,yu nnt-n
or TIE WRApPEt

on TIE WRAPPER.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
was introduced in the year 1898, and has been
well tested IN all the complaints tor which il IL
recommended. Fnr ten years il has proved more
efdcacious as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Innu-
enza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, in
its irCipicnt stages, than ANY other medicine.
Various conlectiires and surmses have arisen
re ,pectiny its composition, some ply sicans have
supposed II To contain iodine, other ignorant pre-
tenders say it must contain mercury, aud to some
sirh substance they attribute its singular efficacy.
As such opinions are altogether erroneous and
calculated ~ preiul lice I3any persons against il.
WE PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
IN It it co,taias nothing of This kind, anything
th, least injuriou4; on the contrary. il is compps
ed o he most sim, bic substances The principa Of
which are the xtracts OF tar and lid cherry H. r
ard the whole secret Of lis efficacy consists in the
mo le by which they prepared.
SEril w. FOWLE, Druggist. No. lbs
Washing It1n street, Boston, Mass, is the sole
proprietor of ,l,c original rec pt for the manu'ac
turc of the genuine medicine, and srpplies both
at wholesale and retail, aud OF whom agcncics
can be obtained.
Price-one dollar a bottle, six TO, ties for five
dollars.
Originally prepared by Williams 4 Co.. phind,l-
phia, now prepared ava sold wholesale and retail
by Seth W. FowIe, Bos un, Macs, to whum all a.,
ders should be addressed and Tor sale by his agents
Agents for selling Nistars balsam, X. J. Taylor,
ewporl, =. W. Briggs, Eristuli Edward sanders,
Warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; William Co
ry, Tverton Corners >. 5. Steere, Greenve.
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Congress-.
WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 3.

WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 3.
SsHATs The Senate met at the
usual hour.
Senator Seward rose 10 question Of
privilege, and stated the circumsia stances
Of MIR. Phelps appearance in the Senate
as Senator from Vermont. and the rea-
sons Tor claiming his seat. MIR. Sc
ward concluded by moving resolution
oi inquiry as 10 the right Of Mr.. Phelps
TO his seat. Lies over.
Housr.-After the usual opening bu-
siness was disposed OF tie resolution OF
thanks. and the presentation oil a sword
TO Genl. Wool; was taken up.
WAsnissroS, Jan. 4
SENArE.-The Senate met at the
usual hour.
Senator Douglass, from the commit
tee on territories, reported bill TO es-
tablsh Nebraska territory.
Senator Stewards resolution relative
% the seat OF Mr.. Phelps, from Yer.
mont, was taken up and debated.
Senator Foote in,Imated that Mr..
Phelps was entitled 10 his seat.
Senator Badger believed that he was
not entitled.
Senator Phelps vindicaied his right.
Finally the resolution as offered by
Senator Seward was adopted.
Numerous petitions were presented
and appropriately disposed Of.
HousE.-The committee on ways and
means reported the lorIiiication bill.
The committee on foreign affairs re-
ported the French spoliation bill.
Mr.. Cuttings resolution, which lie
offered yesterday relative to the remov-
al of Collector Bronson, was taken up
aad debated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

RsvusuE CurrEs SEReicE.-Capt.
Nones Of The Revenue Cutter Forward.
reports from Wilmington, Del, 9th
inst, ,ha, he has during the month of
December, furnish d provisions TO ten
vessels in distress. and been instru-
meutal in saving life and property.
There ought 10 be n Regenue Cutter
on the Newport station. We know OF
no par, Of the coast where one could be
more uselully employed, than In cruis-
ing at the mouth OF Narraganse,t Bay.
Prov. Post.
There IL no mistake about this mat
ter, and we trust that those who have
influence with the administration. will
endeavor to have Gutter sis'ioned
here Immediately
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

