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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-16

Halls Burglar and Powder Proof Locks,
Call at our BOOKSTORE, corner of Main and Ilth
streets, KNOWLES WALFORD
de12-ta 4sx
CIGAR, SNUFF AND TO BAG CO
~ STORE. Msin st. corner OF 1eth IT.. Richmond,
whore 10 kept general assortment Of choice Cigars
articles In the line, to which my friends and the
public generally are respectfully iDSitad.
j. A. HARRINGTON.
de Is Sign of the scotch Soldier, Main st.
and Pearl streete. have In store IN sentiment
Of fine Wines and Liquors. to which they eall the At
tention OF th0se in want. 40 B
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-16

o'clock. In tact, the whole OF the division only
mustered 800 men when assembled by Major Eman
in rear of their camp, when the fight was over
The regiments did not take their colors into the
battle, but the officers, nevertheless, picked
off wherever they went, and It did not require the
color staff to indicate their presence. Our anbu.
lances were soon flled and ere o'clock they were
bcsiy engaged in carrying loads Of men ell cover
ed with blood and grosDing to the Of the line
At half past O'clock Lord Raglan and his staff
were assembled on knoll in the vain hope OF get
ting glimpse of the battle which was ragisg be
low them. Here General Strangways was NOR
tally wounded, and am told be met bis death in
the following way "A shelt came right In among
the staff-h exploded in Captain Somersets horse.
ripping him open /; . portion OF the sheI tore OF
the leather oseralls of Captain Somersets troFsers
killed him ut once, and then blew away General
Strangways' leg. so that L hung By shred of flesh
and q bit of cloth from the skin.
The poor old gentleman neser moved muscle OF
his face. He said merely, In gentle voice, ..Win
any one be kind enough TO lift me CT my horse p
He was then taken dawn and laid on the ground.
while his lie blood ebbed fast and at last he WIS
carried to the rear But the gallant old man had
not sufficient strength to undergo an operation and
in two hours he sank to rest. leaving behind him
memory which will ever be held dear BY every q.
icer and man OF The army
The ight about the battery TO which hare allu-
ded ia q foTmer part fny lester was most aangut
nary II was found that thera was no bsuqua11e to
stand upon, and that the men made could NJ fire
upon the enemy Tho Russians advanced mass
ater snass Of Infantry AZ fast % one column wns
broken and repulsed, another took IT, piaca For
three long hours, $500 British iniantry contandsd
against q least four Hmes theif aumbcr. No wru.
der that At al tinea they were compencd 10 rser4
But they came 10 The charge agala. Ia
Ateue fIme the RusriaUa saccesde1 n Set6Ag -
close TO the gups Of Captain Wcdshouse6 isd u
Cspian Turnsis bsitesiee In the sloom eftAe nnra-
~. Uresnaia whsther they wefe ffien6s o. fsea,
our arsiiissymen hee,tated 20 hse. TIE Rtssisel
charged thsm auddsniys bore III SeeistsDce 5un b.
fore them. drove away beyouetted the Gunnera
| and snceeedsd ID splklng sssns Of ths guna.
Their cclsmns faansd the bill. ana for . fsw mo
snfe Tie fste d tho day tIeuahIee r TIE belaaea
lfhf disleloa na1o sqctler desYerete eoerpo uk1l
| pfek1sa5 fnns sMSpt tbgas selsnnu4 ssdtAs ounR1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-16

= 1-7-e Whole.aie Druegists, Balsimora
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., 41f
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. de 1l-d&ol2t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
nothing more to say.

