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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

NAvAL.-Thc frigate Cumberland, Com
modore Strinsham, arrived at Boston on
Saturday, from tho Mediterranean. The
sloop Of war Falmouth, Commander Shaw.
was at Key West June 25th, To leave for
Havana in few days; officers and crew all
well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

A Proud REVOLUTIONARY SoLpiER.-
Lewis Sanders Noble, soldier Of the rcvo
luton and trooper in hsrion's legion,
died on the 10Th Of April in Clinch county,
Georgia, at the advanced age OF lOl years.
lie preserved to the last a hat worn by
him in battle, and pierced by nineteen bull
lets lie never would apply for or accept
any pension.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

The Paris correspondent Of the Com.
mercial Advertiser says that during the
month Of May the Paris Journal La Presse
paid to the Government for stamp duty tho
enormous sum Of S2i,OO It's circulation
Is $4,000 these $4,000 copies arc struck
or in two hours from four presses-tho
pnper being set up four times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

A WHIP QUEERLy FouSD-Jas. ). Nc.
lntire, U. s. A., adver,ises in the San Fran.
cisco Herald lady's riding whip that he
found in sturgeon weighing rs to 100
pounds which no had caught at Bsncia-
The whip is 81 l-a inches long, and silver
mounted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

A PHEcrous RELIc.-The Grand Lodge
o. Massachusetts, his in it's possession
lock Of Washington's hair. II is kept in
golden caskei, covered with glass, and
has been regularly transmitted from the
hands Of one Grand Master TO those OF his
successor, who always has il in personal
charge. Bunker Hill Aurora.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

GA.-The gas works in Bristol have
been completed, and the pipes in the streets
isid. The whole work has been very IA
pidly completed, under the effective man.
agemcn, OF George II. Norman, Esq, Of
NswPor.--Proy. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

Mr.. Wilson, late Commissioner of the
General Land Office, was removed, it j..
said, in consequence of some investigations
he had made into the land speculations of
favoriles oi the present administration.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

A ScoyyDREL DEED Some scoundrel
went into the office Of the Newport NeWs,
or Friday night last, and hung lavoriie
pet dog, belonging TO Col. Crarslon. As if
to add insult to injury, mo,t impertnent
note was left behind. The Col. offers a
reward Of $500 II the rogue was treated
after the fashion of his roguery he would
get no more than his desert ts.-Boslon Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

OfFnE SsEKNG.-The Nevburyport
Herald with great truth remarks 1T will
generally be Iuund that members Of an cld
patty are less greedy for Office than those
Of new one, ON he oround ths, tie vel
led are less greedy than the starving
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

CHUEcHrs IN E.GLAND.-According 10
recent report Of S.r William Clay, more
churches have been erected in England
during the last flty years, than had pr vi.
ously been built in five centuries.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05
DYER.s HEALING EMBRoCATloN.

This valuable remedy for Rheumatism, Pains,
Cuts, &c, csnno. be surpassed by any other article
in the market. Pain Killer, Lininents, or other
nostrums are thrown aside wherever this embrGca-
tion is introduced. For sale by Hazard Il Caswel
and X. J. Taylor, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

a NATURAL IsTERENcE.-It is not reason.
able to suppose that when young lady Of
foTs to hem cambric bandkcrclieis for a
rich bachelor, she means to sew in or.
der that shc mly r,apl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

An Irish Judge said when addressing
prisoner
You are to be hanged, anl hope 1, will
provo d warning 10 you
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

The Liquor Dealers Of New YWk inc
pose to start a newspaper organ, on the
model Of the London Times, with capital
uiisioo.OoO. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

RELIGIOUS CoSvERTs.-Onc hundred
and thirty six persons were admitted mem
bers OF churches in Boston on Sunday.
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Bp Gcle9rapI).
PITTsBuRGH, June %