MRs. PARriNGToN.-S Shakespeare's
remark concerning the filching Of good
name applies with much force ~ The
case Of Mrs. PartingIon Of ours. Her
name has been taken very freely as the
exponen, OF many good and many stu
pid things all over the country, and lat
tcrly we see an advertisement in the
New York papers OF a new work enti-.
tied Mrs. Partnglon's Carpet.Bag oi
Fpn,' &C., about forthcoming. Our
Mrs. Parliogton wishes us 10 tell The
world, through the press, that che has
nothing to do with the New York work,
and has written the publishers request
TO withdraw her name from their pub
lcauon, as there will soon be issued a
work of her own, and she is desirous OF
securing 10 herself the benefit ofa name
that she has endeavored 10 render ref'
pectable. Such papers as are disposed
TO zee justice done the old lady will
oblige her by al!uding to the above. -
Boston POSI-
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DEFIANCE ShLAMANDER SAFEs.-GAY
LER's sPArEsT.--RoBERT NJ. PATRICK is the
sole manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated Safes, and F. c. GoFFiS's
IMPESETRABLE DEFIANCE Lock AND
CRoss-BAks-The best Safes and Locks com
blned in the world, to whom The highest premi-
ums have jus, been awarded. by the Committees
rthe Metropolitan Mechanics Institute otWash-
ington and the American Institute, New York,
De, OF No. 1872 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden Lane, New York, formerly 80 John st.
dl2 6m
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MEXICAN MCsTAnG LINIMENT.

The new discoveries and new sinites that medical
chemistry is constantly adding in medical science
and the healing art, show conclusivsly how greatly
superior the new combinations in the Mustang Lin.
ment, are to old prepara,ionsi that Linment being
the result great labor in chemical analysis is the
reason Of the great superiority oi the new prepare
tion to old mixtures and the immense sale of IL
proves how much II Is valued by those whs have
used IT,, and know its virtues in the cure of bruises,
strains still joints, chapped hands, broken breasts,
swellings or pains, In any par: Of the body.
See adyeriis ement in another column,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

Mrs. Jenay Goldschmldt recently re-
cieved letter from Texas farmer,
bearing the stamps Of halt the post Off
ces in the United States and Europe. -
The letter was directed to Miss Jenny
Lind and contained an offer Of his
heart, hand and fortune Quo was
invested with the responsibility OF ans
wering the amorous pstition.
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ENEIIlTilKtS NOTICE

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that tho
i have heen appointed Executors o; the hst
will and testament Of NOEL tOGGISlIAll,
late OF MIldletown, deceased, aud having accept
ed SAID trust and given bond as the law directs,
request all persons having claims against the e.
tate Of eaid Noel Coggeshall to present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested Ia make pay ment.
JOSHUA COGGESNA T., pp.,.,,...
ABRAHAM Z. COGGESHALL. 'N''"'o'
Middletoyn, Oct 29, 1858.
-
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"a 1larinc Intelligence. -
PORT OF NEWPORT,
ARRIV ED.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan,

