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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

THE WouNDKD IN EnE GRIaEA.-The1e are,
according to official letters from Constantinople OF
the plt., in the hospitals Of that city, brought
fromthsG iimea, no feweri.han sixteen thousand
sckor wounded. On that day there arrived OF
constantinopte one thousand eight hundred more.
Nosqonsr was this fact known at the Turkish
capital than, at the risk Of their own lives, seye-
Ialnuns' surgeons and hospnnl attendants. put of
tIrtAe transports, in fail and mlselable boats,to
attend % their different ailments. and To admins.
teF1to thEm' before their landing, food and 1sst6-
ratIyss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

0DyspeTsIa. in eits various forms or emaeiated hu:
nantty, lesutns oen FROM small causes llketndsss-
toa, producing constructions eatulehcY. Nausea IL the
Stomach. and thousand other ailments tending to pros
trate or de5ete the physical mani any and all OF these
ills yield like magic DR. Hosteters celebrated stomach
Itte svtng the rePutationi bears reiHstating 10
health thousands who have tried its vtyitying aud
influence upon lhstr almost desplrns aud
broken Constitutions All should use tess bitters during
this warm The most eectaal preventive
OF diseases known.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
and BY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

oAlo PoLlTlcs. F.om the following lines it
would appear that twoof the candidates for Gov
ernor in the Buckeye State are eminently men of
character, and committed to political creels quite
liberal. not orthodox:
Keep it before the people, that VIM. Medill is
IN favor of horse. stealing! nfavor Of polyga-
my! In favor Of negro amaIgamaton! In favor
of deptiving white people of the elective fran
chiSe rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

RAcnEh's DAAosps diamonds won by
Rachel when she personates TIT. character Of All.
Tienne, have been valued, according to the NJ Y.
Tribune, bythe best lapidists OF Europe at S245,-
eco. Herfye dresses worn in til. same character,
cnSt 81 mn each
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
WHAT,s TaE nAlTER WIrAYoUR HoRsE1

Zone spavip-bruise-Sboulde r.slip-F Founder us
MsRcu1Nr's GAseLNa OIL ltisthe best iRinbrocatlon
IN use FOR either horse or human flesh.
ICES n. a. LOGAN 6 Co. GepI a gents
ago Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

Agents In Virginia.
Stephens EaTTsition-0 Sterling Go, HtTTisoit.
5trEh-NSm Bcakinear aud X g Holiday, Aofrla
Wilde Bro, John Fisher, and ] II Thompson TYkerlfng
WIN Holiday, Marshall c H-JRcob Smith. EVeLls6urs
-SamiA Il MQuLy, LelrtS6urgh-Z~A Kari, Cedar GTore
Alitts-ns 3 Barnes, Clayksbtug-Dr K q Williams
AheEheraGiol1L q. Z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
Good Medsciines.

THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
: LAuGHLlNs & RUsHF1RllD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
REAI. MsTAnlN sAI.Es.

HOUSE AND LOOT FOR SALE,
q AHs uaderf gAe1 def pS ils Houses am to,.
Nltket tReeii Monroe and IIS, "
Fpnt COCA brick Ig ys
ltnt house pllfput hui dilES H NWe'-
twin be SOLD low ana on leppBit1ola terms -,
any me Rtlertle tlrst OF 0Stobst s1A
EnauiteOL
sens atS \ n g1Ih,,,,.r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

opium puldimgn' PEELED The amiabIe spouse,
as noticing our misfortune, she determined 10 Keep
us down BY piling upon our head the diShed with
no gentle hand. Then III rapid succession fol.
lowed the war cries. .'Plum puddlng!' she SHREK
vifb ,eVarI, 'IIS;h
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
Trust Sale
Or HOUSE AND LOT IN RITcHlETowN.

by virtue OF deed OF trust nom Louis FIuseusp and
~ tho nnaersiEned, dated osl February 1863,
ana a9ly Ieco lae4 In The cer's ONCE of tile county
SsI 40 glp county Virginia, in book aOiasc sAl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

Duf2s Meroantile College.
l n n large room 5lI HI fn brOolE's ESu iIdings5
Main street, Wheeling. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

