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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
The hTiIlviIle Traged Y

The Boston Traveller gives the annexed par
ticuars of the shocking altar at Millyllle on Sat-
urday evening:
A man named Alexander Hewitt, Of intempe
rate habits and as is supposed excited by liquor,
had n quarrel with his wife, which resulted in her
quitting the house from iear for her life. She
entered the house of Mr.. Orrn Brown, a neigh.
Dor and AN cstmable citizen, and claimed his pro-
lection. which he accorded TO hcr,nstantiy lock
lug the door, to prevent the entrance Of her hus-
band who was in hot pursuit and soon reached
the house. lie demanded his wife, and Mr.
Brown went TO the window to speak to him, when
Hewitt drew n revolver, with which he had pro-
vided himself, and shot him in the heud the ball
passing into the forehead and killing him instant
~. The wife, Mrs. Hewitt, was in the room nj
the time, and passed the window in an attempt TO
fly from him As she passed her husband fired
at her, but the ball missed its aim. Mrs. Hew-
lit then attempted to escape by a back door, but
Just rs she reached an cmbankment of earth, he
came up and seized her by the arm.
lie then held her at arms length with one arm,
drew his revolver and shot at her twice, one ball
passing through the head and the other lodging
there. Hewitt then Bed to the woods and remain
ed there the over night. On Sunday morning he
lett the woods and came back to the scene OF the
murder, whore he was taken into custody by the
officers. He stated to them that he perfect
" willing to be taken, as he had swallowed dose
of stryehnine, and could not possibly live but II
few moments. He was shortly afterwards seized
with commissions and died almost instantaneous
ly. He stated To .he officers that the murder of
his wife was premeditated, from motives of jeal-
ousy, but not that of Mr.. Brown. That he went
to Providence last week and procured the poison
with which to kill himself after he had killed his
wife Mrs Hewitt was alive at last accounts,
but could not possibly long survive. An inquest
was being held on the body of Mr. Brown, amid
much excitement. Mr. Brown leaves a family,
who were present in the house at the time Of the
murder
Hewitt was a scythe platter by trace, and when
not under the influence of liquor, OF industrious
habits. lie leaves four small children, who by the
expected death of the mother will become or
phans. Mr.. Brown was employed on the Proyi-
dcnee and Worcester Railroad, and had just re-
turned from his weeks work to spend the sabbath
with his family. His children are two boys, one
ten the other twelve years If age. 1t is also sta
ted that Mrs. Hewitt is drinking woman.
4 severe storm of wind and rain swept over
this city, Saturday, about O'Clock. Consider
able damage was done to property andwe fear,
serious injury to the crops Of wheat now being
! harvested.
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IlrrIls


singular death occurred recently at Genoa
The ship ilercuaneum was run into Of Sicily
by steamer and many lives were lost During
the wreck a Mr. Edward Knight, an English pas
senger,proposed 10 his wife to abandon their chill
drcn, as il was impossible for him to save both
her and them. As they were sinking away from
him the husband endeayored to tear her away
from her children, but in her desperation she
cluug to them, aud bit oil one MIR. knights fin
gers. subsequently gaugrene supervsned upon
this wound and caused his death.
The Boston Atlas says Father Lamson held
forth on the Common on Sunday, and for the
third successive Sabbath was seized by .the
Philistines," and consigned to the Boylstm watch
house. As soon as the officers place their hands
upon the old gentleman he lies down passiyely
upon the ground, becoming dead weight. and
has 20 be conveyed to his destination by main
strength. Abby Folsom, as was. her wont. re-
pnired TO the station house, to administer conso-
lntion and bread aud butter to the MARTYR: but
this time she was refused admittance.
The New York Herald, speaking Of the extray-
agance that has characterized the living of many
in New York, lately, says that the s'reaction has
at last come. Real estate is descending from lis
Pegasus. and one by one the necessaries of life
are being re iueed III price. Money is becoming
daily more dear and more difficult TO obtain
Many merchants and stock jobbers, living in
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\ SCENE IN TEXAs.--'rho Dallas (TeNas)
Herald states that Judge Repgin, while holding
court recently, in the town of Springfield Ind
occasion to impose fine Of ten dollars upon, aud
to order the imprisonment Of Mr.. Williams, who
had grossly insulted the court. The subsequent
circumstances are thus described
"On his way to Jail, Williams drew knife, re-
leased himself from the custody of the officer.
and gathered his clan 10 make an assault upon
the court An hour or two afterwards he was
discovered in the rear of the court house with n
rife leYelled ou Judge Reagin, in the act Of
shooting him through a window by which was
sitting,hodug the court.and the gun was thrown,
upjust IN time to save the judges life. Tho
sheriff was ordered to summon all the bystauders
to arrest him they either woald not or could not
do it, and the court then ordered him 10 summon
everybody in town to assist. still tuiling to ar
rest the offender, Judge II. adjourned the court,
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MASONIC INSTITUTE,
6sersnaDf0n. ~. q

