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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

ALL P=rEous knowing sssEsseiyes iu3=bt-s 20 Ne-
f=I d hLoI I=sLE recsssfeG call AID scLIe
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-06

CEILDREN'S HATS.
A cHC-CE vzsssiy 0i cElidEea's F-acy Ezss,-5zs;
a sfta=4 a.
layE. " d. NoTTE 4 BRO :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
THE LATE HOMICIDE

An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner ODon-
nell at No. 1875 Crosby st, upon the body OF James
+ NIGH the lad who died from the effects of a At 40
in the wrist, inflicted by Luxe MCsbe, one of his
conpar ions The evidence adducei went 20 shes,
that TIE deceased and Meade we're sky.larking on
the side walk in front of No. l35 Crosby--t on the
evening of the 18th nit. when the latter drew pen
knife not apparently with the intention OF inhIctns
an injury but be made passes At NJ Gill severt times,
and the latter retreatDg cautioned him not 10 use the
knife so reckltssly. NJ Cabe however, continued to
cut a, NJ Gill and finally plugged it into the joint OF
hs wrist. The wound was not thought TO he serl-
Gus at the time and the parties played together after
wsIds, ard on the following day the dece ised set
type at the printing office where he was learning his
trade. physician not called unit a week after
the stab was inflicted but BY this time Inflammation
had extended to parts more vital, and on Wednesday
last the lad died. The jury rendered the following
verdict That deceased came to his death from the
effects Of wounl inflicted by knife in the hands OF
Luke Nj Cabe."
The deceased wasa native Of Ireland ls years of
age. Upon the rendition Of the verdict, Cabe, who
had been ARE s,ed, was committed BY the Coroner for
examination The witnesses in the were also
hold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

.Ir,ched hepeN In q miserable garrett, in some BY
reet of the Irish capital she suddenly lay down. and
the A. al rot,ed gradually from her bones. To her
ls,t gasp the one strong thought Wa uppermost
vilI vss found bequesthing to her son-frt styled
n, Burek and then erssed and changed TO Delacour-
geo coo sterling or sioo 900, which she hsd saved
and tie interest bequeahed by her daughters in the
eststes The last child, Honora, did not survive her
unnatural me, Der many months. The seeds OF poison
had been too fatally Dying interstate the title
N the estates was disputed with young De Burgh by
the heir.at.lsw and brother Of the decessed Hand
cock. and on the trial these horrid facts have
told ,ben came forth to gil with horror every gentle
mind. With compromise in which young De Burgh
Yields his claim for certain considerations the curtain
has fallen on the revolving scene. Weeave the drsma
10 point its own moral. 1t reminds of me Of
those scenes OF deprsviy amcpg the French nooesse
which preceded and fastened the revolution. Ginning
at this moment, i. will speak trumpet tongued to
England.
Lord ClMTcsrde has tSo sons, Lord Dunken,
young mnn OF great promise and most noble ard gen
erous nature who recently taken prisoner before
Sevss,opol, ard restored 10 bis sire by the Car With
much q nse couIesy, and Lord Hubert De Bargh
attached to The Biti-h Embassy in Switzerland,
Three OF his daughters have been married the edes.
lately deceased TO Lord Lascelfs eldest son OF the
Earl Ct Hardwood the second, Lady Emily. for
several yaars the Of London seasons lately msr
red to tie youthful Lord Dungarvan and Lady Car
ol1e, welded TO wealthy Leicester Squire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
FIRES.

FIRE Ar THE FOOT OF CHRISTOPHER ST., on BOARD OF
sLooP.
Yesterday morning at II o'clock, fire broke out
on board of the soop Warren, loaded with hay lying
a, the foot of Chrisopherst., North River The fire
il supposed to have originated from defect in the
stove pipe in the cook galley. The flames commu-
pics,ed to the hay the main bulk OF which WAS de-
.royed. The vessel escaped serious damage, as she
va. filed with water by the fremep, and sunk at her
dock. The cargo was owned by Mr.. Murray, OF this
CITY, and is unir sured. The Captain s part owner OF
the vessel with Mr.. Trowbridge, of NeT-Haven.
FIRE IN BRooKLrs.
Yesterday afternoon about o clock fire occurred
on the corner of Boerum and Liviugston-sts, which
involves the loss of property amounting TO about
s. 600 in value. The fire commenced In large
frame building on the corner, owned and occupied oy
George X. Wall as sash and blind manutsctory.
The flames spread to adjoining paint shop on Law
ing son-st and II ence TO double frame house occu-
pied BY Mr. Wall and Mr.. George Gibson. On Boz
rum st., a frame building recently occupied as an
ronrang mandatory, but used as sale stable be-
fore the fire, by Mr.. Benson, was burned down. Mr..
John Schenck is the owner. The loss is covered by
insurance in the Nassau Company. lvery-sttole
adjoining owned by Aid. Rem.en, narrowly escaped,
il having caught fire several times. The houses on
the opposite side of the street were saved with the
greatest officially. stable in the rear was likewise
destroyed. 1t belonged to Mr.. Wal The fire orig
mated ong the stock in the basement of the sash
mandatory, and it is evident that it was caused by
accident. The great bulk of the property destroyed
belonged to Mr.. WALL His loss reaches e., 900 upon
which there are nsurapces TO the following amounts
in the Offices nsmed: Nassau, $500; Atlantic, $500
Beelnan, $500; St. Mark g, $500 Mr.. Gibson lost
about $500 in household furniture, and the loss on
the other buildings will amount to about $4,000
mostly insured The buildings destroyed we're all Of
an inferior cass, Of wood, and very combusible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.

