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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-14
50 AYERS
A'3:9R = PILLS.
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES ora
FAMILY PHYSIC

THERE has long existed public demand ~ AN
effective purgatye pill which could be relied o. ~
sure and perfectly safe in Its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and ~ sxten-
sive trial Of its virtues has conclusvey shown With
what success it accomplshcs the purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pill. but not easy to
none Of the objections, but all the advantages, Of
every other. This has been attempted here and
with what success we would respectfully submit TO
the public decision. II has been unfortunate for
medicine u acrimonious and irritating to the bow
sh. This = not. Many Of them produce 80 much
gnping pain and revulson in the systen as 10 more
than counterbalance tho good u he derived from
them. These piis produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement in the boweS. Being purely
vegetable. no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
Be taken jS<hciorsly Minute directions Tor their
use In the several diseases TO which they are ap-
plicabe are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, We
may mention Liver Complaint, In its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss OF APP
petite, Listessness, Irrtability Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins; for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
apcrient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Css-
tiveness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Humors, ScroE
VIA and Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the body.
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any
and every case where purgative is required
They have also produced some singularly sue
eessful cures in rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy Gravel,
Erysipelas, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and Side, They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, TO purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe"
tite and vigor They purify the blood and, by their
stimulant action on the circuatory system. reno
vate the strength Of tho body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies Of the whole organism
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried too far,
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength.
when taken to excess The Thousand cases IN which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves to the reason VI every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill VIII
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of
cathartic medicine. Being suSar-wrapped they are
pleasant to take and being purely vegetable. no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity
For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

III Persons about purchasing Presents ior the
HOLIDAYS, should no, fail ,o inspect the splendid
stock of M,ssrs. ". VI. TISDAl.E n SON, nj.
iordng the best chance for selection r. ON va
RED assortment oi American. English, French
and 4 us'v'~r --s~-f.sfures. ~"
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DEMOVAL.-E. Debois has removed to No.
~ CLARK Street, where she will be happy TO
Patrons aud those who wish TO favor her with
scIll.
Washing and fronn, d G to order. Gentlemen's
woolen Garments ceansed and Pressed.
Pnnctual attendarcs paid 10 orders sent to No. 2
Clark ST. (d5) EUNICE DEBOIs
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CULVER NapAin Rings, "a fine assorl".ent.--
OAiso jelly and sugar Spoons, sus" sclll',s,
butter knives, ice cream, cake, PIE AMI nh
knivee, crumb scrapers, salt and sugar shoveis,
with general assortment Of t,rhs. spoons AMI
standard articles generally all warranted of
sterling silver, an ! engraved IN the best N nm
GRATIS, at the Jewolry aud Fancy Good- es'
;abilshmcnt Of b. ii. TlSDALE & SON.
nj
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FOR SALE.


over IO0.Oto Bovs ~h W . Months.
DEvINES COMPOUND PITCH LOZkNGE
rI,iE Gresr R-eeiy isat hast disc"veresi, Coz
i Colds, Coughs. wh,cpsng Cough. Group,
Asihm, snh Conslnpiion. -.
Ccrti6 sres ofrm.s ma, bc found 10 ,hs cirps-
isrs. anl the wurld 10 chailensesI b. pfcdvce stch
cur, a, are ca cied 10y h,thlull, n.i1g ,bs cheap
and plcasah, 'isnry. nassaciuren ly =.
= ". FULLER n Co..
Wil~,n Lane. pc-,.n, Nn-..
r. n. SLirER 4 Co, t,enerh W hoi-.,le
sni Rcth Ageas, No. = frrmont T,mple. Bs-
ION, Mas. sod ~ D'sEg,rt AL M-"haats
generally ihrvugh hou, The county also. ~ th>
Minuf,ctar.is, NJ 4 Wilson lup. Iiosisn, M.~s.
For sale bY Il. !. TAYLO" -<'6s
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LIST OK CHEAP GOODS.
GEO. w. WARREN g. Co