PIrrsBuRGH, juno %
The ccremon nics attending the dedcai ion
of ST. Pauls Cathedral were highly impos
ing, commencing as early a. in the morn
ing.
Archbishop Hughes, Of New York. with
Ii Bishops, 35 Priests, participated in the
occasion, and over 5000 people were pres
ent. About 10 o'clock the doors Of the
Cathedral wcr C opened, and the procession
OF Bishops, Priests and boys, numbering
$50, entered ard celebrated Poniitical High
Mass. The Bishops were clothed in mag
nificent Costume.
Archbishop Hughes was conducted to
the pulpit by two of the clergy, and pro.
ceeded to speak from Acts Xxx, %. The
services consumed the principal part of the
day. In the evening, Archbishop Kendrick
preached from Matthew XII, 7, sermon
descriptive of the virtues of St. John.
BALTIMORE, June %.
A great shock of (supposed) earthquake
was experienced in this city about one
o'clock this morning. 1t aroused half the
inhabitants of The city, and many fled into
the streets. In the Eastern section some
windows were broken. The shock was al
so experienced in the country for distance
of seven miles from the city. 1t was sue
cecded by a rumblng noise.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The shock this morning was undoubted-
ly an earthquake. 1t lasted about ten sec
onds and houses and furniture sensbly vi.
brated. Many citizens, who were aroused,
were afraid to 90 to bed again. The pre-
else time of the occurrence was at l8 min
ules past IL o'clock. We have heard from
all the powder mil Is in the. vicinity, and it
is certain that no explosion caused the a.
larm, although it has been rumorcd that
some mills, eight miles from the city, blew
up in the night.
| Washington, June %.
The Union Of this morning denies the
Courier and 'Enquirer's statement in re-
gard to General Scott's claim, and says the
Attorney General has received several let
ters from Scott, and on intimation from the
latter he closed the argument on the case.
The Attorney General has taken up the
case for examination.
PORTLAND, June 80.
At the law term Of tho Supreme Court
at Augusta, in the case of John Hersam,
sentenced in the Police Court to fine and
Imprisonment for selling glass OF liquor,
Ch. Justice Shepley discharged prisoner
on writ of habeas corpus, deciding that
municipal Judge. and justices OF the peace
have 10 jurisdiction for Furnishing liquor
sellers, under the second section of the law,
which can only be done BY indictment and
trial by Jury in the Supreme Court. The
effect of this decision is to completely null-
fy the law so far as the manner and form OF
its execution ha. been attempted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

AZ We are indebted To the Hon. vii.
liam III. Seward for valuable public docu-
ments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05
NJ AR RIED.

At the DE Wolf house, Bristol, on the 9Th
inst. \ Mr.. Crawford Hart, Of Providence, to
Miss l.. =. Clark, of Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05
HERALD OF THE TIMES
-~-~-~~~~~c-~-~.~>- ~>~>~->--
THURSDAY July S, 1915. -

% Some time during last Friday night
a malicious scoundrel broke into the Daily
News Office, and took harmless and inoi.
fensivc little pet of mine, King Charles
Spaniel, who was sleeping on lounge, and
carrying him into the back office, coolly and
del berately hung him by the meek with
cord, which was obtainci in the office, TO
the arm Of one OF the Presses, and there
left him in his denth-strageles. This 6end-
ish and most dab lical act must have been
perf rmcd by some one who is entirely fa.
miliar with al the arrangements Of the Of
flee. Tho little Spaniel never went upon
the street, and never injured person in
any manner he was my peculiar pet, md
was universal favorite with all who visit
ed tho Office. The following is copy of
a letter which the back.hearted devil who
committed the murder left upon the Press
from which he hung "liule Harry
BY Clothes Line Dog-ograph prepared cx-
clusively for the Daily News.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

MAsr,LLAs of new aud elegant styles, Cor
Nl sale by y. LAWToN 4 BRorHERS.
80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05
No. 1876 NEW GOODS.

lHlo day received, a large assortment of
L. Chilirens' black and ccorcd Button Roots,
SEABURY's,
J22 40 Thamos.r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

CORN, Oats, Fine 7 erd, &C., &c.
" 1900 bu-h. Obi" Cnrn,
700 do Ihicngo Oats,
500 10 Fine Feed,
80 bales Rye Straw,
Landing this day from sloop Willard, Co,
nercial wharf, aud Tor sale by
J2l J. N. & q. W. PERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

TIE War in the East-rortiol'os containing
L 4splendid c"or.i engravings, with rxplana.
tory Charts Of this int resting subject, reed this
day and tor sale low at TlSDALE'S
J22 New 8 ore, 1i6 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

nUTCII Anchovic, fpr sale ly
~ IA NEWTON BROTHERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-07-05

ADIES' F'ench Toilet Sippcrs---Ju,t re-
IL ceivcd at SEABuRY's, 40 -rhamcs-st., II
fine assortment Of ladics' Coloreh Glove Kid
Toilet Slippers, manufactured by Este. Also
two cases of Embroidered Slippers. J22
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
VOL. 4-..NO. 81.
DAILY NIRGINIAN.
Technical Obsei vations.

