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.sn-sssusy. -. $500 90
s.ni- ssSa.iiy -. ... 49,. -. 1900 90
c.ssiis. iSs Bold: pen
p:sss s: ..s
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500 shares Hart'ord aad New Haven R.ilresa
SIS sSss:. H:i.isis and irs1. ' " 5s
O1'h.rss Bsssos aad " srossssi 4.
share: New Albany and Sale. Wv"
$50 share: cosi;e ;ieai River RR '""
Go. ....................-...... 1900 % fr
deoes 10 per cent. Gaarsntesd Jef
SsoeA-..-.----. o5op %
800 shares Pheni1 Bank. Hart
sos Snare: Eisl.a: ::' Bank. Hart @'@
800 share. Farm. and Mech. Bank
lS :s..s. 5ssa::;i i River Bank. '''" "
2 200 shares Hartford b. Hartford. Is 600
us DO stass :. 10 % u sss 90 rra
IS. DO Bsn s22 ofH.rssers coansy. TO" 'aaa3
Hart'ords...................s 7s3o %
IS .hares Eagle Bank Providens.. 1850 %
10 shares Bank Of America. New = ~.
New YerS........ ....... -. 1900 %,
50 shares b nk Of Common wealth, -
4 New Ycik....................... 4.sco %
$50 shares Bank Of Republic, New
81 York ............'... II. $50 90 a,1
as shares Union b.. New York.. 4,350 70
l6O do Peorles a. 400 60
II Hanover $3.50 90
900 do Mectanic's' Z" :. II. 1000
100 do New York Life ms and
Trust Co.. New lorh. 200 90
100 shares United States Trust Co..
''''.' ii4.oss 90
paid ia.:.......'...... ........ soo no
so share Connections River Company....... ESQ 90
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WArERrowN. MASS. Nav 4, 1874.

tl1t wArERrowN. MASS. May 1, 1854. .
PRoP. o. J. wooD: Allow the virtues and
magic Of Hair Three months since
being exceedingly purchased and mmeneed
bottles and h soon began 70 tell In restoring the si
their native color and the hair which be-
fore dry failing slos-
~ and ceased falling: the daasrua disappeared and the
scalp lost all the dsagesas itching Annoying BEFORE aad
not only look out feel young again.
Respectfully. yours. etc..
t..f- CHARLES WHITNEY.
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and reta h Market
st. Louie. No. and 695 Broadway New York.
where also all the popular edcines for sse
Wholesale retail ~ low and favorable terms they
Ne bought ct any other house. flff ~ IL q
Hg- sale At manufactarer's prices BY HALL0CK
STOODARD and all the principal druggists where
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STATE OF lNDIANA,l ss $50 b.. t..4.
vANDERRCRsH CoCNTY. %
diana. June term. 1855.
Joseph N. Caldwell
william Parker. (eolored)
1T appearing IRON sidsvit Sled In NJ once sets.,
forth the said William Parker IL sota resdent
the State Of Indiana The said defendant william Parker
therefore hereby De6ed Of the pendency
titled action. and that the win tria a. the
nett term said Court TO be begun cou,t
House in the city Evansville
A. d. 1855. JACOB LUNKENHEfNER
April 30. 1855.
Wheeler & Robinson Attorneys Tor Pl.i.t;a ,,v4.1v
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tuNHE Of this wonderful Hair are pro-
ducing the sstonhiss results ia the public mind;
an young lavish in their praises Of the virtues Of
remarkable composition the only preparation that can
be grey hair to its natural color and
re- produce bald heads luxarisnt growth Read the
following +, v,,.o., wo.,,.-., 90 NJ. 20 ,,u
fEoy yXd SiSie sita q. ;ssrs In ss.r, n.
Hair Restorative As far back 36. hair enced
falling ustil the Of scalp became bald and smooth
gas had used many prevent
stvss Seeing your sdvsrtisemsat was ndscsd 70 give
your article trial. and to ny sstonishent found sitter
few spplcaons that hair became firmly and assumed
very gesy and bss1dfal sppsAr.see. and y the ,ims
had used the contents Of bottle bald head Was
with young and growth hair which 10
one two Inches in length and gro wing very fast
Yours "sEgSRy coonRroH
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~ a. rerts.,4 DlSSYLUTION.. "a sg.-+o :.
TIME paYtnership heretofore existing between the
dersgned under the Ar Of v. x Hen sYieks Co., G
! liz -. -rT-s1 Nv. X. HENDRICKS.
dscl5-n JOS. H. HENDRIcKS.
---'e5I CO.PARTNERSH1
ME undengned havs ths Day fsrmsc
III under the firm of Hendricks B NcRsa and will con nue
the Boot and Shoe basinsss the old ahd CIV HeA-
dI ass;.s, ss''nivqga sti M cRExa
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWEL

