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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

Nt LYON'S KATHAlRON.-TLerc is no
surer tcs, Of the uurivalled merits OF an article
than the sprins,ng up Of countless limitations
aud counterleits. This test concu-ivey proves
Lyons kath.iron, Tor preserving, restoring and
beaut,lying the lair, To be- the finest toilet ar
ticle ever prepared. Combining as it does the
fragrance oi the most delicate extracts with the
most valuable restorative qualities, it stands
entirely without "A rival. The Ladies have de-
cided that no toilet table is complete without il
md their fine discrimination rules the world
To guard against valucless limitations aud coun-
terfeits always ask Tor Lyons Katharon.
HEATH, WYNKOOP & co, Projectors,
20 63i.b.rty.st., New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

At an associated dinner, o debate arose
as to the benefit OF whipping in bringing
up children. Old DR.. Morse took the afli-
rmalive; his opponent, young minister
whose reputation for veraciy was not very
high, affirmed that parents often did harm
to their children by punishment, from not
knowing the facts of the case. "Why,"
said lie "the only time my father whipped
me was for telling the truth."-"Well,"
restored the Docto-, sit cured you, didn't
it The Doctor beat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
ID ED.

In this city, Wednesday 9th inst, after sick L.
ness Of thre years. which he bore without mur-
muring, and christian ior,,ude. MIR. Samuel
Greene. IN the 69th year Of hi" age.
Al tho residence of his son-in.law, Capt.
Jesse Cbace, in this city. on thursday evening,
MIR. Samuel Allen. M the 74th year OF his age
On Wednesday morning last, Florette. w,ie of
Mr.. WIN. Brightman, Of this city, aged 30
years.
In this city. S'h inst, Mrs. Sarah II. Lawton,
in the 47th gear Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

A portion Of Saturday morning was oc-
cupicd in the discussion of a morton Tor
leave to file exception, to defendants an
swcr, in the suit in equity WIN. B. Law
renee vs.. David =. Hall. A nes and Law.
renee for the motion, Potter and Sheffield,
contra. Ceriains rules Of the court were
elabora,ely and critically aualyzed and dis
cusscd by the counsel, and one oil them
10Th or llih) judcally expounded by sho
court. Say the court, after the expiration
OF The period prescribed by the rules for the
filing ofanswers, exceptions, &c., such
papers cannot be filed with effect, without
Lave of the court, expressly given. The
court granted the mott on, now made by the
complainant,-postponding to day future.
motion on the part of the respondent for
leave to modify and alter, in matter OF
form merely, the answer in question.
One cause Of some local interea,-a
petition tor writ of quo Darran,e, bearing
upon tho controversy between the mem-
bers oi the Gas Company of Newport, it
was agreed between counsel and court
should be heard at Providence at the Sep
tember term.
The court at noon on Saturday ADJOURN
ed to Monday morning, when the trial of
The civil jury docket will be resumed, JUS
tice Bosworth presiding.-Prou journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
DEFIANCE SALAMANDERs SAFES

ROBERT NJ. PATRICK is the SOLE
manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes, and PATENT Pow.
DER ROOF DEFIANCE Lock AMI Cross
BARs-The best Sales and Locks combined
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 at
sizes, suitable for Merchants, Banks, Jewelry,
Record Ofices, Steamboats,, ETC., Fire and rh,ei
Proof Bank Vault Doors. Plate Chests, Tor pri
vate families Oh hand. for saie, and nude TO or
der at the Depot, No. 1872 Pearl street, om
door below Maiden Laae, aad at the Man.
utactory Nos. %. 2,6i aud 6s Cannon st. n.
Y.
80 6,n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
NYA 1llarinc ]ntclliaenee. OH
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Aug. 10, 1855.
GEORGE FREEBORN, administrator on the
VI es:ate oi Rebecca vose. late of Newport,
widow,o deceased, presents his administrators
account on ,aid estate for allowance, aud eor an
order to he passed thereon Tor the administrator
10 pay and d,str ,bute the balance OF sand amount
in his hands, to and among the creditors oi said
Rcbec,s Vo-e. as contained IN the list reported
by the commissioners on said estate, whose
claims are allowed by said Commissioners the
same is read and received, and referred for con-
udersiion to Court Of Probat. TO be holden n,
the city clerks office, Newport, on the 10Th
day oi September next, at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. No
iice 10 ordered to I've given their OF tor three sue
cessive weeks, ouce n week. IN the daily News,
that oil persons interested NAV appear NJ said
tine and pisce and I've heard thereon.
alt H. ID. IIONLANU, Prob. CleTk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