INVITE attention to the following list Of New
and very Cheap Goods, o. good style and
quality.
WIEN MONEY Is HIGHEST,
OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST.
100 pcs Ladies German Cloths at i so.
25 T" Lubin's blk Bombazines, 81.
500 " London Prints, 10 cts.
100" French do yard WIDE, one shilling.
500 " Nj de Lains and Persians, one shilling.
$40 &" Printed Cashmeres, 20 cts.
SO" Az wool NJ DE LANES, 25 cts.
100" 5 4 Indiana Plaids, 81 l-2
DO" Gala iaid-, 81 IL cts.
SOC" Cashneres and 1hibet Cloths, all quail
ties, at one third less prices of last y ar.
Raw Silk plads, at the same discount.
6.4 French Embossed Table Cloths, y so.
300 Boys and Gents Shaws, S4 80.
Al Black Silk Velvets, "a, 80.
Cashmere Long Shawl., Of the best manufacture
SIS.
100 pcs Plaid and Stripe Silks, 80 cts.
200" 6Z l-2 cts.
500 4" Z" g, as cts.
superior Blankets, 81 pair.
Fiannels and Co ton Goods, OF all kinds, sold
at retail, at the Agents lowest cash price.
Bay ST ate Shaws, Of all kinls, at Agents low
est cab price.
WITH DIR WiIoI T. STOCK OF
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Th,,ioeicai Seminaries, Scientific and Distinguish
cd mbiie M.n,-and in fact, by all classes IN the
community, Among others Il ~ recommended by
Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President o
Lane Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. Or. LEosARD WooDs, Abbott Prof, Of
Theohgy in Andover Theological Seminary,
Ma ZION. DAsiEL z. THoMPsos, Secretary
of Stae Of Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys,""l ok Amsden,' Sc, Montpelier, W.; (;
NE. WILLIAMS, ESQ, iorne,ly Collector of
the Por, Of Baltimore, Md; Rev.JosEPHLIroH,
Philadelphia. Pa; u. q. FERsALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others. ..
IL connection v i;h our old 80 cent article, we
now put up ~ sine, in large square BOTTLES With
r,ch snameicd blue waPey, g,h dueciions, and
fac sirile of Wm. yon'n Cmir, containing nearly
fo,v times tho qpaotity OF the smaller size.
ReepJs Of Cogsfgt,iis and mutations ~
Enquire ior lbe article by ITS WHOLE NAME,
"vEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM"
P,eparsd only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81 ,0Oi small sine, so cents.
For sale in Newport b, v. j. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 4 CASwELL.
jyI 6m
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Honorary member Of the Medical Socisty Phiadelphia

O. Hear. What Dr StapP, ply sician VITO stands
the top ur his profession says Of John Bulls Sarsaparla
have bcen Ling John Bulls Sasaparilla in "a great
iey Of chrouir diseascs with the happy effects
aud have hesitation in recommending il to the public
for the oi scruiua syphilis, and all aud
glaudular diseases. Yours most feryenty,
Lewhport Ky., Apri o, 1919 NM. sTAPP, NJ. d.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber hereby gives notice
~ that on the 2sh ofFcbiuary last no ,old all his
stock IN The Perry Manufacturing Company, In this
chy To William Gardner, Of Newport, II. I,
d3 WILLIAM q. GIBBS.
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\ Gros. Iaw's OIL Brown windsw Soaps, The
= genuine article IN A potnd packet. Mtnaiaciu-d
ay Robert Low, sots y n.nhon, 80 strand Lon
don, aud Just rsce,vej q oin .tne inporerhy
HAZARD A CASwEIL
10 Washington square, iSi Thames Stree, a l"4
spring sneeL uh
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Loupos, KY., April 25,h. 1850

LoUDoS, KY, April 25th. 1850.
FIR Permit me 10 address to you few lines, and do
tiie honor to reply request that will make in the
conclusion of this letter. etc.
au graduate of rrtusy lyania Medical University |
naNr pracc" medicine in this wilderness country about
I've years but owing 10 exposure to bitter cold weather.
ave been indsposcd with Acute rheumatism about SIX
.auu'hS. After having exhausted my skill in the treat
nrnt uf my casr and deriving no benefit, induced
give YOUR fLUIp EXTRACT OF s.RsAPAkILLA fair trial.
,nd ncrOrdusy purchased bottle Of your medicine from
ourag-ut Mt. t;eoIge T.. brown about two weeks ago
'nd must confess that bottle has entirely cured
IL j. my opinion, that your preparation Of Sarsapars
is decidedly superior TO any other preparation In
.nd will take great pleasure In recommending IL TO the
niiirt'd n being remedial agent, and will advise th.
ply sicaus TO Use IL IN their practice, etc.
Respectfuily yours, b. u. ALLEN, NJ. d.
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DRESERVE the air, by using Bachelors Molda-
Wan Cream which will infiilibly preserve II from
the ravages of time but should II be gray red or un
slightly. Bachelors Hair Dye Is the only article to
mpart beauty ard durability ofcolor the above IL
for sale by (de) Is. ii. TI5DALE & Son
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

A DESTROYS BEvE3AGE.-To cure bad
"A Spirits, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
heartburn, Cholic Pains
Wind in the Stomach
OF Pains in the
Bowels,
Head Ache,
Drov aess,
Kidney Complain Is, Meian-
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4 PROFOUND Sensation about to be pro-
n duced Splendid production Of Genius,
THE KNOW NOTHING.