III Capt. John Taylor and others
wen, ou, to the Reef Monday morning
u boat, as soon as they heard OF the
melancholy wreck OF the Mozcle, (see
Marine head) but they found nothing
put fragments Of the wreck floating IN
he surf The captain OF the vessel
probably lnistook the Light Ship FOR
Beaver Tail Light, and made in for the
Reef, supposIng that he was coming
nto the harbor.
The Government should place one or
more Lille boats on the shore near Bren-
on's Reef, 10 be used in an emery ency
like this had there been one OF these
boats there yesterday, the lives Of these
men could probably have been saved.
We have obtained the following par
kiculars in regard to the crew, from Mr..
Stanhopc, clerk of the steamer Perry
poseph S. Ri,ch, Captain, about %
wears old he was married at WelIheet,
ast Thanksgiving day. RUFUS W.
|Ritch, about 23 years old, resided at
|Wellfleet, and leaves vie and child.
William Wood, from the aorth part OF
he State ol New York, aged 25 years.
George -, of Lowell, Mass, The
bodies OF the first two were taken IN
Ihargc by friend F.; those OF the last
wo will be buried by the city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

TThe steamer State of Maine ar
rived here Thursday evening from New
York she was al anchor in the Sound
until IL o'clock at noon. The Bay
State, wlch lett here Wednesday eve-
ming, reached here on her return trip
Yesterday afternoon aI O'Clock.
There are fifteen vessels ashore in the
harbor aud outside see marine head
Tor partic nlars of some Of them
The Gasometer at the Gas works
vas can,ed over. so that there was 10
supply OF Gas Thursday night; the
difficulty was remedied yesterday. and
the Gas was furnished last evening.
Tae streets ol the city are badly
clogged up with snow, hut the Street
Commissioner has been employed with
oxen all day endeavoring TO beat 1t
down if there should be a lire very
soon, the damage would probably he
very serious, as It would bc impossible
for engines 10 be drawn through the
strees.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
Mdrrtt0.

In Providence, on the 27th inst, at Christs
Church, in LonsdaIe, r. l.. by the Rev. George W.
ushaway, William &. Snow, of Providence, and
Miss May Dexter only daughter &C the late George
G.. Nightingale, formerly Of Providence.
In Mattnpoisett, 25lh inst, by Rev Mr..
Maher, Mr. John II. Leonard, Of Bridgewater,
and Miss Sarah A. Washburn, Of VI.
In this city, 30;h, by Rev. Mr.. Adam, Mr..
ley, all OF this city.
In this city, 26rb, 10y the Rev, Mr.. Choules,
Mr.. Stephen NJ. Burdick, OF this CITY, and Miss
Mary Ann, daughter OF Mr.. Brenton f.. Bahcock
OF SO rth Kingston.
In Smithheld, 25th uh., by Rev. VI. Phillips,
MIR John ). Miller, OF Providence, and Miss
Susan f. Mott, of Johnson.
=. At Stonington, 27th ult., by Rev Mr. Wiley,
Mr. James VI Trundy, ol this city, aud Miss
Eliza Bryant, OF Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
CO The Providence Tribune is ir