WE have rust received our new stock Of Watches.
~ Clocks Jswery and Silver Ware aitesrthsr the 6ness
and largest stock offered in this city, and which, be
ing purchased low enables cell NJ lover heurss
than usual We have COLA silver hnntins and
Watches from the finest de.n 20 theeheap articles .ofd
seal ale and Taio rings drops sad rings; guard
fob keys seas In short article In line busss
in variety OF style and price. - .,f.ts.- AZ
We have also made arrangements by which viii be
constantly supplied with every style OF iron and wood esse
eehday and thirty eloets direct the factory
which we viii sell shoesas RETAIL Low - they ess be
purchased In Western city. - " Y
BiTTROLFF SONS. Main st.. bet. LIST snd I'd. !
N. B-Evsry article sold in sabshuent warranted
to he represensed s,rfuzL III
Old gold an svs stths highest price, taken in szeh.nss
for iswelrv. sea- e. -arnsl rrff api1
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IVORY TABLE KNIv -.

IVORY TABLE ANIv -. q. :. =
sets or ss pieces which both ussful and suit
able for Chrstmas New Yean The attention Of
ho era h called this CHA8. B. WBLLS
deeI1 9doers below the Braneh Bank
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Losses adjusted and due-noss.
Losses justed and not due ......... $67. ISL A
Leases unadj ussed and In suspense. watt .flF
All other claims the Company small printing.
etc. EH j. 81 -tI
Agents to take o risk <lo 600
The amount insured in ety. village net fxed
but depends the character material and
oftuldng the width Of streets the facilities for sxtin
gushing 6res. and 9th ercu msts ....s
The buldsnes
ton limit the loss BY any IRE 10 $4,000 less
copy OF the Act Of Incorporation. and all amendmens
thereof. is herewith pres. nted.
STATE H.rE,S OF Cco COME SIS. e
HAsfToRD. March 18th, 1855.
Personally appeared Thos Alexander Secretary the
E.na Company.
statement by him ubscrbed 10 according 20 his beat
kno Wedge aad belief. HENRY FOWLER.
Justice Of the Peace.
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HALL. DODDs 4 CO.'S
FIR Il p R o . z 3 a r e 3
NEW WAsHINGTON HOTRI..

HORNBROOK CHURCHILL, Agents.
r,,tr,, Water street. Evansville. Ind.
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WHITE LIME AND CEMENT. 90
u nya rESNEy AsoREvsov.
"A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
osF received iargs lot 81 SssirAbs spring Goods
- consisting in part Of a..
20 cases Fancy Prints. 60 on
t-' 10 do Assorted Cettona dea. ..lf.....
r..-... 10 do Bl-ached MusIins
do Barge C Lains. ff lir H
fs ~ Il do Nankeens. ~. .-.. .,fl f q, a..
do Colorsd ana B1eaeAsd CAnbriss %
- do Fancy Gisgham ,.fitf--sf - = .tr e..
3 do Jaeonets and Cambries.
100 dos SuspeudeD. 70 2 - hi1 ~ n q.
Besides. large Nossnsf such Coahs Pins
TONS Threads Needless all for sale low prices
Nv ant "a 20 :! H. MAGHEE 4 co.
90 = PUMP CHAIN AND PkxTCRE9. q
CONSTANTLY stock Of Pump Chain ef
u best qualify pine and poplar rubing Cufbs Reels
completes sals Wholesale and retail q lewes 6su By
my5 ..-.-- nAnCOOA bhO.
81 st James Sussr -Eouss Aslssss In bys asdhf-SSls
10 bag Pepper and Spice; 50 bills Rssin; -.
sobxs Ciueinassi Soap 50 bxs Star Candles:A 2
1hsss He Gssss Seed. fer sale By
mkH ORE. pALIBLL & CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