LArscHrs-The chip Neptune of 500 suns bursh'
en-, intended for Messrs. c. II. Marshall & Co.'S
4" Black Ball Line Of Liverpool Packets" will be
launched At oi O'Clock this morning, from the yard
Of VIM. II. Webb, at the foot OF Sixth ct.
The steamship ARIEL will be launched q, the same
time this morning, from the foot of Nineteenth St,
East River.
NAy.L.-when of Key West, the U. s. steamer
San Jscinto broke the third and last blade Of her
crew.propeller. She was last from st. Thomas
which port she left the 10th February. Left At St.
Thomas the L. s. steamer Fulton, Capt Mitchell. t.
leave on the 4h Of March for Martinique 10 search Of
the sloop.of-war Albany. The U. sioop-otwar
Falmouth, Capt. Shaw, was entering the harbor OF
ST. Domingo City when the San Jacinto left. The
officers and crew all we'll
MARINE Disasters And Loss OF LIFE AID PROP
FRIY on THE LANES DURING THE PAST YEAR
Buffalo papers contain the annual list of disasters on
the western lakes during the year 1854, showing g
Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
CITY ITEMS

Miss Albyn Stewart, a young Soprano from the
Roy al Academy Of Music IN London, who has sung
in all the principal cities of England and Scotland, in
come con with Sims Reeves and other eminent artists
and with great success will shortly make her first ap-
pearance before an American audience at concert.
in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
rease over any previous year.
Io,s,s hy steam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ff6j 400
Ls,s.s b, propeller................ go 90

There is a number of vessels with cargo on board
frozen up in the lakes outside caught BY the sudden
closing of the season that will be le.s injured
The amount cannot be ascer,ancd until the result Is
known in The sprirg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

PRIZE DRAsAs We hear that fifty. seven plays
have been sent in for Bsrnums prizes $500 for the
beet and $3.50 for the second BEST the time was up
on the lst inst, and the committee now at work
upon the documents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

TONIGHT Our advertising columns chow that a
sacred and secular concert will be given TO night at
the Academy, Fourteenth inclu'ing Rossinis
Stabat Mater, extracts from Meyerbeers Prophete,
with other matter, given by the entire force Of the
company. See details therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

Susan B. Anthony vii be IN sttendarce.
Meetings to commence at o'clock L. II. and "a
the evening. p. NJ. session, free; evening l2i cents
admission.
Iii. hoped each town in the county will be largely
represented, and tina, all willing to hear viii attend.
By order OF the w. K. Committee,
SUSAN B. ANTHONY. Geaenl Agent
Roohsste- Feb n, lsSa
N.B.-Couniy papers pleaee copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

orrsIsc OF AsorHER WARD scHool.-rss -.
building for Ward School No. II, situated m So
feenih-s', near Eighih-av, Is now se.siy couo,.Ss
The Principals are already in attendants. !, u.
school house from O'Clock, A. N. ,il , a. la.
p. NJ, every day for the purpose OF ray;,,o,,.,
scholars The school viii probably coums.cs !.
regulars session in week. The pablo ooeoin, az.
cisss will take place on Tuesday, Msrrh "a =, I,
O'Clock, P. NJ, when advises BY several n.,,,...
pnbhe'pealei'' and other appropriate exercises. ana,
be expected.
NORTHERN DIsFrss.sr RsPoRr.-The Rs,o,, =,
the Northern Dispensary for the month of psh,,.--
1855, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

