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Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

TIE MOUNT VERNON FUND.-It il stated in
tic Richmond Esqnirer that the Hon. Edward Ev.
ertt has already placed in the hands of trustees
$1,000 at per cent. interest, and $500 at pei
cent int restthe prOce, DIS Of his ation-for the
benefit Of the Mount Vernon fund.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

eSy- Important Notice to those afflicted with
Chronic diseases, by DR. A. s. HExrH, Ncw.York City.
Finding il impossible 70 attend personally toall my pa
tients, and being unwilling to trust such responsible
duties TO sants students and for the purpose OF
suppressng tho salcs OF worthless ard injurious quack
med cncs, well the impostions advertised under
fictitious names, offering to send pes gratis,
receipt Of letter stamps one dollar &c. To obviato
the above and accommodate patients in ell parts Of
the country send medicines, with full directions, 70
any disease for o.. unless treatment is required
longer period than one month. wfcn the fee Is the
for each month. The fee for all surgical opera
tons, including that for the radical cure Of herna will
depend upon the pccularty cf the Patients will
gvea fill statement Of oil their symptoms ,as the REM
edics prepared with especial reference to each
case. All money letters should be registered. The
first part of my illustrated work will be sent ~ any adj
dress on the receipt Of 10 cents A. s. HEATH N. d.
lol Spring-street. opposite St. Nicholas Hotel New
York. Ai'N- oa 1v
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
EsTATE OF ANNE WATSON

- COUEr OF PROBATE, HARRINGTON, Feb. 2, 1857.
GILBERT II. LAWLESS, Ex, cutor of the last Will
and Testament of ANNE WATSON Iate Of Darlington
deceased, has this day presented his Ryst and nal
count for allowance and settlement. rsur sd
Ordered, that the be received and referred 10
Court Of Probate, to be holden ut tho Town Clerks
Office, in said Burlington, on the first Monday in
March next at one o'clock =. NJ for consideration Ond
that notice thereof be published in Saturdays Rnops
ISLAND TeLBeRAPH for three successive weeks
4f;s T.. TIFFANY Probate (lert.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21


APPALLING DIsASTER-THREE LIVES LOST
The recent heavy rains washing away embark mcnts,
occasioning slides, undermining ties aud sweeping
| away bridges, have been the canse Of delays aud
much bad swearing. of failures to make connect
ious, and detentiens of the nails and general de-
rangement of the railroad lines in Illinois and Mis-
souri, On the Chicago and Rock Island road, AZ IL
crosses Du Page river, five. miles from Joliet, the
heavy rains Of Friday had swollen the river till 1t
owl rfowed its banks. covered the bottom and sub
merged tho track on both sides of the bridge. A
freight train consisting Of the l0ccm0ti se tender
and seven cars loaded with horses approached this
river on Saturday. The engineer, ignorant Of any
obstruction, and confident in the irmncss and cafe
ty of the road, though covered with water held On
his way, plcwing through stream two feet dcep,
guided by the iron track until he reached the bridge
when the appalling fact WAS revealed thnt the swO
len river had not only submerged the bridge, but
swept il away. Locomotive, tender, seven cars
with their freight of horses, after another dis
appeared beneath tho surface Of tie stream, deep
enough, by reason Of the freshet to hide from view
every vcstige Of the train. Down with II went all
in charge OF it, and three of them were lost. One
human life destroyed Overbnlnnces the destruction
shudder, Of those seven closely confning, be-
yond all hope Of escape, their noble freight Of hor
ses ! And who, without thrill can picture tn his
imagination the frantic death struggles Of those
helpless animals, with the falling train they took
the fatal plunge, and amid gurgling and in.rushng
waters, died, their Of easy transportation pro-
wing their cOfiins and their tpmb.-St. Louis Re-
publican.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

The Democrats Of warren are requested 10 meet 1t
TsxPEnAScE HALL, on SATURDAY, EVENING, Feb.
2ls for the purpose Of electng delegates to attend
the Democratic State and District Convention to be
held at the State House, Providcnsc, the 4th day
Of March. '''''Aii ~ftA
Per order Of the Committee
fls-2t JOHN r. CRUMP, Chairman.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
Grlfgrapb Alarine suurual.

PORT OF WARREN
for tabular sfSsensnt of Vorren sssses see 4 page
The bark Mary Frances, Rule, hercc for the Indian
Ocean, lies at anchor of Bristol harbor. She will
sail in u few days.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
The .s Opposition" Nominations.