TIVE next SESSION of this pePunr aud n,rti,1lne
d Srhoo wi commence he 4h Thursday inJn. y
icXt Tho Lo1ee tubc- pleasure in aanoHncire to the
patrons nj The School auj In The Fraternity rha, troy
have secured The service, Mr. WillinS G.muwav Us
Prnripai, gentleman e long experience ia icorine,
and nevery way we'll qualified discharges Tie dJe.
dcvoNjue on m. The rraisssor,hips are ub'y filed
" IN. Gforsr Brooks and Mr.. Augustus NJ S1Uver
EXPENSES PER SESSION:
Tuition in the lowest branches - %
q English and Matthew tic. 10 On
Ateen; Imneuagcs Is 90
French or G-ra1b, ; CO
lncdenal', a'ouf 10 30
B ard per Scs>iaa including room. fael, wash
ing and servants n'tru. lsnee, IS no
S.GiBSON
". ". Gcrmantnn Lodge No. 1lG.
inn % ell .tnns
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

There viii hea meeting # tIic Past Officers of h.e
several Divisions constituting hi. Judsia 3isr,, Id
IN the Temperance Han NJ Appomaltox Count iol.4o,
The }" day ct Jriy next; and the ith several al
dresses will he eluiver"d Mount Comfort Church
near the Court House. the sub crt of th' Temper
ance Rriormutinu All members o. the older, and tie
public eet etolv VAR in ,jt,d 10 bnetd. jun w'1ialy
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(0INERtiAi.
T.ynobburg roba eco and Wheat Market.
- JuNE2i. ls5I.

I,ynohbuIg Tobacco and Wheat Mmket
JuNE24. ls5I.
TonAeco.-Inspection the past week 81
bbds. against go bids. corresponding week Il
lnst vear. Sales as follows: IS hhds. common
and frosted Lugs from 81 50 to s.; 30 hhds. from
- 70 sb a nhds. from So to q; - hhds from
81 To -. II hhds from = to SO; ID hhds from
so To- SIS: Is hhds. from $l5 TO So hhds.
from SIS to S31; and 81 hhds. upon private terms
Included in the above sales are "A hhds; shipping
leaf. made bv YIN. Logan. Esq'r Of Halifax, viz:
IL bbds from one plantation at an average OF
$40 -: u hhds. from another plantation ayerag
ing SO 90; u bids shipping leaf made by David
Logan, Esq'r, averaging $40 80 per 100 BIS
Market rather dropping towards the close OF the
week.
WnEAT-No one buying. ...
WM T. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
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HAappEN SIDNEY CoLtEaT.-Ihe Commence
ment Exercises Mt this Institution came on On
Welne sday and Thursday Of last week.
The following are the names of the graduates :
c. II. Winston, Chesterfield; ;. y. Dawes
York District. 5. E: K. i. Davis. Halifax ~.
Hnmersley, Charlotte, vi. Jordan Person y.
CD. A. Peniok. cabarras. \. c.; A. ". Pitzer,
Roanoke: A. y. Welton. Hardy L. X. Dabnet
Powhatan 5. {. Lindsey, YanceyYille, N {;
VIM. l.. Miller, Pr. Edward.
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MURDERED b a SLAvf.-Nc understand tiaf
Mr.. John Barrow. residing ia The county Of Hen
~. was murdered few days since by negro
man slAyr.who was under his control N oyerseer.
The tragedy occurred in corn field, and it Is
suppe sed that the unfortunate man while engaged
in blowing was killed ty blow ON his head, m
Aicted with Il hoe in the hands of the negro. I'll.
nun derer has been arrested aud committed to the
mil Of Henry county. We have not been ale
to learn all the particulars, or the name Of the
owner of the negro anriHe Register.
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Land W aHted,