"bDNt'bhiy " Sdn. y.
Park Elk, Of Boston, Is ds I'm Boston, for
Philadelphia, having on board the Capt. and
crew Of schr Osceola, of Yarmouth Capt Bakor,
having fallen in with her in lat SO 3lon 6s 56,
she being atotal wreck.
WEDNESDAY, Jam. 4.
Brig Et-wanda. MsXwell. Gonives, lIayti, for
N. York, with mahogany, Fl days passage, and
experienced heavy weather.
Brig Forrest, Tuhill, Rum Key FOR Y. Sa-
rah Elizabe h, TothacrP. I'm Portland.
Schr Delaware, Hard Prov. for Phila;
Joseph, Berry, Prov. for Norwak; Sarah l.
Lewis, Baker, I'm Boston for Virginia
SATURDAY, Jan. 7.
Bark Arabian, OF Winsor, n. ). Mackenzie,
Glasgow. Providence; spoke Dec. 30. lat. 43 7
long. 81 ~, Packet Ship Stafford, hire, from Liv-
erpool, bound to Boston, fore top mast gone and
rudder sprung.
MONDAY, Jan. 10.
Brig A II Wass, Marshall, Wilmington n G.,
NY.
Schr. Ben Nevis, Small, Jacksonville, n Y.
Pilot boat George Steere, Aiken, Benhrd,
on a cruise.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Schr, Penny lyania, Goldthwait, Boston, Bal.
Il nore.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Teoka. OF Newburl port, from Balti.
more tor Providence abandoned at sea, was n
naw vessel, about four months old, aud is sup.
posed To be ir'spred ~ the Eastward She had
a cargo OF about G000 bushels corn, aS74 bushels
Of which was owned ~ pa,'iesin Providence and
is insured in New York. The remainder, With
about IS bbls -four, belonged To Mr. John Eldr,d,
Of Newport, insured.
of Port Praya, Dec. 8, bark George, Jenny,
OF this port. 90 bbls.
a. Honolulu, Nov. II, bark Antelope, Of this
port, ~ mos. out, 80 sp., 500, $4,000 bone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

NJ i, is said that during the year
1853, there have been 81 steamboat
accidents in the United States, where
by 3l9 persons have been killed, and
1853 wounded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

p A Frenchman who promised to
establish school, having heard that Il
high school would be more respectfully
patronlzed, took room in the garret
OF four story house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

O. The annual meeting OF the New
port Gas Light Company was held n on
terday, and the following Directors were
chosen for the ensuing year John
Lockwood, William II. CransIon, A.
V. Barrlnger, Henry Bull. John G. Wea-
yer.
, AT a subsequent meeting of the d.
{ rectors. the following officers were elect.
ne ed :-Presldent, Henry Bull; Secretary.
= William II. Cranston; Treasurer, John
- Lockwood Superintendent, George IL.
sNormah.
~ The following Rerort from the SEC
" re,arY was read at the meeting Of the
~ Stockholders and accepted -
To the stockholders of the Newport
Gas Light Complny:-
In conformity with The provisions of
the by Laws, herewith present a
statement of the affairs Of the Company,
and its progress during the four months
Of its existence.
The Company commenced it's supply
of Gas with ninety consumers since
that time the number has been gradual
ly and s!ealily increasing, until he
present, when we have one hundred
and fifty consumers.
In addition to this gratifying increase
OF private cOnsu nptlon, the Company
have contracted with the City fer light
ing the larger portion oI the street Ian
terms, tor the year ending November 3 J,
1884, d, the sum Of $50 per lantern.-.
This is not equally profitable with the
private consumption; out it will have
tendency to introduce our Gas into
many parts of the city whefe it is not
Otherwise useI, and thus recommend il
to the favorable consideration oi those
who will probably soon become consul
mers.
The total amount OF proceeds from
Gao. Coax, &C., to this date is S2975 0S.
The total amount of expences 10 this
date ID $5l3,75 which leaves a bal
ance in the Treasury Of s246l,33.
1t will be seen by this statement lha,
the sum Of $246l ,33 remains OH hand
to be applied as dividend among The
stockholders. 1t is, therefore, recon-
mended that at the expiration Of six
months from the organization, or, say,
on the first OF March next, the Directors
declare a dividend OF three per cent Tor
the half year on the capital stock olthe
Company
The profits Of the present half year,
ending March I, 1854, will be considera-
bly, less than those Of Ihe subsequen,
hall oil the fiscal year, ending Septem-
ber /, 1854 judging by the consump-
ton Of ten days IN August last, 1t is but
reasonable to expect u consumption OF
$4,000 Feet pei day, during the contin-
ancc Of the coming fashionable season.
All OF which 10 respectfully submitted,
VIII. CRANSToN, sec'ry.
Llsrr. MuRRAY. u. S. NAvY.-The
sentence oil this officer TO be reprImsnd
ed and Suspended Tor six moths, ha 9
been changed by the Secretary Of ;he
Navy, TO a furIough for one year with
ou, pay. The sentence, it 10 said would
have been equal to six months leave or
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12
RERAlD Of the TIMES,
THURSDAY Tsn II h, 1894.
WING State Convention.