Thursdsy was truly day Of Conventions In Pre-
| vidsncc, NO less than sir being held, to wit: A
State American Convention; . State Republican
Convention Congressional Nominating Republi-
can Convention for tho Eastern District; similar
Convention for the Western Congregational Dis
srict; and American Nominating Conventions for
each Congressional District
Tho officers elected were: Republican State
Conveuton-JOsEPH ]. COOKE, President (nomi-
mated by CHARLES RANDALL, who was nominated
and dcclined) EDWARD HARRIS, JOSIAH WEST
corr, AUGUSTUS PECKHAM, JOHN d. HERES
HoFF, JOHN 9. CBAMPLIN, and PARDON SPEN.
GER, Vice Presidents; and r. X. HAZARD, Jr. and
JAMES NJ RIPLEY, Secretaries. American State
Convcntion-P President, CEXRLEs II. PARxnURsr
Of Providence; Vice President, WIN. J. SWIM
BURNE; Secretaries. c. NJ ALvORD and JOHN l..
CLARK. Eastern District Republican Convention
-WM. P. SnEFFIELD, Chairman, s. A. PEARcE,
Jr and WIN. N. Snow, Secretaries. Eastern Dis
trict American Convention-E. J. NIGHTINGALE,
President, and CHARLES H. PARKHURsT, Secre-
tary. Republican Western District Convention
Hon. THos. WHPPLs, Chairman, and HENRY
HOWARD and JAMES N. RILEY, Secretaries.
American Western District Convention-WM. A..
PiRCE, President, and JOEL NJ. SPENCER, Sccrc-
tary.
The result Of al this Convcntioning was as fol-
lows:
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Governor, r,-ELIsuA DYER, of Providence.
It. Governor STEPHEN n. Mason, of N. Prov.
:" Bee. Of State,-JoHs R. BARr.nrr. providence.
Att Genera, ,-CBARLEs HAKr. t
Gen. Treasurer,-SAMUEL A. PARKER, Newport
Congress, E. Dist.-NArnAS B. DuRr.., Tiv'n
w. WV. ID. BRAYroS, War'ick.
Republican Nominations same as above except
For 1t. Govsrnor-THoxAs O. TURNER, Of Warren.
Gov. HoPPTN and Lieut.. Gov. BRowx each de-
clincd denomination. A resolution to invite the
American State Convention to unite with the Re-
publican State Convention, was lost In the Inter
body. and in the American Convention a Legislative
caucus document Of similar tendency was laid on
the table.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
"The Dance - 4. Bristol.

Tho BRISTOL ARTILLERY have arranged ts'give
q" Hop" at their Armory, on Friday evening next.
The Military present win appearin soldier cost~qe,
and we learu that the WARREN ARTILLERY will be
Represented on the occasion. We do not doubt that
pleasant time may be looked f'r, or that alnre
Of the beauty and galantry of Warren will DO pre-
sent.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

AT PRIVATE SALE, a small STORE and
"A DWELLING, situated OH the corner of the North
fS,a Grave Yard for two hundred dollars TO be re-
Hjin moved from the premees. IL not sold by the
-. 14th Of March, Il will be sold at public Auction
at o'clock j. N. Of that day. Apply to THOMAS
DARBYSHIRE, on the premises. 10"
Warren, February z, fs57. Ni So 1T 8S
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

SUICiDE-Mr Edward J. Trucn, residing at No.
2O7 Pearl street. Brooklyn, shot himself with pis-
tol ON Monday evening last. He was convcrsiug
with his wife at tho time and explaining how 4
neighbor named Savage had killed himself about
year since. Suting the action to the word, he dis
charged tho contcuts of the pistol into his brains
lie fingered for several hours before he died. lie
was si ky and unable to work more than three
days in week, and being fearful that he should
come to want, grew desponding and killed himself
He leaves wife in destitute circumstances, but no
children.-N Y. Sum-
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

NEW FLOUR AND GRAIN STORE
IN J.C RICH has constantly on hnnd and for sale,
Flour, Corn Rye Oats Meal and Feed with ON assert
ment of Groceries, &c. ''i'
Store in Child street. few rods east from the Rail-
road All business is done on the CASH principle.
Open from A. M. to 8 p. NJ .f - fHst
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS
The subscribers offer for sale 900 barrels Of their
NEW AND IMPROVED PoUDRETTE.