A few days ago a couple Of men got into a
fight, and rs consequence. it being naturally
the case. ring of excited individuals got a
round the parties. and each, according to his
own feelings in the matter, gave his advice.
Peg il into him. snid the shoemaker; cham
mer his upper leather for him; that's it wax him
my lad; beat his soul out of him.
"Cut it into him, old fellow" said the butcher;
knock him on the head. Say why don't you
punch his ribs You're regular calf. you are !
knuckle him now yer got him, and make mince
meat of him"
Dress him WE'LL" said the tailor; "see how he
pants, fell him give him sticth in the ribs !!
button up his lip,and knock him bang up"
Tan his hide" said the currier peel the bark
off his nose-and damage his skim
That suits mo exactly" said the lawyer; get
his head in chanoery and bleed him till he plcadr;
then's he's n good ase."-Then advancing to
the other one he said .Hes doing you an inju
ry he's perfectly fee rocious;take the law on him
and III look out for the remainder"
II saw him strike you first said the carpen-
ter; .,nnil him; knock his uprights IRON under
him; cross cut him until he lays dormant; I'll be,
II basket of shavings on you, old chip
Plug him in the oye.' snd the tobacconist
got double on him, and then chew him np-
Don't let him stump you; give him one on his
niggrr head,
Whats the row = said the police. coming up
after every one had gone. "Show usa chance to
grab at somebody. y.-New York Picoynne.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
How to Conduct yourself In an Editoi's Sane

Inasmuoh ns we are overy day more and more
convinced that there is class of PERSONS who are
totally ignorant Of the proprieties which should
be enacted in "sanetum," and the value of an
cdi'or's timc we propose to submit the following
brief remarks for the instruction of those who
are not fully posted up in these matters.
In the first place. always poke your visits du-
ring the busiest part of the day. and never upon
any account whatever come in leisure moments
1t would be improper for any person to go into Il
counting room and bore merchant an hour or
two, but such liberties are allowed in an editors
room
After you have entered, tumble the exchanges
all over they have all been arranged in regular
crder for reference, and hence of course It IL no
particular importance whether they are disturbed
"r not Again, always be sure TO take up the
scissors and lay then, where they cannot be found
If you see knife laying round anywhere, clean
your nails with it,and carry it of in your pocket
1t s of no particular use But above all things be
careful to upset tho INK directly upon carefully
prepared copy, so as to entirely deiaee 1t. 1t is
not much trouble to write it over again; you may
wind up with breaking pencil points, ,disarranging
files occupying three chairs. talking at the top
of your voice, and finally splitting in the editor $
hat. You can then leave with the impression that
YOU have pnd him distinguished honor for
which he will be cternaly indebted. .-NafiUc CHI
zen. '@
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

tntAlhNtihih COUNTY, Va Aug, l, lfta
MESSRS, pONEA co, Richmond-Lasi fall ono OF my
turned looso the stable yard wlc play about
with mules he with the weight Of hs whole body
against plate of sheet Iron cutting himself On the thigh
ham inches long and um Inch aud half 10
inches deep The wound was of such character as To
suppose hc would be of service to again Sec
a the Turf pH In the papers procured and
Piled the mud In about three weeks he was
perfectly well and work aud perceive the least
scar where the cut was made II. A. WINFREE.
T. SThrrc eases of injuries to cattle In this
neFhbahood which have been cured by your Turf OH and
Of benefit 10 cnn procure many certificates
Tho whole uoghborhood say IN the quickest hrnlng omey
they eyer saw II \. WINfREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
More news from on. o' the Tir-, u.n !" Henry.