SIN IoHa FRAN LlN.-Lody franklin has ailltes-
sel letter to the charm Of the Arctic Commit
teeaurgIng the claims.o her late husband 10 some
porto Of the offered TOT the diseoveryof
ainotthwest passage. She says: es
ssVE hen 1t sIemembereil that these brave and
nniortnuate men, alter years OF intense suffering
and priyatIons Ionud dead OF on q
"a spotW hlcl they cou not have Ieacheils without
the geogrdp htcal blsn which
object aud am ol painful lfotts;
and mem befed thai they are be-
3yope tbe teach tleff e6nptr eWaId Won WiI
not think refuse them tie aeknoVle I'D geinelt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

sGEA trump b Of manufacturing skill and ipge.
nuity has been achieved at the TIedegar Iron
Works, n9uthshire. a railway bar,w was ROLL
ed60teet il engtb. all in one piece; aud advanc-
ing from success. second bar has been rolled
s6fees 2inches long, IS lbs TO the yard; weighing
3sIs0lbss It isnoW astonishing visitors at theex-
hibitien at PaTs. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

opium pudding!.' resoundetl the war cry FINN
the enemy, as the gravy dish took us " here We
had been depositing the first part Of odrdinneT,a and
a plate OF beets landed upon our white vest.
"Bread pudding forevet,' shouted We in def
anceS lodging the soup tateen,ant falling beneath
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

nc5surott The receipt Of One Dollar. ..T,HE MARRIED
TVOAAfES PRIKATE MEDlcAE COMPANION. Is scut
(1aea fred TO anYpart OF the United tates the Cana
ias and British Provinces All letters must DO post.
raid, end addressed to DR. A. a. afAORICEAC box 1894
New York city. Publishing occ, No. 1eg Liberty IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
e. DUFF, Principal.5

.01I = Ah444StPsa!s
mis- Institution has opened discusses with
u H3IletllS pr0SpectS. Students nav RELY nln6 re-
seVtns All The advantages derived rom atteGtIin the in
sHl9l9n Pittsburgh, and those who 1Ste viii re-
SsSe sue same diploma The course stud embraces
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING,
applied to every branch OF trade in naunsctTng con
mission, Wholesale retail, Individual and
upwards Of 800 practical b1siness
tIansacloGs eucdattlg SS different lIs1bDlS oT TG,Is
preparing tue student To keep books u4on
th0d III use. = - ~ LUZ
COMMERCIAL. CALCULATIONS,
Embracing nearly 900 business computations but few Of
Wa.e1 are toand IN any also nav anu a3bre.
Waited method Of computing Interest. " -
PENMANSIiIP.
9ae in the process OF teaching
CoAiNERc1GL Law.
Regular Lectares Will Be delivered by memberof The
Wheeling Bar. s ~ - - - s'ts
5CoaatERCtAL icoRRE6PONDENCE,
Win general rules for framing cuisines letters business
and Tptelits OF every description
results OF ~ years e&peTtenee srchants and
20 yerS subsequent xTeEenee teaeheT are eoU-
neySt I1a no Gouree OF training uSnesS now given
toa. I - y
uSsR DUFF delivers 4 nee lecture at his Yo6m a.
Neekat 6osclock, t0Tghich The
public Is speeStnlty siHVt -
QpfEEs Bu0Rke HaTperls difi6n
Book pFice 81 For bS
huokSe tefSs 80
!. AIEteF4 Circular. snff:tf
'XSl GIL EEl IS on ID
YesssAs u and
" z 81 sSSqAIsis
q 4ftFN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

.srhen ma en, it is so meanly put together, and
so badly burned, that tue devil himself wouldn't
smphaticalIy, and will not he contradicted,
that it's bead pudding, and the meqnest kind at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a Ladliies.
- nir1sslts aaaElRNiRIGRNIT GOODS

TKERhayet6s dfy received BIS Ryprcss, few sets Of
Honi ton, ard Maltese Lace Collars,
Sleeyes md 10 emit Tely3Aew desgni which
are by tlost OF any We nav ever offered
k4s1, Hosiery iveIS heavy Embroidered. ~ pTiteS
tr0m tS60 to 500 pltT Qld few white Grape
collars spI HklSk ELLi& Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

alt is plum pudding, . shlieked my wife. as she
hurled glass Of cIaret IT my face, lie glass Itself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