County Womans Rights Meetings, to discuss all
the reascns that inpel Woman to demand her Right
.. SrF,ags ~ii he held Al foilovs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

The Honest Truth, Weekly Journal edited by
Michel Doheny, made its appearance yesterday. 1t
is handsome quarto, and its leading articles are Wig.
orously written. 1t declares in favor Of extending
the Elective Franchise to colored men, against
extending it to women, and against the Maine
Law. Still, we adhere to the belief that no
other messure could 30 much benefit that portion
Of the public whom TIE Honest Truth spe tally sd-
dreeses-the Irsh-as the Punishment Of Intoxicating
liquors. But for Irish grog shops, we dare say the
Know. Nothings would never have been heard OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

CARDS LAyArIrTE.-Last evening Committee
Of the Gardes Lafayette gave grand military ball,
at the Apollo-rooms, for the benefit of the French
Benevolent Society. There ". a large company
present ard the affair passed of very pleasantly, and
to the satisfaction Of al concerned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

Ii will he seen by their advertisement, tina, "
New.York Kansas League, under the sapsrvisoad
their lsst years Suoerintendent, is IN oprsia
Those int noipg 10 locate in Kansas are advised
apply to Mr.. W alter for reliable information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

ACCIDENT AT PoUGHxEEPsig.-A fatal sccidsns
happened at Pougbkeepsie, on the LIST iost to MAJ
of the name of Patrick Rockford, working 10 tho
Blast Furnace at the foot Of Union-s He was Grub
ed beneath heap of ore, while at work, and was
injured that his life is despaired Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

CADET AProiSrsrSr.-we notice the appoint.
nept Of Cadet to the Military Academy At Va,
Point from the Third Congressional District ~,
City rendered by the Hon. Hiram Walbridse, epr.
sentative from said District 70 tha, saden, in d.
New York Free Academy whom his feio x-s,uieas
might select. The students msde choice OF W.l-
McFsh-nd. Of the Fresbmsn Class and this Frdr
morning DR.. Webster, PrincipL OF the Acadeu,
announced TO the students that, on the recommend.
ton of the Hon Mr.. Wslbrldge, the appointing.
had been conferred upon their selection. The ST.
dents aud friends of the Acsd smy are under ma.
Obligations 10 the honorable gentleman FOR this toxic
OF regard The selection has fallen upon = wor,s,
and deserving youth. He i. half orphan his iatss
being deceased, and while member Of the Aass
envy has maintained high rank as q scholar. th,ra
be has been Obliged 20 inierrup, his studies wts
by giving privste instruction, in order TO acquire u
means of support for himself, widowed ms,hes a.,
a dependant family. The friends OF both iusdr
iions, we sre satisfied, will never have occasion %
regret the high honor conferred on the selects
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03
TIE accused was taken before Justice Brennan, 70
held TO bail in 81, 0O0 to answer the charge

FATAL ACCIDENT AT RosDoUr.-An sccldsx
happened at Rondout on the I'd inst, by which ma
Of the name OF John Cox was killed. He was ras
over by team, the driver Of which was wsIkingbe
hind the wagon; and the frs, thing the driver "sd
him was bis head, literally smashed to pieces. b
was young man. abou, rs years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

The Gra.i..Guide is new advertising paper in the
German language issued by Mr.. +. Gerhard in this
City It. reading columns are filed with information Of
great value to the German immigrant the possession Of
which will save him from thousand inposisons on
bis arvs 81 here SIR. Gerhard announces that he has
made arrangements to put his sheet into the hands Of
every immigrant who leaves he Continen. Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

EARTBQAKE IN COLOMBIA CoUsTY-The inhsot
ants Of Columbia County were dresdfully ssmss
on Tuesday night, about 70 o'clock BY two dl'tns
shocks Of an earthquake, that sounded like dis'.s
thunder or cannonsdng, and shook the houses to ~
foundations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

SUDDEN DEATH AT CoBLEsKILLE shsns
Kilman, Of Cobeskie, died suddenly, In her rsea
on TUESDAY night. 1t appears that Mrs. klmso ,.
Just returned from meeting and went up stairs 70 -
some clothes away, when the family were Areu'sS
hearing her fall heavily, and before they could nass
assistance. life was extinct. She appeared . mon@
before, to be in perfect health and spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

The DIRT C,RrNEs on SrRISE.-ln ace )rdsas
with resolution adopted by the Dirt Cartmeri
Union Benevolent Sociey, the officers gave noiNs
contractors Of cellars and Others whom il may Coz.
Germ. that II is the determination Of the memberd
the Society, that on aud after the first day OF Ny
next twenty shangs per day shall be the wages, AL
ten hours be the days work. We believe they n
ceive now but eighteen shillings per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03