june 9th 1888 )
DEAR sIRS About the 18th Of December last became
very much afflicted with what thought old hurt In one OF
my knees cf one of nug standing of which hnd rc
qnent attacks within about sX eight days 1t became SO
violent sleep impossible In about twenty fonf
attacked In right hand and wrist and In about
twelve hours was attacked IN my right ankle a which time
under such cNcueatng pain not To he able TO take
whatever losing nil appetite for nny kud of food
aud perfect helpless condition became almost de-
ranged man My family standing around my bed side nro
ring tp call In ply seih my ruPy whA that could oh
well die with fever rs At length consented for
my to MI. james A. tr"ws, merchant, near
and say him what my situation after had tried
every recommendation possible without The @s honoht TINT
he Ind thing which he could truly recommend To send
1t 10 me- n bottle of Doves Rheumatic Lnmon,
uaed II directed, and nftcr about six hours dropped
asnop ot tho first time In forty hours My Joints became
,uch swollen From The time began 10 get the swell
ling snnFod and in ten days able To attend tosmy bust
usual sometimes have attacks In shoulders, |
the inimcut before with Immediate relief by timely
application tiuk II Invaluable remedy aud am de.
every person afflicted with The most dreadful
sconfgo IA earth Gthenmatlsm) should rive II trial
Yours iiuly, he,
IaaAEI.I .a1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

Observation-Disclosures. or what now remains
of that once beautiful city. contains about 5000
inhabitants, and before the civil wars that have
laid waste cities and plains of Nicaragua existed,
contained upwards of 10000 At intervals dur
ing the last twenty years, the Democratio party
had possession of the suburbs ef the clty,and the
Legitimsts the barrcades, from which they had
never been beaten till the 18th September. 1t
is estimated that over four times the amount Of
ammunition has been expended IN the siege OF
Granada than was used in the battles of Mcxi-
co; the soldiery on both sides keeping up an in.
sessnnt random cannonade, ipdisci Intimately tear
ing down the magnificent churches and dwell
ings TINT were once the pride and boast of the
Ca tilian residents. Thus fell to earth cathe.
drals and churches that would have adorned any
city in the universe of which there could not
have been less than twenty-five or thirty, many
of them containing ten and twelve affairs. richly
carved and and profusely adorned with precious
metals and emblems Of Catholicism.
Granada is built in the old Spanish style
containing n large Plaza where is situate the
Cathedrals anl public buildings; from this radi-
ate the principal avanues. which are very numer-
Gus and narrow. lined with houses one and two
stories high, having large windows protected by
heavy iron gratings. Tho entrance is through
II massive gateway, from whence you arrive on
large courtyard, containing ornamental trees and
shrubhery; around this ure situate the dwellings
and offices. all built in the STYLE Each of
the avanues leading to the Plaza has barricade
of great strength and thickness and take the
city as whole, is capable Of making glorious
defence Granada covers about six square miles.
through in every direction you see ruins indica-
ting IA city at time double that extent ---Ef
Nic0rdgufuSe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
From the Springfield Republican, Nov. f3.
The Romance OF Life


Thirty years ago IA man named Wood sailed
from New Bedford as mate Of wbaler, leaving
at home young wife and an infant child. The
ship in which he sailed was cast away on the South
Sea islands and he was reckoned among the lost.
Six years ago the child now grown to manhood.
removed from New Bedford to Cincinnatti. ta-
king his mother with him. One morning last.
week, stranger gray-headed and Care worn.
called at his residence, ana inquired for his moth
er. She was called into the room, and after ga
zing at the stranger moment inquired his bust
ness do you not know me, Marthe!' he ask
ed: and as the sound of his voice. like the memo-
ry of an olden melody met her ear she gave vent
to "A hysteral cry. and tainted in the arms which
were opened to receive her The long lost hus-
band. after numberess reverses and incredible
hardships. had returned to find her whom he had
left young and blooming bride, far advanced in
in the evening of life while the infant upon whose
lips when last he saw him he had imprinted q
fathers kiss, and who could then scarcely lisp
his name, was now a stalwart man and the head
of family. How many hopes and fears must
have agitated the old mariner as he again set
foot, after his long pilgrimage. upon his native
soil ,tt,..3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
at;iI more News from ~ Saoo.i Man.

hu0NI IItTE Nh- Jnuo 10Th Zoo
NFsSRs DOVE 4 COL hereby certify that for years
rnsf have been much afflicted with Rheumatism, and from
frequent nmout have bcon almost entirely
relieved sell great deal of II my neigh.
hnfs do roeoect solitary whore has been
applied according the directions of lis having failed afford
relief family should lie without this I.nimont regard
the best remedies for rheumatism hav. ever
'ed with the pleasure do recommend 1t To
,yery family In the world Yours truly,
ang ~ tl9th dec. j a. CREWS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