The subscribers offer for sale 1000 barrels Of their
NEW AND IMPROVED PoUDRETTE,
Manufactured from the Dight-soii of New York CITY, in
lots 70 suit purchasers This article (greaty nproy-
for eighteen years. and still deRes competition "A
mature for Corn and 0avdcs Vegetables being cAecr.
err Dov povs.fsi than say ohsr and at the same time
frseJrcm disaareeabk odor. Two barrels (s8 worthy
will manure Of corn in the hi will save two.
thirds In labor, will csuse N TO come up quickcr 70
grow faster and 70 ripsp earer and will bring lar
ger crop poor ground than any other fertilizer and
Is preventative o the cut worm also Il does not in
jure the seed TO be put In contact with It. r.r-r
The L. ~ Co. point 10 their long standing rsputa-
tion, and the large capital $loooo invested IN their
business, as guarantee tina. the article they make
shall always be cfsuch quality rs 70 command ready
sale. a-7-'"-
Price, delivered In the city free of charge and other
oxpcnss-- ,t .f
ODe Darrei. ........... 1900
2 Two parrcss. ..................... $50
40 rive pnrrcis. ........ ........... 500
. . DIX Darreis. .........s.,.......... $50
And at the rate Of tiSo per barrel for any quantity
over six barrels. 80,
lfy- A Pamphlet containing every information,
will be sent (Frce) 70 any one applying for the
y" THE lodi MANuPACruarNa co.,
b jan2s On Office 20 Certlsndt-st, NRwsYoRK.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
EARM FOR SALE. ADMINISTRATORS
II SALE OF REAL ESTATE, consisting of FARM
-

AND WOUD LAND.
lM-cN by virtue Of license from the Hon
orablc Court Of Probate, for the Coun-
Sr9 l3ISH ty of BRISTOL, will be sold at PUB
Lie AUCTION, on FRIDAY, MARcH
20h 1901 il iuir ii not the next fair day. ut 10 clock
A. NJ at the dwelling house on the premises, the we'll
known Homestead Estate late belonging to Capt. No
ah Peck, late Of Rehoboth, deceased consisting of
large dwelling house. Of brick, two storcs conv cicut
for two families, in good repair with good barn and
work shop and other out-budngs all in good repair
together with 20 of land all laying together and
suitably divided into moving tillage and pasture and
is in good state Of cultivation.
Said estates situated in the South Westerly part of
Rehoboth, six miles from Providence. on the main
road leading from Providence to Dgiton, pleasantly
situated, and long occupied as Public House.
On the premises are shade and fruit trees well Of
water at the house and barn. never-fang streun of
nishng an sbundant supply Of pure water to all parts
Of the same. On the margin Of the stream are excel
lent natural meadows, producing heavy crops Of good
stock hay. 'tgg.tI .-n - '.lli .
The suation Of the estate Is pleasant and desirable,
being in good neghborhood, excellent school
and mills, and convenient to the Providence market |;
and, being an excellent grass and hay farm, and
we'll watered Is peculiarly adapted to the raising Of
stock for dairy or milk farm and has bad the bene-
TT OF manure from livery stable in Providence eight
years. -.,..
Also, at the time and place, there win be sold
trSft of wood and tillagc land containing zen acres,
separated from the homestead by the highway. The
wood is very thrifty. and part Of III for emitting
For further information or particulars enquire Of
m .t...g ,r. i. B. SMITH, Administrator,
Or on tile premises, or Of ASA PIERCE,
~ lAinli frl 'oaf Providence.
!. Terms of payment made easy. flS tss
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
The Lieutenant Governorship.

Az We have already intimatcd would probably be
the case, the Republican State Convention have
conferred the nomination for the Lieutenant Gov
ernorship on one Of our own citizens. Col. THOMAS
G. TURNER is doubtless personally known to every
elector in our town, and needs no word of praise
from rs. Perhaps no man ccnld be named for whom
n larger or more cheerful vote could be cast in
Warren on personal grounds. This being the case,
It follows that Lis party will be likely to receive
moro or less aid through his personal popularity
But we hope and believe that election dny will
show that citizens know how to discriminate in
the matter BY giving him vote far greater than bis
ticket will receive here.
1t is very long time since the dominant leaders
in the State have condcsccnded to assign any nota.
bic political honors to Warren. We are glad that
they havo found eIpedient to change their tactics
now that doubts whether Warren will continue
right" in their estimation, begin to aflict them.
We hope that party lines will be lost sight Of among
Us 30 far a. the worthy Colonel is concerned, and
should be best pleased If not single ballot should
be cast against him. We protest however against
any suspicion that love tor his Rcpublcanism''
has anything to do with our supporting him. He
10 our townsmnn, identified with our local interests
a. far a. any can be, and will watch over those
interests to such an extent he may do legitimate.
ly. He is fitted by experience in other public ca
pacities to creditably discharge the duties of the
station to which he Las been nominated In both
public and social relations lie descrvcdly enjoys re.
spect and esteem. Though our anti" Republican
ism" 10 pretty strong il cannot stand against these
qualities in cur townsman, and We "go in " for
him. uWe have said IT," -tf
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOT1CE.-Thc sub
"A scriber has been appointed by the Court cf Pro-
bate Of The town of Warren, Adminisfrator on the
Estate Of LEMIRA PECK. late of Dighton, Mass,
deceased, and has accepted Of said trust He there.
fore requests all persons indebted to said estate TO
make Immediate payment, and those having demands
70 present them for settlement NJ nny be TO
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