ANOTHER MATT. WARp.-The Nash
Vile (Tsnn.) Wing gives the following
particulars Of a most horrible and tragicsl
affair that occurred at Pontiac, Miss, on
llth inst.
1t appears that Mr.. Brown, the principa
of the Male Academy at Pontiac, had pun
ished one of his. pupils about week since.
A brother of the boy that was whipped, by
&he name of Wray,made threats against Mr.
Brown for the aforesaid punishment, to
which but little attention was paid. On
Monday, young Wray, youth me II or
l8 years old, took a position where Mr..
Brown would pass on his way home from
school and waited until he came along,
when Wray attacked him.
The two clinched, brown aching only in
self defence, and those who sa it thought
it only to be scuffle between them, until
they saw b. run few yards, put his hands
upon his abdomen, and fell down lifeiess.-
While they were clnched, Wray had in
flicted two wounds upon Brown with
large bowie knife, which killed him almost
INSTANTLY. The young man was arrested
mt once. Mr. Brown was man much re-
spected, and leaves young widow TO
whom he had been married but a few
monhs, to mourn his carly and unimely
end.
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a PUGHisTlc JUDGE.-Justics is ,igor-
ously dispensed by the Kncksrbock ker courts
II we may Judge from the following court
report, taken from the Albany Register -
1.-Two men were recently brought before
Justice COle Of this city for being drunk
and disc orderly. One Of them began to ex.
plain matters, when he was interrupted in
his explanation by Justice Cole, who bade
him s.op-'not say another word, az he was
drunk Hunt, the culprit. denied that he
was drunk Justice Cole insisted vehe.
mently that he was,-that he was so drunk
his tongue could't wag in his head and
told him to sit down. The prisoner said
be 1icd,' VIII reupon the Minister of Jus-
tics rose in Ills ssat and dealt him blow
across the nose with the back Of his hand.
This was repeated, and the blood flowed
from his nose freely, and he bore the marks
Of being severely injured. lie appealed to
The Justice that his treatment was abusive,
and inquired il that was the kind of jus tice
that was dealt out there. He finally took
his seat, but laborng under considerable
excitment he could not retain it, and avow-
cd himself as good Judge of the law as
the Justice, and said that he should have
satisfaction, and that the charge that he
was drunk was "a ID lie,' Justice Cole
then seized him by the collar and, with as
: sistance, elected him from the courtroom,
telling him 10 return when sober -,
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GRAIN IN TRAKsITU.-The Utica Gazette
is informed that an unusually large amount
OF corn passed through that city by cana
for the eastern markets during last week
The Gazette says -
"For the twenty-tour hours ending last
evening, fifteen or sixteen boats, laden al
most exclusively with this product, aggre-
gsting over $4,000 bushels, were weighed
at the Lock here, besides number OF mix
ed cargoes, portion of which were of corn
Nearly all the full cargoes were shipped
from Oswego, by the Old Oswego Line,
destined for New York. An equal amount
Is believed to have passed the Collectors
office without being weighed here. Some
Flour and about IL 900 or $4,000 bushels
of Wheat, and one cargo Of Rye, arc also
reported to have been weighed at the Lock
yesterday.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY. The
Washington papers record the death Of
Mrs. Tayloe, venerable and esiu,ablo la
dy Of that city. The Organ says:
"Mrs. Tayloe was born in the year l772
in the then colony of Maryland, under the
Grown of England. It's representatives in
that colony were her sponsors in baptism.
BIer early youth was spent at the brilliant
court Of Annapolis-,hen the most polished
city in the colonies, north Of Charleston
in tho year 1898, after visit to Mount
Vernon, Mrs. Tayloe, had the honor Of be-
! ing sent to Alexandria by General WASH
iington, in his chariot drawn by four horses
i'm the style of that day having under her
charge Mrs. Washington's granddaughter,
the then beautiful Nelly Curtis, the sister
of G. w. p. Curtis, of Arlington.
Mrs. Tayloe was tn, mother Of large
family, and leaves surviving child
rem in Washington, in Virginia and in
Alabama. Her eldest son, who died in
1924, was a lieutenant in the U. s. Navy.
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DEFIANCE SALAM ANDER SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK 10 the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and F. C.. GoSFIS's
IMPESKrRABLE DEFIANCE Lock AMI
hIned in the world.
These Safes have taken the first premium
Medals in every exhibition held in the United
States during the past three years. Safes OF I'll
sizes, suitable for Merchants, Banks, Jewelry,
Record Offices, Steamboats,, etc., Fire and Thief
Proof Bank Vault Doors, Plate Chests, Tor pri-
vate families on hand, for sale, and made TO or.
der at the Depot, No. 1872 Pearl street, one
door below Maiden Lame, and at the Mnn.
Y.
J9 GIN
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LkFT.HASDED CONTINENTAL young
exquisite was lately listening to lady
friend singing song, in which the follow
ing lines occur -
I" BY that lair brow where innocence rcposes,
Like mooplish, resting upon snow"
Looking at him ntenlly she divided the
words in the first line in a manner rather
different from the true version, and not
particularly complimentary, thus:-
+" By that lair brow Wh~s in so-sene, reposcs
Like moonlight resting upon snow."
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~ like you" said girl to her suitor
"but can't leave home am a Widows
only darling no husband can equal my pa.
rent in Kindness"
"She is kind" replied the wooer but be
my wife we will live together, and see if /,
don't beat your mother!"
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FoRr LARAMIE CAPTURED by THE IspIAxs
The Missouri Republican publishes a
J letter dated Whitehead, Kansas, June 10,
which states that Fort Laramie had been
captured, and was in The hands Of. the Indians
great nsmbers Of whom were assembled at
the fort. Extensive robberies Of cattle,
horses, wagons, mules, &c, had been
committed.
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SWAIlTS CELEBRA TED
PAN AC 4 A,
FOR THE CURE OF lNCiPlENT
con PTION