MaInstemi Wash. br. Totals
Passenger 1905 s7,.F8 So $3.50 70
Freq so g 1905 o. ess, 1901
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

B. & Q. R4ttGoa p..7777;lA The regular monthly
meeting OF tile Board Of DitecLorsof tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, held yesterday, the rsyenueof
the TOAD for the month of AugustWas reported us
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

s6fees 2inches long. 75 lbs TO the yard weighing
3I30lbs. issnow astonishing. visitors at theex=
hibiti9n at Pans. g
Lows am RoY1hTY.--A London correspondent
Of The Boston Psst gives the following gossip asto
IN instance Of love aud royalty
Il Is said that Queen Victoria IS troubled about
on atIaits Of the heart, which has sprung up be-
tween the princess royal and the young king of
Portugal who IS sgafl upon Q visit here. Notlhat
there is anything Objectionable in the latter either
insminds morals or good looks, that would render
him an undesirable husband or som in law, or in
the throne he is to fill, vi ich Is all an anxious
mother could aspire alter OF four daughters
norsth5t the the Queen wouId not glatilY see the
princess royal we'll disposed in marriage, but
that the young king IS IA Roman Catholic, and is
thus debaIted from allymg himself by marriage
with an heiEess however distant, of the British
CLOWN 8teanWhlle the young king has lallenbyi-
olently IN love With the fairg of fifteen, is
not to his merits, and lets pass no oeca
4Qns eithet by presents, messages oEtoken, hen
he IS absents or by tender loo present. to
manifest her sincere affection. They are not, OF
conise suffered TO meet, exceptin the pTeSenceoE
others but there . e numerous occasions during
thenoTnlng walks OF rides, oTthe steamert trips Ia
the yssWhelt the lover can manifest the stsTtl.
menta Of his heat 10 the object of his pursuit. It
Is 81 hisperstl that among the numerous teachers
employed to perfect the loyal chiidten Tin the
k1owledge Of the modern languages, there is one
who IS stbieeto his mai u, and: who is devot-
edIy attached TO him, aud that through him COM
lndnies lions have passed for d long time, which
never met the.auga setatiny Of the Queen.
-
% Dobbs says hes8oGEl have died of cholera
in Ang'sst. it had not been ior one thing
doctors gave him up.
aenof TIE MODEST dlsfo sitions always think
thelase happl when hers share Their hap
pm With thetq.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

o. Dobbs says he would have died Of cholera
in Angsst. had not besn TOT one thing
doetSls give him
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
EIdttorz cake.


As6acheloE editon out est vino had received
from the far hand OF q bfilss niece 81 elegant
welding cake otlTeams on thus tie result
soE his e1perience.
Eesput it under the head of our pillow shut
our eyes sweetlY as AMI fants bles with an easy
dreams GENT touched US, aud e. tancy we
were married. Never wasa little editor So hap
ply. ItWaS ttmy love- q dearest, sweetest
ringing in our ears every moment. Oil that the
dream had broken off here. But no, some evil
genius putluIo the head OF out dtcky to have pud
ding for dlnneE, Just to: pease her lord.
Ina hungry dteams we sat down To dinner
Well tie pudding moment arrived, and q huge
slice almost obscpted from sigh The plate bet1Fe
aus.
Ethis2S'
Yes, love, aim il nice, y
s.GIorious-the best bread pudding eyertast-
ed .inmy life.,'
opium pudding, ducky,' suggested myswlle.
80, no, dearest, bread puGdtlig. Eal@ays was
fond of ,em.'
s.Gall that bread pudding2 exclaimed my wife
while her lips slight cuIled with conIetnps.
s.CeIlalnlY, my dear-reekon;Isy I've had eilous b at
tue Sherwood House to know bread pudding, my
love, by all meaus.''
..Husband-this is really too bad--plnm pud-
ding IS tw;ceas hard TO make as bread pudding,
and is more expensive, and is great deal better.
say sthlS Is plum puuulngS Slrt and my pEelty
wlte'S brow flushed with excitement.
Ny love, my sweet, my dear love- exclaimed
we, oothlnsly, "do Motget angEys Pm sure it's
veIy good, II it IS bread puiding.''
'.You mean lDw wretch fercely replied my
wife III higher tones ..yo4 know It's plum nud-
dlng.''
..rhen ma pn, it is so meanIy put togetber,and
so badly burned, that tue devil himself wouldn't
know 1t. tell you madam most distinctly and
EemphaticalIy, and will moi lie Contributed,
that is bread pudding, and the meanest kind at
that
cit IS plum pudding, .. shrieked my wife, as she
hurled glass Of cIaret it my face, lie glass Itself
tapping the cl9ret from my nose.
.'Bread pudding" gasped ne, pluck 10 the last
EandsresPiug roasted chicken by The lett leg.
opium puddingm rose above The din, as I had
a distinct petceptonfo OF feeling twoplates smash
across my head.
''Bread pudding' we groaned in a rage as the
chicken left our hand, and flying with swift wing
across the liable, landed IN madam's bosom.
stPlum puddingn' resounded the war cry from
| the enemy, as the gravy dish took us here we
had been depositing the first pat OF rdnneT, and
a plate OF beetS landed upon our white vest.
"Bread pudding fotever!'' shouted we in def
ances lodging the soup tureen, falling beneath
its contents.
opium pullimgH' PEELED the amiabIe spouse,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
q a Np w A-R r q N d S J.
John nm. Clarke &Co