We ere Glad 10 perseivs that ths Ansrissn snd
9spublisss csuvsutisns have sash nsn,ns>ed fhs
prsssnA General Trsssursr Sbs ss-s3rvsisaL Mr..
PAnxRA h . worthy gentleman - - md the
o6lss with fidelity and sssiduity bcyosd esvil.
Liks the oMes Of Secretary Of State, the 0esenl
Treasury should be conducted by an Incumbent
whose experience and peculiar ft9ess should bc
considered rather than partizan ends. Mr. Pan
KKR, We trust, ssa mako up his mind 10 rs-elec.
ton. f'i: q. Ii.. e
Mr.. PaRKER's nomination BY the Republicans
uss y no means unanimous He was opposed BY
ssms nsnber for having supported Mr.. FILLMORE
--but % TIE Americans had already nominated him,
~ majority wisely concluded TO accept him. -.
f 't'fl-.no3 ------e-o-e--., f-. . 1
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

CoLr--FuLLER-In Scituate, 18th, Leonard Cole and
Mary Maria Fuller, both of Foster.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

In the hands Of JOHN R. BARfLErr. Esq, the
present Secretary Of State. the Ofce has acquired
great accession Of usefulness and importance.
We know Of no gentleman whose peculiar tastes
and abilities are % well adapted TO nahc II more
than mere routine oGsce. Mr. BARTLETT might
have reasonably expected tho compliment Of an
unanimous nomination in both the American and
Republican Conventions. We wish that an par
ties would unite in electing him to station which
ought properly 10 Be withdrawn from partisan cos
testo
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

rO-PARTNERSIIIP. undersigned havc
~ formed acO-partnersbp, under the name of II. &
T. COLE, for the manufacture Of Cord and have taken
the shop on Manning street lately occupied by Will
las Friczc and will be ready to receive all orders
in their line about the 10th INST
HENRY COLE. Cd,
THOMAS COLE.
W. '"-~~ ro'~v,~~ l. 1877 Etf
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

CY Our readers will remember that Mr.. BAL.
Louis excellent lecture is to be repeated BY request
ON Tuesday evening next sH ~
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas, from Grrytown
lCth inst, has arrived at the Balize. Tie Times
see, from New York, wit recruits for Walker, had
arrived at Greytown, US had alss Col. Titus, from
Kansas.
Col. Lackbridge Was reported to have proceeded
up the river from Greytown to Cady's Point, nt
the mouth of the Pceripagun, and to have attacked
and defeated 800 Costa Rcans. His steamers ma
chinery getting out Of order, he obliged to put
back again to Punta Arenas After repairing he
proceeded back again.
The advices from Walkers position are to Feb
ruary g. These advices are undoubtedly from the
agent Of Walker, and are to be accredited accord
ingly.
1t is stated that the a!lies under Gowns had made
their appearance in the vicinity Of Rvas but were
driven back. Also that an Jan. 90, Gen. Hennins.
sen with 400 troops, attacked 1900 Costa Ric,ns
at st. Georges, aud, aftcr driving them from their
position, returned to Rivas. SO
Walkers whole force is rated at 1890 men, of
whom 100 arc fit for duty aud 10 good health and
spirits, having throe months supply of provisions
and ammunition. te r -rr
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