BURLINGTON N. J. Sept, s.-Another =
rious accident, attended with loss of life
occurred on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
.road this afternoon. The engine Of the 2
o'clock train when near Beverly was
thrown from the track by the breaking of
an axel attached to the forward truck, and
' rendered complete wreck, and following
after it was baggage and passenger car.
John Holland, the engineer, was so badly
injured that amputalion of one Of his limbs
became necessary, but he died shortly
after the operation had been performed.
He lived at Camden, and leaves family.
Lsnghorn Thorne, a fireman, was seriously
injured, but not considered fatally. None
of the passengers were hurt. The acci-
dent occurred about 2 o'clock p. NJ, and
was occasioned by flaw in the axol next
to the wheel. An examination proved
the axel to have been sound about an inch
and half in diameter of five inches
Soon after the accident occurred the engi.
neer asked "what's broke ." On being
told, the axel, he replied, 81 thought 30.
Such remark leads 10 the inference that
he was aware at the depot of the flaw, and
Notwithstanding, recklessly pcrilled' the
'lives Of the passengers as well as his
own. Great excitement existed among
the passengers in regard to the disaster,
and the feelings of the people here are
again narrowed up by the repetition Of
fatal accident SO near them. Drs. Bey
and Beverly performed the operation on
the engineer. The train was delayed
four hours.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

O' A private letter giving an account
of the recent bombardment of Sweaborg
says that the men employed on the gun
boats had, as is usual, their ears padded with
cotton, and few cases Of deafness are re-
ported, but all employed experienced Sc
we're pain in the chest, and in two days
some of them had not recovered their voic-
es. The mortar boat threw 1000 tons of
shells
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

Baltimore, Sept. 8.-Our latest intelli-
gencc from Norfolk via Richmond repre-
SCENTS that there is a slight abatement in the
disease.-Over $4,000 was subscribed in
this city to day for tho relief OF the suffer
frs, making total Of nearly $4,000. A
boat was sent down to.night heavily laden
with provisions, also having on board Il3
collins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
OVERS HEALING INTERROGATION.

" For Summer Complaints Dyer's Healing En-
brocation takes the preference over every other
article. such complaints as Diarrhoca, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbua, &c, are almost totally banished
by the use Of Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
For sale by HAZARD & CAS- WELL,
and RI. TAYLOR, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

Alderman Binns being called upon by
woman in great haste, and indignant at an
expression made to her, addressed lin in
the following terms -. Alderman, Mrs.
Shocks, my next door neighbM, called IN
a thief, can't make her prove sir?V Well
said the Alderman, after momrnt's drib.
Grafton, "you may, but think you had bet.
ter not"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

New York, Sept. ga suit has been
commenced in the u. s. Circuit Court by
a lawyer of this city against the Camden
and Ambcy X. X. COMPANY, for damages
on account Of injuries sustained by two
members OF his family in the recen, catas-
trophc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

10 WHOM lrsu0uiD CoNctRN.


HAVING appointed NEWTON BROTH
IL EltS oi Newport, aconts tor such aI'icir4
as they import aud dcd IN, are npw PR pared to
solicit lro,u their friends aud the Iub',c, or.,s
through these gentlemen. IN" frtqrncy aud
rap,liiy oi Intercourse bctwae the two cities,
ili enable Them To- execute or'rrs with certain.
" and despatch. No rnor. viii be spared to do
full Justice to all oiders thus entrusted tn their
care. They Import and preserve under custom
House IocN the iir"ndics OF the most distinguish
ri houses IN Cngnac. are sole importers al e..
II. Mumm y Co.'S Champagne " Nns, and ate
always supplied with the fms, qualities ~ Ma
dcna, Champagne, Sherry. Porte, Chrc;, och,
aud Baraundy Um,s; Liquors and Co,di,ts,
~cot,h Ale, 10 ion Potter, havana Srgm.,
picklcs, Preserves and de,racies, hcing a c1u-
pcie assortment oi choice and rare articles ~
luxury. They invite the special attention e
pu,chrsrls 10 examine their Catalogue at the
store Of NLW1ON BROTHERS,
who will promlt, attend TO their wishes.
New York, AWii, 1884. j'S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