Ys'HE subscriber wishes to purchase Lana w.,
in from one to five or six miles of l4ynehoD.
Wants from FIFTY to THREE HUNDRED AN Nm,
would prefer DWELLING and lMfh'03'
MENTS on the land but would purchase E'l l.;c
them, provided the location, quality ana ~
suited. Persons having such land to sell WI r,r
dress, for oneinonth, 'LAND PURCHASER ,... u.
ey Grove, Bedford, stating location, oono'''''
price and terms of sule. mp
jun rs ct2* LAND PURCHASER
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A caps-Tcste
WILLIAM II. TuSSTALL, CFk
UoMNI5'IoNER's OFFICE,
Iaisk lvania Q. IL. Inre OOH 1851

CoMNISSToSER's OFFIef,
hitS1lyania &. H., Jure 20th 1854
To the creditors Of WMtmelP Tuo-al' the partie. to
the foregoing decree, and all others whom il may
concern
You ate h"lelyroGcd ihatI as comm <sioror Of thu
rir'at court Il Piusykania haye appointed Monday.
the 'o'h day o september, 1854, to lake at my Office
aforesaid the accounts required to lie taken by said de-,
rrrn a7d n the -atae ARE com leted On that day.
hfi cyainue 4 taking Of said accouals from time a
i"e, Tor - months Until eomprted; nj which time and
pace Non nre teqaiic ed to attend, AND THE CRED
lIObS OF HE SAID WITHHELD r. TIM
stall ARE SPECIALLY REQUIRED n at.
t-Hd before ne at the time and place fore
litaad add1seih the proof necessary To establish any
d'H nd maud ~hichthc} nr any Of then may hive n
s"a-ttfe addetelcnt or hs estnte Of au, ol tn. ~
'- ''',. rln ia said drrIcr. Aud une.s they appear
|'d sin IL h THEN q tim. wilnu tie iine prescribed l
cattle.t ud,r sa1d d cree
'ttee u d.f my hahd, ms conni-s nner il Cha cpry
cot sud court the dHy aud year first aluresaid
ll4 -e-Nh" NIiilAMG. BANKS Conn.,.
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IN CUANCERY.

This cause was this dry hear, on consideration
whereof tie court doth djudee order and decree hat
one the cunim souers this cour do take the toll
lowing accounts. alter first having advertised the time
ana place tor taking the the front door nf the
house o P1tsy lvau ,on the first day ftwu
successive terms Of the county OF said county, and
so for six successive weeks in a newspaper published
ss,ctiyry in the cities Of Richmond and Lynchrg
and he town of Daaville:
lst. An account OF all debts due by snd Whmrll F.
Tunsall at the time of his death the United States
md Auaccoant ofnll the taxes aud eves ussessc IN
o.. said eccdeut previous To mis- death
3fd. An account OF all debts due by said decaent as
personal representative, guardian committee arising
under qaafcafianrc such offices ia virginia: in winch
account is to- hrinnde any debt received by .ad de-
c,deH. acil ga, sac tturary is aforesaid in right If
h. wife
itb account o(u other demands against said de-
cctent, eSccptng voluntary obligations
jh Au account Of ali Voluntary obligations due hy
.aid decroedt at the time o. his dcah
Tie court doth fu thoi ldiudge order and decree
ai the said commissioner do tain nearly nS he
cnnth" umot at icrspnH nests be ongug to SAID de-
ceden at the time his deah viii hull have come ar
he likely 10 the hand IF bis 4aid administrator
ard a-n the vlna OF any real estate owned by the in
tesnte al the time ol his DEATH if sold usual credit
ct In ioru} in vii ch it may be situated.
In tahingthe accounts aai esaid making the ,afd
estimates of the real and personal person in
tHfested Orappfarug next icud Tor nunher inter
I'D hercir may briora the said commissioners insist
urea object any thing touching the matter of said
caqairles, which. by law, hnuld be INSISTED on or OBJ.
l"rtsd 10 And sid commissioner is Ia report his pr,.
ccedugsh der this decree. with any mPttcr speria
stated d"rmel eftineut by himself u which any ru-
" ot re-"" Interested or appearing aforesaid may
,eqaite rohr stuffed.
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declaring that be would not bold court where ihf
civil authority could not be respected and entofe-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26