CO The Providence Tribune is in
eat trlbulatlon and sheds oceans OF
ars IN consequence of the action oil the
ny council OF this City on the memo
al for the enforcement of the Maine
aw. In its remarks, the Tribune
'esks OF ,he News ns the organ OF the
ny Council f. This is decidedly rich
c, and is something which we were
pt aware of before and the announce
ent will pobatIy be az surpris 2 10
ur readers as ii is 10 us. We never
NV the memorial until we read il in
rlnt we were not present when Gov.
awlon was elected Complainant and
Ir. Bowen, Agent we did not know
lat the Council was in session, or what
ctlon they intended TO take on the me-
orial and we never heard the names
{ the gentlemen elected spoken of IN
Dnnection with their Offices until we
we're informed Of their election after
he adjournment OF the Council. These
re the facts, Mr.. Tribune, and you are
liberty to make the most OF them.
We think that the appointments are
cry judicious, for both gentlemen are
lends of The law and we are surprised
hear the Tribune talk about insulting
;ov. Lawton, by appointing him COM
Iainant, for he is friend of the law
nd signed the memorial requesting the
Enforcement OF the law, aud presented
in person TO the Council. Now We
SIX if it Is not fair and just TO auhorse
nv gentleman TO enforce law which
e 10 a warm friend and admirer # -
Shere is certainly something very iun-
y about this matter certain gentlemen
SIX the Coulcil to enforce the Maine
Jaw the Council give the petitioners
respectful hearing, gran, their request
md appoint two OF the II to do what they
Ind others requested to be done, and
low there is a raving about the action
& the Council Really, these Maine
Jaw men are possessed Of very iasldi-
us tasles an 1 notions, and they are en-
'eed,naly difficult to lease. The Tri-
pune mus. have forgotten that we are
not Mayor OF the city, and that we are
no manner connected with the ad-
nlnis,ration Of it's government. The
Tribune says that the Office OF complai
ant Is an honorable one we ask, then
Why does the Tribune grOwl !
ensi 10 tne 'nsun TO Gov. Lawton Oh
he par, of the City Council, of (which the
Tribune complains, we have only ro
ay that we do not believe that the
Council intended 10 insult him, and we
certainly cannct see how his appoint.
ment, especially y under the circumstan
ces, was an insult Gov. Lawton Is ont
Of our most worthy and esimabIe cli
zens, and we entertain great respect for
still, we broadly differ from him III
regard TO the Maine Law.
The Tribune concludes its lachrymo.
sal appeal with the following remark
And Benjamin Finch must be sneer.
ed at, also, because he happens TO have
soul-because he respects the laws =
because he has seen, and would dc
something TO alleviate The suiierlngs o'
the unfortunate victims OF Newporl's
grog shops.
o Temporal o mores We have
nothing more to say.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
Tte0,
Ih this city, 2Sth, after a continued illness
Miss Rebecca Munro, daughter Of Mr.. Josiul

Ih thi. city, 2sth, after "A continued illness,
Miss Rebecca Munro, daughter Of MIR. Josiah
Munro, aged 81 years.
la this city, on the eth inst, Mary Louisa eldest
daughter of Robert w, aud Mary Il Pcngily, aged
years md months.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
FROM the residence other Father, No. 30 Division 81
which relatives aud friends are invited To attend
withon, further notice
In this city, on Wednesday evening, 2Sth
inst., after a protracted illness, Miss Rcbcccs
Munro, daughter o. Mr. Josiah Munro, aged 81
years.
In New Bedford, 25th inst, Hannah r.. Lisha,
aged % years.
Ia New Bedford, 9th inst, infant son Of John
aud Sarah q. Cranston.
In Fairhaven, 18th inst, Mrs. Priscilla StW-
teyaut, telict of Moses SIurtevant, in her 79th
year.
On the night Of the sth Dec Lieut.. Camillas
Saunders OF the U. :. Rev. Cutter Service.
Lieut. Saunders was attached to the Gutter
Hamilton, and was second in command of that
vessel, at the time of her los. near Charleston
bar, in the irightful gale of the Slh December 80
by that sad calamity all the officers nhd crew
were swept To an uninely grave, vi the cx-
cr,tion Of one seaman, Who alone was saved to
tell the melancholy tale.
Icui. :. was well known in this community
where he has lctt many warm friends To mourn
ior thi. sudden termination of his career. Bot
il is . consolation to his friends to know that he
died q, the post OF duty, IN the service oi his
country. In al the relations of lc, ~ husband,
sou, hroihcr at,l lficnh, ltr stood prc-rmincnt--
His character ~ a man is uhsulhcd b, the sight
ct stain; and hi- afflicted TRENDS have crcrv
reason to hope that, ~ christian, be i now at
rest with the just made ptIlcct. CoNn.
Al the Newport Asy lum, on the 3lst ut, Ia.
tieuce Potts, pRed ~ years.
IN Providence, - inst Elhanan W v adc,
IN the SAD year Ui he age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

DEFIANCE ShLAMANDER SAFts.--iAY
LENS sPATEST.-RoBERTM NJ. PArRicK is the
sole manufacturer in the United States Of the
above ceID.GJ,ed Safes, and L. {. GoffiN't
lMPENkIKABLE DEFIANCE Lock AND
bIned in the world, to whom The highest premi-
u,ns have just been awarded, by the Committees
Of the metropolitan Mechanics Institute oiWash-
ington and the American Institute, New York.
De, OF No. 1872 Pearl street, one door below
Maiden Lame, New York, formerly 80 John st.
DIP 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
FAr UsREAsoHABLE MAYOR Some