nT A lad, day or two since, was
called TO the witness stand in the common
pleas court, whose tender years raised
doubts as to his competency as witness,
by not understanding the nature and obi.
CATION Of an oath. The first question put
was
"Are you son Of the plaintiff 2"
The little fellow crossing his legs and
deliberately putting half paper of to.
bacco into his mouth, replied, with the ut
most GOODNESS
swell, it's SO reported" lie testified.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13


BALTIMnRe, Sept 9.-Ths accounts
from Norfolk and Portsmouth are of the
same terrible description, and there is great
suffering from famine as well as from PES
tilenee. y
Three thousand dollars were subscribed
this morning at the counter of the Amer
lean, 4" making o total in this city, thus far,
Of about $4,000.
A load of provisions is sent down by the
steamboat daily.
A meeting Of tho citizens Of Baltimore
has been called for Tomorrow, TO dovise
further measures for afording relief.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ANorfok despatch dated last evening,
says there were seventeen deaths in the
Howard Infrmary during the twenty-four
hours, ending 2 O'clock, p. NJ, on Wednes-
day, and about fifty in private praciced.
Thirty-seven bodies were buried in one
pit in the Potter's Field, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. w. Kemp, Mrs. Henry How
ard, Mrs. John Shustor, Mrs, Thomas f.
Owen, and Mr.. John Shuster. arc amongs,
the dead
DIR. Gooch, of Richmond, Mr.. Jackson, a
student of Medicine from Washington, Mr..
Dood, of Norfolk, Mrs. Wilson, and Chas.
Solomon, nurses, from Baltimore, are all
extremely i'll.
Drs. West of New York, Nune OF Sa-
vanah, and Smith of Columbia, Pa, were
@"~on0a yUs,oiuay.
Mr. Craycrcroft, student OF medicine,
from Philadelphia. h. B.Walters, and sew
'eral members of his family, are down.
Mr.. Gatewood, the agent of the Associated
Press, is seriously i'll.
Miss. Andrews, of Syracuse, is better,
and the Rev. Mr.. O'Keefe of the Roman
Catholic Church, Mr.. Willis of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, snd Mr.. Kerpat-
ric, are all doing we'll.
Capt. Edwards, had arelapse, but was
again doing better.
There were bet~ cen fifty and sixty pr.
tients in the Howard Infrmary, large
number in tho Jalappi Hospital, and one
hundred and eleven in the Naval Hospital
at Portsmouth.
A most outrageous robbery was perpe-
trsted by fellow named Maks, superin-
tendant in the Howard Infrmary, who
broke open the trunk OF a lady recently
deceased, and distracted n large quantity
OF jewelry, all of which was subsequently
recovered.
Among tho deaths on Thursday morning
Nwere Thomas Booth, w. p. Parsons, also
Yarrel and John Small. The following
new cases also occurred - Augustus
. Cook, the Mayors assistant, MISS Virginia
Rogers, Leon Schisano, son of the French
Vice Council, &c.
AT Portsmouth six physicians, mostly
from the North, are sick Dr. Collins
President of the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad continues very i'll. Out Of ls
employees at the railroad when tho fever
broke out, only one remains alive.
r DR. Kennedy, Of Philadelphia was taken
to the Hospital on Thursday morning
Mayor Fisk continues to improve.
There were in all, in Portsmouth, on
Thursday, about 45O cases. The number
'of deaths there during Wednesday was 25,
and on Thursday up to P. H., between
10 ald Is.
Mr.. Loyal, the Navy Agent, is sick, as
well as some members of his family.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
Dyspepsia, COstiveHcs", Bill
Ou. Complaints Jnundicc,
Bad kuHnOfs, Coughs.
Colds, Headache, DC

raise up, ui go nj once for a bottle ofod pr Nm
Abbofs Btters, ttke them bv the directions so ia
good fth and strong hope, for yon eva be- Cgrci ~
well A. ten thousand Others, who, could tnsy h
spenk its praises with one voice, would be heard
itOm NJ iiue 10 California. Tue strong men II, ,
for II maintains them in viaor the weak ard de-
biaied use IL for IL reneSs and iaygorttrs; moih-
rts give II Ia theI chi! irtn, for II Is sale, honest
family medicine,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