ARREST TOR SENDING A CHALLESGE.-Edwri
MsrshaJl of Brooklyn, WAS yesterday charged va
sending written challenge to fight Willard +. On
void. Of No. l9l Sixth ST., with whom he had had .
quarrel about lady. The following is copy OF d,
document:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

simeon Diapers regular semiweeky sale o. bonds and
stocks viii take place to morrow at hafpast IL o'clock
al the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board the market for some stocks was
shade better. Nicaragua Transit advanced Is per cent;
Erie, "a Illinois Central Bonds 4. Hudson River Rail
road declined y per cent? Reading Railroad, 4. : g
bank statement has a slightly favorable effect.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

DooMs WITH STEAM POWER, OR UNDETACHED,
IL building and wei! lighted and with heating and dry
ing apparatus complete, let moderate erma.
Enquire IL and II Pitt ST.. near Grand Also building
and lot, 90 by 100 feet, for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

think the republican ticket win have vote in ten In
the cf the State the is should not Be
surprised should the wings nominate ticket II 1t should
poll more votes than the republican. My Know Nothing
Unicn, in Pennsylvania, Maine, Indiana, &c. might al
well take in their sign and go along with aughter)
Mr. Van Buren, concluded by proposing three cheers
for the democratic platform, and three for the
ticket, which we're given most heartily
Three cheers then given for John Van Buren, and
the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

Increase .... .$1l ,274 SO s6,701 Is s17,9.2 II
An application made to the Supreme Court, before
Judge Roosevelt Saturday, by the United States Trust
Company, for directions relative to second dividend to
the deposors of the Knckerbocker Savings Bank the
question being whether divide Immediately heamoun
hand to await the realization of other assets
no. at present available. Judge Roosevelt decided in ia
Of the former The amount at present hand
is sufficient for dividend Of y per cent, making, with
the amount previously paid eighty three and onethrd
cents the dollar 1t is estimated that the remaining
assets win be sufficient to make further dividend Of five
per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23
ADVEETISEMEsTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
TENANTS REGISTER.


EQ1 BROADwAY-TO LET, AT ISL BROADWAY,
OCl handsome parors and bedrooms with gas, CRATES
Croion &C., &C. Breakfast and tea, " required These
commodaious really superior and offered very
moderate rates. ISL, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
900 HENRY STREET, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE.
OAO lghfu and convenient 10 The south ferries; be
had furnished paror and bedroom, with panres
together This offers superior accomno
cations permanent couple desiring to be permanent Apply
above.
A SMALL GENTEEL BRICK HOUSE TO LET AND
n furniture sale-The house has gas, water coaefa
marble manels &c Rent low. The furniture
for sale the present obliged 20 Soub
oi III health. House need amply For
fun particulars INQUIRE Al 425 Hudson street, one door from
Ieiey.
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO fET.-FURr1TURE GOOT)
~ Everything for Housekeeping; until Nav efb0 with
immediate possesson very suitable or genee family and
proyemenis. 0as, chandeliers hahs, rance. 1c.
W. RICHARDS, Syi Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

MURRAY STREET-NEAR BROADWAY.-TO LEASE.
WI an elegant modern building, with fine architectural
and containing every convenience OF first class Will
be leased for term and possession given time
between the the arst of May For partcu
lars, apply 10 A. j. BLEECKER h co.
Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the hadiDg departments of the hanks Of
this city during the week preceding Saturday morning
Oct. 20, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-23

DART OF A HOUSE TO LET-CONSIsTING OF FOUR
IN second story, front basement aad two upper
rooms in two and half story house. situated west side Of
the furniture would e with the same all disposed
reasonable figure. Rent very moderate Address A. G. b..
Herald Office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
TIINsLEY e. CO.'S.

BOSTON, New York Philadelphia & Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, &c. +, and for the collection and payment,
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES BOSTON, IL State street; New
York, Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila.
dcphia, 80 Chesnut street; Newport, I0OThames
treet; Fall River, Main street, (Mount Hope
Bocko jy3.
" ID. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent ~ the authorized Agcn, Tor the Daily
News and and HeraI ofthe Times IN the cities o
Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, aud is duly
empowered to take advertisements and subsorip
tions nj the rates as ,cquired by Ills receipts
will bc regarded Ne payments. His Offices are
Boston, Scollay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Buiiding; Philadelphia, North.
ives, corner Of sfThirdpus Chesnut sttrc,s.
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ENrENsIYE
EN NrENSlvE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE & FRESH
{: Il OCs 2. IL ES.