Land Warrant, stock, Exchange broke
aud Agents foI. Glslillis against Ihc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
KINSLEY 4 cos.

DOSTON, New York, Philadclphia 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 ;-!'oston, n State street; New
York, Wall street, corner Broadwnyj Phila'
depha, 80 Chesnut street; Newport, 100 Thames
treet; Fall River, MAIN street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) y3.
v.B. PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent is the authorized Agen, Tor the Daily
News and aud Heral ofthe Times IN the cities
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered TO take advertisenen's and 'ubstrip
tons AT the rates ~ ,cquircd by US. Ills receipts
will he regarded Ne payments. His Offices nrc--
Boston, scoIlay's Building, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; Philadelphia, North.
west crrner Of Thirdpup Chcsnut s,rre,s.
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Stoves, Ranges
+ j R N A c { s

MAY always bc found at the Subscribers, o
Nl most approved patterns. aud set with care,
and warranted 10 work we'll. Alec, tin and sheet
iros ware on hand, with other articles usually
sept .; suck q store. Tin, copper, and sbee
ros ~sp Ssds order. Orders solicited.
WM DRONNEu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
FEvER-SORE CURED.

Tie Rev. RICHARD DUNNINC, Pastor Of die rres
yefian church, Adams BMn, Monroe county, New Yort.
sroe 10 us have just received le from, Mr. CnAs
Gy DrSSrc, relative to The Of his FcScsore Ysu
nay depend on what IL statcs for hs is Christian
Ild mn elder in the church. Some years he had
invo one of his legs cut a. o his h 10 eonseques
Fevcr'soro. The other leg being now affected. Knj
ibout 10 be sInpuiSed, recorninc ended ERAsrs Nyb,
me- Read the result, He II hare pssi on,y doe
.oTrLEs OF BRANr3 MEDICINE. PLACED Ill nora,
from your recommendation that Medeps and cnn nolv
ay that, with tho pleasing of God, 10 has S5st<d cure S
" Lso.'" SEQ Pamphlos for full Particular.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

"ATrIcA, 0enesee Co, Febrrary l. 1910
an T. WALLACE CO.--rsnHepien: was, fof
nan year. afflicted with disease Of the stomach. could
any at grsasy substance without causing reat
pain sickness, and vomiting and continually afflicted
with sour stomach s an experiment, tried one bot
ao Of BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, 70 my utter dlssp.
poinment, cdsed and reered the usual pain O'r ooro
used second bottle, which has comp etey cured
the disease well aud hearty and almost
anything without being pinned he stomach becoming
sour. Yours respectfully, I. y. WILCOX"
Mr. Wilcox 10 q respectable merchant Of AuIca.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRBgi, &c