N,TApLE GOODS AND GROCERIES.--I have
- now large and well selected stock of STAPLE
GOODS and GROCERIES such Negro Clothing of the
very grade; Blankets Oznaburgs, Cloths Boots and
Shoes Liquors Sugars, Cofees Leather Nails and Oil which
sell low cash. exchange country pro-
duce visiting Lynchburg will do well call
themselves before purchasing elsewhere de-
sell goods low If lower than any house in
the city.
List of articles In part
CoFFEEs-Ro Coffee, Laguyra Coffee Mocha Coffee Mari
cabo Coffee Java Coffee and Green Coffee.
SUGARs.-C Sugar Sugar, A Sngar Loaf Sugar, N o
Sugar Sugar Pulverised Sugar Cuba Sugar and
Crushed Sugar
WHIsKIEs-Zigers best Besore do Pure Rye. Rye Noun
TAIN Tuscaloosa Pure Recthsd Rec6ed White and Old Mo-
non ngahela.
Brandes and Wines JNO. LUNSFORD.
nov lO.dlm--Bcdford Sentinel cspy.
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1OEE AUTUMN SALES. ls

r ~ E N AUTUMN NALES. 1900.
u SSpeDo STEVENSON & WEDDELI., IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS No. S0 PstcrsburR, Pa
prepared exhibit the merchants Of Virginia
North Carolina large vnd commanding stock of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods tiss3
Having purchased largely of Heavy Woolens early in june
offer Goods such prices cannot fail to command
attention ....-. ta.53
firm will remain in New York during the season,
Sales and forwarding thing
and novel as be received by the weekly steamers
from Europe = t#lgk
market will find styles and prices such as
compete successfully with thoss Who pur-
ase In the Northern markets
sep l0c2awts. STEVENSON WEDOsAA4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

THNO .--Bedford County Court,
October Term ls55-Thomas Il Jopng's Petition to al
oad-Report Of Road Commissioner bedupon eonsid'
whereof circumstances being weighed it ordered
that The said established agreeaby said report
aud IL ordered Albert Mcdaniel Road Commissioner ad
proposals for having said road opened and
report to court. copy-Teste, -
A. A. ARTHUR.
The undersigned Road Commissioner will receive proposals
road opened mentioned in the above order
until Monday of the present MONTH oVember)
receive separate proposal for blasting ana re-
mo wing the alteration is the land OF Benlamn
wilkes Jsg will show the work to persons wishing 10
specification Of the work can be seen oy apply
inc to the undersigned The distance is about 2iO poles
neucine nj bridge Big otter Nocls mill and
coming present the mouth OF wilkes lane,
ON ton of the hill on the east side of otter.
ALBERT MCDANIEL,
noy lodlw Road Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


n AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND tAIHAk11G
promote the public health than
utt There be question that thcrr, feeio
thousand thousand of Colds, Coughs
s,ma tronp Influenza Bronchia &e much reduced
The proportion DEATHS rousumptye Diseases in this
country The Pills good Ms the Pccnra aud VIII cure
complaints.
Everybody needs less purgng Purge the blood
impurities Purge the vols liver aud the whole Via
ccral from oaneons Purge out the diseases which
the body wnk It's decay Hut for dseaaes
should III. only of old Take anoss early aud thrust
II from the syscn,. before 1t IA yet too strong 10 yield
Ayers ls do thrust disease only while " Is weak
but when IL has taken hold Read tho astounding
who by them from dread
Scronla Dropsy Ulcers skin Dsoaaea Rheumatism, Nen
ragia, Dyspcpsis Internal Pains bilious Complains, Heart
hurn Headache uont less dangerous bn s threat
onng aiments uoh pimpas the nee, Worms, Nervous
iftahy Loss of appetite lrcgulartes Dizziness In tho
head Colds, Fcvcr baoptery and indeed variety OF
complaints for which purRaNo remedy ia required
Iheae random statements hut arc authenticated by
ncghhors aud Your own i'lA aeans
Try them once. aud you Will never bo without them
Price - cents per Box--A Boxes for u 90.
Prepared hy Dr j Z AVER. Chemist, Lowell Mass aud
sud hV all BfnnnlalsoVorY whore lnov 32m