MilAMBRA.
V'O LET.-rhe pleasantly situated st"r,
l. House on The corner Il Thomas and William
streets; apply on the promises, a2!l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
THE GREAT RACE !!
5000 Bottles Sold in 30 Days :!
OLD DIR. WILLIAM ABBOTT
AHEA0

- EADER, These are fast Tines, md 4. in the
~ great whirl apl press ui this busy sCene, where
all around you are tctmine with life aud Hciiyiiy la
the eager pursuit of gain or livehood, gniueI by
COOL strpng honest industry you lind yourself una
bic ia Keep vonr end hp, and forced 10 sit down
quietly, suffering under disOrdercd stomach or iC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
NEW COO IDS.


i5o NEW tOObN' lN"' 10"
Il iNrs' Ncrn, Shiri., Cmion do. L,lru aud
W Cotton Drawers False Wris'r'mis, Byron
Cellars. SIX Susprnders, Black slk - uis and
lihrdh IL, new sttle oi Snnuner SIX travais.
"ik, Threat, and fancy ciored Han Hose,
fanrl rnlo,rd kid, Sir. /. sc Ihtrll ani CT
ton Gluy's, Vest buttons and iiugs, H"ss'
lichs. ihsalay received AND Or safe ~ The
iowes prices "A United States C"thms y "ie,
J20 donrs N'rth rps' o.ce.
NEW Gn pd.-Jusi received Large lot of
~ Ribbon, firnch flowcrs, fionrh Bud,
aud al other kinds of Niiihuri, goods usn,iiy
kept IA such IN est 'lshnrn. Als" i~en's
five hui'dred spools of Sew ing Sik of all shades
aud ot the best quality, ~ W ih'ine- s'rcoi,
conner ol hmch. IRA fkLhNi.
a22 sign OF ihc big iio"nct.
RORDEAUX OIL, C4pers. pnl Olives, for
ID sale hy Il. <. BARKER,
app l63 Thames street.
/ AsEL FEMALE SEMINARY, huBugNpAtP,
- MASS Ten miles lrnln hnstnn,- lrcrssl'!ch 10y
the frequent ,tHns of the Worcester Railroad.
The Fan .esson viii conme"cc Thursday, -,p
tembrr II, is55. G w. BRlGG Is, AN, frnci.
!. L>sELL, M, pals.
For Catalogues und other lUiJimati,u, ANY to
the Principals.
hrhurudtr, Aug, ?, 1855. eIi2ew4w
I-,AkArOt;A puwd,rs- a new supply of
- these unriyalied Powders. Tor IN traveller
or home consumption. Each powder iurnishcs
the equivalent Ola b tile Of cool sp,ing water
For sale by HENRY riSDALE,
all Ill Thames 81.
EODDtli " n y ~ have Jusl TtPlrnI-Lud ihrT
* stock of goods, sn3 viii now utirr Tor sale
elegant assortment II fine God WnHhes, nnmunj
Rings aud Rms, fureniinc, BlHok aud Gold stone
Mosaic WORK, in bracelets. EH rings and Pins 'a-
mcns, The finest ever offered Ia the city tIlligTre
Earrings aud pins GoH Luck,is. Bracelets, Zen.
els, tbtins, Ihn!bles, Seats, ke's aud Rings.
Sleeve Buttons, studs, slidrs. Buckles, Crosses,
NccnlHcys, &C Ac.; Also iull aud complete as
sort, mt of silver aud Plated Ware the mrarsi Va
rirty of Sprctacirs aud Eye Glassrs IN the Ciiyi
Card Cases. Port monnaies Oprn tl"s-rs, Coal
Of All kini-, Combs nnd Fancy Goods, The "hole
Comprising the richest aud best assortment IN the
city. GODDiIUE ~ soN, uDticians aud Jewellers,
at The Spectacle Depot, Il Wes'n inaier ~, Prom
dunce. ala
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