"RyRoN, ULNrsEE Co, n. r, OF 10, 1871.
"Ncsss. NJ. r. WALLACE& K ca, Some time last WIN
er my wife debilitatcd from the effects of La.
sovrhsa and Nursing Sore ou that she could net In hc~
.hld perform any household labor. Ho medical eah
nen varied according the advice and puons
Of tho eminent physicians, until n was xhaoeN
I'd useless enors Sho became yer, she eiOn, he.
Al the time she commenced taking bi0Hr5 heatcn4 u.
weighed than eghtyfve poullf but b. he rs,
.hc tid taken four boHs she became periectyw well Tbe
Yry household work, and gained thirty Tgusds u Gcsh IN
bur weeks. Yours truly, G. Is. OALENfINE"
The reader will observe thni Mr. 0ALLNrNE roys 0u,s
KILL" He, informed by q. 8. TEkRY ksq, "
nc anne place, has studied Insdic iciuo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
DANGEROUS sCROFULA!
Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr.. HASKINs statement Of cure! lie sAH
.My wife procured one bottle Of BR4NTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT of Bissdi d Leonard, druggists OF Rome. ]
commenced using that. and be2sn get better Tint bohe
enabled 10 get ~ ssy trd where had zee. eonhpsd
sc year the seeond bottle enabled get Of sAssssJ
he third bottle enabled 10 seuh rus @de ~ Rome Cen
re- whero procured rr bofus more; snd when had fin
hed using them erentccn Of tvW ulcers had Aealnf
p-and hros bofaa more eaecied PERFECT CURE Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28
FOURTEEN WITNESSES: |:
.EANCEKS CURED.

VI. q. o. KINNEY. merchant. Clinton. rns!o e,y7'tr
- informed Us tlRt c.ncertcfor In aid e"paty
Hcus wond..dli curve ~ Carcass ,nrouy A- e6>sry
: ERANIS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A esree,s1f,-
:, 'rtu" county, n. 20 10 also asing said PrKivsa Ef
Sl1IL@, dru ggist, ut nayohars, Mong
:, y u Ia, informed Of "a important ~ Cas-.
%R Gf Ion: standing, which vas sfsetsd aged laiy
tit place f therefore. THE rvssusR C0n~~r. hy
-IarSlne, healing power, vsst impure dis4ate oi ~
""d ran II not c,Ie' Seven yesrs experiences ,ld ,fr
'iny1 sa:s uoTe are rons but what t will cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMON-
AIRY pIS EASES.-Extcn-
sivcly Used, Tested ani Ap-
proved in New England, Cam
ada, and the British Proyln-
ces during n period of
TWENTl-SEVEN YEARS,
Ivy Eminsnt Physicians, iy-
n U,nen pyo(,sSo,S oj CojI,pes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

. { Eo. r. DOWNING IL p-rp,.d ." inrni. h
, VI n's - l. usrrs (ani ,urh may hr pk se (!
o. p'io ''.r hmu) " IA an ihin. in th- ru,,.
eirnny ne that thu, mN n c.i, -. we'll ..
'h'"r i'-.cs - rvp, kn.l, praann nt.l -. 4
"h.'w' ".
I'"s'' III. ''me T." la,'d ia "vet. Narniy e
"ahi"f Jit
D.RAs0s.
1 "a. u. COZLcSS & 60. h,ven.h.nd
- i,r,r s-sor,'n N, III Par" IL. Iimhrs.i,,. ~,
u. the l'"-'t Irics JJ
tW Gre rr.---i cpapi t. .'n. \ ,rGr,
ceS,", ,u't reed u,i % icr.,l =, ,h.. ,rr Ia
'H piirs ~ nh"lr.,l'' and 80 ~ 81 2? a., 4
s"r"i CORNELL. s. DENNl>.
Cuitg So. Sew u,'s rruh..,, 30 pnnd,,,.,
- - i"h, 'io H' iu'd 4. Il, REIN 4 .. IL, Il,
Il" 4 &. 'fa"rln i tnI n wan, Ero,n. ~
~" "" u pu'e-, ~ w',I.-r Al anl - tan AZ -
ir''d 'iIrrt CpRNEI.L y DAMS
DiRNSCi.S-- ,n"th im oi rar,.oi. m,
"ch Il! L\N''i ~ NpHNhN.
PINT NV .!k rtin'.. i"i "c'd J.,
Ii6 LANGLEY X NORMAN.
RnIi.'i NT;- yh,u rriurd ;i.hii,u,.
- just rrc'dhy
'I6 LtvGi.EN & NORMAN.
SILK Um'.Ins NJ
Jl6 lAN';LEY & NORMAA'S.
V"A>i r.md.r ~ ,usrir ,ui,lity Al The
L sior" at 'EW rON N.pTilERS.
Court "i H''- 40, Nrwr"i, Ia. II, iSj5
TilE 60 nn'-s onr,s b rrtofo~ appoin cd
{" rrceiv' Ini ,ninr tii,. claim. uf rhr
6" dilors 81 the c,tot" Oi D,Girl G.. Drnham,
'"r "i Newport, sc" Represented ins"v,m
- -. a
F'c'1hi0n ia" sane " read Hni rvi.pr.d fn
c,nsi. GRAFTON toa Cont Of Probate /. H.. holl, n
at thc city tlclk's nhi,r ia Newport, ot, Mn.
day, TIE Il ol JI'j mXi, II 10 ociock A. m
Notice /, or !rre Ia hc givra IA reef or thr,c
successive We, ~ ~ IN Dil, News. nucr 4
week, that nj persons in'cirsird ma, npI.au al
said time nnd rl.cr and show cqus-, il ANY.
why sud report should not bc received and m,
coIin'ssiDi closed.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-28