Whis State Convention vii, 10 held al the s:uie
House In Providence Thursdny, January 18th, 1854
a. "A O'Clock, p m, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Governor and General orctrs ior tn.
political year ensuing The whis electors IN the @v
sral towns and the cities Of Providence aud New
p"Ii are requested to elect delegates equal In mum
her to their delegation In both brsneh.s o. hs G,h
srsl Assembly.
by srdsr Of the whis State Committee.
wM. s.PATrEN, Ch.ir.s,
hsSav Howard, Secretary.
PrsvideAce, Dee. eth, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

Adsline Phelps on trial at Green
Geld Tor the murder VI her laiher by
poison, has been found not guilty by
by reason Of insanity.
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MEMORANDA.
WORTHY OF NOTICE :

AUGUST Tsr, ISJ3.
GeniteMm- VI e, the hnder-
signed, Whole aleInuggists, /,
having cor many years sold
YOUR VEGETABLE ptL-
MONllRY BAL$hM, are
happy Ia bear testimony to
its great efficacy ia he relief
aud cure Of Pulmonary COM
plants. We know II no
medicine which has de erved-
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Bos Jan. 1

BosroN, Jan. I.
The Legislature met to-day.
Charles e. Cook, Of Boston. was
elected President OF the Senate, and
Charles Calhoun, Of Boston, as Clerk.
In the House, Oils p. Lord, Of Salem,
was elected Speaker, and William
Stove, Of Springfield, clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

p A new married couple went to
Niagara OIL q visit, aud ihe gentleman,
Ia order TO convince his dear that he
wa. brave as well as gallant, resolved
to " down into the cave oi the Winds
She, Of course, objected; /; bo, finding
that he was determined, adectiona'ely
requested him to leave his poeset'oook
and watch behind.
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w. II. CRANSToN, sec'ry.

Llsrr. MuRRAY. u. s. NAvY.-The
sentence oil this officer TO be reprImsnd.
ed and Suspended Tor six moths, has
been changed by the Secretary Of The
Navy, TO a furlough for one year with
out pay. The sentence, it 10 said would
have been equal TO six months leave on
foil pay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

quo OtKS.-t fne sssortmen, Of foe Frenc
~ cloths for LADIES' Cloaks in Brows, BLACK +,
Stone, Green, Tan and other cho,ce colors, with
lining silks aud rich galooGs to match tor
sale by t. LtWrON & BROTHERS.
n21
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tSONED PINE LUMBER.

SEASONED PINE LUMBER.
V'iiE Subscriber is now receiving II good sup.
4 py of Seasoned Lumber, consisting of Boards
and Plank of vdrious thcknesses and qualities.
Also "A full assortment of Cut Nails, all of which
for sal" at reasonable prices and terms, at No.
PIG Thames ST.
do ALBERT MMETT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12
LIFE INSURANCE.

"rhe death Of n near friend, whose life was
insured but few days since, makes more appa-
=, 1T To us the benefits ofths system Of insurance
The advertisements of the leading aud mort Sc
cure of the Life Insurance Companies will 10
found in columns, among which sanew one
the IN "MANHATTAS''-with board OF direc.
tors composed of practical business uen, whose
reputation fer honor and integrity is an ample
guarantee for the risks they may take. Long
personal acquaintance with majority Of its di-
rcctors, leads us TO step oul Of our usual course
in calling attention 10 il "-Rsporter.
The subscriber having been appoinie,! 40
Agent of the above metioned Company, offers t.s
services To all who are disposec to participate in
the benefits which it presents 10 the acceptance
of a very numerous class Of veTy community.
Pamphlets explaining the principles and con-
tanning the rates and conditions o, THE class Of
Insurance risks my be had gratis, at the Office
of the subscriber, No. "a Thames-st f, in renr OF
the Counting room Of +. Lawton & Brothers.
n96 EDW'D w. LAWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