FAr UsREAsosABLE MAYOR Some
'OO citizens Of Cambridge, Mass, in
'lud'ns college professors and people OF
hatilk' nave petition ed the mayor OF
hat city TO enior;c the Maine Law
lie replies by saying that he does not
hink Tuch of the law, bu, il willin, IN
proceed in the desired work n,ovia.d
le can be supported by the pe,i,ioners
nd others by their personal eroun,.
q reiraining from the use Of in,o,is,,
ue drinks They ought to have a new
mayor in Cambridge. 1t is not 10 be
Endured that those who petition aud
,oie for the Maine law shall be requir-
d to dispense with their liquor Ger
sinly not
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
MEXICAN MCSTANG LINiMENT.

MENICAN MCSrANG LINiMENT.
The new discoveries and new alinitics that medical
chemistry is constantly adding in medical science
and the healing art show conclusivtly how greatly
superior the new combinations in the Mustang Lni
meut, arc to old preparations that liniment being
the result of great labor in chemical analysis j. the
reason of the great superiority OF the new prepara
ton to old MIXTURES and the immense sale uf it
proves how much it is valued by those wins have
used it, and knowit virtues in the of bruises,
strains, stiff joints, chappei hands, broken breasts,
swellmgs or pains, in any part Of the body.
see advertisement in another column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

O5' The Providene Journal has been
defining the positions OF the candidates
on the Maine Law ticket,-and sums
mp ms follows, lone Whg, two Demo-
Gratis, one semi Democrat, one Free
So!cr. The Journal says that II is CON
slderabIy perpleXed about Mr.. Mrm.
iord's politics. some cont nding that he
l. "A Wing and others that he is not
UNDER these circumstances il calls on its
Newport friends 10 define Mr.. Mumiord's
position, We will therefore, enigh,en
our ne ighbor OF the Journal. Mr.. Mum
ford used 10 be good Whig, and he
used TO write good sound Wing articles
tor the newspapers occasionally. FL
nally the Free Soil fever seized him,
and he abandoned his admiration and
support Of Webster, Clay, Fillmore and
all the great leading spirits oflhe Wing
parly.-and looked up TO and became
enamored OF such pure and immaculate
patriots AS Horace Mann John c. Pal
frey. Joshua II. Glddngs, et su gene,iS.
La,lIy, the Maine Law lever "a pos
session OF Mr.. Mumford and he now
yields everything in his devotional IA.
naticism to this ridiculous law, and re-
ally seems quite ambitious TO court per-
seculion and become a martyr. Mr..
Mumlord 10 a man OF good sense. when
sane, but this strange ntatuaIon has
caused him 10 pursue all erratic course
in regard to politics but he Is sane on
all other matters except rum and mig
gers. He is a good business man and
makes an excellent Cashier and we
do not give up al! hopes OF him yel, po'
Il litically.-but IN order TO restore his
reason relative to The matters OF which
we speak, it will be inpetativeIy neccs,
sary for his real friends, like ourselves
to keep hun out OF the political arena, ii
lis excitement would be very injurious
to him. Consequently we shall Labor
jealousy to defeat MIR. Mumiord, al.
though as far as any prospect OF success
is concerned, this would not be at al
necessary |; still, esteemng him rs :
welI-disposed but lana,cal man, ",
| shall stick TO him like brother. ant
| keep him out OF danger. He can az
precate IA kindness, and we know tha
he will be grateful for our devotion
when The dawning light OF political rea
son shall again beam upon his now oh
iuscaled mind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD ERRY,
WITH TIE WRITTEN SlGNAIU URE O
L BUTTS
DIR. WISTAR'.S
ON THE " RApPER

