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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

~ We copy the following from the
N. Y. National Democrat. and fully en-.
dorse every word 1t contains. The
pond alluded TO embraces more than
two thousand square acres, and the
water is of such depth that the Great
Republic could have been accommoda.
ted even when ful laden, nd then have
had ten iatlIoms to spare. The point
where il is contemplated for Bredk,ra-
ter 10 that known ns Grace's Point or
Dunn's Landing, and there are stones
and rock enough along shore, in hat I'm
mediate vicinity, TO build break water
a mile il necessary. The Islanders are
de.ervlrg Of some assistance from the
general government, and the cou merce
OF the whole country would be benefit
ted by such work. We hope an appro-
r-:ailon may he obtained for this much
needed enterprise, and the same carried
forward
A HARBoR WirHIN The SkA. Block
IL sand Is situated abou, 90 mil TO the
Eastward OF Moutock Point, aud perhaps
80 miles Southerly from he harbor Of
Newport, Rhode Island. The Island
therefore lies almost directly in the
track OF vessels plying between this
port and Boston or Liverpool, and by
it's position is somewhat in he rdV-
There have been many shipwrccks of
vessels upon this Island within the last
halt century. and unless some assistance
is rendered by the General Government
to make it port Of safety, it may occa.
sion more disasters to shipping in time
TO come. The Island contains a very
urge ord, or lake, wherein the water
10 extremely deep, and which IS only
separated from The sea by narrow
strip oi land, averaging only lew rode
in width. II il canal or passage were
cut through from the sea into the pond,
4 would afford sufficient room, and safe
anchorage, for the larges, feet IN the
world. IL is believed that This can be
done without immen,e cost, AMI IN con-
necibn with Il breakwatcr be made TO
extend oil from shoal or point shorl
distance to the Southland. so that dur
ing the heaviest storms which disturb
old ocean. this harbor will prove an ark
~ IL .L,,,,
10 he caught at sea in that latitude
Some nautical men have called our
attention to this sub iect and pointed out
upon the map the position u the Island
which We have ab We described, INFORM
ing us also that petitions have been nu-
merously signed by pilots masters, and
ship owners, asking an Appropriation
by Congress for the two specified OBJ
jects.
Our Commerce becomes more and
more extensive as our country advances
IN resources, wealth and population.
AM every means Of prorc,lon which can
be thrown around should be liorded
by the General Government. Tins is ~
local matter, but one which interests all
classes %! people, for all have, first or
last, directly or indirectly. some interest
in these lie and property saving objccrs.
We are in favor Of extending all ntccs
sary aid aud protection 10 the- mariner,
and every years experience go,s 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

UT IN the British House Of Com.
nous on The iOlh. Lord John Russeli
stated IN answer TO MIR. Roebuck. that
,nc cards sent hv the CHAMBERLAIN Tor
the admission of the American Minister
20 the opening OF Parliament by The
Queeu were the same ds tl',se sent TO
other diplomatic representatives. ! aud
hr did not think any dlIIi uIiy was hkes
ly TO arse out OF the question as TO the
dress in which the American Munster
wac 10 fppcar on stare occasions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
DE-. WISTAR'>
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
WITH TIE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
I. BUTTS
IN TIE WEAppER
ON TIE WRAPPER.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
was introduced ia he year 1888, and has been
well ties led m all the complaints for which il is
recommended. Fvr ten Years IL has proved more
ci!icaciou. as remedy for Coughs; Colds, lnilu-
cuza, bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption, in
its recipient stages, than ANY other medicine.
Various conjcclurcs aud surmscs have miscn
rcsp,cting its composition, some physicians have
supposed II To contain lod'ne, other ignorant re-
tenders say il must contain mercury, aud 10 :, me
such substance they attribute its singular tlhcacy.
As such opinions are altogether erroneous AID
calculated t. prejudice g,any persons against IL.
WE PLEDGE OUR HONOUR
that it contains nothing of this kihd, anything
the least Injurious; on the contrary, II Is compos-
cd Of ,he most simple substances. the p, ocipal ot
which are the extracts OF tarand Wild cher, la,k,
ard the whole Of It's efficacy Gems lists in the
mode by which they are prepared.
SETH W. FOWIE, Druggist, No. l3S
Washington street, Boston, Mass., is the sole
proprietor of the original receipt for the manui'c-
W C Of the genuine edcine, and supplies both
at wholesale aud retail, and Of whom agencies
can be obtained;
Pr,ce-one dollar a bottle, six bottles for five
dollars.
Originally prepared by Williams & Co.. PhilaIel-
phia, now prepared and sold wholesale and retail
hy Seth w. Fowle, Eos on, Mass, to whom all or,
ers should he addressed and Tor sale by his agents.
Agents for selling istar's E"lsan, X. j. Tavlor,
Newport, =. W. Briggs, Bristol Edward Sanders,
Warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; William Co-
'. Tiverton Corners :. :. stcere, Grrenville
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