u - ~ u M Il Il " N.
sCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE
SWELLING, RHEUMATISM, DIsEA- -Es or
THE LIVER 4 SKIN, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES OF TiE
BLOOD, AND THE EFFECTS OF MEdcURy
OWAlM's PANACEA has been for mere ,hsn o
~ years celebrated In this country nnd 10 Europe
Tor Its extraOr rlinaIy cures, for the rrriiicats Of
which reference is msde io the directions and hooks
(Which may be had grati") accompanying the Tan
acen.
II has been used IN hospitals and private practice
aud has had the singular fortune To be recommended
by the mot celebrated physiciai's aud other en'i-
heht persons. Among others u!
U. Gibson, NJ d., Professor oi Surgery, Pa. Uni
versity.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D., Prof Of Surgery, N. Y.
University
w. p. DEVICES, NJ. D., Prof. Of Mid, Pa. Uni
yersy-
N. Chapman, M. r. Prof OF Physic, Pa Univer-
II. Parks, MD Presr College OF Physicians,
Phia.
Dr. Del yalio Prof. Of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eourence dc Lurz, Prot OF surgery, Lisbon.
q. w. Irving, late Minister to Spain.
j. Chapman, Mcmher Of Royal college surgeons
London.
SIR TIomas Prurson, Mnj. General British Arws
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C., &C.
And, also, the wonderful cures effected
swans Panhcea, have for many years made II
invsl able remedy. The Pan..cea does not conie
Mercury in any ioru aud being an innocent prep
ration IL may be gwen 10 the most tender infant
The retail price has been Ieduced to 8 80 p,:
bottle (cOntaping tire. hall rints,)or three bolil.,
for 81
BEWARE OF IMPOsI rION.
swans Pahacea is in round bottles, nnted Ion
gitniiualy, with the following letters blown On tht
glass
SWANS -PANACEA-PIIILAD -
AMI having the name Jas swain, stamped on the
sealing wax, aud written on the label covering the
cork and "A splendid engraving for the side ol the
bottle. composed Of geOinetrc lathe work, com.
prsing nine dlter-L: lies, which have been turned
iOr the exclusive Use Of the Proprietor, by Draper
centre is n portrait Oi the late WIN. Sv1ii, ccpy
right secured.
ALSO, SWANS vERMIFUGE.
A valuable Family Medicine, being highly ip-
proved remedy for all Diseases arising from debility
Of the digestive organs, such us worms, Cholera
Murbus, Dysehtery, Fever and Agnc, Bleeding Piles,
Sick Headache, &c. Ac. see the Pamphlet (Which
may be had grdts) accompanying the Nermltuge.
Prepared only at SWiM5 LA A5ORA TORY, old
stand, seventh ST., below Chestnut philadelphia,
-, sold by all respectable Druggists Ia the United
,-iates.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.--Persons Wishing
to obtain the genuine SWAiM'S PANACEA aud
SWANS VERMiFCGE, should he careful To OBJ
serve that the name Of SWAIN is spelled correctly
on the bottles aud labels or they may be Imposed
on ny medicines made in imitation OF them, 10y
person bearing n s0nseuhat Similar name, well Cal
Iuluted 10 deceive.
General Agents for the United States.
SCIlEFFELlN, BROTHERS Co
l7o William Street, cor. Of Beekmnn street.
J2a-6m NEW-yOVK
FOX SALE.
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The Limerick Qreland) Chronicle gives
the following in its army news: The
widow Of Corporal John Brown, o! the
Royal Sappers and Miners, has married the
Emperor OF Morocco. She is an Irish
woman"
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PROVIDENCE & sroNiNGToN RAIL
ROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