THE KIDNAPPED CHINEsE.-An invc tigation,
instituted by tha Marine Department of the Board
OF Trade, regarding tho frishtfa mortality of Chi
nese on board the British ship Duke Of Portland,
who were kidnapped for slaves at Hong Kong for
Havana, was holden at London last month. The
captain had dreadful passage Of one hundred and
fifty days, the Co9lies having mutincd before the
ship started, and he being obliged to erect barr
cade to protect himself and crew with planted can-
non., The Coolies made several attemptsto cap
turo the ship, and ut one time thrcuteued to burn
her. The vessel was $50 tons burthen. 80 pas
sengers were put TN board Of her, and 1913 died,
principally from congo stive fever, though many com
mittcd suicide by Jumping overheard. The captain
believed that onc-third Of them were kidncpf cd
Boston Courier. irns f.| aiH
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
EsTATE TEMPERANCE M. MUNRO

~ CeuRr OF PRoDArE, WARREN. Feby. Z, 1851
An Instrument in in writing purpoytpg TO be last
Will and Testament Of TEMPERANCE NJ MUNRO.
widow, late Of arren deceased is presented for Pro-
bate:
Ordered, that the be received and referred for
the Town Clerks Of6sc in said Wurrcn, on the first
Saturday in March next, Mt two O'clock p. NJ, and
that notice be given by prb shing this order in Saur-
days RHODE ISLAND TElEGEAPH, three weeks succ,
lively. rI era..as .fi ~ II
fll-3s - g. RANDALL, Probate Clerk
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

a A. " al Il - u ID PITCH
~ LOZEAGE
sure and pleasant remedy fpr COUGHS, COLDS,
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, BRONCHITIS, AS
TINA, and Lungs enough are left to sustain lie,
A Certain Cure for Consumption,
A PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION,
Conkdinag Miner0I Iosons, anil perfectly ste for
the b.fant o, hsuolid, in any stcge
IT soedkness. .,
8. D. FULLER 4 co. only manufacturers. Boston,
Mass. Sold bv Druggists and Dealers in Medicines,
e'"rvwherc; d24 3m
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

- Il A ! = II QU a Il + II RS.
- Good, plain Spanish Quarters will be taken at
Long Room at the value Of 25 cents in exchange for
Goods accounts, especially those accounts Of long
short period, will please to take notice. Twenty five
cents for Quarter at the Great Cheap Store corner
of Miller aud Union streets.
fla T. O. WHEATON
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

DLEASE NOTICE.-Ilaving purchased the in
in the stock and store formerly occupied by BOWEN
FREEBORN, l intend transacting the GENERAL.
DRY GOODS and MERCHANT TAILORING BUSI-
business upon snch principles will insure the
continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon the old firm. With the fscitics for doing tho
business and arrangements for manufacturing and
replcnishng my stock ut the lowest ratss trust the
public will be pleased to extend to me u portion of
there favor shall ina few days make large addi-
tons to my stock of such goods will be adapted to
the several branches Of my trade.
WM. ii. BOWEN.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Warren February II, 1851.
s4y- Those having demands against us will please
present them for settlement, and those we have de-
n,ands against, either by account note will please
give their attention to the with little delay
possible. ff I'll
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
Warren, January g. 1857. fls 3w


D-The eCO-Partners'ip here ctofOrc eXistihg betwctn
the subscribers under the firm Of BOWEN FKIE-
BORN, has been (this third day Of Fsbi u,ry, ls57)
dissolved by mutual consent The affairs of Co-part-
nershps will b. settled by either Of the subscribers ut
their late place Of business.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-05

To THE MILhIov,APro Wood, of
St. Louis, has, after years Of deep study
end uniiriug research, succeeded in pre-
senti1g t. the public an article superior
to any now in use, and indeed it is truly
a wonderful discovery-we advert to his
Hair Restorative; the olly article TINT
has been completely suecessfali in cheat
ing age o. his gray locks, removing
dauiruff, itching, scrofula, &c. 1t re-
stores the gray headed to more than the
original beauty; adds new lustre to
ioc IS already luxuriant; having the eff
feet on coarse, harsh hair to render it
glossy aud wavy fastens permanently
hair that is loose or falli g, and mai y
other qualities which will become known
as soou as used.
The pride of mankind is singulraly
developed in the keeping and arrange
ments of the hair; perhaps from the fact
that it is the only portion Of the human
body that we can train in any way we
choose; howimportant en-, having
this portion left to our rare, that we
should use all themcans science has
placed in cur handsto render itbeauti
full and permanent.-If you could have
beautiful hair, glossy hair, hair with its
natural color elegantly preserved to OK
treme old age, don't fail to purchase
Woods Hair Restoratiye.-Duily IolOa
State Gaz. 4w7
Sold by all respectable Druggists.