DOR SALE or 70 LET, furnished or uniur-
l. ni.hed, the subscriber's horse r, Gently
built in Bull street., and lately occupied by AlrS.
Gri fla it IL Constructed of The best materials
ant in the mort thor ugh manner, aud has ali
the modern improvements.
MIA n NJ. CIlAEEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

Comt of i'r bate, NewpIrt, Aug. 20, 1855
TIlONAS r. CARR, Executor ol thc will
J. and testament ul ElIzahe'h u Perry, bate
ot Newport, single woman, dec, prcscu,s hi-
first account on said e.iete tot allowance
the same ls read reed aud referred Tor con.
si1eruIun to "a :uu,t of Pruhue TO he holden at
the iI,y Clerk office, Newport, ON Monday. the
the l7n day OF sept, next, at 10 O'Clock, y. NJ.
Npucc is ordered to be given thereof once
week lJr ,hrrr successive weeks IN the nuiy
News, ihJt all persons interested may alpcar Il,
said tiua and place and he heard thereon
u22 b. Is. How LAMP, Prob't Clcrk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
To l.t.u',

For the Season, Furnished,
TIE subscrber's house III Prospect ilill-st
i the house has just been completed, is large
and very convenient, having all the modern I'M
provrncnis. \. NJ. CliAFEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

E'OR SALE, or To Let, IN the nor,n part of
l. the civ, furnished, first class House and
Barn, with every convenience Tor "A summer rcs-
dcnce, w,lh about one acre Of Laud, built of the
best ma,e,i.land Workmanship, having a fire
view OF the Ocean anl ii,ibpr; more land can
be bought il desired at reasonable price
terms made easy Price, 5000; apply 10
m3 GEO. IL. VIII On , Builder,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
GRAND APO LLINEA

u n ID ~ IL - j ~ ~
from 3i9 Fourth IT.. New York. Fashionable
dancing Academy, at tie Ocean iiousc Hall.
ID SiKACCO, Professor aud so't accom-
l. pshed teacher, known in America, 0f the
NV and modern dances, has the honor TO ~.
prize ihe citizens and visitors Of N'wpot that
h" gives lessons every day during the season,
commencing on Saturday, 2lst, irog 10 TO ], IN
the NOR ing.
Ladders, Gentlemen and Children who may
honor him with their patronage can be assured
to learn by his unique method, IN lew lessons
all the most fashionable dancer, iGcluIiug the
NARSDtiENNE,
the celebrated ncu daucc Of the bali rooms OF
Paris and London.
Price OF lessons, invariably in advance---
! lesson, $500
3 $50
bleesns, 1900
" lS0O
II To- children, Sl2,OO
~ ior practice 1900
Private lessons viii be gwen N ihc Hall, or
~, rrsi!enccs, II desired. Jyl9
NORTHERN Corn Meal, boiled do, lur sale
~ reduced p iees, by
II J. IL. & g. W. PERRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
WHY ARE VIZ SICK

W ha- hcsr ihr bet p' the human race .. b. ebsh
81 dawn bN GistH-r hud sNl,iiig HOLLOW
l,lisi'- are specially "dHIitd IA tie ieihf sf ii-
WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE. aud iLs
w ikh. 81 all riiaes. ayes. seNrs aud conrliip-
f'1s. ifn.sssni Holloway personally snptrinirnfs
10" ~ huiitinrr "i his mriciic> in The tnIi,d
SilicS, and OILERS lAem "a ir,s n.d ruiishicued
leorle a. the best remedy the wu. M e,cI saw for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
&c. PHILLIPS,
FLOUR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
lIG Broad street,
NEW JOkK.
NeWrORr Co,FECri0-NNEkY..