The Inleligencsr.pILIlshcs the Yeas
and Nays on the passage of the Nilsson.
n Cumpromlse, ~ both Houses. On
ihn, occasion, fourteen Southern Sena
tors voted for the restriction OF Slavery
north oi 36 deg. 30 mIn. Now, not a
s,nrle Southern Senator will vote
against the repeal oflhc same measure,
save Cen. Houston. What las cau,cd
this ~ lancholy change Of opinion a,
the Sou,i but the ilIludrrd and i:eas-
enable dcnuncintlcrs oi the Southern
pcoplc by our Northern Abohtionists J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

D5TThe Wings OF New Bedford
have n minated Willard Nye for n.y.
or his opponent is Rodney Ftcnch, II
kind OF nond, script Free Soiler, Maine
Law man, all things to all men candi-
date. Our friends III New Bedford can
elect Mr.. Nye by triumI hanl majorl-
~. and we trust that they will discharge
their duly faithfully OF Monday next
The byrocriIcal can,ing Of the Stand
ard cannot save Rodney French from
the Just late which awaits him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

~ The steamship Europa, arrived
at New York OH Sa urday. Everything
indicates that war is inevitable. The
Emperor Of Russia was sick and had
not been seen in some days. The re-
port oi the death OF the Emperor Of ia
pan. and the seizure OF New Caledonia
by The French is confirmed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

O. The annual Report oi the Trus.
tees and Sup, riDtendent OF the Butler
Hospital for the Insane shows the Ins,i-
tuition to be in flo urishing condihon.-
There are 1856 patients at the present
time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

Letters received in Washington midi
cate that Hon. John J. Crittenden will
soon address the people Of Louisville, in
opposition to the rrpeaI OF the Missouri
Compromise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

40 The investigation of the San
Francisco disaster has closed. and the
opinion of the court has been sent to
Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
HIRAM ANDERSON'S
No. 90 BOWERY,
NEW YORK,

IMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH
CARPETS.
BUYERS will find ,he largest stock of Low
Price aud Medium 10 the mort elaborate Az
busson, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet Gun eiF
ever offered IN the world.
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Bias, menis o. Vaults
under the sidewalk TO endanger the health o
Lady purchasers, each Sales Roam is d,vottd
exclusively to one description OF Carpets. he
Wholesale and Retail d,paIlmsrts oiihs osab-
li,hment have been enlarged ard an ddiion Of
two extensive Sales Rooms, making u wonGer-
iul and 90. geOus display.
Sales Room No. 4.
FLOOR CLOTHS An enormous Stock Of
John Hare s. Sons ceemated Engl sh oil cloths; ;
also, American floor oil cloths al mag nifcent sa-
TN finish, Fiesco, marble, Ilal an and ScIoll
Paintings, from q. 3D., 81. 4d., 5s. 6s., To g..
per yard, from 3 To - ieet wide and 80 long.
sales Room No, =,
INsRAHAIS CkRPETs.-Two hundred and
fifty pieces Of English aud American ingrain
Carpc;lngs, a new style, manufactured cNpIcss.
" fIr llis establishment.
Sales Room No. 3.
THREE Ply CARPrTs.-Fnglish, Scotch
and American Imperial Thtce Ply Carpclirg of
our own importation ; gorgeous, splendid new
styl Of pattern.
Sales Room NO.4.
Low Pace lNGRAHAiE CARPtTs Three
hundred pieces oi Medium qrality Ingram Car
pets, beautiful large aud smali patterns, manu-
iactured lor the City trade, rcredli lie low pic,s
Of Is Cd, 3s, A., 8, per yard.
Sales Room No. 3.
RUGS AND DRUGGETs. .-Engllsh Druggets
wards wide 5000 yard. of low priced DIuggeis,
I to 3 yards wide at 3s 6d to 6s per yard, also AN
Immense assortment oi Mosaic Landscape, AK
minister, and Tuiled Hearth Rug also 2OOJ
Tulted Rugs at lbs to 2is each.
Sales room NO.6
STAIR AND HALL CAaPETs-5O.OOO yards
Of striped aud figured Hall and Siair Can ,t o.
p. q Cd, 3, g. 3D. Is, s.. Gs and Is.
sales k Om NO. =.
MEDALLIoS CARPETS, with bor ers Mo-
saic and ANnIinsic' Of one entire piece, can bc
htrd 10 any size room from $3.50 Ia $1,000.
Royal NtLyET, Tapestry and Brussels,
from the celebrated Fac.ories 0f John Jrossh \
Sons, and Mes>Gs. ilendei son & Co. aud eis,
England, all oi our Own importatIon, sone Z"
which are exclusively our sty e. ,'.nd Cannot
be- iou'd III any other establishment.
Sales Room No. y.
AuBusspS CAnpETs.-Ihc,el elictthc warm
est Communications OF ever, b, hodrr, cNct IN
beauty and "urab iity, are sold nt moderate rri-
ces, aud introduced ia the market AT this estab-
lishment.
Sales Room No. o.
VELVET, Tapestry, Brussels three ply ana
tw'Urd Veniimn STAR Cnpeting, renalkao.
cheap.
sales Room No. 10.
PATENT TAPESTRY iNGRAIN CAEpErs.-
Gold, PLAN, White, Bnf and Sc oil " indow
Shades, at 6', ~, 20., 10. to SO per pair /;
Tab and Piano Covers, silver aud Brass Stair
Rods, IarIur Door Mats. Coir Mating also,
T.. 3D., 5s. Gl " hI,e aud Check Canton Mat.
ting, &C., &c.
I.IHhM ANDERSON,
f7-6aid&w 80 BowERY.
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laa !llarine Jhtrlliscntr. .sil
FORT or NEWPORT
AI,RlN

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20
schr. Smith Tuttle, Rich, Bost, New Nork.
SATURDAY, Feb. 25.
Bark Charles Brewer. Ellsworth, Molile,
Prov.
Schr. Jmiatta, Willard, Portland
Propeller Oseola, Manchester, Prov,N Y.
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WlhiH Nominations.

For Governor.
WILLIAM w. HOPPIN,
OF Providence.
For Lieutenant Governor,
SAMUEL RODMAN,
~ South Kingsioun.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM X. WATSON,
Of PrOrid"nce.
For Attorney General,
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON,
Of Cumberland.
For General Treasurer,
SAMUEL 3. VERNON
OF Nerpo'L
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

S-isl. ss,---e gyw'n, ITQfN'ors N Colleges,
Theiogral Ssmia0ri,S, : 0tnhtc ond ,shn .msh-
ed t,biic Mn ard ~ fact, hl all cusstr ~ tie
community, Among others it Is rccommcgd' d ~
Rev. DR.. LYMAN rLlcHER, late Prcsid'nt 81
Lane Thcologica seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEoNARD WOODS, Abbott Poi q
Theology in An,ovcr TlcoIog,cll %cmin ry,
Mass. Hon DANI,L =. lH"MpsoN, Secretary
of State OF Vcrront, author of"Hrrcu Monrt IN
Bows" ,""Lock Au,s,icu," SC, M"mrd'cr, Vt:
N.F. WILLIAMS, ESQ t"rm"Iy Collector Of
the p, r, OF Baltimore, Md; Rev cv.JosrPnLIrcu,
Philadelphia, Pa; B. &. FERsALD, furand,
Me, and many Others.
In connection with our old 80 cent article, We
now put up 81 size, IN tuge square 6oti'S uUh
rich snam,led blue wrdPpcrS, gIh dTect'Hs, and
fac sin,ie of Wm. .Jon'a tWlcr, coatalning ncally
four times tie quantity of the smaller size.
Beuare Of Counterfnts and mutations :!
Enquire for the article b, its WHO'LL NAME,
"vEGErARLE PULMONARY BAl.~AM"
Prepared oniy by REED; CUTLER p CO.,
Druggists, Boston, ami sold by Apothcca, les aid
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81, 90; small size, 80 cents.
For sale in Newport by x. J. TAYLOR, and
HAZARD & CASWElL:
Nl2 6m
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n blhs. oi Extra and Sug~tfre hDm 100
~ htgs Extfa Buckwbest; 100 lu,h. swte,
Po,tpes. pos, received and lO' 81. y,
Oys III. n ~. ". fLRRNl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