John G. Warden behalf Of himsefand all the other ere
d.tprs of W htn,l p. Tnnsiall, decd. who shall
come in and eostribute othe expense of this suit
Plpiut.G.
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WIN. T. SMITH.
Com n Merchant


Lynobhurg wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED EYfKY WEDNESDAY sSp SATURDAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-26
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Lin

FsNlIE beautiful and invorite staapb NTH f~zsS -
4 AUGUSTA, under he command Of Srs.azsesE-Tssg.
Capt. Nm. G. Smith, So long and avnrabiy known 10
The travelling community the Potomac and james
Rivera is running the line via Port Wal
haIl,and is furnished with III e gs d Az
Lie Ptesoryrl>, Force Pump and ali the appliances
required by Act Of Congress the safety piss
ensers
The Cars running nexion with tie Augusta from
Richmand, leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on
every Mouda,. Nednrsday nnd Friday 6 o'clock NJ
Persons a"ri,i Ing in Richmond by the Packet Boats
huve but " few steps walk To tn, Cars
The Cars runn from Petersburg 10 City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
dtys US above ot75 M.,lrom the Depol Of the Arpo
mattoX T. Co thus gSins passengers opt ortunity
to ." rom Lynfhburg ther by the Packet Boa;s or
DansiIIe Rniload 10 kiehmpnd by way of the South
Size Railroad 10 Petersburg and FROM there morn
~ To Norfolk.
Returunghe Augusta will leave Norfok on the alter
rntedas, viz Tuesdays, Thursday, aud Saturdays AT
- A..
he Augusta II stop at Old Pont. both going and
returning rHgaarly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. 81 &C
lar. bet~eea Richmond Ceke's, RINGS Mill and
Grove Wharf, ......-....-.-..-. 50
Children over three ycars aud over twelve
yours Of age, half PRICE.
Meals,each, ..--...... - 50
NtINah'~' lhoush,--- ------------ 80
Servants 10 my point on q river .---..-.-.. 90
Meals, .--...... . . - on o.
inn 26dScts THOS. DODAMEAD .SnpL
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eEt hBl $. PHre tdti Fuee,i 4ue ,,,r low ia.
HSS Oin2o) LEE GO. Riehni IN /.
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large houses and driving fine equipages. are HaR
trembling on the ink OF fearful preelpico. -
The failure al over the country give note 81
warnng ia the prudent. The imitation OF the
last year could not continue. Prices were too
high We must expect 20 see them come down.
The Richmond Enquirer gives some statistics
from the Census Of l-JD and says. with less
population by half million, the ten Southern
states hafc above thousand more Churches
than the ten Northern States which boast Oudest
of their morality and enlightenment. With an
excess Of only hall million Of populations The
ten free States have double the number OF crni-
mis- which are found in ten corresponding slave
States.
The railway across the Apprentices, III Italy
extending fion Turin to G5hoa, Is sad ~ have
the steepest grade in Europe. The high gradeis
near the town Of Glcni, the ascent being l-j feet
10 "A mile Experiments have shown that
two locomotives drawing "A train Of stS loaded
gravel earz weighing altogether 100 tons as
cended the grade, at "a time when the rails were
exceedingly wet and slippery, at speed of nine
teen miles nn hour. This is feat nnpreccdent-
ed in the annals Of raroad history.
The london Times naiyely remarks that it
baulefs by a curious GO incidence, TINT although
the head Of the present French Empire has not
sought 10 extend his influence by conquest,
French troops form al this moment the larger
portion of the garrisons of Rome. Athens, aud
Constnntinopc-th the three great capitals OF the
ancient world.
The Supreme Court Of Rhode Island has given
an unanimous opin on that the act 81 the last
Legislature cxpnnging the record Of the conyic-
ton of Thomas ". Dorr for TREASON Is uneonsd-
tutioual.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
GORTON ANDERsON'S
AMBROSIAL ~INVIGORATOR,