liH assssag s5fz!s3,sEzg
IN and after Tuesday, May LIST. 1855, trains
" will run NJ follows
Accumulation Train leaves ProvidSnce at 7
so a. IN. stopping At ali way stations. Connect
iiy at Stonngton with Steamboat for New Lon
don. aud AZ New London the steamer connects
with the New London and New Haven cars al
10 so a. IN Tor New Haven AMI New York and
with tho New London aud Palmer cars for Nor
xich, &C. AZ Up. M.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
leaves Providence at 30 .. M.
Accommodation tram leaves Providence NJ
80 p. IN. stopping st ali way stations. Con.
Meeting at Stonington with steamer G. Wander
bih. Commodore or Plymouth Rock Tor New
York.
New York steamboat train leaves Providence
nj 6 10 D. M, 0n the arrival Of the 30 p. m.
train from Boston, New tedtori and Taunton.
Connecting at Stonington with steamer G. Van.
drrbIlt, ar ri, mouth Rock for New TS.
Steamboat train leaves Stonngton at "a. m.
ON arrival OF steamer &. Vanderbilt or Plymouth
Rock from New York, fr Providence, Boston,
Taunton aud New bedford
Local freight train leaves Stoninston at 6 80
q. m.
Accommodation Train leaves Stonington NJ T.
a. IN. stopping at all way stations, connecting
At Providence AT ii a N. With cars Tor Boston,
Trun.on aud New Bedford, at IL As u. IN. with
cars Tor Worcester.
Accommodation Train leaves Stonington AT
Is D. M. on arrival OF steamer which leaves
New lonLon on arrival Of the 8 a. IN. Express
tram New York.
FARES.
From Provd nee TO New York VI, steam.
boats Plymouth Rock aud Commo lore SO. To
New York, viz New London and New Haven
Railroad, ~. To New Haven, So 80. To
New London, 81 80.
STAGES
Connect NJ Apponang depot with the 80 a.
m. and 30 p. M tram fom Providence, and
the OO n. IN. train from S,onington. for Ma
tic, Greenville, Clyde Works, Lippitt, Phenix.
iiarrisvilIc, Arkwright, Fiskville, Jackson,
Hope, Cenrevil b, Cronp'on. Aquidneck. Cow
entry and Washington at w 'ktoId Depot
with accommodation trains each way Ter Wick
trans for King ton. Wakefield and Peacedale |;
Sioaington, fo- Brands Iron Works and Rock
vile; ut Westerly depot with accommodation
train. each way Tor Pottsr's Hill aud Tenper-
nnce Valley
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight for way stations received M the
Freight depot, Providence, before IL l-2 o'clock
pm, Wi b forwarded the same day. New
York ireish, received before 3 O'Clock, p. m.
will no forwarded the same day.
Freight will not he received unless properly
marked.
Goods will not he delivered without an order,
describ n! the IN ,rks and number Of packag or
parcels, uuless the owner is present.
Oil cl,ths, uchss and fire work OF every
descr ption, vii! not be taken for transportation.
ml2 A. MATHEWS, Supt.
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DIED.