EkrENSivE
SPRING SUPPLY OF CHOICE & FRESH
GK OCE RIES.
NEWTON MOTHERS msiu the atien
' tioa of their custnn,r,s ~ the ioiiowing
rh''ee stock oi i,,s, G,nily G,ocrrh's Just reed
per shop ii,enzi i'"n New York, wh,ch ne oil
hrrd al wh 'lc-als ani retail ia lu.n,'ifs 10
slut purchasers ~ the iowest lnarket l,rir,s
~ bbls New ORLEANS Moi ,ssrs
80 boxes brown IIayrna Sugu
10 bags lava ri, C0lre aud uocha Coffee. :
.O Packages rrvn and Dlaea Teas
I'D bbis stewart refined Sasals
ipSes ~ in.i,ri laf Sugar
p bbls cru he'd ,nd :, ,ound Su,m
"a Boxcs ground Colrc
100 bbls snpcriie and extra Flour
2DD bags extra L,m,l, Fhm
bids iIonuny aud s;amp in sua!l bags
~ b,xes h..tun Gris aml Funp
25 l1>es 'hh, aa'i pearl Siarcn
2D.nsss lnlgp aud F,s Blue
40 pxes Cas,ih, and Fancy Soap
100 m'x's extra nni No. so,p
81 easrs patent amsterdam Candles
Ibis smoked Beef AMI ronsms
10 isis Hams
bp0 hays line Sali
cascs table Salt
Is ful,s leaf Lard
80 boxes Cheese
I'D fi.rces prime Rice
90 bpx = n.iied S,l.er,iu.
bikes Sup. Curb. S".
~ bo>'s Cream - larur
~ lnN's Chocolate and cocpa
10 c"scs baking Powder
~ c,sea .im "a an! English Muslud
70 tWx - Pepper Sauce
eases + iyii.h S.wes ,nd Pickles
2j h,skets Olive Oil
I'D boxes Olives ani Capers
100 hoxes hInrh AMI layer Rsisins.,
100 hall aud ,lu ,rtcr boxes itiisms
rs Kegs u ,i-ins
~ DbOxrs Smyrna Raisins
100 i,uns Fi!s
5cases i'rn's in Fancy boxes aaL jas
CASKS Curanls
2O bpxcs titron
- bis iried Apples
b,is dried Peaches aud Pluns
D bags Almonds
10 boxes Lemons
10 boxes pure ground Spices
~ Kegs prre ground q ngrr
cases Nu,megs aud Mace
bag. Cloves, P,nnt", and Pepper
IO boxes Lemon SSiup
~ c,scs Nwiaroi AMI Vera n,c-ll
D kegs Peul Barley
p box Fancy Crackers
b bc,se' Preserves ard Jcll.s
10 bbis Ehphant Oil
~ Bundles Broom,
23 boxes manui ,ctur.d robacro
Cases smoking and chewing T.b,rco
2bjlrs Maccal,oy Snun
5bbls Scotch Snuff
lo) boxcs Pipes
2oD rsans Wrapping Paper
70 bbls 'hier and Wine Vinegar
~ c"srs "olIu's Schiel,m >chnirps
% c,sks Scotch Ale and London Porer
NW Ia m',nd :, gus. BE-, &c. InpO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
Stoveg, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c ( s :.

MAY always be found at the Subscribers, o
Itl most approved patterns, aud set with care,
and warranted TO work we'll. Also, tin aud sheet
iron ware on hand, with other articles usually
Kept al such . store. Tin, copper, and slice
,ros s,s ssds o er,cr. Orders solicited.
WM BROWkELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-27
EEvER-SORE CURED.

rho Rev. RICHARD DUNNIN9, Pastor OF tho Pres
yirfh church. Adams Basin. Monroe county, New York.
sfplt io U.S. have just received letter Mr. CHAn-
NV DuHNse ltive to he OF his Feyer.sors You
aaP depend Oh whit Il states, for he 10 Christian
nd M elder in the church. Some years since be had
ave one VI his egs cut o 10 his life In consequence
Feversore. The other leg being now affected. aud
bout 10 be ampuated. recommended BRAsr's MIpi.
lss. Read tho result He hore used only Ityes
oTTLEs of BRANTS MEDICINE. placed ALL Horu,
from pcn recommendation, not Mcdzsns and Gun now
ay that with the pleasing of God, Aas Effected eve u
" iey'" See Pamphlets for full particulars.