ION preserving, restoring and beautiiyins the
L Hair a safe and never failing remedy for
all diseases Of the scalp ; a certain exterminator
OF fandruf and scuri, aad q preventive Of bald
NESS, grey hair. &c.
The Inventor and proprietor Of this vaiusbls
article has for years been engaged IN the bssiness
Of Hair-cuttsne and dressing, and has had the
" acquainted with all that relates to Il. His
attention has been constantly dgHwnt TO the study
OF the condition Of the hair snder the warning
circumstances produced by climate, age, die.
ease, &C.; and he bas In bis private practices,
Tor some years, used the invaluable preparation
which. Mt the request Of many Of his most highly
influential and respectable pairons, he sow Of.
iers 10 the public. Indeed, the numerous appli.
cations from strangers at q d~istapce, a. well AZ
IN the mel. hborhood, have compelled him to
prepare large quantities OF tho
AMBROSIAL lNVlGORATOR,
and IL 10 now offered to the world, with the
assurance that both for gentlemen and ladies il
10 unequalled, for utility and economy By any
Hair preparation in the universe.
Ladies will find the Amhrosial . great addi.
ton 10 the Toilet, both on account Of ito delicate
and agreeable perfuwe. and the great facilities
Il affords in dressing the Hair, whirh when
moist with the Ambrosial, can be dressed in
any required form, 40 Is TO preserve its place.
when used on the heads Of ch,ldren, i, lays the
foundation for a good head Of hair.
The Ambrosial InvigoIator will keep the Hair
moi st longer than any oil, and 10 warranted to
give universal satisfaction in all cases, when
properly used.
For sale. Wholesale and retail, by the pro
p%ri.tor, 1903 Thames.st, Newport. RI. A lib
eral discount will he made TO those who sur
chase il for sale. Single bottles, rs cts, ac-
companied with full directions for its use, to-
gether with a ~treatise on the formation, charac
ter and diseases Of the Hair.
Jy4 GORTON ANDERSON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17