THE NEW REMEDY.
LATELY DlsLGNEfLp u kAlNA>
SEQ, CALLED
Railways ResulyeRL RenOyailes
R. R. IL
No 2. r.-.T,
A au,ck cure Eur -;cruf,ia ~ itswors,. i,rmr.
R,DWAY's RENOvATiNG hEsOLi ENT.
1t Ole.nsrs aud pu,iGes the blood from all Sdiol.
ulous Hun ms; il ciadicates from the homes and
muscles Discasci Deposits; 1t clcctiiics the
fluids and solids
WIrl HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
1t n warranted 10 cuie
ScroGia, Whit swclires,
lIunors, Syphilis,
ancrrs. Epilepsy,
Tumors, JaundiCr,
Rickris, Ulcers,
SaIt Rhcu,n Fever Soros,
Bronchitcal Tunors Hacking Dry Cough.
Ia either OF the above named dis,Tisrs, We Guar
aniec that the patient will rNpe,icncc its powers
ul effect, IN 4 FEW HOURS after taking it.
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
Il thrill of health courses through every rcive
aud secretion Of the system. lis sh"ck Il hraIth
felt in the bones, the muscles, the nerves, the
secietions Of every organ IN the boGy,
En ten MinNsc+.
The patient feels this marvellous remedy worn
ng in the system after taking il.
|. Ii enIiches and puriiics the blood.
2. IL removes from the bones aud secrctio ns a
diseased deposits.
3. IL strengthens aud builds up the weak, re-
axed aud worn out parts oi the system.
4. IL braces Ip and imparts renew ed encgA and
vitality to the nerves.
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call At the Medical Office Of RADWAl Il o.,
", s,,lt, nd piv n <t-an
remedy one trial. Price II per bottle.
~ a Z. EsT.
All sufiering with pain are inyued to call al
RADWtY'S MeGicd office every day, Iiom 3
A. VI. to 5 T.. VI. Ii is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains in five minutes or less. regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis.
T9. e.. R.
Rad ways Ready ScItcf
will stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
UrES, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic,
Neuraigic and Nervous complaints IN FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXT RNAL.
twill stop the most EXCRuCIATlNG
PAINS ia f ON THREE TO FIVE MINUTES
aud has cured
Rheumatism In -Four hours,
Neruilsia In One hour.
Croup In Ten minutes.
Diarrhna la Fifteen minutes.
rooihache la On. second.
Spasms Ia Three minutes.
Cramps In Three miutcs.
Sick Headache IN Fifteen inmates.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Iilains la Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In Four hours.
IpAucnZa In Twenty hours.
spinal Complaints, Still Joints, Stnins Bruises,
Cuts Wounis, Frosr Bites, Cholera MCrbus
Tic Dooreux,
and all other complaints where there is severe
ain., Railways Ready Rclci will instantly sior
the pain, and qnirkI, cure The disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, i62 Fulton Stree,
NEW YOkk
z. Il. HAZARD & CO., Agents
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