Dihc1ui the dlrytnni C"hsO'i .at II Lotteries.
B,hinprc. Nd - " jane, 1855
CAUTION.--LOrTkH FRAUDS.
T1,ilE Coy,miSsinn Df the KAiyiand state
/ lotteries has dccmed il his duly To- canton
the pubtc against the numerous Sw in'liers who
circuldr h> mail aud olhei w,sc iryu'ulcnt I.ot,e-
ry schemes, aud pretend to be agents 6r tho
sale nf tickets in Lotteries which are wholly
fictitious.
The only legal Iotcries in Mar, land arr
those drawn daily nader the sup-ria'emcnrc o,
the Commiss .oner elected hy the people 81 the
State uhdcr the new Constitution To exiiD'D.
aud approve the schemes aud attend to tho
drawings.
the tickets in the'e Lotteries aud all err
tifcues oi packages oi tickets have the iith'-
vraphed signature 4. Y. Brennan. ''rwrai
Agent fn. the Contractor. Office al the Mary
haul ConsoiidSted Lotteries, Baltimore, Md.
An oibers are frauluIent.
For further Information On The snbl, ct ~
thcsc frauds, a,ldress r. Y. liRtNsN,
Biliy Bshimore, Mar, hnd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

ROOMS TO iEr.
OVER the store of B. T.. Car, in the building
" corner OF Market square. Apply 10
a6 WM. :. VOSE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
FOR SALE OR 70 LET.

TVN VTt To
A MODERN built cottage, constructed of the
n best material. and in the most thorough
manner, aud situated on one of the mos, pleasant
streets in the city. 1t contains = good sized
roo'ns; a good basement can easily be made AT Il
small cost. Apply at this Office. JIG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
DK. LANnLII - KOUT AND ntltB
BirIEE$


BirIERS.
L, Buy me AMI III do you Good.
DRDCLt iiA liON oi War procLimGd, to We
l. vigorously aud success fully CARRIED un from
tpri l., To Dctphrr lsi, 1856. A. the eXpira-
ton ol SAID TIM, DR.. Langley Sarsirarilla,
ID ,ck Root, Will Cherry, Prickly ASH Buk,
Mandrake and Thprownrl aud RhubaIb Root
and !iorb J,unJice Biltcrs, will be- proclaimed
triumphant and victprious over thr enemy
man anl woman, by curing all the Sprung tai
Suumcr com la IL, such as Liver Complaint,
Jahndlcc Ia It's worst forms, Bilious or ioul !
stomach, D!slrpsit, crstrveness- ia,igsstlom,
Piles, huinors oi ANY kind, Headache, DIZZINESS,
Weakuess, l.oss of Appetite, cite, CITE, they
cap be cured 10y using Dr.. Langiey's Rort and
Herb Bltiers. Now is the b st tlnt to use
hcm.
Only 70 cts. for pint aud 81 2 cts. for qG,rt
bottles.
Soil wholesale in Providence by T.. +. M,-
son & CO. aud J. ralch X Srn. ani IN c yport
by X. }. TAYLOR auI HAZARD < CAS-
We'll. all 6.nis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13
The Rich and ths Poor use IL,

f,r they both ncc1 the came heip,-d professional
men, for seden.dry pursuits hriug on Indigestion
and the above complaints the mechanic, inr he
wau,s good appetite and sound nights rest -
the aborer, for his health Is often ms "nF 'hpi'h
aud hest friend 1.-The sailGr FAR away IRON nome
in fever latiiuss, IN all climes he Y ants Tnsly
mrdi icne, such as OLD DOC1OI WILLIAM Al
BOrT5 81 TIERS. The ladies' us' iheSe bltls
for the oi ipimples and bad humors, ~ ihry 40
not add to good looks in shot, they are hScd by>
all classes aud have been for .orly years u ls no
medicine ol a day, made to asie pleasant ana aa-
verised sUr sale nor IL got up 10 clear the Maine
Law either. II - composed of natures remedh',
aud will restore the true working of her laws.-
Come away then from Your pr.judices and leave
your worn ont disappointed hopes,
Boy AND TRY ThiS WONDER WORKING
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-13

UIlKlIiN'S NUIICE.
INilE subscriber has ben duly appointed and
quilted 10y the C"nrt oC probiie, of New
port, Gulrdiau oi the estate oi lydia Locke,
a mhor dtughicr oi Nathaniel Locke, late Uf
Newport, ,iec-aei. All persons having rL,ims
against ms sdid ward are notified IL rxhibit
them " thin six months from this date, to -'''''
n66 n NAHtNNIEi. LOCKE. slui