J.. bt Il 10
ON THE WRAPPER.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WAS introduced in the year ls3S, and has been
well tested N all the Complaints for Which it il
recommended. For ten years it has proved more
cflicacious as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, lntu-
euza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, in
its nciprnt stages, than any other medicine.
Various con niectmcs and surmscs have arisen
respecting lis composition, some ply slcans have
supposed II to contain iodine, other ignorant pre-
tenders say il must contain mercury, aud Ia some
such substance they attribute its singular ticacy.
As such opinions are altogether erroneous and
calculated t. prejudice riauy PERSONS against it.
WE FLEDGE OUR HONOUR
that it contains nothing of this Kind, or ANYTHING
the least injurious; ON the contrdry, II Is compos-
ed Of he most simple substances. the prime pal Of
which are the xtacts OF arand Wild cherry hmk, =,
ard the whole secret al ns efficacy consists in Tie
mode by which they are prepared.
SETH ". FOWLE, Druggist, No. l3S
Washington street. Boston, Mass, is the sole
proprietor of he original rcccpi for the manuiac-
turc OF the genuine u.rdlrnr, and sul plies both
at wholesale and retail, aud Of whom agcsCi,s
can be obtained.
Pricc-one dollar Il lotdc, six bottle, for FIVE
dollars. 60
Originally prepared by Williams " CO. rhuIc-
phia now prepared ard sold wholesale aUd retail
hy S,th ". tOwir, i}os On, Nlafs, to whom all 90,
ders should be addressed. and ,ur sale 10y his rgen's
Agents for selling " isturs tal-atu, L. j. 10 lor.
S-" r.,., u.'yu- tt-'s'.'r ''.'.,n ~ ''"i", -
Warren; Nathan Dennis Portsmouth; lrm &C.
ry, Tiyerion 4 Corners :. 5 Stccrr, Grremvilie
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

uTThc Dublin correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says, ave have II
curious contest going on IN Limerick.
between Alderman Watson and Mr..
Spaight euch claiming TO be the duly
elected Mayor. II urises,as many such
contests do. from The slovcnly wording
OF an Act of Parliament. The Queens
Bench will have 10 decide"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
have hecn appointed Executor, %. the hast
will and Testament of NOEl. tOhGESiiAll,
late Of llddelown, deceased, and having accept
ed sald trust and given bond a. the law directs,
request all persons having claims ag'lns, the cs-
tate of said Noel Coggeshall to present them io1
settlement aud all persons indebted to sand estate
are requested to make payment.
DSHUA COGGESiiA l., lE.o,,,,,,.
ABRAHAM Z. COGGESliALL.
Mildctoyn, Oct 20, 1853.
NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
RfLtFF IST.S NENUrTs 80

RfLfrrIS TN NINUrrs 80
BRNAN's PULNONIC WATERS
are n1flilinc in the cure ofCpulhf, Cods, islh.
mn. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, lloarsencss. M
fcult Breathing, lncipicnt Consumption, ard
Diseases II the l.ungs. They have no tlsic uf
Medicine, and any child vii lAlc thcm, Thpu-
sands have been rrstorrd 10 health th,t had hc.
fore dcspairpd. Testimony given ia hundic,'s ot
eases. 4 siacle dose relieves ~ TtS NiN.
UTEf.
Ak ior pi'an's rLrruNic wArrue--thr
original aud nily genuine h. s',mptl "B,yln &"
spurious Minds 1rc offered fur sale Twenty -l,c
cruiF boN. Sold ly d,aleis gcnrially.
j. BRYAN 8 CO., Rochester. : (.
fihpirturt
o3 3m i &w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

TRAVELLING TRUNkS.-A hgr a.so,t-
meni pi Trunks Nal.ccs AMI Calptt Bags, Of
every ynir'y m! ry'e, for sale bow.
r. sTANHOPE,
8 s26 corner Sprins AID Y Wo.,i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
A GREAT AND BENEFlCENr DISCOV.
ERY IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
CONSUMPTION