(ASrOR Oil.-Blow's No. l and Prime +.
" J. Tor sale in 10 gall. Cans, or lots t. suit
purchasers by HAZARD & CASWEl.L
al
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"SECURITY TO THE WIDOW AND
ORPHAN"

TIE MkNHArrAs LIFE Insurance Go. of
i New York. with each capital of 500, GOO
securely invested, are prepared to take rlsks up.
on Lives, in all the ordinary forms OF Life As.
.Irance, either for long or short periods or for
II whole life, in all the ways in which the lives Of
others are OF pecuniar, Importance to person, or
oi his or her Life to others. Husbands aud ia
theirs can hy these means secure a competence
aiier death To their widows and families, or to
themselves in old age. Wives may ins IRE tho
hives of their husbands or others upon whom
they RELY Tor su purt creditors may insure the
lives ofdebtors and all may insure for proper
ti,,male premium hose whom they may wish TO
benil against violent or accidental death with
out REG erd toage, sex or health.
Among the numerous testimonials in favor OF
this highly useful and benevolent Institution, the
following is eelectcd for its brevriy, from the
uRpnnripr"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

nICKLgs, Remington's celebrated Pickles
L f,r sale by the hundred Or do,s,. At
YOUNGs,
oss No. III Thrues Street, FOO, sf mary.
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RMONE1ERS. nassor,mcnt of sizcs
L aud qualities, for sale bv
n29 b. II. TISDALE & SON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

IACONET COILARS.--A large lot of lew
priced wrought Jacontt Collars, just reed
by T. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
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uo6 EDW'D w. LAWTON.
quo tKS.-t fne sssortmen, Of foe Frenc
" cloths for LADIES' Cloaks in Brows, Black,
Stone, Green, Tan aud other choice c0lors, with
lining silks aud rich gallooEs to match tor
'",T MS y T. L'" 'oN x '''o''''"''
VHERMONE1'ERS.-Anassortmcnt of szcs
L aud qualities, for sale bv
n29 b. IL. TISDALE & SON.
IACONET COILARS.--A large lot of lew
y priced wrought Jacon,t Collins, Just reed
by +. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
ENGLISH and French Banke,s Of all sizes
IL ard from the highest to the lowest grades
also, Cumfortabcs for double aud single beds
for sale ny +. LAWTON s. BROTHERS.
u29
OLIVER Plated Tea set,s, oi exquisite designs
y aud beauty, manufactured for the Christa
Palace Exhibition; for sale Pv
n29 b. H. IISDALE & SON.
BANTER Oil Paintngs--t new supply, com
IL pris,ng all ,hc recent publications ; ius.
received by u, II. TISpALE & son.
n29
KENTUCKi Jeans, Of dideren; coIo,S, at
N lO6 Thomts Street.
III LANGLEY & NORMAN.
CRATES, SKATES.-A large assortment of
y Skates, OF qualities, Just rec and for sale
cheap. FRANCIS SIANHOfE,
n26 corner Spring and Touro street.
NEW BOOKS.
GOLDEN Dreams and lcad-u realities, Nv
VI Ralph Raven; Wide, wide world. Illustrated
edition, Lyrics from the wide wide NO ID, Wild
Scenes ami Song hrds, by &. w. " ehher, Illus
tritcd; Favorite Picture Book, Careless Chick
en-. Nv krak,msidcs.
n2s CHAS. F.. UANMETr. ia.
NUT CRACKERS. .-Blakcs Patent Nut
" Crackers, Tor sale at m,uulacturers' prices,
by FRANCIS SrANHOPE,
n2s corner Church and Touro-si.
DIX and Maroon NelveIs. vd wide, nv
ID n2A LANGLEY NORMAN.
\TOTICE.-Thcu undersigned having O." lp-
" pointed administrator ON the estate 81
SrrRSE, late of Newport, dec, and h"
! on,li6D,l himself according To I,S. requests
.;ersn,,s ia ir1cd 10 said estate to make iuedia
ate rayrnont, aud those having claims toSre-
,cnt them lor settlement
h29 SAMUEL STbkNt, Admr'
CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
! No II ENCuANGF STREET, T,-PKovIDENcE
IJtNRY STAPLES CO., ollci for sale on
/ III the most favorable terms -
Book Parer, made to order ut short notice.
/ Letter, Cap, Bill, and Envclops Paper.
/ Not. Papers Hardware Paper
Printing Paper, Of all Baleing Paper
/ rcgular sizes, aud any Tack Paper,
/ ,rr,.rular si,e made TO shoe Paper
| order. thrret fRf'r'
| Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
! Tea Paper. Druggists Paper
Tailurs' Pattern Pa Box Paper
per. Straw Paper.
Manila Paper Dry Sheathing Ia
Coorcd Medium Pa per.
per. Blo,iing Paper.
tirocers' papcr. Straw pnard.
Tarrcd Sheathing Pa Hemp Board.
| per. Envelopes.
Co',~a Twir-, w'ck and Batting
Also, highest cash price pa,d 6n hogs, &c.
HENRY STAPLES 4 co
u6Iyi. No. N Esohangs-s
TRAVELLING TRUNKs.-A large sssort.
i ment oi Trunks, Valices anil Csrpe, Bags, oi
evesy variety AMI style, Tor sale low.
Y. srANHOPE,
ga 4o,os, Gp-,,s s,d ytnre.sf
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS.--A large sssort.
i ment oi Trunks, valices anil Csrpe, Bags. Of
every variety AMI style, Tor sale low.
r. srANHOPE,
nfs soru.r Spring snd rours-u.
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CRATES, SKATES.-A large assortment of
y Skates, OF qualities, Just reed and for sale
eheap FRANCIS STANHOPE,
n26 corner Spring and Touro street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