4 SURE and Pleasant hcmcGy FOR CoLD-,
~ CouGBs, GROUP, WHooPiSe-CoUsH.
Asthma, and II lungs suftcicrtafe lef Ia sustain
life, a CERTAIN CuRtcFoR Cossoar rfos f.
: ,e tor the Infant OF the Invalid, in auy stage
i'weakncses
TIE GREAT REMEDY i. NJ last discover
Ell, Consumption can he cured ! And Coughs
aud Colds, the parents Of that Eel, disease that 80
often brings wuc TO the homes OF our land, vanish,
ssifby ma. &c, before his sovKREIan .REMyDN.
Nhis-is dict which has no long been sought '.r,
and ir in dol fai,h offered! ~ tile public as u Ger.
tain cure Tor Cevghs, Tohis, " hopping Cough,
Group, hpShms, and Consumption. and WI IA
any ease wt-re lung. r,tivicht are left to sustain
lie check ihc uirsration 3pI yaise The pntieN 10
health. This IL not an rile boast, nor is this
remedy sent into 'lr' marke wi bout n Thorough
trial, bHt has proved beyond "A doubt thai What
has been asserted AZ NJ b5.E =
N. u. BEvN,RS oP CpuFTERFEiTe, nur,
observe the following prnmissory Note, with thu
FAC rimile signature vi the proprietor Oh every
genuine lox
"IS0OO5l On demand | promise TO pay TO
tie bear r : I'VE MILLS for ynl~ -e-civ-d.
WILLIAM DEViNES."
Cersthcaics oi cures To le ruled on, found III
the circulars lett with ;to Agents. Let all ne
afflicted try il faithfully. Sold by Druggists '"d
Dealers genei ally.
1.-THE LoHcnyc 10 dissolved, and nbsorbs h
suyar inv Sich il 10 packed, the virtue 10 thsrs
vet, and better than ever, save the looks. SIN
PIE tn. Pew ERrII. Try II fairly.
The discovery OF this great remedy. al'oui two
wear, sin,,, was almost q mira,ls, aud thr favor
Il receive. winery introduced. and the almost UNI
psrailsled demand, show rs worth.
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers ihpughsv,
the count, v.
Only 2, Cts. per Bo,-Eivs Boxes for 81.
e. ID. FJLstR d CO., General, Agents, No. 3
fremont cmple, BosTos.
rbe Dspet for Ir. Hibbard's Wild Cherry
Bitters; Ur. HIbbnd's Pile and Circassnn
Balm;
Fowl-r's '-Ns,ca<onick" sure cure for PiL.si
Yankee Es,rscs, tor tar, paint ~ gres-.i
DIR. Cornellrr Paiu Erpeler;
Hcrrick & Coz =. &. Pills; Hsrrioh d Cos
Plastcrs;
Gallup's Brier Aoes Syrsyp sr Sasra'ns; slss
n large variety II pogulur MsJisnss-sold cheap
for cash or approved credit.
For Sale 10 newport ~ x. J.. 2sg',r and Has
ard 4 Csswell. Aus 10 ., dsv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
HERALD UF The IlMES, NEM tUkI, Il. i. luUh.
rARRANr,s

ITO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION And
4 The Public. Tba attention Of the Medical
Profession and Public 10 invited 10 the follow
ng preparation {:
TARRANT'S EFFERvEsCENT sELTZER
APEkIENT.
prepared on IN entirely new principle, FROM .
late and accurate analysis Of the celebrated
SELTZkR SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy, economy, and portability,
with such additions and Improvements a. will Be
This much esteemed and hjshly valuable nre.
parstion will not fail 20 e6sctualIy remove D,s-
PePsia Or Indigestion. Bilious Ade'ctioos. Head
ache. Heartburn. Acidity of the Stomach, Co.'S
tiveness, Goui, Rheumatism, Loss Of appetite,
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea Of Vomiting,
Affections Of the Liver, &c. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF
TURREY RHfIQARn

Takes its place a. the best remedy for dyspepsia
OF Indigestion ofihe present day; and far is ef-
hescaey and safety deserves the name Of being
IN truth a Family Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue. mental anxiety, or intel
lecsual anxiety Of whatever Kind. will fad il to
10 a medicine Of ex,rsms value II is patic
uar'y recommended to THUGS suffering from Bill.
lious and Nervous Headache, Diarrhra, ION.
SITUATION. Fatuleney, Indigestion. summer Com
plaiat, Cholera Morbus. &c, as the Utmost &C.
lance can be placsi On it, both As to its innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-17
To III

THE suhscriber's bs-se, IA Thnme. sr'e';
i Il contains II rooms, rslges. be. The bssh
ward 10 paved from the street, snd htvd FOR car.
risgcsj there 10 adjoining an ssr Of land, With
an orchard, SIMMER and .,ufsr apph wees. plume,
p~srs, s,rswbsrnes, plating grcspd, .b.i. sfs
also two wsllr aud . sprI"g on The pDenisss.
For further information enquire on the prsmisrs.
" viii be 10, fsruisbed " uniurnn had
as