In this city, 18th. Susan Ann. only child OF
John aud Susan Aun Eldrcd, aged year. 7 mo.
aud IL days.
lnthis city. Saturday, Miss Charlotte 7omp-
kins, daughter Of Mr.. Tillinshast Tompkinf,
aged 10 years.
Weeks, aged 100 years /; he fought at the battle
Of Bunker Hin.
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iaHaHaa a=-= ==H a-a - -
NJ Ar RIED.

A, Central Bap,is, CSxch. in ,hi. city. BY
Rev. DR.. Jackson, on the 2oxh, Mr.. Charles ".
Jernesan, Of Edsartown, Mass. and Miss Cle-
men,ine q. c., daughter Of Asa,ah Burdick,
E.q., Of this city.
la Brooklyn, llth inst. by Rev. TT. Guon,
MIR. James X. Van Zand,, Of Flushing, l.. l.,
aud Miss Jane NJ, daughter Of Signor Bli'z, Of
B.
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A man recently died at Stamford, Conn,
leaving five children, all Of whom were
horn after he was 70 years Of age.

The planet Venus is now the evening
star, and will continue so until October LIST.
For two or three months il will be increas-
ing in bniliancy, and may be seen plainly
with the naked eye in tho evening east OF
and about as degrees from the sun.
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HoN. ABBOTT LAwRENcK.-This gen.
tleman is still confined to his chamber by
severe illness and We regret TO learn that
during the past few days nc has been the
sictim Of intense sufering.-Boston Court
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OVERS HEALING EMBRoCATION.

This valuable remedy for Rheumatism, Pains,
Cuts &c, cannot be surpassed by any other article
in the market Pain Killer, Lniments, or other
nostIums are ihro WI aside wherever this embrnca-
ton is introduced. For sale by Hazard r Csswell
and X. J. Tay lur, Newport.
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Master of the House-"O... Mary what
is there for dinner to-day?'
81 think, sir its cold mutton, SIR"
"H'm-! Tell your mistress when she
comes in, that may possibly be detained in
the city on business, and she is on no ac-
count 10 wait dinner for me-
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Has man." asked prisoner Of
magistrate, q" any right 10 commit a nui-
sance 2"
"No sir, not even the Mayor"
"Then, sir, claim my liberty. was
arrested as a nuisance, and as no one has
right 10 commit me, move for nonsuit7"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
GREEyE's STRAW BONNET AND HAT
HLEACHERX.

NU FHHIfItr
THE Subscriber would inform the Ladies' of New
port aud vicinity, that he has made arrangements
receive all new styles for Bonnets soon they
cone out. ai-OsiIleach and Press Plan and Fan
cy NcapOlta isand warrant them not to ghrink.
Particular uteniiol paid to Dleachinr AMI Press.
ng Bloomer, Gents and Boys Hats, IN the inost
fashionable styles. p. II. eRLENE.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

A we'll furnished cottage on Kay ST., heir G one
of the most desirabe houses and situations in
Newport, for q summer residence a complete
stable aud small vegetable garden belong to the
premises apply ALFRED SMITH.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

Judge Story has charged the grand jury
OF Suffolk and Westchester couuties, New
York, that ale is not strong drink, and that
its sale, therefore, is not illegal.