IT, Gen. Robert Armstrong, ,,ub-
Usher OF the Washington Union, died on
Friday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
COMMERCIAL MUTUAL

COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRovIDENCE, L L.
Office IN Franklin House. corner ui South Main an
College streets.
Insure agains Fire and Marine Risks on as iuvoin
Bile terms : other stock Companies.
Capital 100000
This Company affords the same security as nthe.
stock Companies with the additional advantage To
the Insured OF sharing equally with the Stoc hholdcrS
III the Nett Earnings 0i the business, whouj any ne
buy to assessment
DIRECTORS
Thomas darkness. Amos Beckwith,
GRAY Tan, iICnty Lppitt,
Tunau ieckwith Hosea B1llou Jr.,
Tb , mas J. SteAd Henry q. MahewsOn
WI! a,n 4 Robinson, james &. Anthony,
James v smith, John \. Mason,
A. u. Dixie, Daniel Day,
Billings Bsrstow, Edward P.arce,
Charles II. Dahuey, George w. th"p'n,
Charles l.. Fisher, william J. hine'
CYRUS TAFT, losep1tarprntcr,
CXrus B Manchester. Seth Patrnord,
Earl =. Mason
THOMAS lARkNESS, President.
GRO. G.. ARS"Lp, ScCr'y.
Application per mail for Insurance to this Compa
ny will receive prompt attention.
f23 dNw ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

irss- The funeral Of General Robert
Armstrong at Washington, on Sa,ur.
day, was attended by the President, the
heads Of Departments and large con
course al ciiiZees.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

INDlNO Blue Sdttnnctu.
LANGLEY 4 NORMAN'S.
III I06 Thames corner ~ Mary ST.
CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No IL EXCHASGE STREET, PRoyipENcE
UItNRY STAPLES < CO., oitci Tor sale on
IL the most favorable tcrms -
Book Paper, made to order, ~ short notice.
Letter, Cap, Bill, aud Envelope Paper.
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printing Paper, Of all Bariur Paper
regular sizes, and any Tack Paper.
irregular size made 60 Shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper
Tissue Paper. Cloth Paper.
Tca Paper. Druggists Paper
Taors' Pattern Pa }oN Paper.
per. Straw Paper
Mruilla Paper. pry Shca,hiug Ia
Colorrd Medium Pa per.
per. Blouirg Paper.
Groccrs' Paper. Straw Board.
Tarr,d Sheatlfng pa- Hemp Board.
pcr. Envclolrs.
Cation Ty'rr. W'.k. nnd Bauiry
Also, highest cash price paia i,r itres, g..
HENRY STABLES 4 60
n6lyis No. II ENohansc-st
on Bushels ofPop Corn hi. day red .,
~ CARR'S,
~ I'll Thsnes Il.
JINNY LOCKWOOD. a novel by Kathcrins
Lkrowc, au'hor uf Susan Hoplay, John or
j. Cousin IN hand, worth two Counts In n Bush,
by Emiltne taricn.
Autobiography of IN Actress. or Eight yenrs on
the S,age. by Anna Cora Mowatt sl.25.
Home scenes aud Home SOUNDS, ~ n. Maron
Hsps ard Mhshaps ~ Tour In Fnrort, tt Craci
Greenwood, -. For salo by WV. " FbIk.
i2S ~ rhsrss street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

He UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEI Htih
appointed Agents for the salc oi tli, iru'y IN
NAIl'AEiE T. MEDICINE. would rsp,riU!lN in
Vite the attention of L'd t. "Ed Prar'ui trs Of N'w
PUt and ycmity, to iht grlilA ing g,ss That las
attended it, Use wherever imrCduCcd and its happy
HiiptH'iuu t. the cure o all the distressing dlscist
fer which IL il offered; being thosc ncid'lim 10
the respectable female, whether married or single,
and usually AnuWu hl the uame of
FENALE tONPLIfNTS.
oithrse are PRoLArsts IrGrr or Failing Of the
Womb FLruR Anus, or "a h:lcs throN'C IN
PLANTATION AND I LCEEhTIuN ~ rut uMB /;
INCIDENTAL IIENoRRuAGE, or Flrudugj PAiNv
fIL, %urrEEssFp, AND lbREGt lar MENSTRCA
TIuN. Ac. with all their acCG mpanymg evils, tHl't r
eNccptedD ho matter how severe, or OF how long
standing
THIS CATiIOLICON is in every way worthy Of
the confidence Of the afflicted successful, safe,
nnd cheap remedy, is vouchcd Tor by the Tact "l It's
having received the appreciation and liberal patron
age Ui many prominent members 81 the
MEDICAL t4CULTY
mthe United States and also by tue voluntary ties
timonnls given in the pamphlets, from Ladies' aud
Ply icanN oi the highest respecinhiny, Ms certified
by the most Satisfactory authority
This treIVii ai"n Il not n" cure al bui il intend
ri expressly !Pr the abovc-ialncd umIlaints, so
very distressing in their Gaiue ana tons,quci tcs,
nd which have hereto resisted the skIIl and cN
rriions oi the most accomplished Ih,siciuns of al,
countries. 4" degree beyond that at perhaps uuy
other maad, to which the human faulty II hur
TIE lNGHEl!EN1S, a. crrtlfod 10y high m,d
ical aulh"fi'y t-ce pamTnlatJ art ALL NL@t1A
Bi T., and are not asso,i iot,d with any sItrle M
friendly to the animal economy
REFERlNCEs
7. y. Pechhgm, NJ. u, lUca, NY.
l.. ID Fleming, NJ. D., Cana. daIsuh, \.
u. y Foote, NJ. D., Syracuse, Ny
NJ II. Mi.s. v, Rochester, NY.
!. Orrck, M.D., Balluuurc, Sd.
Pro. Dunbar, NJ. d.,
W. ". Reese. NJ. %, CITY of New-NrTk
". Prescott VI ~, Concord, MI
Pamphlets eau he had Al the DIut stuTcs cf
For sale ia this town lev the Dru-gst, g'ucrully.
MOVES =. PALMER, Agent, Nc,,riy.
For sale bN most 1T the Druggist IN ihc state.
u. MARIIIlSl n co, pruyrptofs.
CcniIa Depot, 3Ui broadway, \. lutA. mlly
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAISAN.
Containing nsah1 PyasSis Acid, mor Tartar Fm,tc.
WIFE GREAI .SEAA uAI,lL

REMEDY for al PELNON.
AIRY BISEA SES.-ENicn-
sivcly Used, Tested ANA Ap-
proved in New EngI,nd, Cam
ada, ard The Bri,i,h Prov IN
COS during n period cf
TWENTN-sil VEN YEARS,
hv Fm'a,m phy@r3aHy. , hv-
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TIE FAR.FAM I'D MEDICINE.
IiOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed entirely Of medicinal
herbs are Of most harmless nsture, While tht es-
sordnaIy virtues they Possess have rendered The M
universally popular In nearly every part of The
world. The immense success they have met with
throughout the states II most extraordinary, owing
IL Is presumed 10 their wonderful efficacy III the cure
of Bilious complaints aud disorders oi the Liver and
stomach. Persons who perseyere IN u-ihg them IN
accorlsnce with the directions seldom fail ia beng
restored 10 health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02
remain, sir. yours, respo lirlN
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister.
A PERMA CtR OF A DISEASED Nv
Err, OF MANY YEARS. DI RATION.
Copy ofa Letter from Mr. Gamis, Chemist, l,oNil,

10 Professor Holloway.
Dear Sir--ln this district your Pills fennuLd a
more extensive sale than any other proprietary med
icnc before the public A. proof OF their efficacy
in Liver and Bilious Complaints ! may nehiloh TIE
following cn,e; A lady ui this town with whom
am personally acquainted, lor yeafs WIS stNctr
suG,Ier from disease of the Liver and IietsIi'e a.
gans; her medical uttcndent assried her lhH' he
could do Iothine Ia relieve her suheilugs bhd u was
not hkel, she could survive many months, 1hs I'd
nouuCemrpI naturally caused great blnIin MI dlR her
friends md relations, and they II dUCed t,i t. male
trial OF your pills whch 80 imrroved her geEciaI
health. that she was indrCcd tO cont IU' thtm mn
she received perfect tufc. This is twt.Ne me- Ihs
ugo, aud she has hot eNptriciotd snH hAmIhs 'i
relapse aud often declares that your Pls have Teen
The mfaus uf suviI = her life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

FLOUR FLOURll
\ FEW BBl.S. EXTRA TOUR for sale Ut
The lowest market prices, Tor each.
YOUNG,
i3 Parade curn'r.
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WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY RESTORATION
TO uEALTH tF GENTLEMAN, AGED A.,
WHEN At DEATHS DOOR.