Aud whether 1t is or not an exposition Of
Knownothingism, will best he ascertained by
reading the book. One thing 10 certain, that
not n shadow Of doubt will remain upon any
ones mind after its perusiI, that the anthor or
authoress, whoever he or she may be isa
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any of the ils that flesh is heir cail Dr. John
Bulls agent, and get copy Of Bulls Family Journal
and for the sake Of humanity, We hope that q
single individual will not he found unwilling to give Bulls
Sarsapara rNkL after reading and recoecIing, Mt the
tue that IL Is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth part Of the number Of certificates Of astounding
cures reformed by his Sarsapnrla. The amount Of
testimony voluntarily showered on DR. Bulls Sarse para,
from well known and distinguished individuals both in
public and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming.
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TEMPERANCE
OYSTER SALOON


OYSTER SALOON.
NEW York, Providence aud bsock Ehnl
~ OYSTERS. Families supplied at short "s-
tice from the Oyster Depot, ia NIL street, No
3, near Thames ,tteet.
Strict tattcn,ion paid tn orders for o, sters,
Game, Public Waiting. sc. S.. by
o26 JOHNSON * NELSON
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d6 y. LAWToN \ BROTHERS.
lust RECEIVED another bot Of Tainas,
81 selling At $500. Also a LOT Of Over Coats,
which will sell cheap Cor cash DO sot irgei
that barge assortment of Buck Miurns and
Gloves, nor that 500 can purchase q good pair
of knh vvol sochs Cor 25 cents. IA
". ',oZZENs.
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tY PRINCIPAL OFFICES, No. 2 Giisey
Building, COrtinnd-strret. New York; and
No. Fifh-strcct, 7.ouisville, Ky.
Sold in Newport by HAZARD & cASWELL.
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Rev. 4. w. sGnON,--Rcv. u. STEVENSON.

CoNcLUsyE Rev h. W. Sehon Is widely and generally
known eloquent aud accomplished pastor Of the ~
H. church, AMI Rev Stevenson has brru known a. one
of the talented AMI jealous members that the KEN
tucky Conference could boast Of for many years and a
this time l. Gg the high and responsible station gent
for he V. T. Eot< Concern.
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KNOW SOMETHING.

PINkING.
TIE Subscriber having reed new machine
Tor pinking Lades's Cloaks, and Tslpss.
he 10 now prepared TO pink Lsdiss' Tslmas,
capes Tor 80 cts. or IL &c per capv aounces
lcent per yard. Alllpatt,rrs ihs, have on hand
] shall pink al the above prices exeep, 'he osk
Leaf. r. n. GRI EN-,
d6 No. Sc Thames street.
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"TnE ELeFnANp.''AThe elehhant that BELONGED
10 the Menage1e which exhibited insthis city on
Tuesday still continues in ,anssuneasy Estate OF,
mind.' Heswas confned with seveml chains in
order to keep him secure, hui soon after The exhi.
the Chains; a third, however, which was fastened
10 one of his legs and around a rock he was una
BILE to break. considerable excitement was caus-
ed by those who CHANGED 10 be upon the ground,
and many fed from the place i,l,hot haste. He is
undoubtedly dangerous animal. The company
paid 500 fol damages done by him on Monday.-
NeiO Bedford Standard. 50.
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-. 155sfGK AND 4 FtfiUrEp, In