| lFE Of Bem amin Robert Hayden, Historical
IL Painter, from his Autobiography and Jour
nails, Edited and compiled by Tom, Taylor, of the
Tuner Tempc, late Professor of English Ian.
guage and Literature, in University Collcg", Lon
don; 2 Vols Sl.75.
4 Y is not Gold that Gliters, by Alice B. Neal
Helen Alulgravc, au Autobiography, so ct.
Charles Auchc,tcrj n Mem3,ial; 20 cts;
The Pet Bird and Dthcr Stories, hy Cousin Al
ice so cts. lot sale by
de WILLIAM II. PEEK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-12

DR.. Morse having recently heard, dat some
physicians and several Druggists have asserted
thd, his Cordial contaiGed Mercury and Opium,
hns made the following affidavit Whether
these PLY sicians and Druggists supposed it con-
tiined Me,cur, or Opium, from the singular en-.
ergy with which it arIs upon particular diseases,
or from tr great power ia relieving pain, or out
of envy, he knows not. .
State of New Yo.h, City aul Coun'y Of New
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Roanoke College.


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m'fce Is next Session Ocinb ~. Exltnsr. for
the session II months inriodins rnition Bond.
Rppvfc3t. Fuel Lights AID lnrilcnta 1en,as, T..
For i'articulnr4 hdrlrs,- the Pr,si,ot.t.
mug i9.dSrcWo. Rep COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-06
300 Barrels ipDles for Salr.

Elaye ON hand a e., l.,tsi, Ut WY NICE NrrLES
and .lal re W bctpr'n Il IL aei 25rn D'cenl-
hrr. IN harfcs o the .l'ne k'nl. r"rsons u waur
vi, pleasn cal u. i leave Heir ~ lcrs.
wv. a. MILLER.
dc . I2j.u.t O1lhr Basin.