Copy bf Letter from The Rev, hsul les saith dated
Norton, ~. Philips near Bath, rGineIs.t tshtie,
l7,h August, 1858.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
STA Mr.. JosFTH PIxTos, formerly ltsileni
OF this place, had been in deCuirg state. al health
for up,gafs ot Itee Years, gradually wasting nvHy
To shadow by nightly ptnpiTatiois aud want oi mp
peite which caused great un,bsi,sE to his ifitiis,
Hs te had consulted various medical neH M Bath
without effect lie AT last used your Fills, nhG ~ tc
Providence restored To health by iheii mans.
lie lalely cmigrlrd to New York, nnu has jnsi Nri
ten t. say, ihdt he IcV,T better IN health, 81 q
desired ne ~ Hcquuiht you with the ciT,tnsiofCe.
I ought also To mention tlat my wife had GtriNed
IuI hrutuI IL IL 1 NJ q L lils
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

OLIVER WtRE--A fne assortment of
y Spoons, G,rks, butter knives fruit knives,
cream Ia i'r' Jrly spoons, sugar sIitrrs, c., just
manufactured and Tor sale hy
i2l II H. TlSDlLE son
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

III ~ Corn or llir scenes Ia Ntw iuik u new
III supph ju-t received.
The Whit, slave ur Memoirs Of Fugitive BY
Richard iliidIeth Tor sale by
CiAs. T.. IIAMMETr, JR.,
JI 10 THdtur, street.
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TO MERCURY OR OrIUM SOLEMN
OATH.

DR.. Morse hating recent, heard dat some
phi, 81, ,nns aud several Druggists have asserted
that HIS Cordial Contained Mercury aud Opium,
these Physicians and D'ugglsis supposed il cor-
tanned Me, crt, or Ol,iun, from the singular en-
erg, with Which naa,s upon particular d'seases,
or from its great power Ia IchcvIng ain, or out
of envy, he know not.
Siatc uI NcM NnLk. EIiN AID County, of y. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-02

'IliE subscribers h I'VE lot of yard wide
Frcach aud English Prints, which they
VIII sell Tor 10 cts. rrr yard.
I23 LANTON & RORrHERS.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-18
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL FOR SALE,


eEs THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
ESssiiiii change his business, oHecs for sale the
...4m4A- well known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
living on the main stage route from Shasta to
Sacramento and on the north side OF Cotton
wood. The Ranch contains loo acres OF arabic
aand the whole enclosed by substantial fence
Among the improvements upon tue kanch are
ahe following:
A good and comnodious Dwelling House, tor
the past three years kept as public hotel;
first rate Barn. sufficiently capacIo'ls TO contain
100 tons of hay, and comfortably stable hity
horses; a well of good water at the door-also
a well in the garden with a chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water TO
all parts of the garden Garden containing
about five acres Of land in high state OF culti-
walton; together with "a Grainery Cellar Milk
House. Chicken House, Coral, and all other ne
cessarv buildings and improvements. The
"Olive Branch" too. has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will be made reasonable.
For ful particulars inquire Of the subscriber
Oh the premises " ~. LEAN:
CottonwQqd. July Is, 1873. 2ylSi
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom
IN it may concern. that the undersigned Will
apply to the Judge of the 9th Judicial District
of the State of California. on some day of the
next regular term of the District Court for Shas
ia county, (said term to commence on the 9th
day of November, A. d. 1854, for License to
establish and keep, for the period OF one year,
a Toll Ferry across the Sacramento river IN
said county, at point on said river where the
main road leading from Shasta to Oak Rum &c.
crosses said stream, y. w. GREEN,
w. II. Scare.
Shasta Oct oa 1884 o4-5t