THE most sale and certain rem .y known to the
world for the obstinate coughs, colds, asthma
bronehits, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping.
cough Group, tickling rising IN tie throat nervous de-
bity inithe side breast. broken constitution
dfomte abuse OF ealoiei other eitses is DOCTOR
SHAYNE,s. COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD oHRR-
RYi Aed eonsdmp6n Ser IT has reached state and as
samed character Hitherto considered incyrabe yields
without struggle to this great Original wild Cherry
ralation. RemembeT--the great Original Wild Cherry
preparaioa, aud the only compound
physician, Is manufactured tue Immediate cafe OF
mr. Epsl YNEi at his Laboratory, No.4 North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
I For sale 6g-Dk. JAMES BAKER; KELLs d CAIN,
WI: Lii and AT-TRRsoN q Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh.' URDsALB & Co.. Cincinnati;
aud by dealer generally. = = liss n - sep1s
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wosDEEFuL GEoLo1lcAI sDlscoyERx.-A fossil
frog has been discovered in The Wabash bottom
several feet below the surface, with half dozen
Strata Of mud above hirns the formation of which,
apeTiodi Of 5000 years, each may De atributed.-
When this astonishing ante Adanic fossil was
btongh light, all the live frogs gathered around
it and exclaimed, Pentateuch! Pentdteuek! Ug!
Hum Jug. Enoef! A6iaislech! Bald. Amaldk!
anqlaki thus expressing their utter disbelief. in
The Mosaic history. 1heologiane will disapptoye.
this new faetin science, before they Can go along
---Terre .Harte Ias&.,) EIp,ess. :. :,
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=. RnnnouASI..

|ssss g.-ss sa,,s. 81. REMOVAL. :. s~Eozz
IHAvE removed my wholesale stock OF DRY GooDsY
AND NOTIONS, 10 the new four story brick building,
l,s ssrif Nol q, Ei1nin street, r=fs= -
west side. between Monroe aud Unou streets, where
will be3prenared tst6 eafy land extensive Spring
<tOek direct tn Importers and vLiclrI
5Sonld be pleasedt to have my Old friends
to call and examine. > 3 sr.-y4Az = 8 - -
4 feB4 7 7'''ee - 'a' VIM r. sEEBY
G-J g. MtieeD will be Found tie above estabiishI
ment, where lie awaits iIs oIJr,ienss.,
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IVA Justice of The Peace. in neiehboring
town told an officer 10 $50 and take A. Knapp,
and then return 20 him. The man, alter an, ab
senee of about three hours, returned with very,
sleepy look about him, and inquired what was
wishedcof him. The Justice asked him where
the ,manwas whom he told him TO arrest. This
quirsd, ..W hat man?' sfIYhat Ena,l., exclaimed
The justice=-t.why Abram Knsypi who'll told
yon 10 arrest three hours agoss The Officer was
thundst.s struck, and explained the angry official
that he supposed he going TO he chilled on for
some fatiguing expedition, and that preparatory TO
SO doing he had been requested to take a nap,
which he done, and he was ready to start. The
joke was too good to be withstood any longer, and
both joined IN hearty laugh. Am =
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board. Of Hroksrgll4-l;ywal1 ST, New york

Bozrd,of Brokers war q, New, y-oo,,,
e The Board ar Prok.,s are = :.
lweli worth visit ss finer G,e,Snvs, 49,
city, TLe nrinc,ua h -
and bears i there are Sfaof yays,v Of a.,'
Genus and ther,: ssno .cry,, ~ 49,
now existine tlist can not IN -
fnaunerto th,, r,r;tiI,, iiv so,rs nr ,h t
fbtfs While i'm he Ina "a ali Tss,ra,rt ~,
Iknity Is laid nsi,lsond iii so,,s NJ
travellers, bv old
beers, only 100 are regular n,ants fihe eldest
member IS about seyentyihye years Of age and
is four Snndss oyals Inc va,, initiation lee
lie shape Of fines ale from twenty. five to t6res
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So EcIAL N oTIoHs.
: aAMPToWs vEeETAsLE TINcTuRE

Have sspepsla Liver omrlaint, Nervous Debil-
ty nisease 81 the Kidneys, airy Loss OF Power, apy
Gothic systemY we but point you 70
ths taousahds WHO have used tile G RKAT lNVlGoRAr
TOR
HAmProN,ss VEGETABLE TINcTURR, ami its e
ieets. y. ID. LOGAN q Co.
je1 General Agents. y
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10 be Sold