! Successfully treated by the Inhalation of Medl
Gated Vapors.
/ DY JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, VI. d.
| ID Fellow Of the Roy,l College Of Physicians, ;,
aud formerly many wears Senior Physician in the
London ROYAL intormary for diseases of the
Lungs. ln the treatment of Consumption, by
Inhalation, have obtained results which Justify
IN asserting that il Is curahe as diseases
of the stomach and liver Breathing remedies
directly into the lungs is certainly the rational
mode of attacking the disease, and like many
other great and beneficial discoveries, it seems
strange why such treatment was not long ago
resorted to. Where there is life there is now
assured hope, as throughout all the stages OF
this insduous disease, the beneficial effects ol
this treatment are soon apparent In cases oi
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c, the inhaling Gt pow.
ders aud vapors has hecn emincntly succcssiul,aud
to thoae suffering under any oG the above named
Complaints, ! eau guarantee certain relief |
have pleasure in referring To 200 eases uI Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, and Asthma, who have
been restored to vigorous health about one
third OF these judging irom the pdtiens' own
statements, were dccmcd hopeless cases. Ap.
plicants wall state Il they have ever blcd from
the lungs, il the, have lost flesh, have cough,
night swcats and tcvcr tumors, what, and low
much they cXpcctogalc, what The condition t
stomach and bowels.
Medicine inhulcrs, Sc, will I've CAREFUL, lor.
wardrd 10 any part. Tctms.--For consultation
personally, or by letter, 5000. Balance of tees
PAYABLE when patients report convalcsence.
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
Ohicc S27 Broadway, New York.
N.B.-DR. RosE's Treatise on Consump.
ton, price one dollar. d9im
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CNsupApGR WAREHOUSES,

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No II ENCUhNGE STEEET, T,--PEoNIuENCN
IItNRN SrkpLiS & CO., oiri Tor sale 90
Ii the most favorable terms -
Book Paper. w1dr To order, nt short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bah, and Envelope laprr.
Note paprrs. lIwdwajc Paper.
Printing Paper, of an nalcng paplr
regular silrs, aud any Tack Paper.
irregular size made To shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper.
Tissue rarcr. Cloth Paper
1'c, Paper. Drug. .st.' Paper
1ail,r.' Titlcrn Pa BoN Paper.
per. straw larcr'
Manila Paper. pry ~hc.uhiug Ia
fulurud Nciwn Ia rrr.
per. Hett!n. papcr.
Grncrrs papcr. straw Hoard
1ircd Shcithjn, Pa i'cur Eoaid.
rcr. Euvcln! c..
C.r~o T,y;,. W'o,. uql i'nuirc
Also. highest cash price paio itr h"la, Sc.
HENRY STAPLES x ga
n6Ivs NJ. ~ Eyrhsasn-zt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

Some of the ardent Name Law
men who voted for MIR. Hunter when
he suffered himself to be run Tor Mayor
against the regular Wing candidate, ARE
very indignant at as.ory which is in cir.
culation that Mr.. Hunter wrote the Re
port, which has been published, to the
City Council, in regard to the memorial
Of certain citizens asking TO have the
Name Law enforced. For the gratif
cation OF these nervous indvidu ais who
could vote for him at that time. because
it suited their convenience, for they ha-
ted the regular Wing candidate more
than they did Mr.. Hunter,-we will say
that we are most reliably Informed that
MIR. Hunter d,d write the Report which
now causes them so much uneasiness,
and which makes some oil them go ra-
wing. There, gentlemen, take this little
bit OF consolation, and make the most of
IL, and regard lie, If you please, rs one
Of jobs comlorters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

DtCkLES, Remington crhbr1iri Pickle
/ f,g sale b, The huadrd @. dann,
lDUNG'S,
pas No. III Thsrres Succt, Esi ofwaf,t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
MEX AN
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

The properties of this iiniment have never been
equalled for the cure OF
Neuralgia, rheumatism, rprnins, Burns, Swellines'
siin JOINTS, Old sores Piles, Broken or Caked
Breast, Sore Nipples, or pans in any pai "i
the bpdy whith an external application
can reach.
We have hundreds of Ceiinciies from those who
have been cured of those diseases, aud also from
those that hat. had their horses cured of
Ringbone, spWm, sallle Calls Chales' Founder,
Wind Gah, or ~ enlargement Of bone or
Muscle.
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