CtEVERAL wen located lots eonrs1i..,,
~ Depot OF tie Hempheid Raiiroad y y ltsles.
which Is Immediately over the creek ec,,ia Ir,S
Acres, and would be mt st desmahge n,sH. oIsI
factofy, any building Requiring eoo5 rare oIs
sold tier IN the whole or hi small IS S .
ers. TwentS per CT will be taken il, al ,5 w
in one and two yeats. with interest IroI,,aa
good well water. Tie house, Whit y. Asehea q
The alley end of the lot is most
aud the location il desirsb e as il is Wis., sa
waik OF the-most business parts u lie civ I'VE h
one. two and three years. For fariler ssll
to -.,..:t-s JOHN dunno, G H.It.,les y
my26.6nl next door 10 VI. Rohsn;s ,..ssIn
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CsMNeheiGn InroRrAScE or TiiE osroS.-,rhe
onion is worthy Of notice US an extensive article of
consumption in.thiS country. 1t is langley cult
yatet Mt home, andis imported 70 the extent Of
seven or eight hundred tons year, from Spain
aud Portugal. But rises ia Importance when we
lhe common aud universal supports OF life. 1T is.
Interesting therefore, 10 know that in addition TO
lie peculiar flavor which first recommends it, the
onion is remarkably nutritious. According 10 my
analyses the dried onion contains from Ivy en-
.hvetb thirty per cent. Of gluten. franks In
THIS respect with the Nutritious pea and The gram
OF the East It's not merely as reiish therefore,
that the waylanng Spaliard eats his onion with
his humble crns; Of Bread, as he SETS by the re-
reshing spring, 1t is because experience has long
proved that like the these of the English laborer,
i helps to sustain his strength also, aud adds,
beyond whatits bulk would suggest TO the amount
OF nouIishment which his simple meal stnpIies.-
The Chemistry Of Common Life 80 -
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reported capture aud sack of Kmun. provincial
city has been confirmed. This disturbance in the
tea districts is a new feature in the war, and may
tend to lessen our next seasons crop.
A mcst fesolute attempt TO retaiIe Shanghai was
made BY body OF 2000 picked impe riaist soldiers
on.the morning Of Tie 26th ulL These men were
fled on to the ASSAULT by four furious Manllamen,
three Of whom were killed 10 the attempt to scale
on The south side-the fourth fought hand 10 hand
on the walls until cut 10 pieces. The Imperial-
lists were compelled toretrea, leaving 20 of their
number dead ndmany wounded, several of the
number have since died, including two Mandarns
in chief command. Though several were wound
ed, we fayenot heard Of any being killed in the
rebel garrison on this occasion. ~ 4
Mhe duty question has been bought Il. a point
from which we may hope for satisfactory results.
The Tacu-tpe having Compounded for the duties
on the cargo Of The Bteniep ship Aristides, bound
10 Halifax, for about oie-haif the proper amount.
Protest was of course promptly made by The Con-
suls tyho consented TO acknowledge the Temporal
~ custom house, al such a deliberate inlractioR
by the Taou -tae Of his solemn PROMISES; and lie
cnencesnre now that The Canton system will be
adopted. teas being purchased as duty paid, The
ARA: cement for such duty being matter for settle
'ment between the Chinese brokers ani their Gov
eminent JAN /
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Further bx the Pacific.
From n. London Times.
The New Quadrupio Alliance

fhe New Quadruplef AllianCe.
The,followine Is d translation of the pfatocoli
o6) Of conference held at the Office oil oieisn,
Affairs at Vienna5 May 23d, 1884, between the ren-
teseHtatiyes OF Austin, france, Great Britain and
4 Prussia:
The Undersigned !, ipotentiaries have held II
confoTmable 10 the aIrangements coutnined IN Ntbs.
Protocol OF the Sth April, 10 meet in conferenc
to communicate recinrocally, and record in one
common act the conyenton concluded between
France and England on the one hand and bct,Yeen
Austria and Prussia on he other itnoI, fSz nm,
and 10Th days of April respectively in tle present
| year.
AileI careful examination Of The aforesaid.
bconventons, the UNDERSIGNED have ,,nan;,nous,v
Iagteed:t &, ~ / ~ I 81 ftFST
u. That the Convention conclpted -befweeu
france AMI England as we III as that signed on the
goth of 5Aput between iistria and Prussia bind
both of them in the relatiye situations To which
they apply 10 seearslthe maintenance of the pr-
ciple established by the series of PROTOCOLS oil the
Conference of Vienna ~ : - j
lsat2s That the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire and
the evacuation of Thai norton OF which
is occupied By the Russ an army, are and viii con-
tnue 10 be the constant and iinRarialle object of
/ The union OF the -Four. Powers 81
i 8. That, consequently, the acts communicated
and annexed to the present correspond To-
mutually Contracted on tle ON Of 10 tleiibe
rate and agree upon ths means most 1T 10 ecom.
/ plisl the object of their union, and thus give a
fresh 10 The firm intentions OF the Four
/ Powers represented al The econferenceof Vienna,
ttocombine all their efforts and their entire ie>oiust
ton to accomplish the object which forms the ba-
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